usmca by the way, it s the greatest trade deal ever made and they should stop playing games. and mexico signed it many months ago. canada keeps calling me, when is this deal going to happen, is this deal going to happen and it s sitting on nancy pelosi s desk for about three months, four months. here to discuss is fourth generation farmer and founder of farm star living, mary blackman. thank you for being here. so great to be here. lovely to have you. as a farmer, how important is getting usmca passed? it s so important. we need to get it passed like immediately and wasting all this time is really hard on the farmers. i ve talked to a lot of my farming friends and we all need fair deals, we need more markets to sell our food to and we need this like right now. especially the dairy industry, the dairy industry has really been hit hard and what i love about the usmca is the fact that
what does you understand about your situation, about our war fighters that brings him to make these kind of decisions, do you believe? he knew a lot about my situation and knew a lot about all the injustices that went on during this whole ordeal that i went through. we talked about the prosecutors, chris chatblack who was spying on my defense team. he said if that were to happen in new york, those people would have been arrested. and then he also went into cory scott, the seal who stood up and took ownership of what really happened and pretty much he told me that he wanted to instill confidence back into the war fighters of our community a that we re going over there and doing the job and he didn t want them second-guessing themselves, he wanted them to know that they
administration, when adam schiff shuts that down, what does that tell you about this process? it s completely rigged. this thing has become a game of telephone on second and thirdhand accounts and adam schiff wants to tightly control this to fit his political narrative because ed, let s be clear, this is not about the truth. this is all about impeaching a president fro so the democrats n keep their base fired up so they can beat trump in 2020. that s all this is. john thomas, we appreciate you coming in with your insights. certainly a lot of people raising questions about a double standard. we ll stay on top of it. alarming reports of anti-semitic attacks on two college cam be puss, this is a big story, what could be behind the disgusting incidents, that is next.
accused of murder and to be put in prison for 20 years from a combat zone decision i thought was kind of beyond the pale. very well said from someone who understands it and has been there himself. here s a statement from the pentagon after the president issued the pardons. they said the department of defense has confidence in the military justice system, the president is part of the justice system as the commander in chief and has authority to weigh in on these matters. the pentagon pushed back, didn t want the president to take this action. they cite confidence in the military justice system. what did the president see that the pentagon is missing here? well, one of the things i want to point out, though, is the pentagon pushed back. the president made his decision and the pentagon is saluting and moving out and following those orders. not like you see a lot of times in washington, where they start working behind the scenes or trying to undercut. this pentagon is well-led and
the way we celebrated chef as stars, i felt we should celebrate farmers as stars. and that s why i started farm star living to celebrate our farmers. they re the unsung heroes. as we gather around our thanksgiving table and give gratitude, where would we be without our food and farmers behind it. so who doesn t love mashed potatoes. i love it. i ll take you through a little bit about what s happening in the potato industry and the other industries. these are the foods you ll have on your table. in the potato world, they planted 1.1 million acres of potatoes this year, expecting 44 billion pounds of potatoes. now, you probably know that of course potatoes are grown in idaho. they re also grown in other areas like r north dakota. but man, mother nature was so rough this this year. the prime growing region, the red river valley, they suffered a lot. $45 million worth of damage, which equates to each farmer