thank you very much. >> thank you, secretary perdue. it is now my privilege to welcome the department of the interior secretary, the honorable david bernhardt. you've been a tireless leader on these issues and actively engaged with your fish and wildlife services staff on the details of the consultation process for pesticides. thank you for joining us. bernhardt: thank you for the kind introduction. it wouldn't be hyperbole to say pesticide consultations that are undergone might be the most difficult consultations either of the services have to perform. the reason that is is because our regulations, when they were written in 1986, were written with a problem in mind that was sort of different than a nationwide consultation. they were written with something in mind like a potential road going through a refuge or some other federal action. our regulations are designed so action andok at the every single thing happening in the action area without the proposed action, and then add the new action to it to examine, which makes the complexity

perdue: thank you, thank you. i bring tidings from the president. he called me the other day, he was so pumped up. he was here for an hour and a half. he bet me i couldn't talk longer than an hour and a half. so sit back, guys. [laughter] we're going to have a little fun this afternoon. it is truly an honor in all seriousness, for me to be here today. i want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith and freedom for all the good work that faith and freedom does in my home state of georgia and indeed around the country. i think we have a few georgians here again, don't we? [cheers and applause] folks, unfortunately what i have to talk about today is very serious. we should all agree today that we're in an ideological war for the future of our way of life here in america. [applause] it's just that simple. democrats want to convert america to a socialist state. winston churchill once said that the problem with capitalism is it's the imperfect distribution of prosperity. the problem with socialism, it's the perfect distribution of misery. however t

secretary purd secretary perdue had a meeting with the brothers, a meeting perdue denies but now he maye changing his story. our politic reporter for the new york daily news. chris, sunny perdue, now seems to be admitting. okay, i guess there was a meeting at some point. >> after we reached out, he changed his story. initially, the agriculture department provided me with a brief comment saying no, agriculture and secretary perdue has never met with the billionaire brothers that you just referred to. >> i find records in perdue's georgia governor record showing that he did meet with batista in 2010. >> we are paraphrasing -- the big scandal of all this is they are receiving massive amount of money from the trump government because of the trump tariffs. >> correct. instead of giving the money directly to farmers, you have this giant corporation owned by these brothers, jbs, taken that money and being given the benefit of the doubt to redistribute to farmers. >> chris, great reporting. thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. that's tonight's "last word," t "the 11th hour"

i am not privileged to welcome you as the parent of agriculture secretary sonny perdue. usda has been a key collaborator with epa on agricultural production practices and we appreciate the leadership you and your agency provide on this important topic. >> thank you for convening this meeting again. i recall a little over a year ago prior to being codified in the 2018 farm bill this agency was the lead agency with the department of interior and affirmative commerce and department of agriculture met to go to the consultation process that you described. in today's environment there are a lot of people with a lot of scientific data and all this needs to be taken into consideration but it is very important for citizens at large, those concerned about the environment and is concerned about production and the use of pesticides be informed through a one federal decision and the frustrating part of meeting the consultation is when people go and do their own it makes it difficult. we i think have an obligation and expectation our scientists work together where there is scientific

this is secretary of agriculture sonny perdue, more on that later. today was the company's launch of so-called generation if, to get young kids excited about eating plant-based foods. impossible zone research is that younger generations, are much more likely to eat their products. that's because many baby boomers don't even know about it. >> if they tried, i think they will like it. it's not as well-publicized yet, but it's getting there.>> since launching impossible burger 2.0 in january, they've seen rapid growth and can be now found it more than 10,000 locations. investigators are excited, too. today the company announced funding for more than $3 million. but they hit a snag when burger king ran out earlier this year. the ceo says that it's all hands on deck. >> we are hiring as fast as we can, factory workers for our oakland plants so we can run three shifts a day, seven days a week. meanwhile our employees redwood city and oakland are working overtime, basically, at the plant, to be able to help out scale production. >> this is a ground meat app

