Summary
âž¡ The text discusses political bias, disaster relief, and corruption. It criticizes the Democrats for their alleged misuse of power and suggests that they are manipulating disaster relief efforts for political gain. It also criticizes the government for giving financial aid to foreign countries while neglecting domestic needs. Lastly, it discusses alleged corruption involving Epstein and Diddy, suggesting they were used to compromise and control influential figures in politics and entertainment.
âž¡ The hosts of a radio show encourage listeners to do their own research and think critically. They invite everyone to join their community, where they offer solutions and resources for various issues. They also suggest buying beef directly from local farmers as a cost-effective and high-quality food source. The show airs weekly online and on their Texas radio station, with plans to expand to other states next year.
âž¡ The text discusses concerns about the control of the food supply by global elites, specifically in the livestock industry. It mentions a push for legislation to electronically chip and track every animal used for meat in the country. The text also talks about the potential exposure of a system involving high-profile individuals and illegal activities. Lastly, it introduces a device called the Zed unit, which is said to clean up electromagnetic pollution and chemtrails.
âž¡ The discussion revolves around the mandatory identification (ID) of cattle for disease control, which started in 2010 and was compromised in 2013 to allow multiple forms of identification. However, in 2019, the USDA wanted to make the ID mandatory again, which was opposed by many. The speakers argue that the current disease traceability protocols are sufficient and that the new ID system is unnecessary and could negatively impact producers. They also suggest that the ID system could be used for climate change regulations, as seen in Ireland and Denmark, which could lead to additional costs for producers. The speakers emphasize the importance of cattle in producing valuable food from grasslands and express concerns about the potential for total traceability and its implications.
âž¡ The speaker discusses the importance of cows and land, suggesting that the government is interested in controlling both. They also talk about the issue of country of origin labeling (COOL) for beef, explaining that consumers often don’t know where their meat comes from. They argue that this is a problem and call for more transparency. They also discuss the consolidation of the cattle industry, with a few companies controlling most of the market, and suggest this is harmful for both producers and consumers.
âž¡ The beef industry is facing issues due to the control of four major meatpackers who are allegedly manipulating cattle and beef prices. This has led to lawsuits and calls for regulatory changes. Consumers can help by contacting their representatives and demanding transparency in the industry, such as clear labeling of beef origins. Supporting local farmers and ranchers is also encouraged for better quality and fair pricing.
âž¡ American beef is preferred worldwide, but the U.S. imports beef from 31 countries due to lowered import standards since the 90s. American cattlemen struggle to compete without clear origin labels. The American Beef Labeling Act, a bill aiming to include origin labels, may not be included in the farm bill and needs public support. Consumers can help by contacting their representatives and demanding origin labels and supporting local ranchers.
âž¡ The speaker discusses the importance of supporting local farmers and buying directly from them. They mention the Beef Initiative, a resource that connects consumers with local farmers who sell beef. They also express concern about the quality and origin of food in stores, advocating for a return to localized farming and purchasing. The speaker emphasizes the need for consumers to be more aware and proactive in their food choices, and praises the efforts of small farmers.
âž¡ The discussion revolves around the control of the food supply, particularly meat, and the negative effects it has on health and the economy. The speakers emphasize the importance of supporting local farmers and ranchers, as their products are healthier and their businesses contribute to the local economy. They also discuss the manipulation of the media and industries by those in power, and the need for individuals to take action and regain control of their food, water, and energy supplies. They encourage buying locally and investing in businesses that have the community’s best interests at heart.
âž¡ The text discusses the perceived corruption in Hollywood and politics, suggesting that success often requires compromising one’s integrity. It mentions comedian Cat Williams refusing large sums of money to maintain his integrity. The text also criticizes Kim Kardashian’s rise to fame and the alleged manipulation of the 2020 election. It ends with a discussion about the importance of constitutional sheriffs and the need for citizens to do their own research and think critically.
Transcript
And we’re going to talk about Diddy and Epstein island and the connection between the two. Whether you’re here as a follower of Sovereign radio, a radio show we broadcast from the belly of the beast Saturday and Sunday. Go to sovereignradio.com to check it out. If you’re a radio show listener or you come to us from grassroots Warrior network or Roku, one of the podcast platforms, or perhaps you are a returning visitor to our online show. Much gratitude. Thank you for being here. You’re the reason we do this. So I’m going to talk about the first issue, and that is the elections.
Are there going to be elections? Are we going to have the so called November 5 upcoming elections? Well, for up to the left, the Democrat party and the globalist cabal, I don’t think they want to have elections. I think they’d like to delay them, defer them, put them off and stall them because they know the truth about the spread in the polls. And I’m going to share an anecdote with you that’s very telling. I got a call this week from an executive of a network. He asked to remain anonymous. He’s the number two guy of a major network, tv or radio network, of course.
And he told me, you know, Scotty, you’ve been saying the polls are bogus for a long time. He said, and I just wanted to tell you we haven’t had a chance to talk about it, that every executive in the executive suite at the networks bar a few know the polls are bogus. He said, we can’t publish the real polls. He said, I have a poll here. I actually have three polls we’ve done. Nice cross section, Democrats, Republicans, independents, a real, a real poll where we surveyed a myriad of Americans from, from all disciplines, walks of life and party affiliations.
And he said, it’s staggering what the real results of real polls are. So I asked him, of course you’re going to share that number with me. He said, yeah. He proceeded to tell me Trump was ahead in the legit polls they had done, but they can’t publish that. They’re not allowed to put online 80% Trump, 9% Kamala Harris, and 11% undecided or other candidate. So if you’re the Democrat party, if you’re the left, if you’re the global cabal that can’t afford another four years of Trump, you’re going to want to defer the latest elections and do everything you can to not have an election November 5.
Because I guarantee you, if the networks know the real story of the polls, I would imagine the bloodlines, the top tier of the cabal, the people that have been running the world, they know, too. Jimmy Schwinn, my partner, is going to join us now to discuss the election issue. Jimmy, what say you? If you’re a Democrat, if you’re on the left, do you want elections November 5, knowing what they probably know about the spread? Well, as an American, well, one, probably not with that number that you just read, which would make more sense to me personally, because I can’t believe there’s that many people in this country that would vote for someone in an organization that’s completely failed this country.
Also, we have North Carolina down in big parts of it. Florida’s down big parts of it. Georgia’s got problems, Tennessee’s got problems. So there’s a lot of voters that won’t be able to get out on voting day to vote. And that for me, as an American, that’s a problem, that everybody should have an opportunity to vote. I’m hoping, and again, I’m not sure because their voting machines are still out there. I watched them flip right before my eyes. We know all of the intel of what was going on in other countries and manipulation of these numbers.
You know, it should be one day voting paper ballots, voter id, citizenship verification, and I would even take it one step further and people will probably get pissed off about me saying this. Do you pay taxes? Whether it’s home, you know, home taxes, you know, property taxes, state taxes, some taxes, or are you just getting money from the government? Not talking about Social Security, but, like, welfare or assistance, because people that are getting welfare and assistance, we all go through hard times. They’re really not in the right frame of mind to look at the situation and vote for the right people.
They’re just going to vote for the continuation of the handout. And I think that’s a big problem, Scotty. This country is broke. I mean, everybody’s talking about, this country is the richest country in the world. Yeah, maybe with assets, but we have over $200 trillion in unfunded liabilities when it comes to Social Security and our debt and all the other things, when you add them all together, it’s close to $200 trillion that we have in unfunded liabilities at the moment. So I think myself personally, and you and I have talked about this multiple times, it’s the local community that you got to focus your attention on, because the federal government in the constitution should be focusing on protecting our seas from pirates.
Right? Our seas from pirates. That’s what they were. You know, the constitution, it talks about coining our money based on gold and silver. You know, the treasury is supposed to point our. Our currency. Treason. You know, anybody that’s treasonous, you know, against our country, plotting against our country. They’re supposed to protect our country against that trade from country to country. They’re supposed to be involved in trade in military, to protect the border and to protect us against foreign invasion. These are the five things, and Sheriff Mack has talked about this from the CSPOA many, many, many times, and these are the five things that they’re supposed to be doing.
Brother, you know this, right? Yeah, that’s a very expanded version of my question, and thanks for the analysis. You covered a lot of ground, and I. Very important ground. We’ll probably do a show on those five things at some juncture. But back to the elections. If I’m sitting as a Democrat or a lefty or whatever we want to call them, I’m at the point. I know you are, too. We’re no longer left and right. Democrat, Republican, red state, blue state. We’re Americans. We have so many issues to. To get through and to take care of. We cannot remain divided.
We cannot let them continue to divide us. But if you’re sitting there, a hardcore lefty, and you’re in power and you don’t want to lose your power, you know, Donald Trump is an existential threat to their power, to their money, to everything that they represent. So it’s. No, no doubt in my mind would prefer not to see elections November 5. They know that they can’t win with Kamala. They couldn’t win with Biden. I don’t know what they have up their sleeve, Jimmy, but. Well, they did. They did steal the election with Biden. Of course. They had truckloads of ballots coming in.
They had the mules stuffing these drop boxes you know, Mister Facebook guy, the Facebook Zuckerberg had boxes all over the place. He’s dropped boxes. So they did steal the election from Trump with creating 81 million votes. Or some of those votes were created. Most of those votes were created out of nothing because you can’t add up this vote and this vote, and you got more people that voted ever in a history of our country. And then all of a sudden, they stopped keeping stats. So the Democrats have done a really good job of infiltrating all of the agencies with their, with their heads of these agencies that don’t get elected, these bureaucrats.
