“Walker Bear, is there. And he puts an executive order down on the desk. And he says, please review. And it was the glyphosate EO that says it's a national security issue”

The Joe Rogan Experience · #2578 - Calley Means

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had Walker Bear place an executive order on the desk labeling glyphosate as a national security issue

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