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i recommend that you heidi heitkamp and amy klobuchar because a lot of it has to do with the dakotas and minnesota. host but what about eleanor. if you want to learn about the a little or a lot politics is a book you would recommend? >> guest: there's a lot of intelligence recommending to one of the staffers here city of the center. get the biggest kick out of this book. this is a 19th century history of chicago and it just tells the from its early days of settlement on three colombian exposition. people have read the white city, erik larson's book, that takes place at about the same area, 1893. they built this huge white city, but i think city of the center for such an eye-opener in terms of creating a city. it was a small town in the kind of grew just geometrically. at the end of the 19th century with railroads and central location and opening up the west. so i would start there. i think that's a good book to read. i read most of the books that paul simon wrote. he was prolific. when he ran for president they said of him, they said he has written more books than ronald reagan has r

in response this summer i introduced bipartisan legislation with senator heidi heitkamp. it was known as the farm bill. we offered this -- it was known as the farm act. and we offered this legislation to provide relief to farmers and force osha to follow the law. last week the u.s. d.c. court of appeals for the u.s. circuit enforced this legislation by forcing osha to vacate thairl thairl -- their illegal and harmful standard. with this ruling, an important precedent has been set. the court made it clear osha improperly expanded the scope, complexity and costs of regulation on ag facilities that handle anhydrous ammonia. by disrupting the supply of the vital fertilizer, osha would have disrupted farming regulations and those operations. worse, they would have harmed farmers' ability to do their jobs and also to provide for their families. so i'm relieved that the courts came in and upheld the ruling ruling -- rule of law. america's ag producers will now face one less hardship. they can focus on feeding the world and providing for their own families. at the same time i rem