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0:59Now PlayingDuring the Great Depression, Roscoe Filburn grew more wheat than the government allowed. He got fined and fought back in court. In 1942, the Supreme Court ruled the government did have the power to regulate wheat that never left his property. It’s a ruling that has paved the way for even more government power over the stuff we do on our own property. #history #historyfacts #wheat #farming #farmer
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