Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

And so, you know, there is a future that we can now see the light at the end of the tunnel there.

But right now, if you banned glyphosate outright, it would put out of business 80% of our farmers.

Yeah, we are.

And, you know, we're trying, we're doing a lot of work in the HHS to look for other alternatives and to find a, you know, find an off ramp because the farmers don't want to be using chemicals anyway.

They're very expensive.

They know everything.

They have some of the highest cancer rates of any profession, and farmers care about their land.

They want to leave it for their kids.

It also destroys the microbiome in the soil, and that causes erosion.

And so it's not a good long-term solution.

The issue is how do you transition off of it without putting farmers out of business?

Right.

Here's that laser.

Yeah, and it also kills insects.

You can program it to kill certain insects.

That machine probably costs a million dollars.

Well, yeah, it would be, it's a lot better than using chemical pesticides.

So this is going to be, you know, the future, but... Well, we're not there yet.

The agricultural community has been very, very supportive of the Maha agenda and...

They're helping us transition away from ultra-processed foods, which is really the biggest issue.