Good morning, folks.

Welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted Nostin-Brower show,

bringing you the latest world news and health research as he comes on to the set with a shake.

I hope you guys had a fantastic weekend. You guys had a good time staying safe and healthy.

I got a lot of different articles I'm going to be covering today on some health stuff.

It should be a good show. And it was funny. I went up the Florida State game over the weekend to play Pittsburgh to watch us get beat. That was fun. Game was great, though. Again. Again, yeah. Took my sister up there. We had a really good time. It was fun being up there. You know, I found, though, is there a lot more college students that are waking up about stuff?

Well, because Charlie Kirk was on campus. My sister up there. We had a really good time. It was fun being up there. You know, I found, though, is there a lot more college students that are waking up about stuff?

Because Charlie Kirk was on campus. Yeah. No, I noticed that. I enjoyed talking a bunch of the, you know, younger people that were there in their early 20s and kind of getting a read for them. I mean, obviously, a lot of them are still really young. but you know there's definitely a lot of changes that are starting to make in the

entire mindset of the younger generation, which I appreciate and I like.

Because at times like this, where we're in such information war, so to speak, where there's

so much content that's fake, so much content that's real, but at half the time, all the real

true content that we're putting out, there's certain groups and elements of individuals that want to call it fake news, or they call you certain names because you don't agree with them, and they want to basically try to turn everything into this fake news narrative when reality, they're the ones peddling the fake news. So it's quite ironic, but there's a lot of different articles I'm going to cover today. And one of them here I was digging into, where is it at? Let me pull it back up here. Because there's so many times now, this is it right here. It says 60 countries have now ban atrazine. However, the U.S. It destroys fertility. Yeah. However, the U.S. is like the only country left that is still allowing this stuff now.

It says President Donald Trump's U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services has announced the widely used pest design atrazine does not pose any extinction risk to single protected animals or plants.

Total lie. Complete lie. This has been debunked no more than times of what Atrazine does. It says Tuesday's announcements, the tough rhetoric on the dangers of Atrazine and the initial Make American Healthy Commission report. So, RFK Jr., just to take a step back, we've seen the research for Atterstein and what it does, the reproductive systems, how it wipes out enormous amounts of species. This has been well documented. RFK Jr. has been hammering atchising. Hamering atchising. He's like, dude, atchusine's really bad. It's really dangerous. Causes ruins reproductive health, wiping out species. He put it in the commission report. Well, a fish and wildlife service came out, and They replaced it with industry talking points now

and a follow-up report that they had to rebuttal.

It says, the announcement is an absolute joke,

Nathan Danley said, from environmental health sciences,

said, you have an easier time convincing me that government

isn't really shut down than persuading me that atrazine

isn't putting single endangered species at risk with a multitude of other health problems.

We know what it does.

The fish and wildlife serves as draft assessment mainly find that the mitigations already proposed by the EPA are completely sufficient to prevent atrazine induced extinction of endangered species.

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