MAHA activist Zen Honeycutt: Trump “has not done a single thing to reduce our children's exposure to pesticides. In fact, he's made it worse.”
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From the July 6, 2026, episode of Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
ALEX CLARK (HOST): President Obama did a lot of bending over backwards for Monsanto Bayer. How is this administration in comparison to President Obama? President Obama was bad.
ZEN HONEYCUTT (GUEST): Yeah. Well, I mean, it's — they're both bad. But at least Trump got Kennedy in.
ALEX CLARK (HOST): Right.
ZEN HONEYCUTT (GUEST): To make some changes regarding, you know, food dyes and nutritional guidelines, and all of that. But Obama said he was going to label GMOs, and he didn't do that. He did not do what he said he was going to do. People voted for him because he said he was going to label GMOs. He had two terms, and he didn't do that. Trump said that he would address pesticides in our food. He said those exact words on the presidential platform in Arizona with Kennedy by his side. He said he was going to address childhood chronic illness, autism, and obesity. He said the words pesticides in our food. I can give you the the clip on this.
ALEX CLARK (HOST): Oh, I know. I was in the front row.
ZEN HONEYCUTT (GUEST): Oh, you were — okay. Yeah. And, he shook Bobby Kennedy's hand and said he was going to let him go wild. So Democrats and independents that were looking for how am I going to vote in this election where I don't really like either candidate, right? When they saw Trump say that with — next to Kennedy, they were like, oh, that's who I'm going to vote for. I may not like Trump, but he has the wisdom to bring on Kennedy, and they're talking about my health. I'm going to vote for him. So, he won millions of votes by saying that, and he has not done a single thing to reduce our children's exposure to pesticides. In fact, he's made it worse.