Trump Just Made Roundup Too Big to Fail. Here's Why!

On Tuesday, Bayer proposed a $7.25 billion settlement to make 65,000 Roundup cancer lawsuits go away — without admitting wrongdoing. On Wednesday, President Trump signed an executive order declaring glyphosate a national security asset and extending liability protections to its sole domestic manufacturer. Then RFK Jr. said the quiet part out loud: ban glyphosate, and 80% of American farmers go out of business. Same chemical. 48 hours. No way out. In this episode, regenerative farmers and Air Force veterans Rich and Shelley McGlamory break down what really happened — and why it matters to every American who eats food grown in this country. We cover the Bayer settlement and what paying billions while admitting nothing actually signals, the Defense Production Act and why Bayer is now effectively too big to ban, the real military supply chain story behind glyphosate and elemental phosphorus, and RFK Jr.'s Catch-22 admission and what it reveals about how trapped the entire farming system really is. This isn't a story about weed killer. It's a story about what happens when a food system gets so dependent on a single input that the government has no choice but to protect it — even when people are getting hurt. Grass-finished, glyphosate-free beef, pork, and poultry shipped straight from our farm to your door: air2groundmeats.com