Zen Honeycutt

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I didn't win on that round, but I, you know, immediately started meeting with, you know, Moms Across America and, you know, a lot of the activists around this area, Zen Honeycutt and Kelly and Vani Hari, H- Hari, and you know, I'm just like, oh, there's all these people, and they wanna be engaged and active, and w- we could win on this.

And they started making calls to Republican offices.

We were able to get the language out of the interior bill last year through negotiating, and I know it was 'cause people got so many phone calls about it.

In fact, I, uh, that's been shown.

Uh, Zen Honeycutt, uh, tested breast milk from several different mothers who were nursing-

Mm-hmm

... and I think she found glyphosate in 30% of them, and the highest level was 1,600 times higher than the upper, uh, limit allowed in water, drinking water in Europe.

MAGA supporters have rallied around opposition to vaccine mandates and concerns about the influence of chemical and agricultural companies on public health policy, leaving some activists torn over whom to support in the midterms.

"Do we vote for someone who supports vaccine mandates? Or do we vote for someone who is actively supporting pesticides and poison in our foods that our babies and children eat on a daily basis?" Zen Honeycutt, founder of Moms Across America, told Friesen and Weiksel.

"It is an impossible decision, and this is why many of our moms are saying they are going to stay home or vote independent, write somebody in." Another tension point came at the MAHA summit last week when Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

Kennedy Jr., the face of the MAHA movement, and other administration officials mingled with executives from drug developers, insurers, AI companies, and retailers like Walmart.

Yeah.

They're people like Zen Honeycutt of Moms Across America, and Vani Hari, who's known as the Food Babe, Alex Clark, who works for Turning Point USA, which is Charlie Kirk's group.

Um, they, they are people from the left and the right.

Vani Hari worked to elect Barack Obama.

So, and yet we're still feeding it to our children.

As a matter of fact, in the Moms Across America study, which were Zen Honeycutt and her group looked at 43 school lunches, 93.7% of them had glyphosate based herbicides in them.

And 30 million school lunches are served a day.

So our kids are eating that caca.

And I have a monthly podcast.

The new MDs, mothers, doctors, scientists.

I started with Zen Honeycutt and Stephanie Seneff.

And now it's just me and different guests.

And the last thing I'll say about this is the big policy piece that determines what happens with our farmland is going through Congress right now, the Farm Bill.

That will direct billions of dollars over a decade into how decisions that determine you know what's grown and who's growing it and what how our farm land is used and the current farm bill before congress is horrible it's full of poison pills and giveaways to the pesticide companies it's just absolutely troublesome and we talked more about that in our panel last night so i'm not going to go more into that except to say that Right at the beginning of the panel, Zen Honeycutt had some, you know, laid out the details on what's happening there and how you can get involved.

Friends of the Earth also has good information and they're tracking that.

So it's a critical time, you know, the next few months, the summer, to let elected officials know that we can do better for our food system, for our farmers, for our health.

Like we've got like James O'Keefe, Dennis Kucinich.

We got Zen Honeycutt.

Like, like, like it's, it's, it's not even clear.

There's a theme here.