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NewsNation Anna Kooiman has evidence Big Agriculture is funding the anti- Make America Healthy Again campaigns and paying for fake science

She has the recipes AND NAMES

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NewsNation Anna Kooiman has evidence Big Agriculture is funding the anti- Make America Healthy Again campaigns and paying for fake science

She has the recipes AND NAMES

“We've got a list for you of a handful of them. The American Farm Bureau, The National Corn and Soybean Associations, the Modern Ag Alliance”

“Here is the part, the quiet part that's not always mentioned out loud, at least not very vocally, is that these groups have incredibly strong financial ties to the very pesticide makers that are being questioned in this report.

So we're following the money here. So the industry groups, another one like Crop Life, have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to corn, soybean and wheat lobbyists. — This is what lobbies do, is they push for their benefits, for their interests, for their members.

So their goals often include swaying legislation to members. And this conflict of interest is something that's brought up heavily in the MAHA Commission report.

— They also point to the problems and the conflicts of interest between a lot of the research that is being done because it's often being funded by industry insiders rather than independent research”

“I think it's also worth pointing out that Bayer Monsanto has faced over a hundred thousand lawsuits, 100,000 lawsuits connected to pesticides allegedly causing cancer or other serious health conditions. Parkinson's, non Hodgkin's lymphoma, a whole host of issues that have been connected allegedly to their, to their product, to their pesticides. And Bayer Monsanto has already paid out $11 billion in settlements. That's a big number. $11 billion in settlements.

But we've interviewed Bayer, and they maintain that their products are safe and they're approved by the epa. And when used the way that they are approved by the epa, they say it's safe. It's a debate about which science to trust, which research to trust, and what money is shaping that trust.”