So, yes, I think some of them are really the people that just don’t want Trump in charge. They don’t want anything to do with the guy. I get it. But still, you know, Trump’s got a hard road. If he gets in, if he gets in, okay, he’s got a hard road, road to go because the federal government is infiltrated with these commies. I mean, infiltrated. And last time, look what they did to him when he was in there. He did a lot of good, don’t get me wrong, but we still spent $8 trillion, and they’re spending money like it’s going out of style.
So, yeah, I think, you know, I think this division, Democrats, Republicans, this and that, it’s just, you know, in North Carolina right now, when you see somebody with no home and everything they’ve got is destroyed, are you going up there and asking them if they’re a Democrat or Republican or will you hand them water and food just like you would hand anybody? I don’t think. Right. And so I do, do I think the Democrats have Trump derangements, Derangement syndrome, 100%. Would they love this? Not this election, not to go through? Well, they want to hold on to that office as long as possible, but as much power as that office has, it still has a lot of issues with all of these agencies that have went rogue.
And I think that, you know, regardless of who gets in there, it’s going to be an ongoing battle, Scotty. I mean, it’s going to be ferocious. Yes, sir. There’s no easy path to taking the country back. Of course, we’ll focus on the local level and we’ll let the big boys focus on the global issues. My father had an expression, figures don’t lie, but liars can figure. And they sure figured out how to maneuver and switch, shift enough votes. Biden was selected. He was not elected. So let’s move on to the FEMA issue. We see these floods and storms and hurricanes.
Interesting. They’re in red states only. Allegedly. There’s a lot of use in use of directed energy weapons by nefarious sources. I think that will come out. If it’s true, it’ll definitely come out of it. Sure is suspicious looking. Sure looks like it. The way these storms, the most severe storms in the history of these states, they’re all red key states. Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina. I believe North Carolina is one of the swing states. But the point of discussion here today is Kamala going to the North Carolina for a photo op, walking around with the North Carolina government, sitting down with him and sticking her chest out, announcing, we’re going to give all the victims $750, as if she’s doing them a flavor.
Right. She’s doing them a big deal. Right. But meanwhile, he had just given $125 million, I believe, to Lebanon, of all countries for some nefarious purpose. I don’t even remember what it was. And of course, we know they’ve been giving hundreds of millions of dollars to the Ukrainians and the Middle east. So we’re funding countries around the world, Jimmy, but we can’t fund our own people. We got to get back to, why are we giving all this money out to all these different countries? I don’t mind us helping with humanitarian needs and all of that, but most of the money that we give out goes to these leaderships.
They grab the money, they send some back to the politicians. This is the system that they’ve installed. This is why you get a, you know, somebody goes into the government, you know, politician gets elected, they’re worth nothing when they go in. And in four or five years, they’re worth millions of dollars, right? And on $150,000 salary per year. So there, there’s no good in all of this, giving all these other countries money. You know, the Ukraine we’ve given billions of dollars to, but yet FEMA is supposed to only be spending money on disasters within the United States.
Things that happen to the american people, you know, they, what gets me, it’s our money. It’s the american people’s money, and it’s our, unfortunately, our debt that they’re piling upon us in our future generations. So there’s no accountability, there’s no transparency. I heard that like $70 billion was missing. No one knows where it went, you know, but yet they want to come out with a, you know, an insult, you know, to give people $750 if their whole home’s gone, people in their family’s dead. You know, we got people on the ground down there. You know this.
You know, you know, one of them, several are, okay. There are several organizations on the ground there that I know of. These are patriot groups, ex military, a lot of help. But it came from we the people. You’re right. Not our money, not our tax dollars being used for other countries. Well, there’s a lot of dead people, Scotty. I mean, I was on a call the other night on Tuesday. You know who I was on the call with Tuesday night? We just heard from the sister. She lives there in ground zero. Bodies dead all the way.
Toddler in a tree, dead from 12 miles away. That’s what the water, that’s how powerful the water. They said it was like 51,000. You know, there’s like those football stadiums that are enclosed. You know, the big filled to top the biggest one that we have in the US, fill it up 51,000 times. And that’s the amount of water that went down on there. And it’s literally removed 15ft of soil, destroyed the sewer system, the water systems. There’s a lot going again, we have business relationships and partners that are on the ground there. Joseph’s there, Becky’s there.
As you know, Becky who’s who I talked to on Tuesday and I would ask everybody to pray for her and pray for the people in North Carolina because it is really bad. Ground zero is really, really, really bad. They’re going to need new wells drilled for pure water. I mean when this stuff dries, the dirt, you know, the mud turns into dust. There’s going to be upper respiratory issues going on there and I hope people don’t forget about them. You know, just forget about them. But there is no voting for those people how they’re going to vote and are they even in the right mindset to want to vote? I mean if you just lost everything, your house is gone, you might have lost some of your family members.
Now what I’m hearing from people that are there and Joseph, brother Joseph, he’s working with the church, getting truckloads of supplies in there. Okay. What I’m hearing though is there is some people in FEMA helping, then there is people in there doing whatever they’re doing. You know what I mean? So you kind of got like the people that are in FEMA because you can’t say that everybody that works for FEMA is bad. That’s not, that’s not true. And some people won’t let their, you know, self be compromised by whatever their nefarious plan. Like hey, let this go.
As long as possible. Let’s not get these counties to vote. We can turn North Carolina blue because these counties are destroyed that are red. Let’s leave them destroyed. That way they won’t vote. And guess what happens, Scotty, on voting day when North Carolina, all the counties that are really strong red, they don’t vote, but the blue counties vote. Well, then who wins? Scotty? Yeah, we definitely have a serious issue there, and you make an important point. It’s always worth talking about at least giving it a mention that within FEMA, within every government agency, even the Federal Reserve, there are good people and there are bad people.
And the good people do shine through in moments like this. And I’m sure there’s some FEMA workers out there, regardless of what their marching orders are. So for the sake of time, let’s move to our third discussion point, Jimmy, today. And that is the linkage between Epstein and Diddy. Listen, like we say, the Democrats and Republicans are wings of the same bird. Diddy and Epstein were wings of the same bird working for the same. But masters Epstein’s role was to compromise politicians and business leaders. The elite of politics and business went to Epstein Island. Diddy was to compromise show business, music, Hollywood, even the mainstream media.
So they’re working for the same people, covering different industries, if you will. The point is, they wanted to keep all the politicians, the CEO’s, the industry executives of the music industry, the top performing artists of Hollywood and music and the mainstream media. They wanted to keep him in line, and they did that through blackmail and bribery. And that was done with Epstein island and Diddy. It’s an unfortunate situation, but we’re finally getting some exposure, finally some truth coming out. I get word that Diddy is singing like a. Like a bird. He doesn’t want to spend the rest of his life in jail.
I don’t think he’s ever going to get out once he goes there. Jimmy, what, what do you think? How much of this will be exposed and how much of this will come out, do you think, ultimately? Well, you’re just scratching the surface with these two people. Of course, if we are, or if we are to believe that these two sacrificial lands that were given up are the holes situation, they’re not. They’re just pawns in a much bigger, bigger organization. Yeah. And it’s satanic and luciferian. And it’s a way to control people, because when you got pictures, you know, they go to a party, they take a drink, and you got something in their drink.
Next thing you know, you got pictures with them, with kids in the bed. I mean, they can go to your computer, Scotty, or my computer put child pornography on there. They can. There’s a lot of things these people are capable of doing, and, you know, they’re just. They’re, you know what? I feel like they give us something in order to make us feel like, okay, here’s some stuff getting done. You know, all these people are getting done. There’s more to come, right? There’s more to come, but let’s see what happens, because these people are only pawns in this organizational structure of blackmail, pedophilia, child sacrifice, unfortunately, all the things that are going, human sacrifice, all the things that are going on with these people.
I mean, you know, they’re saying, now I’ve heard, and I don’t know whether this is true or not, there’s something in this baby oil, bottles of baby oil, and, you know, the things that we’re hearing and, you know, let’s see what comes out. But it looks like some, mostly almost, you know, a big part of these Hollywood elite, these musicians, you know, there’s a lot of them that are involved in this and the politicians and all of that. I pray to God that this gets exposed and it explodes in their face and it opens up wide.
But, Scotty, we still got to get to the top of this thing. You know what I mean? Indeed, Epstein didn’t fund his operation. It is believed he was funded by Les Wexner from the limited, from Victoria’s Secret. But there’s even somebody above that man, as we know, the top of the food chain. Will it all come out? I don’t know. But I do know the timing of this is not a coincidence. The timing of this coming out before the elections. I suspect before November 5, we’re going to get some big names that were affiliated with Diddy.
And Epstein didn’t kill himself, and Diddy won’t kill himself either. But, you know, this is how they roll when these kind of things happen. They don’t want to be exposed from top to bottom. And between Diddy and Epstein, their whole system should and could be exposed at this point. We have some guests coming up at 130. We’re going to talk about what’s going on with our livestock in this country. You know, the Chinese Communist Party and the globalist elite, they don’t want us to control our food supply. They would love to control the food supply. And there’s a big push legislation in DC to chip, electronically, chip every cow, every piece of meat in this country.
