Joel Salatin

The difference in the two is six months.

Is that right?

So that really was an emperor has no clothes moment, I think, in our culture.

And the distrust now that's ubiquitous in the culture, the distrust of government institutions, the distrust of the big food, what I call the chemical industrial food complex.

the distrust of the colleges, the elitists, you know, the mainstream narrative, if you will, is just glorious.

It really is glorious.

unless they absolutely have to and yeah um and they you know they they'd much rather throw money at it and can you protect us make this go away look at look at trump right now and and you know and i'm i'm for the record i'm happier trump's in there than kamala okay i mean just but i mean here he is throwing 12 billion dollars again at the soybean farmers to you know two years ago they got another 12 billion dollar bailout and the soybean we don't

We don't use soy.

Half of the soybeans produced in the U.S.

are exported.

Half of them.

The world is awash in soybeans.

We don't need that many soybeans.

And almost half of the corn we grow in the U.S.

goes into ethanol.

So here we are subsidizing these six things.

Well, crop insurance.

It's changed to crop insurance now.

It sounds a little better than subsidy.

But here we are subsidizing rice, sugar cane, wheat, corn, soybeans that we have an overabundance of.