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🚨 BREAKING: Trump Admin Shuts Down Border Cattle Trade Over Screwworm Fears Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has ordered the immediate shutdown of live cattle, bison, and horse imports from Mexico after confirmed cases of the invasive New World screwworm- threat experts like Michael Yon: Callsign BIG HONEY and Shad... show more

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LindellTV1 year ago

Watch the full segment with @EmeraldRobinson and @yearlins on @AbsoluteWithE here:

VJT1 year ago

@SecRollins Smart move; protecting our livestock and economy should always come first. Biosecurity isn’t partisan—it's common sense leadership.

Bryan Hammond1 year ago

@EmeraldRobinson @SecRollins GOOD‼️

No Privacy1 year ago

@SecRollins I support this!

Jazzy! 🐭1 year ago

@SecRollins Oh yeah I believe the government.

deputydog3571 year ago

@SecRollins Now they need to get Bill Gates BOVAER OUT of the US DAIRY SUPPLY, approved by the same FDA that approved the covid death jabs to stop cow farts, not only is it a toxic chemical it's labeled as a DRUG that everyone is consuming without informed consent..

Redneck Common Sense1 year ago

@SecRollins Yea DJT likes to eat alot steaks - so he cares about that!

Tha Duece1 year ago

@SecRollins This is stupid driving up the cost of beef is a terrible idea

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103,045 views • 9 months ago

7 confirmed cases of screwworm. Yesterday it was 5. The day before, 3. Two states. All originating from cartel-controlled ranches south of the border. has been tracking cartel cattle corridors for over a year. Now screwworm is in Texas. The parasite moved through the same routes the cattle did. InSight Crime confirmed it: outbreak hotspots mirror the smuggling routes. 800,000 head a year smuggled through Mexico with falsified paperwork, no quarantine, no traceability. CJNG doesn't just extort ranchers — they charge 5 pesos per kilo on export animals. They access live herd data through RFID tags. They run regional managers embedded in Mexico's legal export system. Cattle bought for $650 in Central America, resold for $1,500 in Texas. A $1.2 billion shadow market. The parasite isn't the only thing hiding in plain sight. The "Product of USA" rule changed in January. Packers can now only use that label if the animal was born, raised, harvested, AND processed in the US. The old loophole where imported beef got stamped "Product of USA" just for being processed here? Gone. But it's still voluntary. Packers don't have to tell you anything. They can just leave the label off. Imported beef from cartel corridors can sit in your grocery store with zero origin disclosure. MCOOL — mandatory country of origin labeling — would fix that. Every cut, labeled. Born where. Raised where. Slaughtered where. No exceptions. H.R. 5818 is sitting in Congress right now. The screwworm made this urgent. The cartel corridors made it obvious.

7 confirmed cases of screwworm. Yesterday it was 5. The day before, 3. Two states. All originating from cartel-controlled ranches south of the border. has been tracking cartel cattle corridors for over a year. Now screwworm is in Texas. The parasite moved through the same routes the cattle did. InSight Crime confirmed it: outbreak hotspots mirror the smuggling routes. 800,000 head a year smuggled through Mexico with falsified paperwork, no quarantine, no traceability. CJNG doesn't just extort ranchers — they charge 5 pesos per kilo on export animals. They access live herd data through RFID tags. They run regional managers embedded in Mexico's legal export system. Cattle bought for $650 in Central America, resold for $1,500 in Texas. A $1.2 billion shadow market. The parasite isn't the only thing hiding in plain sight. The "Product of USA" rule changed in January. Packers can now only use that label if the animal was born, raised, harvested, AND processed in the US. The old loophole where imported beef got stamped "Product of USA" just for being processed here? Gone. But it's still voluntary. Packers don't have to tell you anything. They can just leave the label off. Imported beef from cartel corridors can sit in your grocery store with zero origin disclosure. MCOOL — mandatory country of origin labeling — would fix that. Every cut, labeled. Born where. Raised where. Slaughtered where. No exceptions. H.R. 5818 is sitting in Congress right now. The screwworm made this urgent. The cartel corridors made it obvious.

