Topic: Usda Organic

The influence of Bayer Monsanto and Bill Gates on American agriculture is examined, with Gates noted as the largest private holder of farmland. Renz argues that the "certified organic" label has been compromised by USDA loopholes. He highlights research into edible vaccines in vegetables dating back to the year 2000 as a method to bypass traditional injection refusal.

Bob Barnes praises Alex Jones for predicting the current globalist agenda and mentions the success of his book, "The Great Reset." He also highlights the case of Amos Miller, an Amish farmer being targeted by the USDA, and encourages listeners to support Miller's organic farm as a form of resistance against government control of the food supply.

Robert Barnes explains that the settlement for Amos Miller prevents him from going to jail and allows the release of seized food. Barnes warns that the USDA is attempting to monopolize the food supply to favor "Big Ag" and synthetic meat interests backed by Bill Gates. He compares the potential for a "food revolution" to the deregulation of the craft beer and spirits industries.

Constitutional lawyer Robert Barnes joins the show to discuss the case of Amos Miller, an Amish farmer facing jail time and bankruptcy for selling non-USDA-inspected meat and dairy. Barnes argues that the USDA is overstepping its authority to establish a precedent for controlling what individuals can consume. He notes that the Amish are targeted because they represent a healthy, independent community outside of government control.

Robert Barnes discusses his representation of Amos Miller, an Amish farmer targeted by the USDA for selling raw dairy and organic meat through a private membership association. Barnes claims the government is attempting to imprison Miller and bankrupt his family to eliminate competition for big-agriculture interests like Bill Gates. He notes that there are no consumer complaints against Miller, making the USDA's pursuit purely political.