Cargill CEO Concerned About U.S. Farmers, Says Exports Haven't Resumed

The video discusses the export business, focusing on agricultural products like soybeans. It highlights the challenges faced due to trade deals, particularly between the US and China, and the impact on the American agricultural economy. The conversation touches on currency manipulation and Cargill's business strategy, emphasizing its family-owned heritage and reluctance to go public. The cultural significance of Cargill in the Midwest is also explored.

How does the speaker view the possibility of a phase two deal?

What is the speaker's perspective on currency manipulation in trade?