thank you very much. >> senator perdue. >> mr. chairman, thank you. it's an honor to be on this caucus. i want to thank you and the ranking member for the bipartisan way that you approach this problem. this is not about politics. it's about our national security. mr. secretary, i know you've got a million other priorities. thank you for this time today you're giving us. i want to focus on mexico, and my first question, having worked down there pretty much most of the last 30 years inside mexico and in central america, the cartels are really still the problem. and right now -- this week in my state alone in georgia, we'll lose 40 people to a drug overdose. 40 people this week. you know the numbers. half a trillion dollars, $500 billion, that makes the cartel business and the drug traffic just in mexico alone coming across the united states bigger than walmart. to put it in perspective. so this is larger than our largest companies. and on the human scale, just this month, we'll give the cartels over $1 billion. or somehow they'll earn $1 billion, just f

their central corridor to the u.s. >> and the reason they're supporting it is because what senator perdueust found out. the amount of money that's being made, that money is staying in mexico. these cartels generating all of this profit, this money stays in mentiomexico, gets spent in mex. that goes to bolster their economy which is one of the main reasons the mexican government has been so reluctant to come up with a deal to help us secure our border. that would cut down on the cartels' profit. and that's a problem for us. lou: a huge problem. and 75,000 lost american lives. the radical dimms, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, ric mitch mcconnl and before them within prie, pan the house, they were lined up with the cartels on the issue of border security, on the issue of stopping illegal drugs, illegal immigrants, sex trafficking. and the national left-wing media gives them a free pass. >> absolutely. and i'm glad that you point out that it's not just the democrats. make no mistake, it's definitely the democrats. but we also have republicans that push back on all of this -- on trying to secure

during the hearing senator perdue took note of the massive amount of money the mexican drug cartels areing from sex trafficking, smuggling of illegal immigrants and deadly drugs into this country. >> $500 billion. that makes the cartel business and the drug traffic just in mexico alone come across united states bigger than walmart. put in perspective. this is larger than the largest company. >> five is a goat judicial watch warned about islamic terrorists infiltrating united states true the southern border with mexico. a new report from international center for the study of extremism reveals a captured isis fighter is providing details of a plot in which jihadists to enter the country to the u.s. southern border to carry out an attack in this country. exploiting vulnerabilities along the 2000 mile border with mexico. joining us tonight, the president of the national border patrol council. the border patrols union and had, brandon judd. good to have you. >> thank you for having me. lou: again, judicial watch. four years ago making the point that the border was not vulnerable and has been

perdue: it is truly an honor in all seriousness, for ming to -- to be here today. i want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith and freedom for all the good work that faith and freedom does in my home state of georgia and indeed around the country. i think we have a few georgians here again, don't we? [cheers and applause] folks, unfortunately what i have to talk about today is very serious. we should all agree today that we're in an ideological war for the future of our way of life here in america. [applause] it's just that simple. democrats want to convert america to a socialist state. winston churchill once said that the problem with capitalism is it's the imperfect distribution of prosperity. the problem with socialism, it's the perfect distribution of misery. however this socialism talk didn't just start with bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. over the past 100 years america has been on a slow slide towards socialism. and that -- in that time we've had four political supermajorities, all democrat. the republicans have never had a supermajority since

they started rolling in from the likes of kentucky, perdue and tennessee.about the switch, this mom is here to celebrate her daughter's birth daw. she had a little something to do with it. her daughter decided to give her a gifted as well. theicide t inside the bag is a box. she notices a key. and that's when mom just starts to cry and she absolutely falls apart. >> wow, she was really overcome meanwhile, ianna's yelling at everybody. they see her beautiful ride. she gets inside, followed by some of the grand kids. they're like, yep, we all fit. snoetsd fwll ♪ >> great, the gravity is broken agon. >> shot from a canon. now he's not coming back. >> okay. >> is this how they change the light bulb? >> it could be now. >> he needs come to my house because my field is that high. >> this is jason barnette instagram. >> a bit off a slip, no problem. perfect recovery. are we on the moon? >> now every time this one's hilarious. in this case it's a race. you're going to slip and slide down one side. it doesn't quite go according to plan. >> look, you cannot wear your

