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The Government Must Stop Stealing Ranch Lands if We Want Freedom | 11/13/25

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

We begin by noting that the same way Obamacare stifled choice and competition in health care, Trump’s ridiculous endorsements are stifling our ability to get better candidates and run competitive primaries. Next, we’re joined by cattle rancher Breeauna Sagdal of the Beef Initiative to discuss a Manhattan Project plan to reinvest in America’s independent ranchers and farmers. We don’t need subsidies and handouts. She highlights all of the ways government policies are locking up grazing lands and hay stockpiles, which drives up the cost of ranching. She also warns that property taxes and inheritance taxes are shoveling farms out the door to corporations that are tied to foreign interests. Meanwhile, our government continues to push the tokenization of natural assets, which ties into EID and the AI agenda. We are either with food and humans or tokenization and the fake world of transhumanism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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