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We just need to go that one inch farther. And I think, you know, there's a couple bills in Congress that we're trying to push through, but I think eventually Trump's a businessman and it's, you know, a $200 billion market in the U.S. yeah. And then abroad we can also, we have the infrastructure to manufacture and export it to Europe and Asia and South America and the like. So it makes sense for us to be the manufacturing powerhouse of the, of the entire world. We got Brent here, just met him at Amfest. Could you please introduce yourself? Sure. My name is Brett Worley. I'm CEO, founder of MC Nutraceuticals and vivamoo.com we're the largest raw material provider for hemp cannabinoids in the, in the world. We supply 30 countries. We're US based out of Denver and we sell 46 different cannabinoids that are used for functional relief, recreational purposes. And you know, it's, it's a, it's a product similar to marijuana that was descheduled by Donald Trump in the Agricultural improvement act of 2018. And it's an industry that's blossomed to about $30 billion since then. Wow. Do you think Trump will legalize federally marijuana. This, this term. You know, I, I'm in government relations, so obviously I want that. And we're going to lobby for full descheduling of cannabis. But, you know, in 2018, a lot of people don't know that he did deschedule cannabis. It was just called hemp. So Anything O over 0.3% Delta9 THC, which is what people think of marijuana or even cannabis, is so scheduled on narcotics. But we're able to derive 46 cannabinoids from the hemp plant, such as Delta ATHC, which is a very common, you know, cousin of Delta 9 THC that we can sell in smoke shops and gas stations and online across the country. So he, he's already descheduled it to 90%. We just need to go that one inch farther. And I think, you know, there's a couple of bills in Congress that we're trying to push through, but I think eventually Trump's a businessman and it's, you know, $200 billion market in the U.S. yeah. And then abroad we can also. We have the infrastructure to manufacture and export it to Europe and Asia and South America and business alike. So it makes sense for us to be the manufacturing powerhouse of the, of the entire world. You know, my company set up to supply, we this year we will do about 15 billion 10 milligram doses. So we supplied the world three times over or twice. Twice over. You know, we have that infrastructure in order to supply the marijuana trade, the illicit trade, which is a $75 billion industry, and then also internationally. So we're in 30 countries. We have facilities in Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Ireland. When you say illicit trade, is that the black market? You're talking about 95 billion. So, yes, 75 billion. So marijuana. So the Schedule 1 narcotic is 30 billion. But that's legal in states, right? Including this one. And then you have an illicit market of about 75 billion, which most of its ran on the West Coast. So you got California, Oregon, Washington, Oklahoma, even is a huge illicit market. And then you got the hemp market, which is about another 30 billion. So you got about 150 billion right there overnight of market share. And then you got another 200, 300 billion in Europe because it's bigger and it's probably consumed more. So you got a 400 billion market. And that's just the consumption market. Hemp has all these other things. Energy, feedback, you know, all these things were relearning. You know, we used to pay the British crown and hemp, you know, so we're relearning kind of all these uses for the consumption market. And then also, you know, we got people working on jet fuel, batteries, all these other things that you could kind of compare to the petrochemical industry. You know, I forecast the entire cannabis market to be about a trillion dollar market in 20 years. Wow. I didn't know you could use hemp for jet fuel. Yep, there's all the private jets. I got a phone call the other day, he goes, we're at parody. Can you scale it? He goes, yeah, we're gonna buy a refinery. I was like, I want it. So this thing has a lot of uses then? Yeah, yeah, it's, it's shown to grow hogs fatter, faster, healthier than traditional feed. Really extremely cheap to grow. It's sustainable. It also sucks up all the, all the toxins out of the soil. Nice. So you're sucking. It's a good rotational crop. So you got rotational crop. You can then burn it, you can then feed it to the hogs. And then you could also use it as recreational or medicinal purposes for humans. Big need to get it on every farm then, because there's glyphosate and who knows what else in the oil, you know. So in, in 2019, we overgrew. We did 170,000 acres and the, the FDA came out and said you can't put it into food or drink. So Coke and Pepsi went out and then we were able to kind of restructure the industry. That's about when I got in and in 2020 is when we discovered the ability to sell Delta 8 over state lines, which I'm sure a lot of your, your viewers will know what Delta ATH is. All it is is one carbon bond flipped over. It's just, it's just legal marijuana. So you can go on the website, you can just Google Delta ATC and ship it to most Republican states. So we call it red state weed and then blue state weed. Is marijuana hip Is red state weed. We're in Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama and Kentucky. Every red state, essentially. And then marijuana is a blue state product. It's become very political, hence why I'm in, you know, the government relations sector. Because the marijuana industry hates the, our ability to do interstate commerce. They say that numbers are doing. And I always say it takes them $8 to make $1 for me. So they spend eight, I spend one, and we make the same amount of money.
