it's long, long, long, long overdue for the black farmers. this is not a rush to judgment. mr. king has known about this issue. i have testified before him many, many, many times before. and this case is about african-american farmers who farmed or attempted to farm who was discriminated against by the united states department of agriculture, and i can tell you about discrimination because i had a county official to spit on me and to tear my application up and throw it in the trash can. and i begged and pleaded with the committee to have that person fired. that person was never fired. he was transferred to another county office to continue to work out his service for the united states department of agriculture and they gave him a big party. a big retirement party. so i can tell you that this discrimination is real and i invite mr. king to walk in my shoes, and other black farmers' shoes in this country before he pass judgment and refer to them as johnny or someone that has a drug...