Rep. Sharice Davids Discusses Trump’s Ultimate Betrayal of Farmers
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What are the implications of Trump's policies on American farmers?
Tulosyy, Terveystalon määräaikaistarkastus. Välillä kipua hartioissa, sormissa puutumisoireita. Asiakas kertoo tekevänsä kausiluonteista tiimityötä pakkauslinjastolla, ajoittain epäergonomisissa asennoissa. Pitkän työkokemuksen myötä löytänyt kuitenkin toimivattavat tonttuilla, vielä seuraavatkin sata vuotta. Me keskitymme terveyteen, jotta tonttut voivat keskittyä tärkeimpään. Terveystalo on Joulupukin virallinen työterveyskumppani. Mr. Prime Minister, shall we start now? Let's start, and let's start properly. What do you mean? Let's start everything. Can you be more specific? Let's start clothes, let's start equipment, let's start equipment. I mean, all outdoor sports and free time.
Now I understand. Maybe you understand numbers better. Budgesport is now even below 60%. So... Exactly. Budgesport.fi. Valvomme kun muut nukkuvat. Eläinsairaala Mevet päivystää Helsingin pitäjänmäessä vuoden jokaisena päivänä ja yönä. Tervetuloa Mevetiin. Evidensia.fi kautta Mevet.
So as Americans are absolutely livid at Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans government shutdown, as Americans are puzzled and pissed about why taxpayers here are giving $40 billion to Argentina to bail out Donald Trump's MAGA puppet dictator, Javier Millay there, which we're just flushing our money down the drain. Well, 20 million Americans are set to lose healthcare. Donald Trump upped the ante and said, you know what? We're not just gonna give Argentina that 40 billion. Just want to let our cattle ranchers know here in the United States, we're going to also bring in that Argentine beef, you know, that foot and mouth disease situation going on in Argentina.
How does the government shutdown affect farmers in Kansas?
That's really bad. We're going to go take that beef, bring it here, undercut our own ranchers, and then we're going to destroy the White House while we're at it. Maybe we'll do some UFC fights in front of the White House with the. destroy the Rose Garden. And what else? Then I'll just golf all weekend. So then Donald Trump sends his agriculture secretary, Brooke Rollins, and she makes her rounds on the show. And she's asked, what are you doing here? Why would we be undercutting our cattle ranchers? Now, at the same time, we're bailing out Argentina. It makes no sense. You want to bankrupt our cattle ranchers? What about the free market as well? And so Brooke Rollins is asked, is importing beef from Argentina a possibility like Trump said?
Here's what she says. Play this clip. What about beef from Argentina? Is that a possibility?
Well, the president has mentioned it a couple of times. I think you'll be hearing more about exactly what that looks like. Right now in America, we consume about 12 million metric tons of beef. Ten million of that we produce here in America. But the two million I'm talking about, we've been offshoring. And there's different parts of that, you know, what McDonald's buys in ground beef versus the actual muscle cuts, which is what a lot of Americans, the healthy part of all of this.
then she just filibusters the rest of of the answer but she confirms that that is the plan you're the united states agriculture secretary like you realize that right you're not the argentinian agriculture secretary or the agriculture secretary from brazil the united states you're supposed to you the one thing that your job is is like defend your american cattle ranchers basically defend american agriculture So then she's asked on Thursday more about it. And of course, she's got to make it a both sides issue. The frustration here is on both sides. That's what the issue is here.
Having said all of that, the plan that we released yesterday, which the President was so excited about, we were opening up 5 million acres of taxpayer land, BLM and Forest Service land, for our ranchers to lease from the government. We're implementing new programs to allow younger ranchers to get into the business with cheaper loans, better protection, etc. We are with Newton Maha, with Bobby Kennedy, and putting protein, specifically beef, back at the center of the American diet from the government's perspective.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the implications of Trump's policies on American farmers?
0:00–1:45
2
How does the government shutdown affect farmers in Kansas?
1:45–4:20
3
What are the concerns regarding importing beef from Argentina?
4:20–5:18
4
How does Congresswoman Davids view Trump's impact on cattle ranchers?
5:18–9:18
5
What challenges are Kansas farmers currently facing?
9:18–10:44
6
How is redistricting affecting representation in Kansas?
10:44–13:56
7
What are the major health care concerns for Kansans?
13:56–17:16
8
How can elected officials better support their constituents?
17:16–19:25