
Global Trade, Energy Costs, and the Future of U.S. Soybeans
Damian stresses the importance of focusing on home life and taking time to unplug from the nonstop news cycle—reminding listeners that true peace starts close to home. The two then turn to the U.S. soybean harvest, questioning where those soybeans will go now that America continues to lose market share in China. Trent draws comparisons to the farmer bailouts seen during President Trump’s first term, as both men examine how global trade structures—from production to transportation—are straining under political and economic pressure. Damian also highlights rising energy costs worldwide, pointing to government overreach, green energy mandates, and flawed international policies as the root of the crisis.









