Brian Reisinger

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219 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jan 2025

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So you're going to see more scarcity, more high food prices at a time when our supply chain is already vulnerable.
I think we could.
I think we could.
And the reason is because you're just on the edge.
You know, I mean, so many farms are whether they're large or small, but especially the small midsize farms, they're operating on really tight margins, you know, and another hit can knock them down.
You know, I think that the big problem is our siloed conversations in this country.
And I know you're someone who's battled that, you know, but like we get these siloed conversations.
And the reality of the of the fact, the matter is farmers.
So you've got farmers who are in a media environment where they're hearing about other types of issues.
Right.
And they're also concerned about taxes and regulations and other things that make it more expensive for them to operate a small business like or not.
That's those are other things they care about.
So they hear a lot of things for why they ought to support Republicans that resonate with them, whether people agree with that or not.
And the issue of like immigration, they'll be a lot of times your average farmer will be engaged with his county and maybe state Farm Bureau.
And the Farm Bureau will probably say things to them in honest, good faith.
You know, we're working with your governor.
We're working to make sure they understand the workforce issues.
So a guy like that farmer to just go back to him.
He probably has a lot of different reasons he supports Republicans.
And he is probably aware to a degree that there's kind of pressure tension around this immigration issue and that it's a little more complicated.
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