What you are hearing is uncertainty.

We have seen a lot of spending, a lot of spending, and Iowans, you know, are feeling as if they have been thrown under the bus and not really seeing the benefit.

It is my belief that the USDA's discretionary use of CCC undercuts this Committee farm bill process.

This is fundamental to our whole approach to trade.

Yes. See, I am going to start out with my favorite subject every time we have a farm bill up, on farm payment limitations.

We have seen a lot of spending, a lot of spending, and Iowans, you know, are feeling as if they have been thrown under the bus and not really seeing the benefit.

This is fundamental to our whole approach to trade.

We have heard a lot about how the Administration really wants to support rural America, but bottom line, we are not seeing a lot of action so far.

A lot of the proposals and laws that I hear about when I am out doing the 99-county tour... really reads like the Green New Deal.

I appreciate that, and thank you. I think it is important that we have support to some of these smaller, again, farmer-owned, operated facilities.

We have got to figure out how we can create more revenue streams for farmers.

Absolutely.

It would help a lot if the President would quit demagoguing the Social Security issue the way he has in recent weeks.

I am told that by 2025, we will get that job done.

I am supportive of it, but let me just simply say I think you need to go beyond that.

Lawmakers should address the projected trust fund shortfalls in a timely way in order to phase in necessary changes gradually and give workers and beneficiaries time to adjust to them.

Only Congress has the power to approve treaties.

We will never put at risk the farm bill programs. That is what happened before.