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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast.

I am blessed today to have the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with me.

Mr. Lee Zeldin, thank you so much for joining me today on the Tudor Dixon podcast.

It's so great to be back with you, Tudor.

I'm, you know, I'm excited to talk about this because I don't think a lot of people even knew that we had this right to repair

situation going on. I will tell you years ago, my husband had worked for a farmer, a dairy farmer in Michigan, and they were at that time dealing

with, they could no longer repair their own tractors. The manufacturer had to come in. It was,

it just changed their whole business model because it was expensive. They had to have people come in

from out of state. It was a disaster, but this is happening with vehicles now.

And the Trump administration is changing things.

So tell us a little bit about exactly what this is.

That's right.

And the first piece of what you're talking about with what's happening on farms,

we dealt with the beginning of February.

President Trump had heard from farmers.

I had heard from farmers across the country

where they want to be able to repair their own tractor and their non-road equipment, but they had

to go to a authorized dealer. They couldn't repair it themselves. They couldn't go to their preferred

repair shop nearby. So it costs extra time.

It takes extra money.

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