Well, I think this has been remarkable, and I just want to focus on three things quickly.

Not only are the signs hopeful, not only has this been a great hearing, but to the extent that we can continue those four major concepts of bipartisanship, search for truth, passion, and knowledge, I think the outlook is going to be better yet for cattle producers and for consumers.

What we`ve seen on January 6th was an insurrection. That insurrection was based on white supremacy.

We must stop what we`re seeing on January 6th, because if we don`t address not only those who were out there, but everyone who participated in planning and carrying out that insurrectionist, treasonous act.

The Constitution that we have fought for, the Constitution that we helped build around, the reality of that, America has never been about a supreme race, it has always been about the many.

Domestic terrorism in this country has always been based in white supremacy. Unfortunately, the prior administration allowed racism, division, and hatred to germinate in a way in which people felt more emboldened.

There has been a tremendous amount of bipartisanship. There is a legitimate search for policy solutions.

Food is a national security issue, and it is something that all Americans probably should pay more attention to than they do.

We must get the type of public policy in place to protect the rights of voters, from Georgia of Texas to Arizona back to Michigan.

if there is any barrier that Congress can remove to allow all of you to enact that extraordinary effort, please know that we stand ready to listen to your pleas and respond, because business as usual is simply not going to get this done.

We have to break that filibuster because democracy is on trial.