R. Brent Wisner, Esq

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · Cancer, Cover-Ups & Chemical Immunity: Inside the Monsanto Papers with R. Brent Wisner, Esq · 17 Feb 2026 podcast

I think there's a really strong case for Maha and certain liberals to get together and say, no, we're not going to allow this.

We need to do something to allow the right to sue, to allow the right to protect our families.

I think that's a right that everyone can get behind.

It was lobbyists and a group within Monsanto hired a special agency to sort of

survey the White House during the first Trump administration to see how do they feel about glyphosate?

How are they going to respond to our efforts with the EPA?

Are they going to be pro, against, or whatever?

And supposedly, and this is, you know, take this with a grain of salt, it was very friendly.

They, you know, it was the traditional Republican conservative idea.

We're pro-business, so of course we like businesses.

And actually, when the first issue of preemption was raised during the first Trump administration, they took the position that it should be preempted, that the EPA is the ultimate arbiter of risk for pesticides.

And that happened during the first Trump administration.

And actually, during the Biden administration—

Your conservative listeners aren't going to like to hear this, but the Biden administration changed course.

That was different than Obama.

Obama was also pro preemption.

So I'm very mad at him for that.

But the Biden administration did, for what it's worth, take change course on that issue.

And now the Trump administration has gone back again to the original position, saying that it should be preempted.

Now, the tension there is pretty interesting because you have on one hand the pro-business lobby within the conservative movement, but you also have the Maha movement.

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