What better way to sink carbon than to keep it in the wood, right? I mean, we recognize that forests can be such a big part of this.

Farmers don't want to be paperwork people. They want to get out and farm.

We have to build workforce. We have to deploy workforce, and we have to deploy workforce where we haven't before.

We have to give the industry certainty.

People who are going to buy into carbon markets, they want certainty.

I think it is important that that work is started as soon as possible, because that is where we are going to see a huge benefit, economic benefit for our ag producers.

I expect that we are going to have to be able to prove sustainability and climate sensitivity for the commodities that we sell into the global market in the future. Let's get going.

Let's build a pipeline from FFA. One of the growing youth groups is really Future Farmers of America.

Let's not study something to death to the point where we don't get the job done.

Let's not just try and think about those past inequities and how we fixed those problems. Let's think about how we can move forward to make farming opportunities available to everyone.

I am just urging you all not to reduce local staff.

They are predators. They are extorters.

I really don’t have a big problem with him singling out a particular demographic group. He certainly won’t be the first president who’s -- who has done that.

I think people on our side are going to be very insistent that the defense number meet the reality that we face, as a world and as a nation.

The number one job of the Federal Government, to me, is to defend our nation, and the Biden budget has defense spending below inflation, well below inflation.

That is just a terrible way to run the Department of Defense.

I worry that, frankly, we want to transfer our climate guilt by suggesting that we should not produce so much in the United States.

Most of it is not your policies but it is the President's.