Hello, everyone, welcome to another edition of the Mahalow Down.

I'm Jeff Lauderback, a national reporter with the Epic Times.

And today, we're going to just dive right in this segment.

Before I introduce our guest, I'm going to tell you a little bit about yesterday.

Obviously, this air is starting on Wednesday.

So I'm going to tell you a little bit about what happened at the People versus Poison

Rally here earlier this week.

And essentially, as the Supreme Court heard opening arguments on Monsanto versus

Darnell, a case which could prevent people harmed by pesticides, to sue manufacturers, make America

healthy again proponents gathered near the steps of the building outside for the people

versus poison rally. And what I love about that event, and I was there covering it, and my guest

here today was there, the event cut across

traditional party, political party lines, and it essentially highlighted tensions within the Maha

movement and federal agriculture policies. I had Kelly Ryerson known as the glyphosate girl on here.

I think it was a few episodes ago.

And she's also the co-founder of American Regeneration.

And she's been an outspoken critic of Monsanto, which is now a subsidiary of bear.

She talked about how if, or she said if your product is safe, then you don't need immunity.

And if your business depends on immunity, the problem is not the lawsuits. The problem is

the product. So before introducing my guest to also talk about the case in general, a state level jury previously ruled in favor of John Durnel.

He's a Missouri man who developed non-Hodgkin lymphoma after exposure to roundup.

And round up, obviously.

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