
Who Pays Politico? Your Tax Dollars, Pharma, And Bayer
Follow the money and Politico stops looking like a newsroom and starts looking like a middleman.Washington’s main source on health, food, chemical and drug policy is owned by a German company, Axel Springer, controlled by billionaires Friede Springer and Mathias Döpfner. Its sponsors have included pharma trade groups, the American Chemistry Council, and Bayer, the German giant that bought Monsanto and sells a weedkiller restricted in Germany and sprayed freely here. Federal agencies pay Politico too. So the outlet writing this movement’s obituary is funded by the industries the movement is fighting, and by the government both of them want something from.Tony Lyons, president of MAHA Action, lays out the receipts, including the Supreme Court’s 7-2 ruling in Monsanto v. Durnell that erased a $1.25 million cancer verdict and shut the courthouse door on glyphosate warning claims.Today's guests have watched the capture from the inside. Journalist Sharyl Attkisson, 5x Emmy winner, National Edward R. Murrow Award Recipient, and host of Full Measure, on how CBS News went from assigning her drug and vaccine safety investigations to burying them, and why coordinated attacks on one person are a tell. Jeffrey Tucker of the Brownstone Institute on the stories nobody will touch: injury reports piling up on the new mRNA shots, a CDC vaccine database one official controls, v-safe records that took a court order to pry loose, the Fauci diaries. Del Bigtree on why your television is a billboard and the news is the bait. And Dr. Eric Berg, the Knowledge Doc, on the loophole that ships taxpayer-funded chicken to corporate plants and sends it back as a 36-ingredient pizza pocket.✊ JOIN US: mahaaction.org📰 The MAHA Report: themahareport.com📋 Legislative Tracker: mahaaction.org/legislative-tracker🚨 Subscribe & hit 🔔 Live every Wednesday at 4:00 PM ET.0:00 Tony Lyons Opening Statements8:33 Sharyl Attkisson16:33 Jeffrey Tucker24:19 Del Bigtree34:05 Dr. Eric Berg40:30 Tony Lyons, Closing remarks