he issued a report concerning the status of american agriculture. his concern that what had taken place in the 1970's when we transitioned away from new deal oriented foreign policy to a more market orientation that we risked the possibility of larger and larger and fewer and fewer farms. i don't think he could have guessed the extent to which she was correct in those concerns. since 1981 we have lost 487,300 farms. that's one out of every six farms that existed in 1981 gone. we have seen millions of acres of land no longer capable of being formed because of expansion. to give you a sense of the magnitude of those numbers, 437,300 farmers represents all of the farmers in south dakota and nebraska and colorado today. -- represents the entire landmass of florida, georgia, south carolina and maryland gone. he was quite honest with the american agriculture, suggesting that the way our system was set up, it was you get big or get out. here's the problem with that. the concentration of farm income. last year was a record year in farm income. nearly 50% of

he issued a report concerning the status of american agriculture. his concern that what had taken place in the 1970's when we transitioned away from new deal oriented foreign policy to a more market orientation that we risked the possibility of larger and larger and fewer and fewer farms. i don't think he could have guessed the extent to which she was correct in those concerns. since 1981 we have lost 487,300 farms. that's one out of every six farms that existed in 1981 gone. we have seen millions of acres of land no longer capable of being formed because of expansion. to give you a sense of the magnitude of those numbers, 437,300 farmers represents all of the farmers in south dakota and nebraska and colorado today. -- represents the entire landmass of florida, georgia, south carolina and maryland gone. he was quite honest with the american agriculture, suggesting that the way our system was set up, it was you get big or get out. here's the problem with that. the concentration of farm income. last year was a record year in farm income. nearly 50% of

and i think it is important for us to reset the notion the only option in american agriculture is toet big or get out. it's time for us to do better for our small and midsized farming operation. this 93% of income. i will survive for the most part by taking a second job. he think we need to create for our farm families ways in which the farm not the farmer create additional income. more new and better market opportunities as a strategy we are investing in an usda. climate smart agriculture and forestry commodities provide value-added opportunity as well as participation in ecosystem markets when new income stream for farms. other manufacturing from agricultural waste credit and other commodity opportunity. renewable energy production only to lower cost but you also assist rural cooperatives as a transition week thank you in your comments mr. chairman i need to tell you we are in fact producing more fertilizer. in florida, missouri, alabama and montana their projects we have invested in construction under when the other 36 there will be more coming. mr. chairman i acknowledge the impo

long morning you are thoughtful in candid answers to an onslaught of questions reminds us american agriculture is in good hands with your leadership. i visited ranchers, growers across central florida with food banks and food pantries they spoke with one voice which is can you please pass the farm bill? we talked about food inflation is dropped in half and continues to go down. but there is more work that we need to do. is it your opinion we pass the farm bill that would help in continuing to lower food costs t the nation? >> yes unless it involves restricting the credit corporation which is a tool we used to help food banks deal with the increased need that is out there. >> we need to continue to support programs like that and we will continue to see food prices decline for the american consumer? >> that is correct. >> in florida we have hurricanes and ivanka got worse over the years with climate change hurricane ian recently led to over a billion dollars in agricultural losses. we passed out of this house a bipartisan disaster block grant authority this was the top party for florida farm bur

and that's not where we want to be with american agriculture.there working through the research file. for -- vote --.frankly it is a unilateral assertion to the private marketplace costing billions in taxpayer dollars, 0 metrics for success, 0 transparency and self composed fiscal cliff. that includes the ira moneys. 2,030 one whatever is not spend, we hope it is all spent in an accountable way as an investment, not just getting it out the door. the remaining dollars go away. the proposal we put on the table means that by rolling it into the farmville base that money for conservation would be there for farm bills in 2015-2055. it would continue to grow and increase investments. also frustrated by the fact of lack of an answer but we will follow up personally with you on this. when asked about the sustaining act, you talked about the interest. we know there is interest. that's how we built that piece of legislation that president biden signed and that was 14 months ago. if we are serious about getting investments into conservation then we will wa

