corn, do not forget the central park five. i want to ask what you think about biden in 2023, should have stepped down, he was supposed to be the bridge. harris was only appointed vice president. she was never voted as vice president. she was appointed by biden. after that debacle of the debate , oh, my god, you talk about painful, ugh, and then you just give harris the reins. 14 million people did not vote. guest: let me agree with you. i think it is pretty clear biden should not have run for a second term. i think he was ill-served by the people around him. we have seen reports the last few days sometimes they did not give him all the polling data and they formed a protective cocoon around him which has happened with other presidents in the past who are past their sell by date. in those days, there was not as much media scrutiny. i think biden could probably be president but he was not up for the job of running for president which are two very different things. by the time that was obvious, undeniable after the debate, it was

corn, i just want to laugh and say there is nothing worse than a sore loser. i think the biggest issue with you democrats is that you have told so many lies about donald trump on national tv that the american people figured out the game all were playing -- y'all were playing. not even mention the fact you put a poor, demented, sad man as the president of the united states that anybody with a functioning brain could see was not well. and he did nothing but destroy this country for four years, no matter what you cite. -- you say. there are slander laws. when you get on national tv and you tell a lie -- host: you are raising a lot of points. which ones are you asking mr. corn to respond to? guest: i would like to know, since she called me a liar. back that up. what did i lie about? caller: oh, come on, give me a break! you have said president trump was a racist and all that crap y'all have been saying for the last 10 years. host: gina, are you talking specifically about things mr. corn has said or democrats in general? guest: i am not a democrat, i am a journalis

more on the order but we discovered hybrid corn. the gene editing can make it more types of crops and products can be grown and more types of soils, across the country, climates, or times of the year. they might be there for farmers to grow more types of crops and products are currently only available in one corner of the globe are that's a kind of thing that can create new opportunity, new avenues whether crop crops have meaningful markets to pursue the meat be opened up the possibilities for families like paul and like the onerg i grew p in to be able to have our farmerse be able to persist and reverse this trend. if we do not do that by the way, we basically will continue to lose our farms this would get to the past century. despite their hard working good things they're doing are concerned about this. >> brian in the year 2024 is there anything that is really a non- gmo product on our american farms? most of the food produced in this country is produced by larger farms. many seeds and genetics of the seeds have been in one way o

corn and cattle remain red hot. what's weird about this is before the election, each of these commodities got traded pretty separately, right? which is what you'd expect, because they all have their own supply and demand situations. in the last few months, though, they've been trading in the same direction nonstop. garner says it looks very similar to the commodity rallies we saw in 2022. okay, we're going to see those later on. but let's take it from me that inflation was rampant. i don't know if you remember that period i do. traders didn't want to miss out on big move as she sees it. we're now witnessing the same dynamic. now some of these correlations are nuts. over the last 30 trading days, west texas intermediate crude oil futures, they've settled in the same direction as natural gas 87% of the time, corn 88% of the time, live cattle 90% of the time, gold and soybeans more reasonable 75% and 79% of the time, respectively. for the most part, they've been trading in lockstep, and now oil is broken down. garner t

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corning, i read the note that said dade likes corning. the last time i played corning was in 2009.ughter] i got shellacked, right? i think it was that gorilla glass that was going to to take over. long story short, i lost my shirt. i never watched the stock after that, and i've missed a stealthy move -- >> well, here it was all about the internet, and over here it was all about streaming. the one thing we've learned about streaming is linear tv is kind of dying -- charles: right. >> and for cable and telecom companies, they know that broadband is the key. so corning certainly benefited there -- the. charles: but now this breakout -- >> now it's a whole other story. this is the a.i. story. charles: okay. >> inside these data centers they're going to the need miles and miles of fiber optic capable to connect all these glps together. charles: 60-40 portfolio, i also saw this in your note. i think we're in some kind of if not a secular bear market in bonds -- >> we've been in a big one. charles: what do you tell people who want to stick with the traditional large percentage exposure to

