
The episode discusses the implications of importing foreign beef on American farmers and the agricultural market, featuring insights from Missouri farmer Joe Maxwell.
Allowing Argentina to dump 300,000 tons of beef on American markets will inevitably mean bankrupt ranchers and rotten hamburgers. Missouri farmer Joe Maxwell explains. (00:00) Trump Importing Foreign Beef (02:35) The Farming Crisis (15:49) How Did This Beef Deal Come to Pass? (30:36) Is This Beef Fit for Human Consumption? Joe Maxwell is a fourth-generation Missouri farmer, former Missouri Lieutenant Governor, and nationally recognized advocate for fair and competitive markets. A retired First Sergeant in the Missouri National Guard, Maxwell also served ten years in the Missouri General Assembly and holds degrees in agricultural economics and law from the University of Missouri. He is President of Farm Action Fund, where he has helped lead national efforts to challenge corporate concentration in agriculture and restore economic opportunity for farmers and rural communities. In 2026, Maxwell launched the Rural Independence Initiative, a rural-led movement bringing Americans together across political lines to confront monopoly power, restore competitive markets, defend state and individual freedoms, and rebuild economic independence in rural America…
Host: Tucker Carlson
Guest: Joe Maxwell
Black Rifle Coffee, American Financing
Organizations: Farm Action Fund
Places: Argentina, Missouri, America
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