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Are you committed to continuing to do that, like we discussed?

We need to take some of these programs that we have for livestock, whether it is LIP, ELAP, a number of them, and also in the farm bill figure out how we strengthen them, enhance them, put some flexibility in them, update them for current…

Are all three of you committed to those two priorities in the farm bill?

Those are the kinds of things I think are important, people want to understand that.

Are all three of you committed to those two priorities in the farm bill?

Those are the kinds of things I think are important, people want to understand that.

Are you committed to continuing to do that, like we discussed?

People support our men and women in uniform, we appreciate what you do, I mean we owe you our lives.

Americans don't understand this situation. And so they need to understand why the decisions were made that were made.

We work with that on Ag Approps, so I appreciate that. Senator Tester and I have some legislation that will help in this area as well, bipartisan legislation.

We need to take some of these programs that we have for livestock, whether it is LIP, ELAP, a number of them, and also in the farm bill figure out how we strengthen them, enhance them, put some flexibility in them, update them for current…

Are you committed to continuing to do that, like we discussed?

Are all three of you committed to those two priorities in the farm bill?

So, when we talk about the humanitarian crisis--and my friend Congressman Donalds went through these numbers--we are putting these people in the hands of cartels in their journey by our policies that we have set in the United States?

We know that those who are antagonistic to carbon energy oppose every pipeline project.

It is not that Republicans didn't have confidence in President Trump, it is that Republicans didn't have confidence in future administrations to make rational decisions regarding energy's infrastructure.

Well, it is clear that the FERC and DOE processes are not immune from political influence, which I will get to in a second.

I have seen the Ag Secretary, Secretary Vilsack, pushing back, and I trust you all are going to continue to do that, right?