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mexico is playing dirty with corn.corn and import it from us, they love tortillas, tacos, it's in everything down there and they say it will not take your corn if it is, what is it, gmo, genetically modified corn, and we are losing a lot of money. they are also sneaking in chinese cars. the chinese are brilliant. they are just scenting parts into mexico and then they are just assembling in plants made in mexico and they can sell them here. that has got to stop. >> katie: so judge this is not just about the economics which the president laid out. he also wants more cooperation on fentanyl and tariffs coming across the northern and southern borders. >> judge jeanine: to be honest with you, 25% tariff isn't enough for the harm that has been caused by canada and mexico. by the open borders. and to be honest with you, they overrun borders and the crime and the fentanyl and the deaths, when it would be very easy for them to control the border. unfortunately you've got the cartels that are running the southern border. they ar

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when mexico basically shut out our corn and president biden did not say anything. some of his people filed paperwork two years later win a case, but i think we could have shortened that timeframe had president biden spoken up and said usmca is negotiated, we all agreed during the previous trump administration that usmca was what we were going to work under. the bill violated -- mexico violated that in the world is watching to see our response. i am glad we are moving into a more vigorous time in trading and engagement. our trading partners expect us to engage more, unlike what we have seen over the last four years. host: on the larger aspect of your service on the ways and means committee, what is the future of taxes in the first trump administration in 2017? guest: the future is bright. we have been having engaging meetings, hearing with our constituents on how important it is to expand and make permanent that what we did in 2017. there might be small tweaks to modernize that, but what we did in 2017 was a result of a years long negotiation and discussion and hear

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enjoying his corn on the cob at the cincinnati zoo. upside down.'s it from he. harold? >> harold: japanese aquarium shut down for six month renovation. they notice not well wasn't eating put cutouts of people smiling and sun fish was mesmerized by. they got happier and started eating. a little companionship goes a long way. [laughter] >> harold: australian open. >> jesse: likes his corn on the cob upside down, too. fox nation celebrates january comedy month. we have tyler fisher. they call him the comedic genius no. pardon needed. go check did out on fox nation. expwrony went to the balls. here is a look. >> i heard there was some illegal migrants trying to get into the event tonight. >> where, show me? [ laughter ] where? >> you will take care of it. >> you will take care of it right now. >> jesse: tonight. >> greg: judge? 10 seconds, 6 seconds. 4 he will facts, 3 seconds. >> judge jeanine: lucky lulu and djambo. >> greg: we are done. >> bret: that was definitely not 10 secon

jesse, here is juneau, the sloth, enjoying his corn on the cob at the cincinnati zoo. a day hanging upside down. that's it for me, harold. >> a japanese aquarium has shut down last month for a six month renovation, and they noticed that this sunfish here was not well, he wasn't eating, so they came up with this creative solution. they put people smiling. they put cutouts of people smiling. and the sunfish was mesmerized by this. he got happier and he started eating. a little companionship goes a long way in cheering you up. >> i love. >> it, harold. best of luck to ben shelton. >> and madison keys tonight. they'll show you an open. >> that fits. likes his corn on the cob upside down. so fox nation celebrates january comedy month. we have tyler fisher. they call him a comedic genius. no pardon needed. go check it out on fox nation. and johnny went to the balls. here's a little look. >> i heard there were some illegal migrants trying to get into this event tonight. >> where? show me. >> you'll take care of it. >> i'll take care of it right now. >> clint eastwood. >> that

and shucking the corn and you grow corn. how does r.f.k. jr., how will that affect your business and other farmers who were glued to hear his hearing yesterday? >> yes, i was only there near five minutes of asking questions, i had to get pam bondi out of my committee. following what i could on news media and talking to my colleagues and questions that i asked, very much concern from agriculture farmers and leaders in my state about some statements he's made on agriculture. one of my five questions dealt with the fact usually u.s. department of agriculture and epa, affect farming most. he's made comments about it. i said to him, i want to make sure that you're not going to try to affect agriculture as being a secretary of hhs and i got assurances that he would not do that. >> steve: senator, stand by, we got a note from lucas tomlinson who says that the u.s. army has started next of kin notifications regarding the collision over the potomac. it was fairly experienced black hawk helicopter crew. they did have night vision gogg

quickbooks has some corn. >> the absence of a quorum -- make the absence of a quorum have been suggested the clerk will call the roll. [roll call]mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. curtis. mr. daines. mrs. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mr. gallegos.. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. mr. rowe no. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. kim. mr. king cop. ms. klobuchar mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. alumnus. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. mccormick. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. marino. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of souths. carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. she he. miss slotkin. mrs. smith. mr. thune mr. tillis. mr. turberville. mr. vane. hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch.

