Rep. Marshall on Farm Bill, China Trade, Border Wall

The transcript covers a discussion on the farm bill's benefits for Kansans, highlighting economic challenges and compromises made, such as food assistance and SNAP efficiency. It addresses trade tensions, particularly with China, and the impact of the USMCA on agriculture. The conversation also touches on the potential government shutdown over border security funding and explores the role of cannabis and hemp in agriculture, emphasizing the need for federal regulation.

What challenges does the speaker foresee in passing the trade agreement?

How does the speaker view the relationship between agriculture and national security?

What is the speaker's stance on federal regulations regarding cannabis and hemp?