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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter today on this Thursday.

The last day in April, already a third of the year, is gone.

And what have we accomplished as the clock ticks towards Democrats coming back into power?

Well, Republicans in Congress are about to run away for a two-week recess.

So they quickly last night had to pass a three-year reauthorization of the FISA 702 spying program,

had to pass a budget reconciliation spending bill with zero, zero legal reforms to immigration that will do anything.

And then, of course, today, as we speak, they're in a rush to try to jam a

$1.5 trillion farm bill down our throats. And as always, this happened throughout Trump's

first term. With every must pass bill, reauthorization bill, like a farm bill, there is so much that can and should be dealt with in terms of the health of our meat and our food supply, the abundance of our food supply, the family farm, the family ranch that's dying.

And instead, it's all about continuing the same old programs that consolidate

mergers and acquisitions, make land unaffordable because the more you subsidize and

move the velocity of capital in a certain direction, the more it moves in that direction,

which is the corporate monopolies.

And rather than reversing the last 30 years of farm bill policies, it just adds new things to it.

An ethanol E15 mandate, barring states from, you know, putting liability on glyphosate,

which increasingly has shown to be dangerous.

So again, as always, Trump and the Republicans are using their mandate to do the exact opposite.

So I want to get, do really dive deep today into the

farm bill. Aside from what you know about it with this glyphosate thing, the meat and potatoes

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