USMCA Is 'Huge Win' for Trump and Farmers, Says Rep. Marshall

The transcript covers a discussion with a Kansas congressman about the USMCA trade agreement, its benefits over NAFTA, and its impact on agriculture. It highlights the role of digital transactions in modern agriculture and the US-China trade deal's enforcement mechanisms. The conversation also touches on the impeachment vote and government funding, emphasizing the importance of keeping the military funded and addressing the national deficit.

What is one of the main benefits of the USMCA agreement for Kansas farmers?

• Ban on sorghum exports

• Increased tariffs on Canadian goods

• Reduction in agricultural subsidies

• Certainty in trade with Mexico and Canada

How does technology improve agricultural transactions according to the discussion?

• By eliminating the need for international trade

• By allowing transactions to be done on pen and paper

• By increasing efficiency and spreading risk

• By reducing the number of crops planted

What is the expected value of agricultural purchases in the US-China Phase One trade deal?

• $60 to $70 billion

• $40 to $50 billion

• $30 to $40 billion

• $10 to $20 billion

What is the congressman's stance on the impeachment vote?

• He believes the president did something wrong

• He plans to vote yes on impeachment

• He believes there was no quid pro quo

• He is undecided about his vote

What concern does the congressman express about government funding?

• The increase in military spending

• The national deficit and price tags

• The lack of funding for the president's wall

• The reduction in agricultural subsidies