Rep. Marshall on Farm Bill, China Trade, Border Wall

The transcript covers a discussion on the farm bill's benefits for Kansans, highlighting economic challenges and compromises made, such as food assistance and SNAP efficiency. It addresses trade tensions, particularly with China, and the impact of the USMCA on agriculture. The conversation also touches on the potential government shutdown over border security funding and explores the role of cannabis and hemp in agriculture, emphasizing the need for federal regulation.

What percentage of farm income has decreased, as mentioned in the discussion about the farm bill?

• 50%

• 25%

• 75%

• 100%

What is the main focus of the USMCA agreement according to the discussion?

• Reducing tariffs on European goods

• Increasing trade with China

• Improving relations with the Middle East

• Enhancing trade relations with Mexico and Canada

What was the initial reaction of farmers to the trade tensions with China?

• They received government subsidies

• They faced retaliation and price drops

• They were unaffected

• They benefited from increased prices

What is the expected outcome of the USMCA agreement for American jobs?

• Decrease in manufacturing jobs

• No change in job numbers

• Increase in manufacturing jobs

• Shift of jobs to China

What is the proposed amount for border security funding discussed in the potential government shutdown?

• $5 billion

• $3 billion

• $10 billion

• $1 billion

What is the stance on hemp cultivation in the farm bill discussion?

• Hemp is banned in all states

• Hemp is seen as beneficial for agriculture

• Hemp is considered addictive

• Hemp cultivation is discouraged

What is the main concern regarding cannabis legalization at the federal level?

• Cannabis is not a priority for agriculture

• Cannabis legalization is already complete

• Cannabis has no medical benefits

• Cannabis is highly addictive