other than immigration and trade, ag didn't donald trump's ag advisor sam clovis. host mike adams pressed clovis on immigration reform, saying some estimates point to 50 percent of ag's workforce being here illegally. clovis defended trump's stance on immigration, saying there can be no exceptions. < we will work with famrer sand rancehrs to make sure we have hte best possible process in place that satisfies both the notion of having a useable and workable workforce in this country, at rule of law in this country> and on the topic of epa overreach, clovis says the trump campaign plans to appoint a farmer or rancher as head of hte environmental protection agency. and from day 1, each government agency will take a look at the rules written in the last 5 years, immediately eliminating 20 percent of those. more than half a million farmers can now join the lawsuit against syngenta after a kansas federal move forward. the plaintiffs allege syngenta prematurely sold its agrisure viptera and duracade corn products leading china to stop importing the corn. which in turn cau

sam clovis, a trump supporter saying trump has become a lot more christian since that comment in 2005he says hillary clinton is more abortion rights, worse than anything donald trump could say. and mike pence -- >> donald trump, as i said before, let's you know exactly where he stands. either ot a podium or on his twitter account, and it's no different than the -- the man behind the curtain is the same as the man in front of the curtain. >> that's what frightens republicans. right? you know, i mean, i think for evangelicals and the conservative right, they have all the kind of blocks in the republican party. they are going to be the ones that have a lot of explaining to do once trump losing. it looks likely he will. for years they've been about family values, claimed a moral majority and moral high ground and here they are rallying behind donald trump. you have some people, christianity today came out with a scathing takedown of donald trump calling him an adoll adulterer. >> you'll have, talking about the republican establishment versus grass roots, substance of that and may have an

this week, sam clovis told mike adams that tpp isn't transparent, and flooded mention problems with wto compliance. but as i explain in this farm journal report, that's not the popular opinion from agriculture. as the two presidential hopefuls went head to head in their first debate, trade was caught in the middle, the facts are i did say i hoped it would be a good deal but when it was negotiated, which i was not responsible for i concluded it wasn't. i wrote about it differ on the campaign trail, to many in agriculture, trade is a main lifeline for agricultural goods. and as more products are shipped, american farm bureau says it's haing a direct inpmact on the u-s economy. today, trade may be a buzzword, but for corn growers, it's you look at the world, there's hudnredds of trade agreements and the u.s. is in about 20. and so we have very few

welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard what sam clovis said.d trump is just dipping his toe in the water. he's revitalized his faith in light of this election. so he's going to make mistakes. what do you think? >> well, it's true we all make mistakes and it's true we all can be forgiven. at the same time, donald trump is not a man who has shown any remorse. he's boasted about the fact that he is someone who doesn't need to ask for forgiveness. so i think for any evangelical, that's a huge red flag. >> have you guys ever done an op-ed before like this? >> as a non-profit, christianity today really tries to be centrist and we are not allowed to formally endorse presidential candidates. at the same time i think the seriousness of a donald trump presidency is such that the editors felt the need to sound a very strong word, warning evangelicals of what could happen if he were elected and to really have moral clarity in a time when evangelicals are tempted to throw in their lot with trump for the sake of political power and unfortunately, i think are

trump's ag advisor sam clovis telling agritalk host mike adams the 21 year old trade deal is out of date. looking at it by country, canada was the number 1 consumer of u-s agricultural goods in 2015, and the top buyer of u-s fresh fruits and vegetables. mexico , but is the top destination for u-s corn, poultry and soybean meal. today, mexico has the highest porportion of overweight and obese children in the world... a startling fact that moore says makes u-s soybean oil population> mexico also purchases 23 percent of all u-s corn exports. but it's their growing demand for protein that

clinton do they have to comply with the same labor practices that we have to comply with while sam clovis took the stage for donald trump fifteen percent small businesses rather than having to pay the personal income tax rate that the that we all pay and we will then be able the get the pass throughs done and will pay it that a rat in a traditional rate of fifteen percent which all corporation will buy so broad bands essential. she is really interested in infrastructure has a big plan for re investing in infrastructure that means rural water that means transportation that means a lot of different things she's really interested get some more capital more equity into rural communities both sides agreeing on the importance of a timely farm bill and keeping the farm and nutrition titl together both winning support about technology and renewable energy she has committed to five hundred million solar panels before her first her and she sees rural america taking the lead there the one thing that does bother me of the ninety one million we're producing fourteen point two billion gallons of ethano

trump's ag advisor sam clovis telling agritalk host it's time to review nafta, we don't want to get rid of it, we want to review it> but groups like american farm buruea say when you look at nafta by the numbers, it's a deal that works for agriculture. looking at it by country, canada was the number 1 consumer of u-s agricultural goods in 2015, and the top buyer of u-s fresh fruits and vegetables. mexico ranks #3 on the overall list, but is the top destination for u-s corn, poultry and soybean meal. today, mexico has the highest porportion of overweight and obese children in the an attractive option. mexico also purchase