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29,613 views • 1 month ago

Today I sat down with Jordan Levi, the Kosher Cowboy - a Jewish kid from the Chicago suburbs who became the largest cattle feeder in America. Jordan runs Five Rivers Cattle Feeding with a capacity of nearly a million head. He started as a runner on the Chicago Board of Trade at 13 and found his way to cattle through a hedge fund that sent him to a feedlot in Amarillo. He showed up in Gucci loafers and never left the industry. We go deep on how he trades the curve instead of making binary bets, why the cattle supply is the tightest since the 1950s, and what it takes to manage risk on nearly a million animals across 13 feedlots. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. 02:16 - The Belted Galloway 03:51 - The Kosher Cowboy 08:05 - Pulling value of the futures forward 11:43 - Learning Cattle trading 16:48 - Daily average gain in cattle 18:20 - Jordan’s Eureka moment in the cattle industry 21:08 - What does trading in animals actually look like? 27:05 - How Jordan defines his ROI in trading cattle 31:17 - The Cattle curve 33:37 - The state of the cattle market 42:10 - Buying the largest cattle feeder in the world 46:09 - Grass vs. grain fed cattle 49:15 - Predictions for the cattle supply over the next 10 years 50:54 - The international market 53:17 - Trading frequencies and macro thesis 01:00:27 - USA beef vs. international beef 01:05:21 - The cattle supply chain 01:07:32 - The future of auction yards and ranchers 01:09:40 - AI in AgTech 01:12:52 - The biggest problem facing the industry 01:14:42 - Livestock as a commodity that dies and how that impacts trading theory 01:20:51 - Is there a market for new entrants into cattle? 01:21:41 - Beef prices and the impact of a closed border on the industry 01:24:39 - Jordan’s biggest ideas for the industry 01:26:49 - Philanthropic efforts 01:31:24 - a day in the life of Jordan 01:26:42 - Risk management in cattle 01:41:17 - Does what you do show a leading indicator to the broader health of the American economy?

Today I sat down with Jordan Levi, the Kosher Cowboy - a Jewish kid from the Chicago suburbs who became the largest cattle feeder in America. Jordan runs Five Rivers Cattle Feeding with a capacity of nearly a million head. He started as a runner on the Chicago Board of Trade at 13 and found his way to cattle through a hedge fund that sent him to a feedlot in Amarillo. He showed up in Gucci loafers and never left the industry. We go deep on how he trades the curve instead of making binary bets, why the cattle supply is the tightest since the 1950s, and what it takes to manage risk on nearly a million animals across 13 feedlots. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. 02:16 - The Belted Galloway 03:51 - The Kosher Cowboy 08:05 - Pulling value of the futures forward 11:43 - Learning Cattle trading 16:48 - Daily average gain in cattle 18:20 - Jordan’s Eureka moment in the cattle industry 21:08 - What does trading in animals actually look like? 27:05 - How Jordan defines his ROI in trading cattle 31:17 - The Cattle curve 33:37 - The state of the cattle market 42:10 - Buying the largest cattle feeder in the world 46:09 - Grass vs. grain fed cattle 49:15 - Predictions for the cattle supply over the next 10 years 50:54 - The international market 53:17 - Trading frequencies and macro thesis 01:00:27 - USA beef vs. international beef 01:05:21 - The cattle supply chain 01:07:32 - The future of auction yards and ranchers 01:09:40 - AI in AgTech 01:12:52 - The biggest problem facing the industry 01:14:42 - Livestock as a commodity that dies and how that impacts trading theory 01:20:51 - Is there a market for new entrants into cattle? 01:21:41 - Beef prices and the impact of a closed border on the industry 01:24:39 - Jordan’s biggest ideas for the industry 01:26:49 - Philanthropic efforts 01:31:24 - a day in the life of Jordan 01:26:42 - Risk management in cattle 01:41:17 - Does what you do show a leading indicator to the broader health of the American economy?

Chris Powers

821,538 views • 3 months ago

To combat the threat of New World screwworm, Dept. of Agriculture is taking a whole-of-government approach to keep this pest out of the United States. 🇺🇸 ✅ Stopping the spread in Mexico: Working with our partners across the border to expand sterile fly production, deploy advanced surveillance, and increase trapping in high-risk areas. ✅ Protecting the border: Strengthening coordination with Mexico on trapping efforts, ramping up public outreach, intercepting illegally introduced livestock, and enhancing inspections at every port of entry. ✅ Maximizing readiness: Partnering with state and local leaders and coordinating with our federal partners U.S. EPA, HHS, CBP, Homeland Security. Thanks to Dr. Marty Makary, treatments for NWS in dogs, cats, and cattle are now available. ✅ Taking the fight to the screwworm: Scaling sterile fly production to eradicate the population—powered by the new facility at Moore Air Base, set to produce hundreds of millions of flies to stop this pest in its tracks. ✅ Driving innovation: Working across states, universities, and the private sector to accelerate solutions and eliminate New World screwworm for good. Learn more at — the U.S. government’s centralized hub for updates, resources, and prevention efforts.

