Right now, there's this push poll with another area of really interest that was in the election

was the net zero, the climate change, the green energy transition.

And just recently, just a couple days ago, we heard that Trump has picked Lee Zeldon of

New York to run the EPA.

That's going to be interesting pick when you look through his background.

He's not someone that is pro net zero. So we'll see how that works. But we're seeing these push

and polls. In the UK, they're having some really big issues there, particularly with their

farmers. In 2022, the UK government actually offered to buy out farmers. This is at a time when food

insecurity is at an all-time high. People have a hard time affording groceries. Good food is hard to

come by. And this was the document actually right here from the UK Department for Environment,

Food and Rural Affairs. They called it a direct payment to farmers. This was

an exit scheme to get them out of farming. Farmers that wanted to go, they would get this big

lump sum of money to just stop farming. And I don't know if in the population there is going

up because there is a lot of immigration and migration to the UK and to Europe in general. So it seems like

kind of a ridiculous plan to slow down food. But it may not have worked because what's happening now

is you're getting what's called a farm tax. And this is one of the headlines here. Jeremy Clarkston.

Now, Jeremy Clarkson has one of the top prime video original series called Clarkston's

farm, and that's in the UK. He's very popular. Jeremy Clarkston accuses labor of shafting farmers

in inheritance tax raid. It says under the current rules, families can inherit businesses and farmland

assets of any value without paying inheritance tax.

But from April 2026, only assets up to one million pounds will be tax free with assets above

this threshold qualifying for 50% tax relief, resulting in an effective 20% tax charge.

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