So they could track every animal that we use for our good source of protein, you know, carnivore diets and eating meat. There’s a lot of research health to it. They know it. That’s why they want to tag these things. And there’s several other issues we’ll talk about regarding the livestock industry. That’s all coming up in a few minutes at half past the hour. Jimmy, what’s on your mind today? Let’s, let’s cover. Something you want to talk about? Well, we’re very busy, as you know. We got a lot going on and I’m excited about bringing these solutions to the planet.
It’s important. I mean, look at Helen, look at Milton. This is, I’ve been saying this for years now that this is just going to continue to intensify with the magnetic, you know, with the electromagnetic pollution. The giant ozone hole layer. You know, our magnetic sphere, I think, is pronounced properly weakening. We’re being able to bring some of these solutions out. We’re almost done with the website now. So, you know, getting some of that done. You know, Becky was working on the white paper for the big Zed units and now with the North Carolina, that might be delayed a little bit, but we’re getting a lot of people that, you know, we get those things out across the world.
It’s going to be very difficult for them to pull that off. Very. Tell our audience what the Z units are. I actually. Let me see if I can open up and show somebody what they are. Hold on, real quick. Fascinating, these units. But what they do is they pull all the, you know, the electromagnetic pollution and clean up the biosphere and bring it back thousands of years ago. And there’s already been testing out there showing that this stuff works. So I’m really excited about it because we need, we absolutely need to address this issue. And anybody that, you know, to, you know, understand and looking at what’s been going on with what we’re currently dealing with, I mean, how can you not say it? So this is a Zed, and this thing will cover as it continues to activate over months.
It starts at about 750. Then it goes out all the way to 2500 kilometers, which is about 1500 plus miles. And as much as you see out of the ground, that much more is in the ground. Okay. More. More length than that’s in the ground. And this thing cleans up all the electromagnetic pollution, cleans up all the chemtrails. I just moved my older unit that’s not this big. It’s a small one. It cost me like 4000 some hundred dollars. I just moved it from where I was living over here and I noticed the difference very quickly.
Within 24, 48 hours I noticed the difference because mine was already, already grounded. Right. But 333 of these units around the world, Scotty, they can’t pull off what they’ve been pulling off. And by the way, brother, we got brother Dennis here, brother Brett here. You want me to bring them on with you and I’ll pop off and you guys have your discussion on what’s going on? Sure, let’s bring them in, welcome them to the show. Hello. Hey, Dennis and Brent. How you guys doing? Doing good. Doing great. Excellent. Great to have you guys here today. We’ll see if Brianna is able to check in with us and contribute.
But guys, we’re here to talk about the dilemma you face in your industry with the livestock. I want to start by Dennis and Brent. Give us a brief introduction to who you are and what role you play in the livestock industry. Brett, you can go first. All right. Well, I’m Brett Kinsey. I’m a South Dakota cattle rancher, fourth generation. My brother and mother and I are partners here on our place. And we have cow calf operation. Do some cattle feeding for ourselves and for other people. And I guess all of our income comes from the cattle industry.
I’m also the president of R Calf USA. That’s the largest independent cattle organization in America. We’ve got members from 42 states and I guess our, our goal is to preserve and protect the freedoms of cattlemen and rural America. Very well, we’ll come back to you, Brett. Dennis, welcome to sovereign radio. Tell us about yourself. Yeah, thanks, Scotty. I appreciate the opportunity, and I do want to thank you for helping Brett and I and Brianna, if she’s able to attend, you know, to get the word out. My name is Dennis duty. I am a small cow calf producer here in central Mississippi.
So I’m in the heart of the South. I been involved with cattle for the last probably 20 years and I’ve seen a lot of things come and go. I have a face. I mean, a x account. My handle there is dd one. And we got quite a, quite a few folks following us, you know, on x as well as our calf and Brett and. Good, hey, good day. Good to see you, Brett. I’m a small cow calf producer. I’m probably nothing on the lines of Brett, but I run about 50 head. And what I do is I get them up to a certain weight and I either sell them to the general public or, you know, I will take them to a.
I will take them to a livestock auction and sell them there. So that’s. That’s predominantly what I do. And I’m about to start keeping a few back and start raising them up and get them to slaughter weight and mainly take care of my family. And I will also be selling to the general public. Ladies and gentlemen, I want you to look at these two men. This is what makes America great. This is salt, what we call salt of the earth. These are the guys that help us put food on the table. The truckers, the cattlemen, the blue collar workers of the world.
This is what makes America great. Without these gentlemen and what they do. The importance of what they do to bring us the food we enjoy on our table, specifically beef. We know beef and carnivore is a lot of health properties. It is good to the core, that stake on the table. And I don’t want to see that system controlled by the global elite, which is where we’re going to start with this conversation, gentlemen. Globalists want to control everything. We understand that they want to control the world from a single government. And with that would come our food supply.
So your issue was the issue that was brought to my attention first, there are others, is the electronic chipping of the livestock. So, Brad, I’m going to come to you, explain to our audience what they want to do to the livestock with shipping them and tracking them. Well, you’re dead on to explain it as a global phenomenon, a global problem. Okay. In the cattle industry, we’ve been fighting this urge to digitize and track and monitor our cattle for about 20 years. And, I mean, some people think that it’s just a utopian idea, and they’ve never gotten around to it or ignore it, and it’ll go away.
But it couldn’t be further from the truth, right? We’ve been, you know, our calf was around before I ever was with them, and they were fighting this issue long before I came around. But the last big battle started around that 2010 time frame when they wanted to implement this mandatory id on cattle back then. But we fought them back, and we ended up of the compromise, the 2013 animal disease traceability rule. Basically, they proposed this as wanting to be able to track cattle for the purposes of disease control. But there’s definitely ulterior motives there that we can get to later.
But anyway, in 2013, we made a compromise. We said that we needed multiple forms of identification because cattle are raised different ways in different parts of the country. DD’s down south, I’m clear up north. I guarantee you we do things differently. And it’s not because he’s right and I’m wrong, or vice versa. Right. It’s just a part of living in a different environment. But anyway, 2013, they accepted multiple forms of identification. Brands, tattoos, back tags, and even Eid tags. If I. They work good for you, you can use them. If not, you can use your brand, you can use your tags, you can use several different things.
And so that’s where how we’ve been living since 2013, and it’s been going well. By USDA’s own admission, they haven’t had anything they couldn’t trace back. Trace backs have gotten quicker. But here we come in 2019, Scotty, USDA issues Anhejdehe edict and says, bang, we’re going mandatory id. And so RCAF got a lawyer and we sued, and we got that mandate shut down. And the gal’s name or lawyer in that case was Harriet Hagerman. Her name will come up again in this conversation, I promise you. She’s a rock star. But anyway, we get that shut down, they circle back, and now we’re in the fight here.
And today, they went through the administrative Procedures act and they had the comment period. 90% of the comments were against making us mandatorily eid our cattle. And this rule has been signed into. Well, not signed into law. It’s an edict from USDA again. But it’s going to go into place November 5 if we can’t stop it, and there are efforts to stop it. I should give somebody else a chance to talk for a minute, or I can keep rambling. Thank you, Brett. Very, very informative. Dennis, I want to ask you, does this traceability chipping our livestock, does it affect your profitability in any specific way? Scotty, we’ve had disease traceability for years.
This is smoke and mirrors coming from the National Cattleman’s Beef association and from the USDA. Now, I’m a pretty plain spoken fellow, I’ll be honest with you. The disease traceability that the NCBA and the USDA and APIs tout, that’s the first things that come out of their mouth is a load of horse crap. Let me tell you why. We’ve had disease traceability protocols in place for years. Right now, that tag mandate is not taking effect. If an animal is solved with a disease within an hour, that animal can be traced back to this original owner with the regulations we have in place right now.
So the Eid tag for disease traceability is a load of hooey. And I, objivate anybody on that? Anybody. They also say that number two is profitability. That’s the big words that you hear from the USDA and the NCBA. Oh, it’s more profitable. Well, I tell you what, when you talk to someone from the NCBA or the USDA, just ask them this question, is that Eid tag going to get me more money for that animal at that livestock sale? Then that same animal would have brought a week before, before the EIV tag went into a place. And they’re going to tell you, well, no, it’s not.
Then how in the hell is it profitable to the producer? It’s not. So don’t sit there and blow smoke up these producers. But by sitting there saying profitability, the only profit is for it is the packers. The packers can get more for Eid tagged cattle overseas than they can right now. And the disease traceability and the profitability is a smoke and mirror for climate change. And I can tell you this. Two countries implemented the Eid tax system. Ireland and Denmark. Ireland. A year after they implemented the Eid tax system, Ireland’s government ordered the slaughter of over 41,000 head of cattle simply to comply with climate change regulations that that country had in place.
How did they do it? They used the EID tag system to go producer by producer, and he could tell them that information in the computer could tell them how many head of cattle he had, you know, and so forth. And in the country of Denmark, using the EID tax system again for climate change, they’re sitting there and they’re going to do a $100 per head tax on these producers, and they’re going to use the EID tag system to do it. And that is not going to fly with us. Producers, well, you know, you are over the target when they come after you.