sonny perdue, the agriculture secretary is with is now.ely you represent some beef farm too, don't you? >> we absolutely represent a lot of of beef farmers, but motto is usda, do right, feed everyone, we're looking in here in southern california and looking at innovations and techniques and impossible foods is one of those. stuart: what was your takeaway? >> it is not for me. the job at usda is to make sure food is safe, not choose what consumer want. they will make an effort in the market and we'll let consumers make that determination. stuart: i want to draw you into the debate on this i don't want you to say something you don't want to say but are you a little surprised at this sudden deluge of news about fake meat and the huge acceptance in the marketplace? is that surprising to you? >> i am. i think it is surprising, a little bit faddish. we'll see. obviously people who have ethical reasons for choosing plant-based meat. i don't think that is the majority of people. everyone like as good steak and meat hamburger. we'll say to let the

he received 21 scholarship offers from the likes of michigan, perdue and the university of tennessee.nd talk about the old bait and switch, this mom is here it to celebrate her daughter's birthday. she had a little something to do with it, right? so her daughter diana decided to give her a gift as well. she hands her that bag, yep sin is a box. as mom goes to open it, she notices a key. >> you have a new car, mommy. oh. >> and that's when mom just starts to cry. and she absolutely falls apart. >> oh! >> oh, she fainted. >> wow, shmiñr was really overc with emotion. >> yeah, mom faints, meanwhile, diana's yelling at everybody for continuing to record while mama's out. they take her outside to see her beautiful ride. >> hopefully they give her a few minutes before she drives it. >> she does get inside followed by some of the grandkids. they're like, yep, we all fit. >> that banana looks a lit squishy. looks like it's not right, but when she opens it, you realize that's not really a banana. >> they can make a bun look like anything. >> the woman who's doing this is a baker. she's making

i want to applaud secretary perdue for reversing his decision. it's one thing to be here in washington, d.c. and think you're counting, you know, the taxpayers' money very carefully and doing the right thing. it's another thing to be out in the real world and live the life that we have out there in timber country and knowing what valuable lessons they provide these at-risk youth that would have no other options going forward. at this point, fight our devastating wildfires. they're adjunct to the professional people we have out there. i want to thank representative newhouse, defazio, gianforte. and you have nice bipartisan, bicameral support. it's an area where good to see congress come together and the executive branch understand the realities of the world, so i really appreciate everyone's effort. it's been fun to work on that and i yield back, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from oregon yields. the gentlewoman from maine reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. newhouse: i'm ready to close if the gentlewoman from maine

in an exclusive interview with cnn this morning, agriculture secretary sunny perdue is acknowledginghit. with me now my friend and colleague cnn business and politics reporter -- it's not often we hear from sunny purdue. bravo on getting an interview. what did he say? >> it's hard to ignore what a tough year farmers have had especially here in iowa after historic flooding earlier in the year has left many of their farmlands under water. now, the administration has provided some disaster relief funds, but what farmers here want is an end to this trade war. i spoke with the secretary of agriculture sonny perdue and asked him when this trade war is going to end. it's a sunny day, a welcome sight after heavy rains last week brought more flooding to farmlands. secretary of agriculture sonny purdue brought his own tractor up for a ride and a message from the president. >> president trump has a lot of respect for farmers and ranchers across this country. he appreciates your patience and understands it is tough out there. >> reporter: the u.s. has been in a trade war with china. is the ameri

i spoke to the secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue and asked him when this trade war would come tounny day in iowa for the great tractor ride. a welcome sight after heavy rains last week brought more flooding to farmlands. secretary of agriculture sonny perdue brought his own tractor up for the ride, and a message from the president. >> president trump has a lot of respect for farmers and ranchers across this country. he appreciates your patience. he understands that it's tough out there. >> reporter: the u.s. has been in a trade war with china for almost a year. farmers have felt the brunt of it with tariffs driving down their crop prices. >> is the american farmer the casualty in this trade war? i think they are one of the casualties there of the trade disruption, yes. >> reporter: the president is headed to the g20 summit in japan this week where he'll meet with china's president, xi jinping to try to get trade talks back on track after a deal fell apart last month. well, the president is going to speak with the president of china later this week. you seem excited. >> yes. >> re

