The House Committee on Rules just postponed consideration of HR 2289, the American Broadband Deployment Act of 2026, after it received noticeable pushback from a number of advocacy organizations and local governments due to concerns about cell tower installations with little to no notice or community say in the matter. Attorney Scott McCollough and Michael Kane provide viewers with more information about these developments during today’s first segment of “Good Morning CHD.”

In the case of a crisis or to simply become less reliant on others or impacted by inflated prices, learning to grow and store food is essential. But gardening or raising livestock is not always so straightforward, depending on where you live and your experience. Beverly Johannsen appears on CHD.TV to share her advice for anyone and everyone considering a more self-sufficient lifestyle or simply trying their hand at raising crops or animals for sustenance.

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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