coal and fire furnaces and balance ledgers and turn lane and pick cotton and heal the sick and plant corn. all serve as proudly and as profitably for america, as the statesmen who draft treaties and the legislators who enact law. it decrees that the people elect leaders not to rule, but to serve in a circle, that we have the right to choice of our own work and to the reward of our own toil. it inspires the initiative that makes our productivity the of the world equal loyalty among all his brothers betrays the spirit of the free and invites the mockery of the tyrant. it is because all of us hold to these principles that the political changes accomplish this they do not imply turbulence, upheaval or disorder, but rather this change expresses a purpose of strengthening our dedication and devotion to the precepts. our founding document a renewal of faith in our country and in the watchfulness of our divine providence providence. the enemies of this faith. no, no, god no devotion, but its use. they tutor man in prison. they feed upon the hunger of others. whatever defies them. they torture, es

it's a mixture of grass, clover, corn, grain and father being meal. 6 tons of it every day. storing this silage through this summer is an art. it has to be concentrated. so it won't mode impact air tight so rainwater won't contaminated and then a catalogue of legal restrictions on silage has to be observed for the protection of the environment and the livestock. it's one thing to produce organic milk, another to sell it. lots of customers want organic milk and the other one has to buy it. it costs a bit more. we notice that's a problem. people don't like to spend the money for it. like most german farmers, the 10 months have conservative values on sunday antonius, to mine attends catholic mass and a nearby town. the father peter, you'll see a ministers to the congregation. he used to work as a student pastor, endorsement. he's these faith in nature as closely intertwined down to doc. they celebrate thanksgiving very differently here than in the city dot. they are, it's always very present to them. so level of off and i'm more along the lines of solidarity with the poor and so on. eat, wi

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it was traditionally more southern row crops like corn and soybeans, cotton, and so on. cherries, apples, blueberries, on and on were not included. now they are. now there's a 12th title, and it has made all the difference in terms of an economy that produces healthy foods that we want people to eat and creating jobs. >> as i recall, -- is the cherry capital of the world. sen. stabenow: it is, yes. >> your portrait because you chair this committee is right behind me. tell me about that painting. sen. stabenow: it's interesting, you will see the other pictures are pretty traditional, someone standing behind a chair or sitting on a couch and so on. and when we came into this, i thought it was weird, the idea of putting it off for a long time, and they said you have to do this. my chief of staff said why don't we really make it look like michigan? he was a champion for specialty comes and the diversity of agriculture. why don't we make it look like that? so it took a lot of extra work. i feel sorry for the artist who did a wonderful job, but it took a lot of extra work. we

coal and fire furnaces and balance ledgers and turn lane and pick cotton and heal the sick and plant corn. all serve as proudly and as profitably for america, as the statesmen who draft treaties and the legislators who enact law. it decrees that the people elect leaders not to rule, but to serve in a circle, that we have the right to choice of our own work and to the reward of our own toil. it inspires the initiative that makes our productivity the of the world equal loyalty among all his brothers betrays the spirit of the free and invites the mockery of the tyrant. it is because all of us hold to these principles that the political changes accomplish this they do not imply turbulence, upheaval or disorder, but rather this change expresses a purpose of strengthening our dedication and devotion to the precepts. our founding document a renewal of faith in our country and in the watchfulness of our divine providence providence. the enemies of this faith. no, no, god no devotion, but its use. they tutor man in prison. they feed upon the hunger of others. whatever defies them. they torture, es