So there must be something to the cows that they want to control him. And, Brett, you talked a little bit about the miracle of a cow, and I don’t think our audience ever thought about that. Would you explain the miracle of a cow to our audience? Well, that’s it, Scotty. I mean, we went back and forth a little bit, and it’s pretty exciting to be in front of consumers. You know, the people that ultimately, that’s why I raise cattle. That’s. I love it that a plumber, a firefighter, friggin construction worker, when he celebrates, he goes out and has a steak.
But something that a lot of these consumers, they know, they like steak, they know it tastes good, but they maybe wonder what. What’s the deal with these cows. Well, a cow is a miracle because she has a four chambered stomach that allows her to eat grass that normally. Scotty, how much, how much grass do you eat? Do you go cut your lawn and put it in a bowl and eat it? I mean, it would do you no good. It’d go right through it. It’d be disgusting. But that cow can take grass and run it through her four stomachs, and she can synthesize protein with that stomach and turn it into this delicious meat.
I mean, it’s, it’s the most delicious single ingredient food known to man. That’s, that’s kind of my opinion, opinion on that. But then it also has a lot of vitamins, minerals, iron. The amino acid balance is perfect for human beings. So cows are how we take value from these wide open spaces that aren’t good for anything else, where the grass grows naturally and they eat that grass and they grow and they raise a calf, and then that calf can eat grass. And if you like grass finished beef, you can leave it in the, on the grass down south, up north, you’re not going to finish very much on grass because we’re snowed under half a year.
So we’ve developed a system of feeding them grain, and a lot of people call it sweetmeat, right? It’s got the marbling in it and some fat around the end. I think we’re finding out that the foods that our grandparents ate are not what’s killing us, man. It’s the Oreo and Doritos and the things that we all eat. But we should maybe eat more sparingly. So I just wanted to share that with your audience, if I can bounce back. You know, when we get to talking about this mandatory id rule, it’s important that we come clean and we admit that this rule specifically is very limited in scope.
This rule only covers a 11% of the total cow herd, the breeding age, livestock that crossed state lines. And you might ask, well, how are you going to control disease? And that’s exactly the point. It does nothing for disease Control. But what it does do is it begins that incremental path towards total traceability. And that might sound conspiratorial, right? Are we conspiracy theorists here? I’ll admit I am, but USD Aphis’s website, you open that up, I would encourage anybody to go do it. It’s not a long post, but it’s right on USDA’s website. USDA is committed to birth to birth to slaughter traceability.
It says it right on their website. So it’s not like anybody’s making a dramatic assumption. It’s a fact. Once we begin down this road, we’re not coming back, guys, because the government doesn’t fix problems. The problems get bigger and bigger and bigger until we have a catastrophe. And that’s why DD and I are against this rule. We don’t need to go there. We already have disease traceability. So I just wanted to clarify that, because some people will say that Didi and I are taking this way too far. This is a limited rule, but, you know, any small businessman in America knows that you don’t have to worry so much about today.
You’ve got to be looking out over the horizon to see where things are going, see where the trajectory of things are going. And it doesn’t take a genius to see what’s going on here. You know, Brett, there’s no question the cows have to be a miracle, and they have to be valuable. The globus wouldn’t be after them to trace them if they were not so important to the world. And you know the difference between a conspiracy theory and a real conspiracy? It’s about six months. Yeah. So we’re about to see the real. The real conspiracy of one world government that they want to be controlling the animals.
Hey, Scotty. Yeah, if I could. One other thing. You know, we. We talked about the miracle of the cow and how she can eat that grass on these wide open spaces. The reason they’re after a cow isn’t that she’s a cow. It isn’t that she emits some methane. It’s that she stands on land. There’s more cows that are utilizing land in this country, the wide open spaces. And that’s what they. What? The government’s maxed their credit card, or our credit card out, and now they’re needing some collateral. Once you get rid of the cow, what are you going to use land for, man? I mean, you can only put up so many windmills and solar panels.
They’ll be. It always comes down to land, you know, it’s why it’s one of the big three freedoms, right? Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness or property. That’s what they’re after. In my mind, this is just another way to go for it globally. Makes sense. Look what they did to Lahaina. They wanted that piece of soil for themselves to be a playground, and they wanted it back. They didn’t like the fact that Lahaina was actually in the hands of indigenous elders running the show locally, as it should be. Right back to you, Dennis. When I asked you to tell me a few points you want to cover, you texted the word cool.
C o o l. Now, what does cool mean? Okay, cool is a acronym for country of origin labeling. So there’s something that’s very important that every person is listening to this broadcast right now needs to know. When you walk in a big box store and you go up and you buy hamburger, you buy t bone, you buy a ribeye, you buy whatever cut of beef, there is no guarantee. Zero. What country that animal came from. None. It will be labeled as USA beef, but it can just as easily be imported from Brazil, China, Australia, places like that.
It’s repackaged and then labeled as USA beef. Now, the packers pushed this, the national Cattlemen’s beef Association pushed this. And in 2015, what happened? Cool was in place. Canada and Mexico filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization of discrimination. So the World Trade Organization files a complaint with the USDA, and the USDA, as usual, caves to the global elites. Basically, what’s going on with Cool right now? The NCBA and the four packers are telling the american public, you people that walk out there and you buy those steaks or whatever, the big box store where that animal came from, none of your damn business.
That’s what they’re telling you when McCool’s in place. Mexico built two processing plants in Mexico that greatly was going to decrease the amount of imported cattle coming to the four major packers in the US. And everybody knows that the National Cattleman’s beef Association goes hand in hand with whatever the packers want. And the packers are claiming that it was too broad that they couldn’t possibly separate cattle by country. And this, that, and the other. And that is another load of just absolute B’s. They can do it if they want to. They make billions of dollars a year.
So, yeah, they can do it. Senator rounds has introduced a amendment. He’s trying to get it into the farm bill now that will reinstate country of origin labeling. We. We here in the cattle business, RCAF, USA, myself, United States. We think that the United States public, the consumer out there has a right to know where the damn meat’s coming from. But you’ve got these government officials that don’t know a bull ring from a cow patty is sitting there trying to tell the us consumer what’s good for them and what’s not. And that’s the reason you’re seeing a big push on from buying local buying from your local rancher.
That way you can sit right there and ask questions. The person that raises that animal. And so they’re not going to lie to you, and they will. I guarantee you it’ll be better than whatever you get in a big box store. But we as cattlemen across this country, we know. I know that our brothers out west are fighting this tooth and nail, but I’m fixing to call out the guys in the southeast United States, because we raise a lot of cattle here in the southeast also. And I’m gonna be very blunt and pardon me, you know, I don’t mean to offend anybody, but you guys, it’s time to get off your ass and get in the fight.
You see what the government’s doing? You’re sitting back, keeping your mouth shut, and it’s gonna come back to bite you in the long run. But. So they need to get off their butt right now and get in a fight. Get in the fight with RCAF USA, the us cattleman’s the beef initiative. Follow people on x. If you’re not on there, get on there and, you know, look for us and just go from there. So that’s pretty much what I got to say about that. But cattlemen across this country have got to. Have got to sit there and, you know, we got to pick it up.
That’s all there is to it. We got to pick it up and say enough is enough. Well, you picked up on the fact that this show is uncensored and unfiltered, and we can tell it like it is. So. Yeah, I told you this when we got started. I appreciate that. We want straight talk. We want the truth, the best. We all know it. We’re talking to Brett Kenzie and Dennis duty, a couple of hardworking cattlemen. Southwest. The southeast gentleman. I’m going to go back to you, Brett. You talked to me about consolidation in the merger mania.
I was not aware that your industry, like many, had a. Has a monopolistic situation. You told me only a few companies now control the cattle industry. Would you talk about that? Our listeners will be interested to know about this monopoly, the mergers, acquisitions. And it happened in the eighties, I believe. You bet. I’m glad you said your industry, like so many different industries, you know what I mean? If you’re a vegetarian listening to this, and you don’t give a hoot about beef, this. It’s a story that we’ve seen over and over again in America. In the mid eighties, we deregulate.
We had a big. A bad economy. I get it. Reagan had to try something, so he deregulates, but, right, that opens up merger mania and these companies, I think in. In the 1980s, if I’m correct, five companies controlled, like, 36% of the slaughter. So it was not highly concentrated before deregulation. But then once they let these mergers deregulate, essentially means we drew back, enforcing antitrust laws that ensure competition. So we deregulated. And within, by the early to mid nineties, I think we were right up there, close to the current day level of four packers controlling 85% of the harvest of cattle in the country.
So we slaughter about 26 million head of cattle a week. Four companies kill those cats, 85% of those cattle. That’s a lot of power. That’s what creates that processing bottleneck. Right? You have all these consumers, but it’s got to flow through this processing bottleneck, you know? Or I should say all these producers flowing through the bottleneck to all these consumers, they’ve got that. That constriction is where the money and the power is. But that constriction is what makes our industry brittle. That’s why you saw empty shelves during COVID Right? Because we didn’t have widespread processing. We had these four companies that they run those 85% of cattle through less than 30 plants, and they’re almost all are essentially located in the United States.
So rather than having them spread across the country, they’re not only concentrated, but they’re concentrated geographically as well. So what does that do? That creates undue power. That processing bottleneck has undue power over the producers of cattle and the consumers of beef. Right? Because if they slow the chain down, it backs the cattle up. The cattle have less value, but when they slow that process chain down, it’s less beef coming out the other end. So what happens to consumer prices? They go up. And that’s why we’ve seen such a disconnect between cattle prices and beef prices.
