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Speaker 1: And now for a moment of clarity.

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Speaker 2: Point about the farmers, to put them in the center

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of the shape. Yes, get to the farmers.

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Speaker 1: This was good.

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Speaker 2: Grain World Magazine from the editor, Fuel and fertilizer. Global

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grain price producers in twenty twenty six are focused on

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two f words that are aren't obscene, but their rise

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and costs are enough to make them curse as they

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see their profit margin strength or in some cases completely disappear.

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Fertilizer and fuel inputs that are essential to maximizing agricultural production,

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have become so expensive that many of the world's farmers

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are either cutting back on applications to their crops or

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not applying them at all at all, And according to

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a nationwide survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation, approxially

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seventy percent of US farmers cannot afford all the fertilizer

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they need for their crops America. If a farmer can't

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afford a fertilizer for the crops, guess what you may

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not be eaten in three or four months. That's the

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reality here. I didn't think about that, right, So I

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mean break it down for us.

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Speaker 1: When the economy is going well, the American public got

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a very high threshold for a lot of the nonsense,

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and when it is not going well, like right now,

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that nonsense compounds. And I go back to you know,

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his Meet the Press interview where he faced some challenging

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questions and quit midway through and left. Wasn't fighting with

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the media. He does that all the time. But when

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things get tough, he's quitting. Right now, there's no economic agenda.

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Right now he has lost control about ending the war

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with Iran. So it's this notion of when you have

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no vision, he has just gone to pure line of

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sight speech after unrelated speech, rambling me about fountains, you know,

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the beautification of DC. He is living in a DC

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bubble while the rest of America is again quite upset

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about the state of this economy and.

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Speaker 2: Lining up election denials to take jobs Jax Michael Steele

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