is seeking to stop the january six committee from obtaining to handwritten notes that he allegedly received from the former president his self. the lawyers have characterized the notes as quintessential privileged material. such communications are protected by attorney client privilege. no word yet on whether the argument will hold up. as the january six committee prepares to take its pro public, it becomes every day that the attack on the capitol was part of a larger scheme to overturn the election results, and that there was a lot more going on behind the scenes. you remember that the ex president and his allies focus most of the detention and election lies on battleground states like arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, where biden s margins a victim were relatively narrow. one wave did not get of way with it was because the governors of those states decide to not be complacent in helping the fraudsters overturn the will of the majority of their voters. those actions, a fire wa
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that, of course, will impact their incomes. so, as we make this transition to, say, farming is less about focused on food production and more focused on being good custodians of the soil, the water sources, and the environment. are farmers actually going to get poorer? without doubt. coming out of the cap, losing direct support, and the current scheme, which is predicated on what we called the income foregone model. so that you have to you do stuff, effectively, but profit is not built into it. 0ur conversation began with you telling me, yes, we are already in a food supply crisis, and now you are telling me that you are transitioning to a new model of supports and payments from the government which is going to make it much more difficult for you to focus on food production, and actually massively reduce your income. i mean, how do those two things sit together?