Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez joined today by Mr.

Stuber gear Steve Dace back in the house so happy that you're here in Dallas.

Thank you. Sorry for the cold weather by the way. Oh I think it's freaking balmy out there.

It can be. I mean, Sun's out guns out as far as I'm coming from. Yeah.

And Jason butchle, a chief researcher for the Glenbeck program. Jason thanks for being here.

All right. We are today going to cover the top stories that we did not get to earlier in the week.

So getting right into it, stew. The farmers nearing crisis are pushing back on Trump's trade policies.

Yeah. As you know, I created the hashtag tariff again many years ago now.

Yes. I forgot. I forgot. I forgot.

To talk about, because I mean, I think this is the biggest thing. I think it's been to me the

worst part of the Trump presidency. I'm a big believer in free trade.

But I don't, it's interesting who is hitting. I mean, you know, it's not necessarily hitting

conservative dopey video hosts like me. It's hitting people like farmers in the middle of the

country, people who supported Trump. And still I think generally continue to, but it's really

starting to wear on their livelihoods. With this particular story talks about, it talks to a

bunch of farmers. There's a few quotes from them. I don't see it any better, getting any better

until we get something resolved with China. You've had farms that have gone into business.

They've gone bankrupt because of the trade wars. A lot of farmers going through the tough

conversations right now with their lenders, with a low price situation. And the trade stuff,

I think we're going to have people not get finest this winter. And next winter is going to be

worse if this doesn't change. Now, at some level, that's anecdotal. You know, they had a bunch of

people who in the story who were quoted with very similar types of views. But, you know, the big

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