we want a 5-year trade organization and those ag tariffs are still in place and crushing on american agriculture. so i'd invite you to look at that. i also want to look at, i worked in sam plant technology over the years, g netting is a new frontier in plant bio tech and improvement and serving long-term sustainability problems and challenges that we have in a growing crops especially crops like grapes and almonds where it's not easy to reap new seed every year. i'm getting feedback on is rale stricting the type of editing that can be done in plants and classify to exclusions. it's really not the realm of usda to be delving and make sure that america maintains its leadership in plant biotechnology especially in the gene editing area. i think it's important. i hate to see america give up our leadership in biotechnology which we have established over many years. and fourth i'm not letting you talk much today. you've had a lot of that. these are not breaking your chops too hard. the fourth thing i'd want to talk about is the crop insurance and easing the example of the citrus producers in californi

knowing that american agriculture can be defined as science technology and innovation.not static. it is dynamic and we will move it forward with this farm bill. the fact is they are good ways to do that in their ways that really are not helping the american farmer. this administration embracing continued inflation, record cost of production, i appreciate some of the things we have talked about have come down a little bit. not down to where they were to that in past years. really, destruction, what leads to destruction of the agricultural landscape. i guess that that is a complex way of the loss of family farms we have heard and uneventful market basket update to solely allow them to increase the state . it is disingenuous. using the data is at best. not like he ample opportunity. it includes being prescriptive. article one authority in terms of nonabusive way of how a future threat to food plan is evaluated. i have heard so many time the word cuts when it comes to that proposal for being prescriptive of the food plan. it is disingenuous. the leading factor in terms of h

, china is the largest market for american agricultural products, sending a fifthounted to 40 billion in beijing, but it would be strange if, speaking on american television, he would tear opportunities for cooperation with china, we must give him his due, he is. does not, but at the same time, well, absolutely, at least, it was obvious to me that the ambassador clearly formulates that... if not an enemy, then an adversary, and that it is only a matter of time until these complex and contradictory relations with china , so that they move into the form of a more severe confrontation, that is, in these words, if it were possible to win a strategic victory over russia, then it would be china’s turn. first, do you agree with this interpretation? on the part of china, there follows a statement that china does not claim any dominance in the world, and moreover, the chinese leadership and individuals put forward all sorts of concepts, which, of course, need explanation, some kind of collective elaboration, and so on, i mean the well-known idea of ​​the common destinies of

you don't see american oil companies coming to sell so that you don't see american agriculture companies in south and you don't. but you do see chinese companies use the indian companies. you see russian companies. so this goes to show that what is the west offering it versus what is it is offering spend? i don't think we can look at as most people versus bipolar. it's an issue of interest and you have to offer something appealing as opposed to your rivals. got some really interesting commentary there from i called new york i called balkan international policy consultant of mine, who knows as geo politics and a man who certainly knows his history. thank you very much for joining us. i appreciate your time. i to the growing list of bite and bloopers, getting a brand new entry that's off to the us president mistakenly cold, the wife of delayed russian political activist selection of i'll need yolanda instead of julia just i was off to meeting help. us are very well watching around a wife and daughter. she's going to continue to the stumbling off into the sunset. well meanwhile politicians,

a land grant institution across the nation with the purpose of the cyber threats to american agriculture structured and operated like the dod. they show a lot for the military would this move us in the right direction for cybersecurity? >> what will they do if it is adequately funded? i think that you are right to put a spotlight on this. they are already doing some of this. maybe not as coordinated fashion as they need to. we are really focused on making sure that the private sector is hardening their assets. hardening their it against these kinds of attacks. obviously, you mentioned jps. when something like that happens our role and responsibility is for the market of a disruption, a significant disruption. needing an industry to remind them of the importance of investing in protection. there is an interagency effort in this administration to focus on cybersecurity in particular. from the food safety to snap bias to market manipulation for the policy. >> it is a very successful, they have to be funded. >> i hear this from nebraska producers. in your home state as well in iowa. we don't