You know, when I think of. When I think of a monopoly like this, and we all remember the bell telephone companies, they were fixing prices because they were the only game in town. They got broken up, just as we need to break up the monopolies in your industry and many others. But when I think of monopolies, I think of price fixing. Is this affected? I mean, we know beef is not inexpensive. It’s the price of a good stake has continued to rise with inflation. Is it in part due to the control of the industry in a few hands? Well, RCAF filed a historic class action antitrust lawsuit against the meatpackers.
It’s in Minnesota court right now. I can’t tell you exactly what phase it is these things move like glaciers, but they have the power of glaciers, too. And that’s what we alleged, is that the big four packers conspired to suppress cattle prices. Okay, so that’s the part that affects me. But interestingly, McDonald’s, a company that I’m not real fond of for a lot of reasons, they just filed a suit this last week against the big four packers, and I believe the premise of that is collusion to increase the beef price. Right. You have cattle price, you have after they process its beef.
So it’s coming at them from both ends. And I mean, the problem with concentration is not only that they have undue power over beef prices and cattle prices, it’s that they have undue power over government, too, Scotty. I mean, they have bigger than life lobbying on the hill. And one thing that excites me now is we hear a lot of these politicians finally recognizing that we’re seeing a lot of regulatory capture in these agencies. Any letter agency, you know, there’s good people in those agencies, but there’s also some people that have been captured. And I think that that’s the challenge.
Challenge in America is to get these regulators limited scope, clear rules, enforce the rules, and let the rest be up to freedom and the free market. A lot of work to be done. And Dennis, you alluded to how our people can get involved by joining x spaces and groups, online audience. How? Listening. And they like to eat steaks like I do. How can they jump in and help you guys? Is there anything we, as consumers of beef, can do to assist you guys in your battle with the cabal, the globalist? Oh, absolutely. Number one, Brett mentioned her.
Harriet Hagelman has introduced a resolution or an amendment to try to kill the funding for this Eid tag program. It was in committee. The committee didn’t take any action for it before they recessed. So I imagine it will be either renewed or taken back up. When the committee, I mean, when the Congress comes back into session, call your congressman, call your state representative, call, I mean, your representative, Washington. Call your senators and tell them that you have had enough. The four major meatpackers dictating what you eat, and, you know, you need to tell them to, you know, get off the backs of the small producers.
The smaller producers are the ones that’s carrying this country right now. There’s more of us than there are big ones. But that will help a bunch. Is just getting a word out to, you know, the people up in Washington right now. The USDA is running rapidly. A lot of these three and four letter agencies have gone off the deep end. And I’m sure I’m going to get some calls from the USDA, but I don’t care. It makes no difference to me one way or the other. But, you know, get in touch with your representatives and think about it.
The next time you go into a store, I’m talking to the soccer moms, I’m talking to the dads, I’m talking to the gen xers, the millennials, the gym zers. If you eat beef when you walk in that store and you reach in that case and you pick up that steak, see if it tells you where it came from. It won’t. And that is what we need desperately right now in this country. People will eat farm raised USA beef at a larmony higher rate then they will if that beef is labeled brazilian beef or australian beef or whatever, because they know we raise the best quality animals in the world right here.
And that’s the reason that the packers are sending the choice cuts overseas. They’re importing. I mean, exporting. Pardon me, they’re exporting the best cuts of beef that the US produces. So that’s telling right there. And just get involved with your local farmers. Go meet a rancher, shake his hand, get to know him and go from there. So it’s very important to be aware of what’s going on is the biggest thing. And again, to the producers, Brett mentioned it earlier, 11%. You’re talking about maybe around 11 million head of cattle. Okay. The NCBA and the packers lobby for $15 million funding for this Eid tax system in the ominous bill last year.
Okay, you got 11 million cattle. Well, let’s tags gonna run you about $3 a piece. Well, that’s $33 million. I mean, you know, I may have to pull my boots off and counter my toes to get up that high, but I can do it. And so where’s rest of the money coming from? I can tell you where out of my pocket, Scotty. Just ain’t happening. You know, it ain’t gonna happen. My tag, my cattle will never see an Eid tag point blank. And I don’t care if it pisses off the NCBA or the USDA, they’re not going to see them.
Well, we’re here to piss the people off. That should be pissed off because, well, they should be. I mean, the american public should be absolutely outrageous that you’ve got the National Academy’s beef Association and the four major packingers telling you that where your food that you’re going to purchase two steaks for 40, $50. It’s none of your damn business where it comes from. No dog. That dog ain’t going to hunt right there. I’m sorry. Sounds like the National Cattle and Beef association is another captured entity. They’re totally under their control, aren’t they? I tell you what, is that a very sensitive subject? I could tell you.
I could tell you some stuff about the NCBA that will curl your hair and. But, I mean, I’ve listened to some of their podcasts, and I’ll be honest with you, I’ve listened to their president as a big rancher out of Nebraska and what, a matter of fact, a veterinarian from right here in my very home state. And the podcast that I listen to, I’ll be quite honest with you. My first thought was, you know, if these people had two brains, they would be twice as stupid. And that’s. It’s amazing to me that, uh, you know, they’re sitting there trying to b’s a BSR.
So that’s. That’s not going to work either. We cattlemen know what’s going on. We know what we’re doing. We know how to grow it, grow it right and grow it good. And we damn sure don’t need the government sticking their finger in there telling us how to do it. So, yeah, I’m. The NCBA is, uh. Oh, my. Let’s just say male bovine byproduct list. I’m going to keep it pg right there. And, you know, so is the USDa. So I’m going to hand it back over there to Brett. I’m going to calm down a little bit.
All right. Well, Brett, I have another question for you. But first, I want to say, as in any industry, I believe the shrewdest players are those that own the small businesses. And you guys, you understand your business inside and out. You can speak to every issue and how it affects the consumers and how it affects your industry. So I really appreciate your time here today, Brett, coming back to you. You mentioned to me that free trade and unrestricted globalism were supposed to raise nations from poverty and create new consumers and tie all of our nations together, eliminate wars.
Instead, what do we see? More wars. And we’ve shipped our manufacturing base and food security overseas, haven’t we? Yep. We’ve killed our young men and women. We’ve run ourselves $35 trillion in debt chasing utopia. So maybe it’s time to come back to the basics. Come back to the principle, the God given principles of our constitution, that a lot of people say are outdated, but in fact, they’re timeless because they take into account the fallen nature of man. And, you know, man’s been falling since he, you know, eve fed Adam that apple, right? I still blame it on the women.
That’s a joke. But it just is what it is. Men are men, you know, humans are humans, and that’s the study of human nature. Concentrated power is never good. It never ends well. You know, I was in college when all this free trade business came about. You know, I grew up in the eighties farm crisis, so I knew what I was getting myself into. But, you know, just to tie some things in, Didi talks about M. Cool. M cool was supposed to be a self help program to address free trade, right? We couldn’t not let people import or say, take this or take that, although I think we can.
But that was that frame of thinking back during the free trade years. So what do you do? You just ask your government, your american government, to put a stinking, accurate label on there so the american people can choose. And like Didi said, we think the american people will choose american beef, but they’re being lied to. If you bring import. We import beef from 31 different countries. 31 different countries. We have decreased our import standards ever since the nineties to facilitate more and more imports. So the only way an american cattleman can compete with these imports is with a compelled, accurate origin label, because we have the best beef raised in the best conditions in the world.
That’s why the world wants american beef, like Didi said. And so a lot of these things are just self help. But then you get NCBA, and I’ll explain it a little differently than Didi, because I’m in a national organization, so I have to be politically correct. And here’s the. Here’s the politically correct way to weave through that mind. Okay? NCBA proclaims themselves as the beef industry organization. Beef. I’m a cattleman. I represent a cattle organization. There’s always going to be an inherent conflict. I want to sell cattle high. They want us to buy cattle cheap and with clear rules, transparency, and I, competitive market, we can all get along and we can go forward together.
But the NCBA has been captured by the beef industry side. I would contend that USDA also, not entirely, but largely, is a captured regulatory agency. We see glimmers once in a while of honest good conduct, but they’re few and far between. An interesting. They seem like they always fizzle out before they get implemented. If I can. If I can throw one more thing out mandatory country. The American Beef Labeling act is a bill. It’s a bill, and it was introduced by Senator Rob’s counterpart, John Thune. Okay, but there’s two South Dakotans on it. So it’s a bill that we’re trying to get included in the text of the farm bill.
But. But it’s probably not going to be included in the text. So it has to be offered as an amendment to the farm bill. So that’s the passageway for that. You asked DD how people can help the consumer. The consumer that probably didn’t know five minutes ago that we import beef from 31 different countries, get to. On these issues, on any issues. The DC switchboard number is 202 224 3121. Every senator and congressman in DC has an office. Every office has two people answering the phones. You call that office, be polite, be firm. Tell them, hey, I’m an American that eats beef and I want to know where my beef comes from.
I want you to support mandatory country of origin labeling. You can tell them the bill number if you want, but they’re smart kids. They can figure it out. They’ll know what you’re talking about. The same thing with this mandatory id. Say, hey, you know what? I don’t want the american ranchers getting thrown into the digital ghetto if they don’t put microchips in their cattle’s ears. I want them to be free to grow cattle for me. So I want you to support Harriet Hagman’s resolution of disapproval of mandatory id. It’s filed right now in the House. Senator Loomis from Wyoming filed one in the Senate.
