IOWA CITIZEN GARY SHAWVER TAKES A STAND AGAINST CO2 PIPELINE AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos sits down with Iowa resident and dedicated Constitutionalist, Gary Shawver, to tackle two major issues facing the state—an intrusive CO2 pipeline project and the growing concerns over illegal immigration. As a passionate advocate for individual rights and property freedom, Gary shares firsthand how the pipeline project is affecting landowners, threatening private property rights, and raising questions about government overreach. He breaks down the legal battles and the resistance from farmers and citizens who refuse to be pushed around by corporate and political interests. Trent and Gary dive into the bigger picture, questioning why these projects continue to move forward despite strong opposition from hardworking Americans who are simply trying to protect their land and livelihoods.
The conversation then shifts to the troubling impact of illegal immigration in Iowa, a state far from the southern border but not immune to the consequences of weak enforcement. Gary exposes the real effects this crisis has on communities, from rising costs to increased strain on local services, while also pointing out the lack of serious action from those in power. Trent and Gary discuss the importance of standing up for the rule of law, defending American workers, and demanding accountability from leaders who seem more interested in political games than in protecting the people they serve.
With his signature no-nonsense approach, Trent pulls back the curtain on these pressing issues, giving viewers the hard facts and encouraging them to take action. This episode is a powerful reminder that every state—no matter how rural—is affected by national policies, and it’s up to citizens to push back against agendas that threaten their way of life. If you believe in fighting for what’s right, defending personal freedoms, and holding the government accountable, you won’t want to miss this compelling conversation.