s attorney general is suing perdue farmone of the leading opioid manufacturers. the attorney general says purdue pharma and its ownee sackler family, lied about safety and the effectiveness of the drugs. racine says the company misled d.at doctors and pnts about the benefits. d.c. is the latest jurisdiction to sue the compana lawsuits re already pending in maryland and virginia.> >>e are working 4 your health this morning. ever feel like your brain isn't working sometimes? >> why are you looking a me? >> i was thinking those of us who work this crazy shift. there's a meditation training app that could help young adults improve attention quickly. it helps users focus on their breathing. after just six weeks, people whs used the ad they showed improvement. >> just breathe. >> i really feel like i could use meditation since i'm a little, you know, high strung. >> you? what? >> i feel like -- >> going to get me fired. shut my mouth. >> meditation, i can't quiet my brain long enough.i it lke modifies around a lot. >> you got a lot going on in there. >> i do. >>> 4:16.

the feds are now looking into whether tyson foods, pilgrim's pride, sanderson farms, and perdue conspiredhicken product prices. recent lawsuits have accused the industry of collusion. those suits allege that from 2008 to 2016 prices rose 50% even as production costs were falling. all four companies, by the way, deny the claim. >>> okay. up next the giants and the a's and the latest from k.d. is he leaving us? back in a moment. >>> okay. a rare road trip for the a's to st. louis. >> a's putting together a nice season. in st. louis this evening what stands out here? >> the a's fan. the one -- >> one a's fan. in a sea of red. top of the fourth inning, bo taylor, nice swing there. solo home run. that got the party started for the athletics. matt chapman adds another homer. this was a heck of a game. the a's edged the cardinals 2-0 your final score. >>> china basin. the giants and the rockies. gigantes fan there. i like that pennant. >> top of the third with the grand slam off jeff samardzija. that was your back breaker. the giants tried to make it close. bottom of the third inning pablo sando

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a number of administration officials appeared on major networks today including ben carson, sonny perdue, kevin hassett. we had booked white house national trade council president peter navarro here on the sew, but the -- on the show, but the white house tells us they did not want to detract from the president's visit to buckingham palace tonight, so they actually retracted navarro from our guest list. and as the white house denies guests, it also allows the national left-wing media to focus on stories like the president's hair, the fake news that he a called meghan markle nasty without response from the white house. those stories dominating the headlines overshadowing judicial watch's discovery of new e-mails between peter strzok and lisa page. those e-mails showing a special treat for hillary clinton's attorney during the fbi investigation of clinton's e-mail server scandal. a lot to go through tonight, and joining us to click them all off, judicial watch president tom fitton. tom, great to have you here. another revelation courtesy of judicial watch and the freedom of information syst

host: senator perdue the only fortune 500 ceo serving in congress.e was the ceo for reebok and dollar general stores. explain to our viewers why congress faces this deadline to deal with budget caps. remind our viewers when this happened and why we are back at this point. guest: congress in an attempt years ago in the early part of the obama administration, all of us agreed we had to control spending. we put a budget control act that would limit spending and if you went over that, it automatically kicked into sequestration where you cut 10% across the board. in business, nobody does that. one of your collars earlier talked about infrastructure. one of the ways to grow the economy is to build infrastructure. where is the money going to come from. the budget control act has never worked in the way it was intended and what it did do is it crippled the military because 60% of the cuts came out of the military. 25% cut the military by such that we could not protect the country anymore. two years ago when president trump came into office, our readiness was

