talk about the whipsaw effect, how it careens through the administration. what starts in the oval office or generally the west wing. >> well, i mean number one, throughout the administration, you've got an inability for people at the agencies to know not just where the policy is headed but all the twists and turns it's going to take along the way. the lack of consistency makes it harder for them to do their jobs. but in addition to that, you've got a situation on capitol hill. we all remember the president's negotiations on immigration with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. and then going through that, going back and forth, there were some problems already. but those problems as nancy and andrew in their piece talk about what's going on at the white house in communicating on policy, you also see that on capitol hill just in the last couple of weeks on trade policy in particular. you know, the president has a real problem right now and certainly republican candidates have a real problem with his trade policy hurting farmers. you know, our big export markets for agricultural products are china and mexico, and so
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