joins us right now with the republican member of the house add committee. >> we are here with roger marshallan from cantors -- from kansas, and the largest farm district in the country. rep. marshall: that is right. we are agriculture 24/7 in kansas. >> usmca, it looked like there were some last-minute clinical hiccups with mexico raising some concerns but it looks like it is back on track for a vote tomorrow. rep. marshall: absolutely. this is a huge win for the president, huge win for america. thousands of jobs in kansas, hundreds of thousands of jobs across america. it will mean the ability to plant a crop next spring, keep the fifth-generation farm and their family. >> help me understand what the biggest differences are between usmca and the current structure of nafta. your soybean farmers, all the rest. >> mexico and canada are number one and number two partners for all products. probably more in line with what we had done on the technical side of things, bringing agreement into the 21st century. the internet was not even invented when we did the nafta trade agreement. more importantly,

we're going to speak to a republican lawmaker, roger marshall, from kansas. >> your phone is tracking where you go and who you meet. a shocking report hououtlines h the data is being sold and used against you. this is a must watch. right now, an impeachment standoff is under way in washington. house speaker nancy pelosi withholding the articles of impeachment until mitch mcconnell lays out a plan for a trial in the senate. this is part of a historic 24 hours in our nation's capital as president donald trump is now the third sitting u.s. president to be impeached. this morning, the president tweeting in part, quote, i got impeached last night without one republican vote being cast with the do nothing dems on their continuation of the greatest witch hunt in american history. today we heard from congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle who have different plans for how the next steps in the impeachment fight will go. >> this particular house of representatives has let its partisan rage at this particular president create a toxic new precedent that will echo well intoes the future.

we're going to speak to a republican lawmaker, roger marshall, from kansas. >> your phone is trackingwho you meet. a shocking report hououtlines h the data is being sold and used against you. this is a must watch. right now, an impeachment standoff is under way in washington. house speaker nancy pelosi withholding the articles of impeachment until mitch mcconnell lays out a plan for a trial in the senate. this is part of a historic 24 hours in our nation's capital as president donald trump is now the third sitting u.s. president to be impeached. this morning, the president tweeting in part, quote, i got impeached last night without one republican vote being cast

republican congressman roger marshall of kansas voting today in just minutes, joins us live from washington, d.c. representative, when is the vote? i know you only have a few minutes in front of our cameras. >> that's right. we are hoping they call them in the next five to ten minutes. this has been years in the making. just a great, great victory for the president, a great victory for americans. liz: i'm guessing your vote is yea. some things have not changed at all in this, but there are some distinct differences in this modernized nafta. wheat, soy and corn farmers have been waiting with baited breath for this. what will change for your constituents once the agreement is enacted? >> well, mostly this agreement gives my agriculture producers years of certainty. this is the most comprehensive agreement, trade agreement, ever written. it has the highest standards. it creates certainties and stability for our markets. mexico and canada are our number one and two customers for agriculture, so it secures this market for decades to come. there's some great new chapters in here on intellectual p

the carolina running back joins roger craig and marshal as the only players thin league history to havesand yards rushing and receiving in the same year. saints beat the panthers and college hoops right here on abc 7. stanford hosting number 5, kansas, down on the farm. just like that they're out in the lead. oscar desylvia, nice ifhey can buck it down low. isaiah moses or moss that is, kansas led by tenth. you know who can do it down low how about the triple, but dutson-18 point lead and then kansas wins 72-56 and at last check the niners up 13-0. late second quarter huge game. we'll have the highlights at 11:00. >> earlier in the newscast we told you the university of kansas team is spending an extra night in the bay area because their airplane had some problems, so welcome to the bay area, boys. >> enjoy the niners game. >>> up next the annual festival of lights. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a bay area airport has a big expansion plan on its radar but there's one thing that could keep it from getting off the ground. and the 49er faithfuls out in force tonight. we're there to s

with us now, kansas congressman, roger marshall who serves on the agricultural committee.d to see you, sir. you and i have talked in the past that farmers, particularly those in your state were really hurting because of the tariffs on china. is this relief coming soon enough? >> merry christmas, leland, and absolutely, yes. we have mountains of grain from two years ago sitting in kansas with nowhere to go. but between the japanese trade agreement, president trump's trade agreement, and now china getting closer, we have made it. we have made it through the hard past five years, and between the presidents help with some of the trade medication money and these contracts, these agreements going forward, yes, we're going to make it. >> leland: in terms of what you guys have had to make it through, we've got some statistics on just how much america's farmers have been hurting. farm income fell by 16% in 2018, roughly cut in half compared to 2013. bankruptcies in six midwest estates up 30%. carryover stock, what you were just talking about of unsold u.s. soybeans up 47% in the pa

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