perdue say chicken may have pieces of bone. the use by date of may 20th.nd johnsonville recalling jalapeno cheddar with a best buy date of june 9th. that is the smoked sausages. right now at 5:00, gas station shooting. a deadly morning there in solano county. it is breaking news for us. >> we'll get to that in just a bit. first nbc bay area responds to a woman whose sofa wasn't sitting quite right. >> she asked chris chmura and his team if they could furnish a solution. >> she bought a custom couch from basset and paid extra nor a five-year protection plan. a little more than a year later, sunny noticed fabric on the sofa that didn't look like. she shared these pictures with us right here. it is tough to see. but she sees the problem here. and she wanted help. so she turned to basset asking for repairs but got the run around. she said no one came to her home to look at the problem she says she sees right here. we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there. apparently all over the place. a spokesman told us this is a common

perdue recalling ready to eat chicken products because they may contain pieces of bone. they have a use by date of may 20th. >>> johnsonville recalling sausages, specifically the jalapeno cheddar smoked sausages. they may have pieces of hard green plastic in them. not jalapenos. best buy date of june 9th >>> apple will hold its annual event where it lays out plans for the coming year. worldwide developers conference is happening in san jose. apple is expected to launch its latest version of ios, which is the software for iphones and i pads. reports are swarming around that the company will discontinue itunes and replace it with new applications. >>> all right. so the warmup is coming our way. this is a cool start. >> nice and cool this morning. if you're going out for a run, try to get it done early. our temperatures will reach into the mid-80s. and then we're even hotter tomorrow. but then our temperatures start to cool down by the end of the week. but it will be hot inland. reaching 90 on sunday. and san francisco will be in the low 70s for the middle of the workweek.

. >> i have directed secretary perdue to provide $16 billion in assistance to america's farmers and ranchersnly stated they're going to use the farmer. the reason is because i got the farmers' votes. you look at a map it's all red. meaning republican, meaning trump. >> when you hear the president talking about $16 billion in aid what's the first thing that comes to your mind? >> crumbs on the floor. food stamps, welfare. >> you don't like any of those things? >> well, no. i mean, as a farmer we want to be independent and the perception of the public, it doesn't look good. we feel like we don't need it. >> so the trade war may have complicated things but also mother nature hasn't been cooperating with you guys, right? >> we can't get a crop in the ground. we've had above average rainfall starting with a hurricane last september and we just have not dried out. the united states has had the most rainfall ever in the last eight months. >> reporter: with all the uncertainty around weather and global trade, mark set aside a large part of his farm to develop innovative farming methods. >> we're all

earlier i had the chance to talk to david perdue about his positive and practical new bill to help draint's great to see you again. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. how are you. >> i'm great and i'm very excited to hear about this bill because back in the day when i was working in the uk government battling the bureaucracy, it was one of those hidden battles that affect so many policy areas and it's really important to get it right. it sounds like this is a really important way of solving some long-standing problems. tell us what it does. >> it does what we've already done in 2017, when i first got elected appearing 2015 as a business guy, i kept asking the question, why should federal employees be less accountable for their work standards and the people he worked for? in 2017, president trump came in and said we need to hold people accountable so we passed a bill unanimously in the united states senate, you know mom how many things we passed unanimously, we passed unanimously in 2017 to allow the veterans administration director to remove people for cause and since that time 4300 pe

nestle, tyson foods, perdue and impossible foods are all launching their own alternative meat productss year. shares of beyond meat fell last friday after tyson foods' ceo told investors it's willing to hike up marketing spend to compete in the plant-based protein category keep in mind, for all the attention beyond meat is getting, last year, it made up only 2% of the growing u.s. alternative meat market according to euro monitor, but it is the only pure play company in the public markets in the space, which could account for the investor interest. beyond meat appears snioptimistc about its prospects. still, the company did say in its ipo filing that it may never sustain profitability and in fact has never been profitable investors, though, are still betting on beyond with shares up more than 450% since its ipo back to you guys >> aditi, thank you for the numbers. in the alternative meat world, the dominant players, impossible foods and beyond meat are battling for brand dominance and they're relying on a growing list of national partners to really drive sales joining us now is the ceo

