Across the Pond: Election Integrity, D-Day Remembrance, and the Fight for French Farmers
With only 20% of eligible voters showing up to recent primaries in North Dakota and Nebraska, Trent and Teresa dig into the alarming state of election integrity — including a shocking report that Nevada's Secretary of State released results three hours before polls even closed. Teresa also takes us inside Normandy's deeply personal D-Day memorials and breaks down France's Emergency Agricultural Act, which is buried under 1,600 amendments. Small farmers are getting squeezed out while big producers cash in on government subsidies. And here's the kicker — France now imports 20% of its food, double what it did in 2000, yet its own government only commits to 50% French-grown food in its cafeterias. This episode hits hard on freedom, food, and the future of fair elections.