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Yeah. So they're eight times less efficient than a hemp company. I remember when licensed marijuana licenses were selling for like tens of millions in Florida. So it still are. Oh, they still are. Yep. Yeah. So we just fought back in 20. I guess this year a certain large marijuana company put through a bill that would ban hemp. Yeah, this is what I do is I stop these things. DeSantis vetoed the bill because it was a monopoly play. And that's what they do across the nation is they only let certain amount of people get licenses. Yeah. So then they are 10 million. But then the consumer loses because the product's 80 bucks instead of 10 bucks. So the product on my website will be 10 or 20 bucks. You go to a dispensary in Florida or Arizona or wherever you are, it'll be 10 times that just because of the efficiency. It's 8 to $1. So my products are going to be 18 the price. I can pay my employees way more. We can invest more into our infrastructure and then we can export across the nation. Yeah. Where is hemp band? What states right now? Anything on the west coast and anything blue. So California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Nevada. Nevada's got some of the strictest regulations. Really? That's where I live in Vegas. Yeah. Yeah. I never see it anywhere. No, they, they fully banned in. The problem is they didn't know what they were doing back in the day so they actually banned like all the cannabinoids. So we're starting since we were now have a better position of strikes. Much winning, you know, Republican party winning. You know, we're going to try to go back in and be like, hey, you guys really messed up. We need, you know, CBN is a perfect example. It's made from Delta 8. Yeah. And it's the sleep cannabinoid that puts you to sleep. So I tried it. Yeah, it works. It's fantastic. And we have the highest CBN dose soft gel on the market. And it's an amazing product. It's actually what got me into the space because I was in the CBD space and I thought it was CBD is good for certain things, but you don't really feel it and it doesn't help most people. Plus you're epileptic or something along, along the lines or super high doses. I tried cbn. I was like, that's the best sleep I've had in one little pill ever. So you know, they in Nevada. CBN's banned. Yeah. So they, they overdid it. And really none of this stuff should be banned because it's small businesses. The smoke shops, the C stores, the gas stations are the ones selling these products. And it's all natural. It's all, it's all natural. And it's derived, you know, from the hemp plant, which is again, this magical plant that was banned in the 30s that needs just some more time, you know. And that's all it is. Yeah. Where can people look into your brand and find a product? So my name again? Brett Worley. You can google me or you can go to vi.com and you can purchase hemp cannabinoids and use them for functional relief in most red states. Boom. We'll link it below. Thanks for coming on. Yeah. Appreciate it. Thank you. Perfect.
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Podcast Summary: Digital Social Hour - "The Hemp Revolution 99% of Investors Are Missing | Brett Worley DSH #1081"
Episode Details
[01:02] Sean Kelly:
Sean Kelly introduces Brett Worley, highlighting his role as the CEO and founder of MC Nutraceuticals and Vivamoo.com. Brett positions his companies as leading suppliers of hemp cannabinoids globally, operating out of Denver and serving over 30 countries with 46 different cannabinoid products.
Brett Worley:
“We’re the largest raw material provider for hemp cannabinoids in the world, supplying 30 countries with products used for functional relief and recreational purposes.”
Brett delves into the legal status of hemp and marijuana in the United States, emphasizing the distinction made in the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018, which descheduled hemp (with less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC) from being classified as a Schedule I narcotic.
[02:45] Brett Worley:
“Donald Trump descheduled cannabis by differentiating hemp, allowing us to derive various cannabinoids like Delta-8 THC, which remain legal and are widely available.”
He discusses ongoing efforts to lobby for the full descheduling of cannabis, aiming to align federal laws with state-level advancements and enhance interstate commerce.
Brett provides a comprehensive overview of the hemp and marijuana markets, projecting significant growth both domestically and internationally.
[04:10] Brett Worley:
“We’re looking at a $200 billion market in the U.S. alone, with infrastructure in place to export to Europe, Asia, and South America. Our forecast sees the cannabis market reaching a trillion dollars within the next two decades.”
He breaks down the market into various segments:
Expanding the conversation, Brett highlights the versatile applications of hemp beyond traditional consumption, showcasing its potential in diverse industries.
[06:30] Brett Worley:
“Hemp can be used for jet fuel, batteries, animal feed, and even as a sustainable rotational crop that cleanses soil toxins. These applications parallel the petrochemical industry's utilities, presenting hemp as a multifaceted resource.”
He shares insights into innovative uses, such as:
Brett addresses the challenges facing the hemp industry, including regulatory hurdles and competition from the illicit market.
[08:12] Brett Worley:
“Our efficiency is eight times greater than marijuana companies. While large marijuana firms sell licenses for tens of millions, hemp products on our platform are priced significantly lower, benefiting consumers and allowing us to reinvest in infrastructure and employee wages.”
He criticizes restrictive state regulations, particularly in states like Nevada, which have stringent cannabinoid bans, hindering market growth and accessibility.
Concluding the discussion, Brett outlines his vision for the future of the hemp industry and his strategic goals for his companies.
[09:45] Brett Worley:
“We aim to become the manufacturing powerhouse globally by leveraging our existing infrastructure and expanding into new markets. With products like high-dose CBN soft gels and advanced hemp derivatives, we’re positioned to lead the next wave of the hemp revolution.”
He emphasizes the importance of education and advocacy in shifting public perception and regulatory frameworks to fully unlock hemp’s potential.
Brett Worley at [02:45]:
“Donald Trump descheduled cannabis by differentiating hemp, allowing us to derive various cannabinoids like Delta-8 THC, which remain legal and are widely available.”
Brett Worley at [04:10]:
“We’re looking at a $200 billion market in the U.S. alone, with infrastructure in place to export to Europe, Asia, and South America. Our forecast sees the cannabis market reaching a trillion dollars within the next two decades.”
Brett Worley at [06:30]:
“Hemp can be used for jet fuel, batteries, animal feed, and even as a sustainable rotational crop that cleanses soil toxins.”
Brett Worley at [08:12]:
“Our efficiency is eight times greater than marijuana companies. While large marijuana firms sell licenses for tens of millions, hemp products on our platform are priced significantly lower, benefiting consumers and allowing us to reinvest in infrastructure and employee wages.”
In this episode of Digital Social Hour, Sean Kelly and Brett Worley explore the burgeoning hemp industry, its legal intricacies, vast market potential, and innovative applications beyond traditional uses. Brett’s insights shed light on the strategic maneuvers required to navigate regulatory challenges and capitalize on the immense economic opportunities that hemp presents. As the industry stands on the brink of significant expansion, Brett Worley positions himself and his companies as pivotal players in driving the global hemp revolution.
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