Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan discuss the week in news and agriculture. They start with Jim's interveiw with Independent Cattlemen of Texas's Cooper Little about them being kicked out of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association Trade Show. This leads into a discussion about the beef checkoff corruption and the future of the program. They then talk about the murder of the CEO of United Healthcare and other topics from the week in news. j

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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan discuss the weeks events starting with the Corporate Transparency Act that is a direct attack on privacy of all small businesses. Shad then gives a preveiw of the National Finals Rodeo. They discuss the cases of cattle deaths due to pollution and sewage fertilizer. Lastly, they give their thoughts about the pardoning of Hunter Biden.

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Corporate Transparency Act.

Cattle Deaths from Sewage.

Cattle Deaths from Bad Water.

Shad Sullivan and Jim Mundorf talk over the week in news and agriculture. President Trump's selection of Brook Rollins for Secretary of Agriculture dominated the news this week and Jim and Shad give their opinions of the pick. They also talk about the recent closing of the Mexican border for cattle imports, and Shad talks about the impact record high cattle prices are having on his ranch.

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Jim Mundorf sits down with Nevada Rancher and Salebarn owner, Jack Payne, to talk about how his Ranchers for Trump Rally went, his meeting with Trump, and the difficulties he had dealing with the campaign. They also talk about what needs fixed and the USDA and Bureau of Land Management. Jack tells about the land he is losing through eminent domain and a story about how a ranch hand got deported.

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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan talk about the week in news from middle America including:

The Secretary of Agriculture fight, the new Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, How to wean agriculture industry off of subsidies, Bill Gates' plan to reduce methane from cattle, and more.

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Jim and Shad talk about the new names being pushed for Secretary of Agriculture, and the recent Trump appointments, specifically Kristi Noem, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Elon Musk. They also talk about how this administration will impact the big push for climate sustainability in agriculture. Shad wraps it up with stories of making butter and moonshine.

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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan get together for a special episode to talk over the candidates for Secretary of Agriculture being pushed by the Corporate Ag media.

Here is the Thomas Massie documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18_yXt1s2yc

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Jim Mundorf and Shad Sullivan sit down to talk over the election results, the reaction, and what it means for the future of American agriculture. They also get into who might be the next Secretary of Ag. (Recorded before the Thomas Massie rumors started flying.

They also talk about the Electronic ID ear tag mandate for cattle, that went into effect on election day and where the cattle producers will take the fight from here.

Please call the USDA at 202-720-3631 and tell them you are against the EID mandate in cattle and want the 180 day extension. They actually appreciate hearing from you and are very easy to talk to.

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Jim and Shad's last episode before the election. They talk about the way rural America has been portrayed throughout this election. They also get into some of the reaction to RFK Jr.'s possible takeover of the USDA.

Colorado Password leak

Woman voting ad

Man enough ad

Rural Americans can't make copies video

Truency arrest video

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Jim Mundorf sits down with founder and editor of AmericanUnwon.com, Keely Brazil Covello. They discuss how she got started in journalism and her deep roots in the Northern California ranch country. They also spend sometime talking about the subject of one of her film projects, which is the the illegal marajuana grows that are located in National Forests.

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