former congressman mackintosh. want to start with you because this is what you said about not supporting candidate trump. this year is different. this is when you're supporting ted cruz. because there's a mass gulf. their records make clear that ted cruz is a consistent conservative will the shrink the federal footprint and some will say that is exactly what donald trump has done. >> and we were supporting ted cruz then and in the middle of the campaign you mix it up. but what we base our current position is the results. he's governed as a free market conservatives. deregulating oil and energy industry, deregulating the internet and it's working. the economy is still at 2 and a half 3% growth. that's a reversal. and you see more and more people entering the workplace and getting higher paying jobs. >> you said he's governed as a free market conservative. the cost of protectionism are largely born by american consumers. how can you say he's governed as a free market conservative when he's been issuing tariffs left a

with me now are livestock farmers james small and alistair mackintosh.most comfortable of seats. wearing a situation, what's it been like this summerfor getting situation, what's it been like this summer for getting those seasonal workers? it's been difficult but the reality is it's been difficult for the past few years. the government has introduced the seasonal agricultural workers scheme pilot but there aren't enough places on that and we have a new home secretary is potentially looking at ending freedom of movement overnight on october 31 and that could hit workers as well. it's a huge issue. for you guys, i know you've got different views on whether you think exit is a good thing or not. james, tell us about your business. you are a livestock farmer. where is your produce going? we are a family partnership, a livestock farm, producing beef and lamb in somerset. a lot of our produce would remain on the home market. some of our lambs would end up going abroad. the predominance of our beef would remain with our home market here in the uk. what makes yo