secretary, i have been working on a bill for a couple years called the american agriculture security act of 2024. establishes research centers that american land grant institutions across the nation with the purpose of researching physical, biological, skaoeuber securities to afplgt they would be operated like the uarcs used by the d.o.d. they show promise with their billtary. mr. secretary, what's your -- military. mr. secretary, would this move us in the right direction? what else could do we do to protect our farmers? secretary vilsack: we will if it's funded. it's no good enough to set up a center unless you have the resources. you are right to put a spotlight on t land grant universities are already doing some this. perhaps not as coordinate add fashion as they need to. at usda we are focused on making sure the private sector is hardening their assets. hardening their i.t. against these kinds of attacks. obviously you mentioned j.b.s. when something like that happens, our role and responsibility is to evaluate the impact on the market of a disruption, significant digs rupgs. whi

knowing that american agriculture can be defined as science technology and innovation. it is not static. it is dynamic and we will move it forward with this farm bill. the fact is they are good ways to do that in their ways that really are not helping the american farmer. this administration embracing continued inflation, record cost of production, i appreciate some of the things we have talked about have come down a little bit. not down to where they were to that in past years. really, destruction, what leads to destruction of the agricultural landscape. i guess that that is a complex way of the loss of family farms we have heard and uneventful market basket update to solely allow them to increase the state . it is disingenuous. using the data is at best. not like he ample opportunity. it includes being prescriptive. article one authority in terms of nonabusive way of how a future threat to food plan is evaluated. i have heard so many time the word cuts when it comes to that proposal for being prescriptive of the food plan. it is disingenuous. the leading factor in ter

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in any case, for american agriculture , for the service sector, the influx of a huge number of powerlessher knock on the door, the boy opens the door, there is a similar man standing, also in rags, and he shouts: mom, mom, a farm worker has come, a seasonal worker , mom says, no, this is not a seasonal worker, this is a beggar, yes, the american economy, indeed, it has always been built on attracting free things." but in europe there are more and more people who understand the general senselessness of the ukrainian strategy, the european union, the west as a whole, well first of all, robert fica, who is the prime minister of slovakia, let's listen to him: the west cannot admit that the strategy of the conflict in ukraine to destroy the russian federation is not working, soon after the conflict began, the ukrainians made it impossible to reach a peace agreement with the russians, although they were close, the west decided that massive support for ukraine, both financial and military. combined with sanctions against russia and the false demonization of president putin will bring russia to

the research and disaster relief he made possible for american agriculture are among his lasting legaciesiends will celebrate his life at a private ceremony this week. we mourn his loss, but thank god that his legacy of service will endure. i yield back the balance o my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i too today rise to honor the life and legacy of an exemplary public servant and friend, mr. michael joseph reid, who passed away earlier this month. mr. scott: he spent nearly two decades advising my good friend and colleague, mr. bishop, until his retirement from public service. michael was a shining example of dedication service during his tenure on capitol hill. serving in many capacities to pass legislation and appropriation that benefited my great state and its citizens, as well as the united states of america. my wife and i extend our deepest sympathies to michael's wife and the entire reid family and the staff representative bisho

of all, i want to thank the americans and the entire western world for imposing sanctions against us. otherwise, on this huge field there would not be belarusian agriculturaln ones. you must remember, we are separated by a considerable distance, but we are always ready. partner, which is very important for countries that have recently gotten rid of colonial dependence, the common market is more than a billion people who need to be fed, official minsk is ready to participate in this technologically. 25 days until the single voting day. for the first time in the history of sovereign belarus, we will elect deputies at all levels simultaneously. and today the electoral commission center announced fresh data on registered candidates for deputies. in the house of representatives, there is a competition of almost 25 people for a seat on 110 deputy portfolios in the lower half of parliament . one is unemployed, well, from today the most active part of the election campaign has started in belarus, campaigning, it will take place to february 24, on the main election day - february 25, the day of silence. we asked cec secretary elena boldovskaya in detail about what