To combat the threat of New World screwworm, Dept. of Agriculture is taking a whole-of-government approach to keep this pest out of the United States. 🇺🇸 ✅ Stopping the spread in Mexico: Working with our partners across the border to expand sterile fly production, deploy advanced surveillance, and increase trapping in high-risk areas. ✅ Protecting the border: Strengthening coordination with Mexico on trapping efforts, ramping up public outreach, intercepting illegally introduced livestock, and enhancing inspections at every port of entry. ✅ Maximizing readiness: Partnering with state and local leaders and coordinating with our federal partners U.S. EPA, HHS, CBP, Homeland Security. Thanks to Dr. Marty Makary, treatments for NWS in dogs, cats, and cattle are now available. ✅ Taking the fight to the screwworm: Scaling sterile fly production to eradicate the population—powered by the new facility at Moore Air Base, set to produce hundreds of millions of flies to stop this pest in its tracks. ✅ Driving innovation: Working across states, universities, and the private sector to accelerate solutions and eliminate New World screwworm for good. Learn more at — the U.S. government’s centralized hub for updates, resources, and prevention efforts.

Secretary Brooke Rollins

11,309 views • 3 months ago

OHH MY GOD 🚨 The ‘conspiracy theorists’ were right again The Electronic Ear Tag on cattle that recently passed has NOTHING to do with disease traceability, the real reason is a new tax per cattle and to SLAUGHTER 10’s OF THOUSANDS OF CATTLE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE Rep Harriet Hageman “The USDA for several years has been trying to force our cattle and bison producers to use what are called RFID or EID ear tags, electronic identification, ear tags. They wanna chip them all. I've been fighting against this, and they say it's for disease traceability.” (She explains in the video how we already have excellent disease traceability) “So you look at all of that, and so you think, okay, what is this really about? And then you start looking at the countries that have implemented this. Ireland implemented in it in early 2022. By August 23, they were issuing an order that they had to slaughter 41,000 head of cattle. Not because of a disease outbreak, but BECAUSE OF GLOBAL WARMING In Denmark, they adopted an EID mandate. And last year they imposed a $100 a head tax on every single head of cattle in the country, not because of a disease outbreak, BECAUSE OF GLOBAL WARMING ” “So what you start seeing is how they use this information. This is a $1.2 - $1.9 billion tax on the cattle industry if it's actually implemented a 100%”

OHH MY GOD 🚨 The ‘conspiracy theorists’ were right again The Electronic Ear Tag on cattle that recently passed has NOTHING to do with disease traceability, the real reason is a new tax per cattle and to SLAUGHTER 10’s OF THOUSANDS OF CATTLE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE Rep Harriet Hageman “The USDA for several years has been trying to force our cattle and bison producers to use what are called RFID or EID ear tags, electronic identification, ear tags. They wanna chip them all. I've been fighting against this, and they say it's for disease traceability.” (She explains in the video how we already have excellent disease traceability) “So you look at all of that, and so you think, okay, what is this really about? And then you start looking at the countries that have implemented this. Ireland implemented in it in early 2022. By August 23, they were issuing an order that they had to slaughter 41,000 head of cattle. Not because of a disease outbreak, but BECAUSE OF GLOBAL WARMING In Denmark, they adopted an EID mandate. And last year they imposed a $100 a head tax on every single head of cattle in the country, not because of a disease outbreak, BECAUSE OF GLOBAL WARMING ” “So what you start seeing is how they use this information. This is a $1.2 - $1.9 billion tax on the cattle industry if it's actually implemented a 100%”

Wall Street Apes

1,755,548 views • 1 year ago

On the ground in South Texas at Chaparrosa Ranch — just miles from where the first New World Screwworm case was found. We rode the pastures, checked the cattle, and looked for anything out of the ordinary. The good news? That first calf is now completely healthy and back to normal 9 days later. This is the fight ahead of us — but we are ready. Equipped. And standing shoulder to shoulder with incredible cattlemen and cowboys like JR Ramirez who do this work every single day. If you see something, report it immediately. That’s how we get Dept. of Agriculture and Texas Animal Health Commission resources to you fast — and how we stay ahead of this threat.

On the ground in South Texas at Chaparrosa Ranch — just miles from where the first New World Screwworm case was found. We rode the pastures, checked the cattle, and looked for anything out of the ordinary. The good news? That first calf is now completely healthy and back to normal 9 days later. This is the fight ahead of us — but we are ready. Equipped. And standing shoulder to shoulder with incredible cattlemen and cowboys like JR Ramirez who do this work every single day. If you see something, report it immediately. That’s how we get Dept. of Agriculture and Texas Animal Health Commission resources to you fast — and how we stay ahead of this threat.

Secretary Brooke Rollins

122,205 views • 1 month ago