sanderson. >> thanks, again, andrew. i'll close by saying that certain intelligence analyst are overwhelmed with information. classified and unclassified. you can swim through that more effectively by creating a funnel essentially by bringing in experts from the outside who have already collected the relevant information who know what you need to know and being able to bring them in is key. as the world gets more complicated, we are going to go from $6 billion to 2 billion. you have to go to outside sources. that's it. >> thank you, sir. mrs. spaulding? >> i guess i would say by closing on the no more secrets notion, when we talk about advocating, it really doesn't matter whether you are in favor of a more transparent or not in favor. i think what i'd like to do is serve more as in the intelligence world and call an alerting function. this is coming at us whether we like it or not. and that we can either continue to fight and buck this trend or we can adapt. and we figure out ways to adapt. >> thank you. mr. stein? >> i'

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this hearing is very timely as just recently the ceo of sanderson farms says he was delaying forward purchase of feed until the cftc had issued position limit roles and that he doesn't like to buy grain with quote index funds under 25, 30% of the crop, and a quote. so i would say that is why we are here today, to have some daily, to know where her out on this. i see that chairman peterson has joined us. i'd like to take a moment if i could and divert from the hearing and recognize the outstanding work and dedication of chairman kyl peterson for leaving this committee for some of the most challenging times in the agricultural community is faced since the crisis of the 1980s. specifically as champion for an oversight and transparency to the driver disk market to. if anyone would indulge me, and like to take a moment and thank chairman peterson. thank you, chairman peterson. [applause] we have ones who will be leaving us for different reasons. we're going to give them a sad farewell as we go through this process to daytime show have an opportunity to recognize mr. moran as he is going o