The beef market is a very specialized market.

It goes in long cycles.

And this is the perfect storm, again, something we inherited.

And there's also, because of the mass immigration, a disease that had been rid of in North America made its way up through South America, you know, as these migrants, they brought some of their cattle with them.

So, you know, part of the problem is we've had to shut the border to Mexican beef because of, you know, this disease called the screw worms. So we're not going to let that get into our supply chain. Huh. Treasury Secretary. I mean, he's a soybean farmer. Yeah, he would know. So he would know. It's sort of like raw hide. Yeah. Round them up, brown. Did they walk the cows over the border? Yeah. Don't try to understand them.

Just rope them up and brand them.

Okay.

So, I mean, how many, how many, how many scenes?

I mean, during the Biden administration, we all get sick of it, you would see somebody

coming from Mexico and then have like about 200 head of beef.

Oh, yeah.

Right in the war.

Right into war as, baby.

Overwhelming the border patrol.

Just the cows would come through.

The border is quite porous, obviously.

Well, if you can get a hundred cow over at a town.

But you know, he's a soybean farmer.

Don't expect soybean farmers to understand ranchers.

He's not a cattle rancher.

Okay.

Obviously not.

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