anxiety surrides are rising in case you haven't listened to anxieties arising before this

is the moment i take during the week to look at what the industry is saying and think about the fact

that it sounds like they're pretty nervous about things. And as I

always like to say, there's only two groups of people who really know what's going on in factory

farms or what's happening to animals and, you know, all the other harms that are being caused

on factory farms, us and the industry. And they're worried other people are going to find out.

And they're worried about a lot of things.

So that's what we like to talk about once a week.

Now, the thing that they're really worried about at the moment,

more than anything else, I mean, actually,

money is the thing that they're always worried about.

But money is a really big deal right now because of the tariffs.

They really are very because of the tariffs. They really are

very vulnerable to the tariffs. And is borne out by this article in aginfo.net, U.S. cattle and pork

producers losers in China trade war. And this is by one Lori Bayer. And they always like to portray themselves as, you know,

very vulnerable, even though they make really, really a lot of money. But they are vulnerable to

this. I have no doubt that they will get themselves out of it. That somehow the government will

use our tax money to somehow pick them all for all the money

they are losing because of the tariffs or they're going to lose. I assume that they just think

they're going to end. But you know, according to this Aaron Boer, U.S. Meat Export Federation

Vice President of Economic Analysis, there's a mad scramble to try to essentially find

new homes for this product that is in the pipeline that was produced for China. Now, homes for the

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