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In this episode, Dustin Kittle and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delve into crucial issues facing small farms and food production quality. We shine a light on corruption within the US Department of Agriculture and the concerning trend of agricultural land ownership shifting to foreign entities. We discuss how large corporations receive hefty government subsidies while small farmers struggle to stay afloat, and the significant control foreign governments and corporations wield over American farmland. We also uncover unethical practices in agriculture and water management, such as farmer exploitation through unfair assignments and inadequate oversight. Our conversation stresses the urgent need to address these issues to promote sustainable agriculture and responsible water management practices. Join us as we explore these critical topics and advocate for a fairer, more sustainable future for American agriculture.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks with the Executive Director of the Long Island Commercial Fishing Association, Bonnie Brady, who expresses her concerns about the impact of commercial fishing and offshore wind energy projects on the ocean, coastal communities, and domestic food production.

RFK Jr. and firefighters PJ Norwood and Frank Ricci delve into critical issues that impact the American Fire Service, ranging from forever chemicals in our gear, dignitary protection for Presidential candidates, and RFK Jr.’s stance on mandates — affecting first responders from New York City to Seattle.The pandemic is over, but many careers are, too; the mandates have been lifted, but a significant number of firefighters have been forced to retire or outright fired. As of today they still have not been brought back to work.PFAS live in our homes, firehouses, and the protective clothing we wear. RFK Jr. has been fighting against PFAS issues in our communities for over forty years. We discuss the high cancer rates among firefighters and RFK Jr.’s fight to provide safer and healthier environments for firefighters.We also discuss RFK Jr.’s vision for his administration and pressing issues such as censorship, First Amendment rights, and the status of his ability to participate in the upcoming presidential debates.Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood are grateful to Fire Engineering, Editor in Chief David Rhodes, Director of Video Mark Haugh, Online Content Manger Pete Prochilo, David Whiteside, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the opportunity to speak to a U.S. presidential candidate about issues that impact firefighters across the country.

I recently sat down for a fascinating discussion with John Kempf, an Amish entrepreneur who founded @AdvancingEcoAgriculture (AEA) in 2006 and who currently serves as Chief Vision Officer and Executive Board Chairman. Kempf also hosts the Regenerative Agriculture podcast. After his farm was hit by pesticide-induced crop failures, Kempf transitioned to regenerative agriculture practices that strengthen plant immunity, improve soil health, and increase the soil microbiome. AEA has worked on over 4 million acres in the U.S. and internationally, offering farmers a comprehensive approach to regenerative agriculture so that they can become more resilient, effective, and profitable. Thank you for the riveting conversation and for all the incredible environmental work you do, John.

Weston Sager discusses the Smith Mundy Act and how the C.I.A. uses propaganda with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in this episode.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr discusses the pathway to peace in the Middle East with John Aziz and Einat Wilf in this episode.

Col. Jaqcues Baud and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. discuss the War in Ukraine.

Jacques Baud is Colonel Chief of Staff, former Swiss secret service agent and expert in chemical and nuclear weapons. He was, among other things, head of doctrine for United Nations peacekeeping operations in New York.

Bill Gates, China, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and systemic farming injustices from government discrimination to corporate capture are discussed by farmer John Boyd and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in this episode.

Earth Day is this week. Happy Earth Day!

Rene Zegerius, a drug policy expert with the City of Amsterdam, discusses solutions and drug policy history in The Netherlands with Robert F. Kennedy Jr in this episode.

U.S. Senator Rand Paul and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. share their experiences with coronavirus and censorship in this historic episode.

Here is the description of Rand Paul's new book, Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up:

Senator Rand Paul was on to Anthony Fauci from the start. Wielding previously unimaginable power, Fauci misled the country about the origins of the Covid pandemic and shut down scientific dissent.
One of the few leaders who dared to challenge "America’s Doctor" was Senator Rand Paul, himself a physician. Deception is his indictment of the catastrophic failures of the public health bureaucracy during the pandemic.
Senator Paul presents the evidence that:

• The Covid virus was likely the product of gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab in China—research funded in part by the U.S. government.
• Taxpayer dollars for that research were deceptively funneled to Wuhan without the required regulatory review.
• Fauci and his scientific yes-men knew from day one about Covid’s origin and tried to cover it up.
• Fauci and his allies ruthlessly attacked everyone—including highly qualified scientists—who threatened to reveal the truth about the pandemic.

Why? Hundreds of millions of dollars of grants and unreported royalties were at stake, and heads would roll if the truth got out.

https://www.amazon.com/Deception-Great-Cover-Up-Rand-Paul/dp/1684515130

Four healthcare professionals and best friends discuss vaccinations. Two are pro-vaccines and two are anti-vaccines. Interesting discussion and we all leaned something new and hopefully this will encourage respectful discussions. Big thank you to Jody Belcher, Karen Cornett, Donnica Harris and Ivy Johnson
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Contributory negligence is a legal standard that bars a plaintiff from recovering damages if they contributed to their injury. As little as 5% negligence can bar an injured party from recovery in some states, while other states choose not to follow the statute as strictly.  In contributory negligence jurisdictions, defendants are often quick to provide reasons they should not be held liable for the damages they cause, but recovery is possible.

On this week’s episode, Rebecca speaks with attorney Adam Wilk, who handles subrogation cases in 3 of the five U.S. jurisdictions that apply a contributory negligence standard (Alabama, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, and DC).  Adam explains how factors such as age, cognitive impairment or conduct of the plaintiff and/or defendant can allow an injured party to fight back against a contributory negligence defense to recover damages.