Topic: Wheat Supply

Jack Posobiec highlights that 15% of global calories come from wheat, with a third of that supply originating in Russia and Ukraine. Because the planet operates on a 90-day food supply, the current disruption in planting and exports poses an immediate famine risk to 800 million people. The United Nations is accused of using this technocratic tracking system to control food distribution and vulnerable populations.

An astrophysicist explains the dire consequences of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the global food supply, noting that 15% of the world's calories come from wheat produced in those two nations. With planting seasons disrupted and exports banned, the expert warns of a significant risk of famine in vulnerable nations within 90 days. Harrison Smith claims this food shortage is part of a globalist plan to trigger mass migration into first-world countries.

Russian billionaires and supermarket CEOs warn of an impending global food crisis due to halted fertilizer and grain exports. The host argues the Biden administration is using the war in Ukraine as a scapegoat for domestic economic failures and inflation that began prior to the conflict.