if you cut foreign aid save that money and buy ammunition with it, and I truly believe that.

We simply cannot be able to maintain our position with partnership with the continent without the robust involvement of the American private sector.

my goal is to transition all of our countries that we are giving foreign aid to, to go from a model of aid to trade.

I think we are way off course, and we really need to focus.

I am happy to say we have done letters of strong free trade agreements already with Taiwan, Japan, and Vietnam.

I think they are playing it smart.

Our goal is to have balanced trade as important as it is free trade agreements.

If you are not sitting with them and talking about these problems, you are not going to address them.

If you cut that foreign aid, we are going to have to spend that in ammunition, and I know we don't want that.

I look forward to helping you achieve your goal of making a realignment of the USDA to make it the most efficient agency in government.

If we can repeat that model over and over again, I feel us building stronger, a stronger alliance and unity in that area to stave off China.

I think what we see with that, we can't be first if we don't help our neighbors and our partners.