to stay afloat. now, we love to mythologize our family farms, but we don t really love to think about their needs. i hope we learn to pay attention long after covid-19 is over. americans love stories that make us feel good about ourselves. and one of the big ones is that america loves its family farmers. do we? here s the current secretary of agriculture and millionaire farmer sonny perdue. in america big get bigger and small go out. what i heard today from the secretary of agriculture was that there s no place for me. yep. get big or get out. and if you re a farmer who s not white, the message has just been get out. ah. god bless america. this is oklahoma. this is a farm in oklahoma. that s an american flag. and those are pigs. there are 78,000 farms here, which means lots of barns, cows, hay bails and ah, spider! 91% of these farms are independent operations run largely by families. typical family farmers. like these guys. wait, what? what in the lil nas x
farms alive. since covid-19 there s been a shift in the way we approach food. from what and where we consume it, even how we shop for it, family farms face tougher times now more than ever. as they struggle to get necessary loans to stay afloat. we love to mythologyize our family farms. we don t really like to think about their needs. i hope we learn to pay attention long after covid-19 is over. americans love stories that make us feel good about ourselves. and one of the big ones is that america loves its family farmers. do we? here s the current secretary of agriculture and millionaire farmer sonny purdue. in america, they get bigger and small go out. what i heard today from the secretary of agriculture was that there s no place for them. yep, get big or get out. if you re a farmer who s not white, the message has just been get out. god bless america. this is oklahoma. this is a farm in oklahoma. that s an american flag. and those are pigs. there are 78,000 farms
exposure in the sector. a value oriented investor will be our guest, why he is winning apple sin canada area numbers will show just how many people bought ipads and iphones during the holidays. beat walllyst has street estimates 70% of the time. there is a bipartisan effort in congress that of x and current farm bill. this could take a whi le. it does affect everything from the cost of the food to hat you eat, to the milk that you buy. where of the savings coming from? $5it basically paid farmers billion a year for being farmers. that has been illuminated in this bill, and that is going to end up largely being substituted with some new farm programs. it is still a net savings. the other thing is coming from the food stamp program. you see about an $8 billion cut over 10 years. that is 1/5 of what republicans have been asking for, and much closer to what the democrats have been seeking. out to the to get newsroom, breaking news on comcast. issue, as a developing comcast has
and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: a major new study released today concludes that one in eight american teens has had suicidal thoughts. one of every 25 has attempted suicide. those findings come from a survey of nearly 6,500 teens published in the journal jama psychiatry the largest in- depth analysis of teens on this subject. more than half of the young people who planned, thought of, or attempted to kill themselves had received at least some treatment. nearly 1,400 teens between the ages of 13 and 18 took their own life in 2010. for more about the study and some of the issues it raises, we talk to two experts. doctor timothy lineberry is medical director of the mayo clinic psychiatric hospital. and brian daly is a clinical child and adolescent psychologist and professor at drexel university. welcome to you both. dr. daly, how concerned should we be about these numbers? i think they re very concerning, gwen. i think s
station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: a major new study released today concludes that one in eight american teens has had suicidal thoughts. one of every 25 has attempted suicide. those findings come from a survey of nearly 6,500 teens published in the journal jama psychiatry the largest in- depth analysis of teens on this subject. more than half of the young people who planned, thought of, or attempted to kill themselves had received at least some treatment. nearly 1,400 teens between the ages of 13 and 18 took their own life in 2010. for more about the study and some of the issues it raises, we talk to two experts. doctor timothy lineberry is medical director of the mayo clinic psychiatric hospital. and brian daly is a clinical child and adolescent psychologist and professor at drexel university. welcome to you both. dr. daly, how concerned should we be about these numbers? i think they re very concerning, gwen. i think some of the data indicates here th