What that is, is that is a way for our Congress to take back their power from USDA and say, no, we didn’t vote on this. We didn’t make a law on this USDA, you cannot impose this, do not have the power. Especially since the rollback of Chevron deference. Chevron deference. That was a big deal, man, when. When the Supreme Court said no. These regulatory agencies are no longer the specialists that cannot be questioned when they make rules. That’s a big thing. That’s a new day in America. Now we’re back to where Congress is the one that has to make the rules.
So if people want to know what they can do on these, on M cool issue, on the digital mandatory id issue, on any other issue, if you’re upset about the southern border, call your congressman. Don’t get irate with them. But they need to know because you can overwhelm two people answering phones. I mean, if you can get ten or 20 calls into an office. If you contact five of your friends and have them contact five more, that’s what, 25 ish people, you can make a difference in that day, but that’s what we have to do. We can’t stand by anymore and just let America go on autopilot because we know where it’s headed.
The AC DC, they sang a song about it, right? We’re on the highway to hell. If we keep going to current trajectory. We’ve got to get in there for the people, requires the people to, to get engaged and that’s what we have to do peacefully. We don’t want anarchy, we don’t want civil war. That’s what we are fighting against. So I just beg people whether you agree. I want to ask you guys, we’re pressed for time now, but I can’t leave without asking you. As a consumer, I just want to eat beef at a reasonable price the rest of my life.
Is that going to be possible? What’s the future of the industry? Dennis, I’m going to come to you first. The future of the industry right now is in the hands of the consumer. To be quite honest with you. That’s good. Yeah. If the consumer sits there and wants USA beef and starts getting a hold of their congressmen and their senators and starts pushing this, you’ll see a major change. But if you want good quality beef that you know where it comes from, you know how it was raised. Find a local rancher and it’s called shake a rancher’s hand.
Find a local rancher, talk to them. Some states you can sell a quarter a cow, half a cow, whatever, our whole animal, have it processed. And there you go. You got, I mean one, one steer, probably feed a family of four for a year. And I think I worked out the, the figures on it. By the time you bought an animal for me at slaughterweight. Okay, took it, I took it to the slaughterhouse. You pay for the processing and the kill fee and everything. You probably a 1200 pound animal. You probably look at it around 500 and 9600 something pounds of meat comes out to about $4.25 a pound.
Wow. Let’s see. I looked at steaks the other day at a big box store. They were $22 a pound. So you’re going to sit there and tell me that those packers ain’t raking it in hand over fist. So get involved, buy local as much as you can. Boy, that sure makes a lot of sense. Brett, you concur with Dennis? The future of the industry. Are we going to get the beef at an affordable price, ongoing. Well, I’ll tell you one thing, scream it from the rooftops. Buy local. Buy as local as you can. Support your community.
Support your small business. We’ve got to get small business front and center again in this country. I mean, it needs to be the presidential candidates, congressional candidates, state and local. They need to be talking about small business. That’s what makes America strong. That’s what gives us a wide base that can withstand. You’re seeing it in North Carolina, man. It’s not Walmart to saving those people. It’s all those little businessmen that are coming together and the citizens. But as far as the future of beef, I’ll tell you what excites me as much as anything. I’m never going to be able to market all the cattle that I raise straight to the consumer.
Okay? That’s. I’ve four generations. We’ve built a system of raising baby calves up into market ready animals, and it’s a whole new skill set, marketing to the consumer. Right? You’ve got to have a butcher, and you’ve got to have the infrastructure and the marketing and the bookkeeping. So. But that being said, said, buy as local as you can. But if we can get some guardrails up around these packers and concentrated retailers, too, we give them a pass too much. If we can get some guardrails up. You combine that with this make America healthy again movement, that’s lauding, that’s lauding saturated fats in the american diet, and it’s against all this ultra processed food.
You look at the, the success of the carnivore diet for a lot of people who have autoimmune disease and just obesity, just so many ailments can be cleaned up by leaning more on protein and less on all this carbohydrate. I think if we flip this food pyramid upside down, we can raise a lot more cattle in this country. We have the smallest cow herd right now we’ve had in over 70 years, Scotty, and it’s nothing. Not because everybody’s tired of working hard, it’s because the market has pushed us out. Let’s get it going. Let’s raise more cattle in this country.
How does one find a local grower? A local cattle? But how would one go about finding that in their area? Well, Didi has mentioned the beef initiative. That’s one resource r calf. During the, during the pandemic and the empty shelves, they started usabef.org. and that’s a list of cattlemen who are willing to sell cattle direct to the consumer. Amazing. And a list of processors as well. So there are resources out there. If you look and you know, imarket, it’s not a primary part of my business, but we sell a lot of beef direct. Not a lot, but ten or 20 head every year.
You know, we have to sell them as an animal and then they get them processed. I can’t sell, I can’t sell you five pounds of hamburger and three ribeyes, but I can sell you a quarter, half, or a whole animal that you get processed. So there are ways. But I think the beef initiatives a good resource. And like I say, USA beef.org. do you know of any more Deedee? Now a good foundation to, to visit is Texas Slim. He is in with the beef initiative. I think it’s Texas slim.org, if I’m not mistaken. I know he’s on X.
They’re based out of Texas, and he’s got producers down there that will sell directly to stores. They even have a few stores of their own. Um, I got a local rancher here locally that I just met that has a store right here in my hometown, and every drop of the beef and pork that’s in that store comes off of his farm. And he’s able to do that. I’m not at the size that I can be able to do that. I’m a lot like Brett Brent, has a lot more heads than I do, runs a lot more and the inventory.
So, you know, I have to depend sometimes on the market price to try to make a little money, if not break even, at least for the year, because I guess that’s what every cattleman hopes for. You know, if you break even, hell, you won. And. But there’s a list of should be state by state. I believe some of the beef initiative. If folks were to get on X platform and look up either Brett or myself or Brianna Segal, her handle is the sign Brianna nine. And that is one highly, highly intelligent lady. She really knows what she’s talking about.
She is a investigative reporter and, well, she’s rights articles and everything for the beef initiative. So you can look at the up and google the beef initiative and go to that site. And if I’m not mistaken, I believe they have producers that sell to the general public on a state by state basis. So based whatever state you’re in, you should be able to go to that site and find a local farmer there that sells locally. Well, you guys have been very informative today. And, you know, I’ve run a small business for 40 years. And there’s nothing better than talking to other small business owners, particularly in other industries, to learn about them.
We’ve learned a lot from you today. Dennis, duty, Brett, Kenzie, we’ll have you back. Maybe we can get Brianna on. Love to get Harriet Hagman on to talk with us as well. So we’ll definitely have you guys back. Thank you guys so much for being a part of the show today at sovereign radio. Appreciate you much. Yes, yes. Scotty, thank you so much for helping us get the word out. We definitely appreciate it. My man. My pleasure, guys. Glad to help you guys. Thank you. Take care, guys. Good to see you. Have a good day. You too, brother Jimmy, come on back and give me your reaction to these great patriots, these cattlemen, that I wanna say to both of them.
I really appreciate you both very much. Brothers, God bless you. Love you all, what you’re doing there, all you cattlemen. Without you, we’d be in big trouble. But it’s interesting, again, that we sell the best meat overseas. We don’t take care of our people. We’re worried about everybody else around the world. And I’m not saying I’m about charity and helping, but we’re not taking care of our people. We’ll make sure we put those links. Make sure you send those links to Scotty. We’ll put those links in our description. We’ll put those links in the description on the Rumble channel.
We’re going to be having a page on sovereignradio.com where we’ll be able to put what’s going on there and give people a way to get to where they can get good beef, you know, get good. I was actually just looking at the site, so I’m excited about localization. I’m a, you know, Scotty, I’m a firm believer in localization, but, you know, they want to shoot, you know. No, whoever didn’t take the jab, they want to shoot the cows up. They want to shoot the pigs up. They want to shoot the chickens up. They want to, you know, they want to get it into you.
No matter how you can do it. There’s a lot of farmers that won’t do it. You know, the government again, we talked about this earlier. They need to get back to the five things they’re supposed to be doing, the federal government, and get out of the local business, you know, get out of the local, you know, farmers business. We got to get localized again. You know, I was telling my wife, she, you know, she goes to Sam’s club and I’m like, look, I want to buy directly from the farmer. You know, I want to buy. We got freezers and stuff.
Let’s get right from the farmer, and let’s buy directly from the farmer. And you can buy a whole cow for five, $600. Yeah, it’s, it’s. But plus the meat, when you look at it, it’s so much better. You know, the thing is, you know, going back and forth to the dominican public in the United States, when you think you’re getting good stuff at the store, organic. And like both gentlemen said about, they don’t tell you where this is coming from. Where’s this coming from? Right? Where’s. Is this from Bill Gates’s lab? You know what I mean? His fake meat, you know, where’s this coming from? And, you know, over in Dominican Republic, it’s a lot like what these two gentlemen were talking about.
About, you know, they, they buy locally. The stores are, you know, stocked with, with, you know, beef and pork and, and chicken locally from local growers and farmers that aren’t doing all of these things that we have going on FDA, us, all of these organizations, these three letter organizations and other organizations. Organizations really, truly need to be just gone. They serve no purpose. The government’s out of control. You know, they go after our amish farmers. They go after our great people. You heard the one gentleman. I know Brett’s still with us down there off stage, but.