removal of fuels subsidies and a devaluation of the national currency versus the american dollar. nigeria is agricultural northeast. the countries breadbasket is being a main target of tara groups. in the mid the situation of the united nations has openly expressed its concerns. people have been forced to adopt the negative coping mechanism, such as survival, sex and child able to stay alive over the past year. dozens of farmers have lost their lives, and others have been abducted or injured while eking out leaving outside to security to perimeters of boarding those guys in towns due to limited farming lands, and few or no livelihood options. the names paid in ford crises across africa. and then as we culture a markets such as this one is witnessing down to and as for the information has increased dramatically in the last one yet, due to insecurity. especially in the psycho region, i wouldn't do the cost of transportation to move the goods from the farm to the market has increased dramatically with force to sell at a very high price. so we can make a profit to which we used to feed all families. people d

removal of fuel subsidies and that the valuation of the national currency versus the american dollar. nigeria is agricultural northeast, the countries bred boss good has been a main positive tara groups. and then with the situation the united nations has expressed its concerns. the people have been forced to adopt the negative coping mechanism, such as survival, sex in child, able to stay alive over the past year. dozens of farmers have lost their lives, and others have been abducted or injured while eking out leaving outside the security to perimeters of boar and those guys and towns due to limited farming lands, and few or no livelihood options. so anyways, our names paid in full crises across africa, and then as we culture a markets such as this one is witnessing down to us for the information has increased dramatically in the last one yet, due to insecurity, especially in the south region. i wouldn't do the cost of transportation to move the goods from the farm to the market has increased dramatically with force to sell at a very high price. so we can make a profit to which we used to feed all families.

many of them make up a huge part of the american labor force including in agriculture. why was that not a dealbreaker for you? >> there were lots of provisions that were in the 2018 bill that i worked hard on that included, for example, a pathway to citizenship. i will remind you what happened in 2018. donald trump met in the white house and said, if you build the border wall, i will give dreamers a pathway to citizenship. we thought we had the votes. when he got to the floor, donald trump got on the phone and started ringing republican senators until they walked away from it. he killed the last immigration reform bill that would've give dreamers a pathway to citizenship. i was not in this bill and it is truly regrettable. at a point with the asylum system which is bringing hundreds of thousands of people to our border where we need to reform it. we need to secure our border. one of the core provisions in this bill that i said were. it's very difficult for us but i support it. and the funding to support the president and securing the border. >> one last question, do you

other areas of direct interest to american investors would be energy, agriculture, and critical minerals. about critical minerals, i would say that pakistan is sitting on a treasure trove of minerals, and they include copper, gold, cobalt, lithium, rare-earth, manganese, all of which there is demand, and i would say here that pakistan must become partner in mineral security partnership, because i think that this group would be incomplete without the participation of pakistan. and these four areas i have identified, energy, agriculture, critical minerals, and i.t., all these have been prioritized by the newly constituted special investment facilitation counsel for fast-track foreign investment. sfic, a one-stop shop, will guarantee speedy approvals of project development and implementation. a raft of incentives is being offered to investors. to improve the investment climate, we have taken measures to strengthen the enforcement of intellectual property rights, streamlined dispute settlement, ensure protection of foreign investment, give equitable dispensation taxes to foreign investors, a

an assault on the people and livelihoods of the people in the klamath basin, an attack on american agriculture, a misguided attempt to help a fish population that dam removal will destroy as evidence by the dirty plume of water you see entering into the stream there. unbelievable. people are now finding their wells are going dry because they are not supported by having the lake city more there. the wells they do have starting to feel the effects of this toxic plume hitting them. and the water supply that the fish, wildlife, and livestock would get out of the river is tainted. you are seeing massive fish kills and wildlife kill. one lady sent an example to my office of the water that came out, she was to bathe her child in, the same color as this stuff right here. i wouldn't wash my snow tires in that let alone my child. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks

american bases. it's referred to as agricultural land. who is selling this land?s of the federal government, the state, the city? thank you. >> that is a very good question and basically points to the point i made earlier that is a china is a fundamental economy. the united states is a free worker economy. that's why you can buy land from private citizens in this country. state actors can exploit that kind of systemic difference were to come to the united states, by a huge chunk of land from private owners and that is okay but you cannot do the same in china. that is why the u.s./china competition we talk about the competition with china. the economic, military, really talk about the systemic ways because its function totally differently we have to really deal with the system and fundamental. not just an economic and technology. it is just another member of the free trading system. >> are there be a policy against foreign nationals or at least chinese foreign nationals from buying large swaths of farmland near military bases? >> there are legal ways to do so. thro

american one. spanish farmers, actions took place in rome, in madrid to the ministry of agriculture, protesters drove a convoy of tractors, demonstrators blocked several roads, including cars , that lithuanian politicians could so thoughtlessly ban us from visiting lithuania, build a wall with barbed wire on the common border, they will point weapons at us and even tell us how to live in our country. the head of state noted that the peace-loving belarusian people responded to this by continuing the visa-free regime for residents of lithuania, offered their goods, medical services, electricity, and opened the doors of sanatoriums, theaters, and museums. the head of the belarusian state expressed confidence. that the current situation in our relations does not correspond to the aspirations of ordinary lithuanians. savings and comfort in belarus, favorable conditions have been created for the transition to the use of electricity for household needs of the population. the minister of energy of belarus viktor karankevich expressed his conviction in this, assessing the experience of implementing a pilot pr

and at the same time, china is our third largest trade partner, 750,000 american jobs at stake, agricultureu.s. agriculture. one-fifth of all of our export products from agriculture are sent to china. that was $40.9 billion last year. >> so we can't afford really to have a real break here. >> well, it's complicated. it's complicated. some people are saying, well, we're so competitive with china, we should end the economic relationship. the consequence of that would be 750,000 american families wouldn't be able to put dinner on the table, and so this makes for an extraordinarily difficult balancing act in my job. >> you're a wallenda brother? i i never thought of myself that way. >> on the tightrope. >> well, we have competing interests here. and balancing those interests is the reality in the u.s./china relationship. we're going to compete. we have to compete responsibly and keep the peace between our countries but we also have to engage. >> more about the balancing act and the biggest economic problem in china today when we come back. >>> welcome to cbs sports hq. >> i'm adam zucker in new

american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of by some native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughter, devising, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo dead is in india and gone and said, colonel richard got a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army generals philip sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent, the board being digit, as people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the, indonesia, as defense, many stuff claims victory, the nation's presidential election becomes as parliamentary the result having had a

agriculture. madam speaker, the simple truth is that our nation's food supply and supply chain are better off when american farmers are put first. the interest of the chinese government should never be put first. this threat is one that should not be ignored. i've long held that north carolina's agricultural industry is the best that our nation has to offer. it has always been and will always be a force to be reckoned with. last congress i was proud to be a recipient of the friend of the farm bureau award in recognition of my voting record in support of farmers across north carolina and the nation. these hardworking men, women and families work tirelessly every day to support our nation. i'll always stand with them and push back against every attempt to undermine their livelihoods. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, for fiver minutes -- for five minutes. ms. mace: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to urge my colleagues to join my resolution about i.v.f., expressing support for the continued access to

