Zach Lahn

And they got it.

And so the upper level of this... You see, the common question would be like, okay, well, what's the limit?

Well, they use what's a reference dose modeling.

Basically, the limit is when it gets to a point where they've determined that if it goes higher, and there's a buffer there, if it goes higher, it'll start causing organ damage.

So there's a blank check to just say, hey, now it's five parts per million is allowed on wheat, but if we have a new practice that's gonna increase that, we'll just petition the government and get them to go to 10 parts per million, even though they just told us that if you're above five, it's illegal to sell, because it's not safe.

It's captured.

And so the industry's running the show.

And the more people dig into this, the more you're gonna realize that we are being lied to and misled.

Part of my mission in this is not just to become a governor, it's to give a voice to these issues, to people who are talking about them, and have other people that aren't paying attention to this realize, just like the medical establishment captured us during COVID, just like so many of the other lives we've seen our government do, we have big business running the show at the detriment of the health of our people.

Not anything I'm proud of.

Sean, you're saying things that are going to get me very upset.

I don't know the national security.

I mean, look, if you want to talk about specifically the national security concern, the only thing that would ever make sense to me in this is that we're about to go to war.

That would be it.

Is that we're about to go to war and that they say that if we disrupt this and the import of it, that we're going to disrupt the food production of the country.

But I've heard nothing about that.

Let me just say, you know, I hate the politics of these things.

Because when that came out, I was sitting at my house

And I was, it just popped up, and I said, what is this?

Because you have to understand, like, I've been fighting these things.