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

And they're trying really hard to push it through on a rocket docket.

I mean, what their strategy with these shield laws is get them passed before anyone knows what the heck's happening.

right and so the the maha and the people who are opposing these these statutes don't even have a time to respond or mobilize that their past and made into law before everyone has a chance to stop them and once that happens it's done right you are poisoned in north dakota or in the state of georgia which is a gigantic state if you are poisoned by a pesticide there you have no right of action

That's correct.

I think that the Maha movement has a lot of power and it scares a lot of people because you guys can really make a lot of change right now in America in a way that very few movements can.

And I think getting on the wrong side of that is dangerous for people and they want to be seen to be doing the right thing.

I think it's really interesting when you look at Bobby's confirmation hearing, right?

And you look at some of the senators' questions that came to him from the senators that are supposed to be on my side, right?

Senator Warren, for example.

She literally used my law firm

my name as a punching bag against bobby to somehow make it seem like he was going to be biased because god forbid he had sued a drug company once before and how dare he ever consider doing that in the future again if he's no longer the secretary it was such a betrayal to me because just so you know the trial lawyers typically support senator warren we give her money right we are usually have her back

We are the ones who are fighting to get dangerous products off, which she has spent her entire career doing.

And yet when it came to Bobby, she decided to throw us under the bus.

And I think that politicization is a mistake.

I think what Maha is trying to do and what...

Bobby is trying to do, you know, with with Trump, much as I didn't vote for the guy, I do support his nomination and installment of Bobby.

I think they have a chance to do some real good.

I've seen some language that would

create basically a chilling effect on speaking poorly of these types of things, those provisions will never be upheld constitutionally, right?

There's a First Amendment right to speak.

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