Jarvis: Montana Rancher Being De-banked for MAHA Activism

A Montana rancher is being de-banked because of his political activism supporting American beef producers and the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda alongside RFK, Jr. That's what Steve Jarvis had to say on Real America's Voice.

Steve Jarvis is a ranch advocate who is part of the MAHA coalition. He says Dillon, Montana's own Bryan Mussard is now being targeted and de-banked because of his outspoken support of the MAHA movement. Mussard, as we've told you about before, started working with RFK, Jr. long before he became HHS Secretary to talk about changing the dietary guidelines that discriminate against beef and other meat products.

Below is the video as Jarvis shared Bryan's story on Real America's Voice. Click here to watch a video with Jarvis and Mussard.

Mussard is a former Montana Stock Growers President and markets his Reminisce Angus Beef products from his ranch in Beaverhead County.

I reached out to him on Sunday night and asked if there was anything we could share with our listeners. Here's what he told me:

I have a friend that found out my bank hasn't renewed my operating loan yet.
He informed me if they hadn't by now, they were not going to, so he offered to help. He has been reaching about a million followers on all platforms.
He is grateful for the work I have done and went on 2 national television shows to share my story. He is hoping to generate some interest. He left me a message tonight to hold tight, things are moving."

Mussard added this:

Steve has had dozens of ranchers contact him from across the country being denied loans. That is why saturated fat is so BIG! When the USDA defined it as unhealthy in 1980, the value of saturated fat products (milk, cheese, eggs, pork and beef) permanently dropped below the cost of production. Small banks borrow money from bigger banks, who borrow money from JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, both of which belong to the federal reserve, which has been moving away from agriculture for decades. This will only get worse. The next wave of vulnerable farmers and ranchers are already in trouble.