according to the americans, the horizontal reforms would destroy the old structure of agriculture and traditional social relations in the villages of iran and prevent the ideological and political influence of communism. and finally, the possibility of a political revolution was prevented. on the other hand, after the fall of muslim legal government. the americans should eliminate the feeling of restlessness among the people, especially the young people, and eventually the feeling that an american coup has taken place in the country should also be removed. the events that happened in this country in the last one year, we realized that in front of this great movement of ours, this national revolution, two powers will not lose their feet and that black reaction and the red destructive forces will join hands. to prevent the progress and pride of this country. but the king had a big problem. opposition of ayatollah borujdi, reference the shiite leader, who was also sick in those days. until the lifetime of ayatollah boroujerdi, the currency reform bill had turned into a torn piece of pape

that ukrainian agricultural exports are strongly europeanized, and you know that he meant that those traders who sell grain and transport it through poland have dutch, belgian and americannders, that's what he meant by the europeanization of ukrainian agricultural business, so what? a significant part of these politicians, and this is in the open, have very excellent connections with the russian federation, and here everything is just like a door, you should not think that the russian fsb is almighty, no, it just uses things like this in order to deploy very carefully, i agree, it was easy to scare the polish farmers, it was easy to scare them very much, that tomorrow they will all go bankrupt, and they did not do it themselves, it was done by those... people who organized the protests, and here i must say that neither the ukrainian authorities nor the polish authorities were up to the task, because it was all possible , there were at least three ways and they were called... as this problem could have been eliminated, but sorry, it exists it is the responsibility of the polish authorities to ensure the transit of the territory of poland to other countries of the europea

american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservation, given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of bites of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo did, he's in india and gone and said colonel richards, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically, the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infant. his words, the only good india is that dead indeed. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims in millions having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the, the russian alligator spike top us taking a bucket, uranian drug control positions in midland. yes. republic as a clearing on the recently

american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of vice of native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo did, he's in india and gone and said, colonel richard got a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army general phillips sheridan express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian. the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exec number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the hello and welcome to the cross stuff bullhorn. here we discussed some real in the washer takes full control of the strategic city of, of the

agricultural markets. last year, the net income of american farmers fell by 16%.s also fell due to the large volume of supplies. in addition, us farmers began to lose their dominant position in world grain transportation. the iraqi authorities invited gazprom to participate in the development of a major oil field. deposits in the south of the country, production there began back in 2009, total reserves are estimated at 4 billion barrels. the development project also involves the construction of an oil refinery. by the way, gazprom neft is already working in uraki at the badra field, whose reserves amount to 3 billion barrels. the russian company is the operator of the project, it he owns a 30% share. at the end of the exchange rate, the dollar today is 91 rubles 15 kopecks. euro 90. artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the russian academy of sciences is actively working on these issues, today the ras is celebrating its three hundredth anniversary, how the country’s oldest scientific organization responds to modern challenges and what it now considers its main t

that moment where there are americans all over the country who are skipping ice cream because they can't afford it right now. the presidents own u.s. department of agriculturet came out with spending prices. the american people are spending more of their disposable income on food, whether it's grocery or at the restaurant, van and over 30 test out than they have in over 30 years. >> greg: that is our c block. don't jump ahead. >> sandra: i digress. >> no, go ahead. >> it's a real thought you were hearing from democrats, and saying it out loud is important. >> thank you, greg. >> greg: you are welcome. and you look great. >> sandra: i think i look great too. >> jesse: come -- >> greg: coming up, republicans upset about a border crisis that is getting americans killed. but i got jesus here, and we were wondering if you might want to pray with us. well, not the actual jesus. obviously, but let's spend some time with the real one. lord jesus. we take this moment today to simply be with you. we are lost. we are broken. but we are not alone. help us to grow closer to you. this lent, jesus name we pray. amen. join us in prayer. this lent on hallow. hey. you seein'