Hey, Brett, again, thank you, brother. But the other gentleman, he’s talking about, if he just breaks even, meaning covering his living costs, covering his business expenses, I guess, would be considered breaking even, not where there’s any profit. So these farmers out there, they’re not making millions of dollars a year. They’re not making millions of dollars a year, but without them, we’re in trouble. And this just in time. Everything has got to go. We got to focus on solutions that bring it back to the local situation. We have the resources, we have the numbers. But again, people got to wake up and get off their rear end and start moving and start doing something.
And that’s what I love about what you and I are doing. When we came together, Scotty, to do this with the Patriots network and all, and sovereign radio, is that we are solution oriented. We’re going to continue to work on solutions. Everybody should be buying from their local farmer. And, you know, I’ve got that site up now that they mentioned, and I’m going to give it to my wife. I’m going to send it to her and say, look, since it’s the money that God gives me through this family, through me as a steward. I want to buy my meat from the farmers.
Because even the meat when she cooks chicken in the Dominican Republic or beef in the domestic public, the taste of it is amazing. Freaking amazing. But in the fruit and the vegetables are just loaded with. Loaded with flavor and nutrition. When you buy it from here, the organic bananas bend the freaking organic meat that they say is organic. It’s. Tastes weird. It tastes like, almost like sometimes it tastes like a little rubbery, you know? So there’s a lot of things going on when you. When you print the money, right? When you print the money out of nothing, you loan it to your banks that you own, you loan it to the companies that you own, and you buy up all the resources in control grid of the media, the food, food, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, healthcare, all of it.
You know what I mean? You look at the same companies that own the majority of the stock in every one of these companies, the majority stockholders are the same culprits, right? So they own it throughout the whole system. We got to take that back. We cannot let people with the kind of agenda that they have on poisoning our food supply, which most people won’t even take. Now, they’ll take our beef. But if you look at two cereals, one that’s sold in Europe and one that’s sold in the United States, you see a big difference in the ingredients.
Got it. Major difference. You don’t see red dye this and yellow dye that, and this dye and that dye. The freaking ingredients are like a quarter of what they are on our. The same exact thing. But what to make it is a quarter. And that’s done intentionally because they’re feeding their sick care system. Now they want to chip all the cows. You know, what do they want to do? Send some frequencies in there to make the meat bad? Because they can do that, by the way, with those chips probably on their radar screen, I would imagine, Jimmy.
But, you know, you talk about the control they’ve set up across the board. And when you think about them getting control of our food supply, nothing good can come from that. Shipping these animals and controlling their whereabouts, and who knows what they’ll do? But you described why we’re where we’re at today with the printing of money and controlling every industry, not to mention all the while indoctrinating Americans through their mainstream media, Hollywood and the music industry, education. I mean, why we’re the trick bag we’re in today. And that’s why we’re here, folks, we intend to move forward, provide you as many solutions as we can locally.
A great solution was brought to bear today with these websites where you can find a local grower, a guy who kept local cattleman. You want me to show it? You want me to show it real quick? Yeah, please do, Jimmy. Yeah. And again, the good old boys and the good old girls that they like to make fun of gotta step up and step out and get involved. You know, we’ve been supporting sheriff Mac of this constitutional Sheriff peace office and Sheriff’s association, CSP’s, Cspoa.org, because we need constitutional sheriffs, for God’s sake. So we need constitutional sheriffs.
We’ve been doing that for four years. You’ve been doing it, too. But how many people are getting out there and fighting for what’s right? They’re not. They’re sitting by thinking it’s going to go away, and, you know, we’re going to leave our children and grandchildren a big, giant pile of you know what and slavery beyond it. Scotty, they’re not trying to get ahold of our food. Uh, control of our food. Uh, they already have it. They already got it. They’re just trying to make it. You know, you ain’t ever escaping. Okay? Do that. You’re never escaping.
The few local cattlemen that are left, as these gentlemen are talking about, they’re trying to take over. You know, they’re. They’re their control of their businesses. What a great way to go, to buy your own cattle, to vote with your dollars, spend your money. Not at the grocery store. Well, look at this. Here it is, beef initiative.com. and you get your. You can get your. Your beef. And, I mean, when you look at this, I mean, it looks better. You understand what I mean when you start looking at this stuff? My gosh, you know, why not.
Why are we not supporting our local farmers? Why are we not buying our. Everything that we can get local from our farmers and expanding our farmers? The difference between what happened in the Great Depression versus what’s going to happen if this continues to go this way is we had a hell of a lot more farmers back in the Great Depression in 1929 versus what we got now. Everything’s been industrialized, you know? Industrialized. Look at these people, Jimmy. They’re salt of the earth. The two gentlemen that joined us today, hard working, resourceful, shrewd as can be about their business and their industry.
And you look at these pictures of these ranchers, these cattlemen, and it’s just a slice of America. Yeah. I mean, we should have this. We’re gonna have a section on sovereign radio where we can have these folks, you know, there where people can get access to them and, you know, get linked. Because everybody, every freaking patriot on in the United States should be buying locally from their, their farmers. Buying locally and supporting their farmers. Most farmers are patriotic. Most farmers are patriotic. So I don’t want them taking more control of the food supply. And, you know, I’m here in the United States right now because of my, my adult kids, my grandson.
If I wasn’t, if I didn’t have them, I would be in Dominican Republic. Because just because of the food, I eat the food over there, I do nothing different in activity, and I lose weight. Well, that’s natural. I’ve done the same here in Mexico. And he alluded to a carnivore diet. I know seven or eight guys who have been on a carnivore diet for six months or longer. One, for three years. He’s lost 35 pounds. He’s turned fat into muscle. There’s really something to a carnivore diet. Jordan Peterson’s daughter, I think she’s 17 years old, very, very articulate.
She’s out doing the media circuit. Chris Morgan asked her, what do you eat for breakfast? She said, beef. Helping a beef. He said, what do you eat for lunch? He goes, a helping a beef. He goes, what do you eat for dinner? Helping a beef. And I’ve been doing that for three years. That’s all I eat. She’s in great shape. She looks great. Of course, at 17, you should be in great shape. But the point is that nothing, nothing, there’s nothing bad that comes from a good steak, a quality piece of beef. It’s nonsense that the fat and that steak is going to cholesterol and kill you.
Well, butter, too. Look what they said about butter. They demonize butter. They demonize steak. They demonize this because they demonize eggs. Yeah, they want to have. They demonized eggs. They wanted. They had their agenda. Right? They don’t want people to be healthy. How can healthy people feed their sick care system? Yeah. Right. So it’s, it’s all designed, and it’s time that people step up and take it back and stop. If you’re not, if you’re going to whine and you’re not going to do anything about it, then stop whining and just lay down. You know, let the funeral homes make more money.
Let the crematoriums make more money. Let’s let more people die. And let’s feed their, you know, it’s a great investment. Right now I’m even thinking about it. You know, these crematoriums are making massive profits. They’re not breaking even in any way, shape, or form. And if people in this world, and this, in this country especially, are so dumbed down that they can’t do something about it, then unfortunately, they’re going to be in a funeral home or a crematorium soon. Yeah, I was just going to say, Jimmy, if you don’t get involved and you don’t get active at some level, on your local level, at some aspect of your local level, I should say signing your own death certificate.
Yes. If we don’t get involved, take our counties back, and this is a big part of it. If you go to a local rancher that’s grown his own cattle, you’re spending your money to support a local business with much better results in terms of the quality of the food, much better pricing. You can go buy a half a cow for 200 and $5300. It’ll last you six months. Are you kidding me? Yeah, it’s better. And Brett, brother Brett, says something about, you know, get more into local business. You know, we’re all used to Amazon. You know, Amazon’s nice because it might have it to you here this afternoon or in the morning.
You see these people coming to your house at 04:00 in the morning on your ring, dropping off packages. Right? But we’ve got to start, I think, starting with our food supply. You know, our water, our food supply, our energy. These three things are critical, right, for survival. So we need to get control of them again. And you know what I call tithe to the right thing with them. You know, tithing. When you spend your money, whether you’re spending with Amazon, you’re spending it with, you know, Walmart, you’re spending it wherever you’re spending it, you’re tithing to that company, you’re doing business with that company.
And all of us are guilty of doing business with companies that are not, do not have our best interest at mind because they get involved. You know, you get up there to a certain level. Scotty, we were talking about this earlier with the P. Diddy Jeffrey Epstein situation, and you’re freaking compromised because you want to be a big guy or a big gal, and you want to have the party, you want to be recognized, you want that ego to be fed, and they get you compromised, whether it’s your drugging or whatever, and they own your ass from that point out.
Jimmy, my daughter, as I think she started listening to Billie Eilish is the name of the singer when she was about ten years old. I don’t know if she still listens to her, but here’s a young girl. She can’t be more than 21, 22 years old, and she and her boyfriend are doing ads for Kamala Harris. You know, these people are bought and paid for. You know, you can’t. The fact is, you can’t become a star in the music industry or Hollywood without being compromised. That’s the way they set up the system to control you. Well, you might be able to go to a certain level, but you ain’t going beyond it.
