Trent on the Loos: Why America's Food Is Losing Its Nutrients

North Dakota's special session is under fire, data centers could be reshaping politics, and the national debt has hit $40 trillion. Brandon Prichard joins Perry Schumacher to break it down — plus Perry's blunt take on why refusing to vote never actually punishes the politicians in charge.

From NYC streets to Senate offices, Scott Hennen covers it all — abortion, Mamdani's rise, farming's future with Senators Hoeven and Grassley, and the crime wave shaking downtown Fargo. Bold opinions, big names, and real talk you can't afford to miss.

JC Cole joins Trent Loos with explosive claims: wolf reintroduction laws are destroying American farmers, diesel shortages are coming fast, and 9/11's official story doesn't add up. From Agenda 2030 to controlled demolition theories, this episode connects agriculture, energy, and hidden history like never before.

CO2 pipelines could create deadly six-mile kill zones — and safety rules aren't ready. Trent Loos and Teresa Platt uncover how the carbon capture industry is quietly converting ethanol plants, cashing in on tax credits, and putting rural communities in the path of danger. The truth about carbon capture will shock you.

Could the food on your plate be missing the nutrients it once had? Howard Vlieger, the "Student of the Soil," joins Trent to expose how chemicals, farming methods, and livestock practices are quietly draining America's food supply of nutrition — and what it means for your family's health.

Is your government tracking more than you realize? Councilor Ingrid joins Trent to expose census privacy fears, a booming third-party political shake-up down under, and a record-shattering 2026 harvest — plus why costly water subsidies might be burning taxpayers instead of helping farmers.

Wall Street says lab-grown meat will dominate by 2035. A Texas rancher says think again. Jay Truitt joins Trent Loos to expose the real numbers behind cell-cultured protein, disappearing grazing land, and the wolf debate ranchers are furious about.

Cattle prices, property rights, and the future of ND farming are on the line. Vern Thompson, candidate for Agriculture Commissioner, joins Trent to explain what's really threatening North Dakota's farmers and ranchers — and why he believes it's time for a change at the state level.