i went to sonny perdue and said how much money do you china spend on farms, in farms? the best year of that $16 billion. okay. we will take it in much more than that every year in tariffs and i took $16 billion out of those tariffs and essentially those tariffs and distributing it among the farmers who have been hurt because they were used as a pond so china could get a good deal but in the end farmers are the biggest beneficiary but i made up for the fact the china was targeting our farmers because farmers like me and i love them. they sort of love me when you get down to it and it was 16 billion, billion, i took it out of the tariffs money essentially and we are in the process of distributing, farmers could not be happier other than they are unusual, had them around the table, many of the farmers and five weeks ago, we want a level playing field. they will take -- anyway you want to give it to them they will take. the farmers are in a class by themselves. they don't want subsidies or a handout. all they want is a level playing field, they are unbelievable people and

>>well tonight you want to check your fridge for this you can see right here perdue foods is recallingore than 31,000 pounds of it's ready to eat chicken products because they may be contaminated with pieces of bone material. the usda says the items were produced on march 21th and had been distributed nationwide. recalled items have best if used by date of may 20th 2019. they include organics refrigerated gluten-free breaded chicken breast tenders whole grain chicken breast strips and whole grain chicken breast nuggets also will close more than 400 of its stores this wednesday morning to host inclusion workshops for its employees. the cosmetics giant says the training for at 16,000 employees will take a few hours. the move comes at a time when experts say a growing number of consumers report racial discrimination while shopping eating are describing a coffee from everyday stores again. the closure is scheduled for this wednesday. june 5th. >>the california democratic convention is wrapping up in san francisco, how bernie sanders one after the current front runner in the race that's abo

i want to play for you what the agricultural secretary kwad qb the current one sonny perdue.d about climate change with cnn. >> it's weather patterns frankly. and they change. as i said, it rained yesterday. it's a nice pretty day today. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, you know, i spentmy life trying to deal with facts. i've got a masters in geology. i'm the first professional geologist to be elected a governor. the facts are hard to argue. we are facing one of the greatest -- probably the greatest existential challenge of our lifetimes if not the last several hundred years. and to have our leaders say, well, i'm not so sure it's that big a deal. we don't have to hurry. listen, we got to go fast now. >> yeah. all right. governor hickenlooper, i appreciate your time thank you. >> thank you. >> governor hickenlooper will be on the stage. >> next melania trump announcing a new face if in the west ring process who the press secretary and jeanne moos on trump's teases that has critics going mad. >> he is now president for life. >> i mate want to give that a shot some day

>>perdue foods is recalling now more than 31,000 pounds of ready to eat chicken products.t's because they may be contaminated with pieces of bone. not good. so the fda says these items were produce back on march 21th they were distributed nationwide so you might have these in your friend was not just the nuggets i it's the everything else. yeah. check the best if used by date if it says may 20th 2019 and this could very well be part of the recall includes the organics refrigerated gluten free bread chicken tenders the whole grain chicken breast strips and fried chicken breast nuggets see this is why only my chicken if it's shaped like a dinosaur, the diet chickens frozen little those are so good stars myself star's up next on the cut for morning news. we've got to tell you the latest out of the north bay there's been a shooting overnight crawford's will travel be live at the scene with the very latest on what happened. >>sunday morning, it's pretty cloudy out there but that's going to change. how the roads not good for the easter freeway have been overturned accident. kron

. >>> a week ago today, trump's agriculture secretary sonny perdue stood before employees to announce was moving ahead with a plan to uproot hundreds of his agency's scientists and ship them 1,000 miles away, to kansas city. this was the response in the room. those folks turning their backs to the secondary are not standing up buzz they are stretching their legs. they are turning their backs on the secretary of their agency. the research scientists in the nation's agriculture department have been raising the alarm every way they know how that the trump administration is trying to gut their agency's scientific research, specifically targeting scientists who research results the trump administration finds politically unpalatable. the scientists have now unionized. they have protested, they have tried to line up support for their cause in congress. this is a fight that's been happening a little bit under the radar, but it is worth knowing about. these scientists are engaged in this interesting and unusual effort to, as they see it, try to save their agency's work from an administration t

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