Like Cat Williams, you know, this cat Williams. Williams, the comedian, right? The short black gentleman. I love this guy. You know, he’s saying all lies will be, you know, uncovered in 2024. He went on and talked about B Diddy. You know, he said he refused $50,000,000.04 times to protect his rear end from being violated and his integrity. He was offered $50,000,000.04 times to move his career up to the next level. That’s how they do it. He refused it. And, you know, you know, he’s very unique because a lot of people will not refuse that. You know, they’ll do whatever they need to do, whether it’s sexual or whatever, in order to get that money, to grab that money.
They compromised their integrity. And well known that Kamala, in her early days of politics, was helping the mayor of San Francisco when, I mean, helping him providing services to him to promote her career. So that’s not unusual. Not just common to the music industry. Happens in every industry, but in Hollywood, the music industry, show business, mainstream media. If you want to become an elite, Jimmy, you’re absolutely right. You gotta. You gotta sell your soul to Satan. Jimmy, what do I glorify? Scotty, think about this. And I’m not picking on this individual, Kim Kardashian, but what does she become famous for? A sex tape.
That’s how she got out there, a sex tape. And then we idolize these people. We buy all their stuff, and we make them into hundreds of millions of dollar millionaires or billionaires. And, you know, what did they do in order to get to that? You know, well, they’ve done a lot of bad stuff. You know, they started off the wrong way. We got to get this thing back to where you rise as high as you can rise based on integrity, not, you know, blackmail or dishonesty and all of the things that are going because Scotty you know, it’s interesting.
We’re at 1010 2024 right now. Yes, we are. And we’re not too far off. And you were talking about your opening statement today, whether they’ll even be an election. Odds are there might not be. But also, you know, everybody’s thinking this giant red wave, this giant red wave, but these electronic voting machines are still out there. And then again, you know, all of this counties that are in these, these battleground states that are red are under destruction right now. They’re not going to be voting. So you’re going to lose, you know, there where those can be turned to the other side.
And again, I believe regardless of who gets in with the whole system in whole, with all the bureaucrats involved and all the agencies, we got to get these people out. You know how even though Trump had good, I don’t know Trump’s heart, okay? I’m not God. I don’t know Trump’s heart and he doesn’t know mine. God knows who you are. But everything, you know, he did do some great things. But also, we tacked on another $8 trillion to our debt because they sabotaged him with the, with the planet, right? They were like, oh, this guy’s cutting me.
Let’s just crush him with this plan, demic. And then we’ll show him to be the president with the worst record. Because think about it. Think about what that whole thing that went on was. It was to be able to mail in ballots, do these ballot drop offs, get the separation and steal the election for a guy that couldn’t get seven people to his events, Joe Biden, then sell the scam that Joe Biden got 81 million votes, more than any president. Can you believe this? More than Reagan, more than the Bushes, more than Clinton, more than Obama.
That this guy that really, no one really liked and hid in his basement. And the only people that came to his events where newspeak news reporters got 81 million votes and the american people sucked it up and accepted it. And we accepted it because we’re afraid of what they’re going to do to us individually because they have the money printing behind them. And they can bury you in legal costs and they can. This is not the country that our forefathers set up to be behaving this way and all of this stuff, we should be doing what’s best for everybody.
Absolutely. And there’s no reason to believe they’re not going to cheat again if we do have an election. So, you know, it’s interesting, you talk about the debt Trump piled on. I also know there was a plan to retire that debt in the second term. That remains to be seen, of course, with their lawyers. Well, he wouldn’t have piled it on. He wouldn’t without this scandemic. I mean, he had a couple trillion there because he was rebuilding the military, filling back with the oil reserves. But they created that scandemic for multiple reasons. But one was to make him look bad.
You understand what I mean? Jimmy, we got a few minutes left. Let’s talk about what we’re doing with sovereign radio. You and I came together to marry the broadcast radio show in syndication with the online show and the presence online. Tell the audience what we’re doing online and under your direction. Well, we are. We have sovereignradio.com that you all can go to and make sure that you opt into the newsletter so you can keep on knowing what’s going on with what we’re doing. We’ve set up a whole bunch of different social media assets we’re starting to promote, and we’re going to continue to grow them.
We’re going to piggyback off of my Patriots network, which has over a million patriots within that network, between truth Mafia and my patrons network, and all of the database for the emails and all that. So we’re at a point now where we almost got the, you know, like ten show host shows on the online show. We’re just going through the month of October, refining the processes, making things sure, we get everything streamlined, and then maybe we’ll add five more, maybe ten more by the end of the year. And then we’re going to make sure we got that process fine tuned and everything’s growing nicely.
And then we’ll go into the mission of getting 200, you know, by the end of, you know, 25 2025 or, you know, in the middle of the next year. Whatever it takes. Our goal is 200. It shouldn’t take more than I anticipate. You know, I thought it would be faster onboarding. We’re making some modifications to make that better. But also we’ve got the Patriots club.com that’s free to join. It’s a joint venture with my Patriots network and sovereign radio. And it’s a membership. There’s a free membership, 100% free. And of course, there’s a paid membership. We’ve had a few people that paid.
Now they’re going, you know, that helps us with what we’re doing for the, what we call the solutions, the education, the solutions to make the change locally. Okay. We have a community attached to that you go in, get a username and password, you join the community. We have a prayer circle in there where you can get prayer, you know, make prayer requests. There’s power and multiple people praying. And, you know, Scotty will, you know, supporting Sheriff Mac, you know, of the constitutional sheriff and peace Officers association. And, you know, because we need constitutional sheriffs, we need protection in the county against these communists.
We got to have posses. We got to have deputies. We got the people. We’re the, you know, we’re the most armed country in the world, civilian wise. By posse, do you mean militia? Yeah. Well, posse. The sheriff has a right to. To form a posse. He has a right to deputize, and he’s the strongest law enforcement, most powerful law enforcement still in 45 states in the county. Doesn’t have to listen to president, doesn’t have to listen to Congress, doesn’t have to listen to Supreme Court, doesn’t have to listen to any of these, you know, a governor, county commissioner, any of them, about anything that’s unconstitutional.
Their job is to guard the constitution. You see it behind me, right, Scotty? Yeah. You know, one thing about Sheriff Mac, one thing about Sheriff Mack and the CSPOA, that a lot of criticism and detractors because he’s doing something, the right thing, and along with doing the right thing, he’s trying to get our sheriffs to sheriff by the constitution, enforcing the constitution. What better initiative could we have to support the constitutional sheriffs? As you said, the most powerful elected official in every county. So we’re going to continue to support Sheriff Mack and the CSPOA, continue to bring you guys the truth the best we know how.
You know, we’re not always right, but we sure do try to bring you the information and the ideas that we talk about here to give you an opportunity. Always do your own research, think critically, use discernment. If you don’t do your own research on a subject, none of us expect you to come here and walk away and say, take it to the bank. You got to do your own research like we do. Before we bring. Before we bring you these discussions, we’ve done a lot of talking to a lot of people, a lot of research and homework on them.
So we’re comfortable when we get three or four sources confirming something and we feel we can bring it to you, but you still need to do your own homework, and that’s what, you know. Consuming information in the information war is about using discernment, thinking critically, and doing your own research. Jimmy, any closing thoughts you want to leave well, yeah, I just want, you know, everybody to, you know, opt into the newsletter. Over@sovereignradio.com. comma. Join the Patriots Club for free. Join the community, you know, within it and start getting involved in solutions. Get involved in praying. If you don’t have money, you have prayers.
You can pray for people, you can pray for each other. We’re going to bring a lot of solutions, a lot of experts like it, home gardens and community gardens. And, you know, like these gentlemen here with the local farming, we’re gonna have a lot of stuff in there. We have over 200 we’re still adding, but there’ll be 200 PDF’s in the free side of patriotsclub.com, where you can download different guides to help you with certain things. And so I’m excited, Scotty, to move this thing forward very quickly. You know, we’re spending this time, the rest of this course, quarter.
We’ve got a good base, and then really rapidly move it forward in 2025. We have to. We have to as a people. We have to do it. Yeah, it’s exciting. This is Jimmy, why we come to work every day. You and I believe in what we’re doing. It comes from the heart. It comes from being Americans that know we got a lot of work to do to get our country back on track. Course includes you, our listeners. So we’re always grateful that you spent some time with us. We’re here every week on our online show, sovereignradio.com, saturdays and Sundays on our Texas radio station.
We’ll be back in California and many other states and cities next year as we go into syndication. As always, Jimmy, thanks for all you do, my partner and my brother, and we’ll see you next week. And thanks to Brett and Dee Dee, as I know them. Dennis, they are great guys, aren’t they, Jimmy? And they brought us a great solution today. They really brought us home. A great solution to do business and buy your beef from a local grower, local rancher that raises his own cattle. You have to spend a little more money upfront. But what a real cost savings it is to go by.
He said they sell quarter cows, half cows. If it’s 5600 for a cow, you get a, well, you can, you can go in with your family and you can say, hey, let’s put this money in together and it really won’t cost you anything extra. And you can divide a cow up between a few people and have a half year or whatever it is. So I know people. Yeah. There’s always family and friends and get the 5600. Get a full cow, split it up. It’s a year’s worth of years supply for one family. So if you’re two families, split it up.
$300 each you got. And you’re eating better. You’re eating better. Much better quality, right? Ladies and gentlemen, we appreciate you. We’ll be back next week. Don’t forget. Check us out Saturdays and Sundays on our radio stations. Our affiliates are all@sovereignradio.com this is Scotty Sachs and Jimmy Schwinn, over and out.
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