american statistical service reports. in addition, russia is actively developing the export of agricultural products and mineral fertilizers especially important, is occupying new markets. the main ones today are countries of the asia-pacific region. among the developing countries are the largest economies, and such an economy as china, with which we are actively developing trade and economic ties. last year, another trade turnover record crossed the $200 billion mark and this trade turnover continues to grow, naturally, this is trade turnover going in both directions, so there are quite a lot of imported goods coming from china, which means that sanctions do not work, their authors understand, how bloomberg writes that the g7 countries are looking for an opportunity to limit the use of the shadow fleet is oil tankers. under the flags of neutral countries that transport russian oil bypassing the price ceiling. now they want to return the volume of transportation of these ships back to the g7 fleet. according to analysts, western carriers and insurance companies lose at least $2 billion a year due to their refusal. at the s

that moment where there are americans all of the country skipping their ice cream because they can't afford it right now. the president's own u.s. department of agricultureut with spending prices. the american people right now are spending more of their disposable income on food, whether it's the groceries are at the restaurant, then they have in 30 years. >> greg: that is our c-black. don't jump ahead. >> sandra: i digress! go ahead, greg. >> greg: go ahead. >> sandra: i think it is a really real thought you are hearing from democrat start to say it loud. thank you, greg. >> greg: you are quite welcome. you look great, by the way. >> sandra: you look great, too. >> greg: coming up, the media is upset for republicans seizing on a border crisis that is gettg americans killed. ♪ ♪ jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide exceptional care. plus free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance and 20% o

resources, let's ask ourselves, so who actually supplies these cheap agricultural products you want to say directly that these are americansed to the biden family, and alexey, wait, that is, the biden family, due to the fact that they bought up arable land in ukraine, they are actually... now it receives customs benefits, all sorts of preferences, buns and additional opportunities to expand the market at the expense of europe, that is, it is so beautiful, this is such cynicism of the highest order, and the same american elite installed all these politically engaged leaders, funder, scholz, macron, in the main positions and of course, when... farmers start to go on strike, they go bankrupt, they cannot compete with the prices that come from ukraine, yes, we call prices, not products, just prices, prices are low there, and what’s more, the state, france , germany, they are cutting subsidies to farmers, yes, when they go on strike, macron flies to sweden to discuss something there, that is, he is not interested in issues, but a real national leader will do this, but no, of course. now imagine paraphrasing the headline and say

harder for farmers to use pesticides to biden's attack on american fossil fuel this administration policy threaten our farmers. the agriculture in this book is affordable diesel and pesticides. president biden puts that ability in jeopardy. in a report published last week by the buckeye institute the estimate biden's climate policies will increase farm costs by approximately 34% and increase grocery prices drastically for americans. to make matters worse mr. secretary, eve traveled to o the un climate change conference and told attendees the usda wants to quantify and track carbon sequence and greenhouse gas emissions of farmers. mr. secretary, are you aware of the report from the buckeye institute estimating a biden's climate policies will increase farm costs by 34% and thus increase grocery prices? >> i am not aware of that study. i am aware of the reaction of the farm community tour climate smart partnership initiative that is fundamentally different than what is happening. >> i can tell you i am actually a farmer in illinois. i can tell you the majority of farmers are not on board with this climate cult agenda. in the bid

of brussels investments and subsidies to support of polish agriculture, well, what is extremely important news is also the arrival of american senators to ukraine, and this delegation will discuss with our authorities the importance of assistance from the united states. us senators led by chuck schumer already started working in lviv today. about this. united states ambassador bridget brink said. and this is an extremely important signal. chuck schumer, a great supporter of ukraine, is a man who is trying to help convince his trump republican partners of the need to unblock their initiatives. well, now we understand that a significant part of attention is focused on the border. yes, andrii zhuk, head of the retailer association, is in touch with us now. of ukraine. glory to ukraine, mr. andrii. glory to heroes. well, ours tv viewers can immediately say this in simple language, let's explain: retailers are those people who are engaged in the analysis and study of what is called the market of consumer goods and not only them. well, accordingly, the first question, in your opinion, is the current situation at the border, with r

so no, having gone along is the american project, and therefore to deny them the oil denies items are agriculture and just to continue as before. and then of course, when inevitably is america for so we don't know how many there are, you know, set to be about $900.00, probably much more than that, but nonetheless, they, they will be a come under attack. and then of course, i'm going to come under it today. you know, income because the night says, well we, we don't want to escalate, but we have to, uh, even bump some more a so it's, it's continues. but it goes through all the people's in the region, particularly iraq, iraq sees the united states as a grass or it just says, let's say this is the united states, is determined to make life as hard as possible for us to remove. i got to go back to the days of the plot is in the night, the sixties and seventies, and therefore we're, you know, we are entitled to do everything we can to resist and therefore that, that's the reason why they have these. um, uh, let me pull proxy forces around the middle east because that the, that the resist the, the resist

brussels investments. and subventions to support polish agriculture, well, what is so important, extremely news, also, is the arrival of americano ukraine, and this delegation will discuss with our authorities the importance of assistance from the united states. american senators led by chuck schumer already started working in lviv today. this was announced by united states ambassador bridget brink. and this is an extremely important signal. chuck schumer, a great supporter of ukraine, is a man who is trying to help convince his trump republican partners of the need to unblock their initiatives. well, now we understand that a significant part of attention is focused on the border. yes, andrii zhuk, head of the association of retailers of ukraine, is in touch with us now. glory to ukraine, mr. andrii. well, what about ours tv viewers

agriculture and livestock. my job is real estate consultant. my job is butcher . i am a surveyor . we are a dairy company. . an american sergeant comes here, the right of brutality if we, the 2500-year-old civilization of the americans, 300 halls today, when we talk about iran , we are talking about a powerful country. which has a significant role in the region and beyond , we all have to join hands for the progress of its prosperity , we are not tired, if the eye does not flow , it has no way to the sea. for all the people, for the small and the big, i would like to present you to the village, the village, the city, the capital, the rich, the poor. it is for everyone, whoever lives here or abroad, who is zealous for the name of iran it falls on their throats, it is at the foot of this country , it belongs to everyone, the revolution is not for a certain class, but the fruit of the revolution belongs to a certain class , the fruit of the revolution belongs to our youth, the revolution is for everyone, in the role of the land of the heart, who has no words, our love story. but besides that, we can't go short of our prin

demand to change the pan-european agricultural policy, remove numerous environmental restrictions, and stop the uncontrolled supply of cheap products from ukraine. americanbts reached a new historical record in the fourth quarter. compared to third, total debt increased by more than $210 billion, and now exceeds 17.5 for second place credit cards. in addition, there is a gradual approach to one and a half percent of the share of significant delays, this is 90 days or more. at the end of the exchange rate, the dollar today is 90 rubles. 68 kopecks euro 97 rubles and 44 kopecks. thank you, let's continue with the release. ukrainian police special forces refused. go to the front line, a video showing security forces in the face they tell their boss about it, it went viral. among those who made this choice are employees of the former berkut unit; during the maidan days 10 years ago they tried to resist the coup. egor grigoriev will tell you the details. national guard, police, national guard, police, border guards in ukraine - who is that? ministry of internal affairs. in principle, there are no options for us to quit or retire. yes, because the maximum age

agriculture. i don't have to tell you how the inflationary spiral and economic uncertainty of the last decade devastated the american farmer. the interest rates, the incredible rise in the cost of doing business and the high taxes were bad enough. then, to add insult to injury, your own government cut legs out from under you by making you bear the full burden of a grain embargo against the soviet union. well, during the 1980 campaign, we promised to end that ill conceived embargo and that's another promise we kept. we went one step further. we negotiated a new, long term grain agreement with the soviet union that requires the soviets to buy 50% more u.s. grain than they did under the old agreement. is these last three years we've trying to keep american farmers going till they like our economy, recover from the destructive liberal policies of the past. it's a long and arduous process, but sometimes progress comes by step by step. but we've been doing our best to open new markets, our farmers, and make certain they aren't undercut by unfair competition given open and free markets along with stable economic conditions