Allowing Argentina to dump 300,000 tons of beef on American markets will inevitably mean bankrupt ranchers and rotten hamburgers. Missouri farmer Joe Maxwell explains.
0:00 Trump Importing Foreign Beef
2:35 The Farming Crisis
11:49 How Did This Beef Deal Come to Pass?
19:06 The Revolving Door
26:05 The Decline in Global Beef Supply
28:36 Is This Beef Fit for Human Consumption?
34:24 Why They Don't Want You to Know Where Your Beef Comes From
45:27 Is It Still Possible to Find All-American Meat?
Abdul El-Sayed CRUSHES Jesse Watters: “Jesse, you have not asked me one time about the issues that people actually care about in Michigan. You don’t want to talk about gas prices. You don’t want to talk about groceries. You don’t want to talk about health care...You want to bring up all this culture war [stuff]. I’m not here to fight a culture war; I’m here to fight the affordability crisis that people are facing.”
@DavidFaitelson_ Pues nada contra el Hicno Huerta, lamento que no le haya ido mejor pero definitivamente el factor principal es la falta de talento real, no hay más!
$4,000 per year per American.
That’s how much interest we are paying on the debt to banks & foreign countries every year.
A family of four owes $16,000 per year for nothing but interest on the debt!
I lost my re-election because I voted against the policies that caused this.
@futpicante Es calidad también pendejo, los mexicanos no son tan buenos como ustedes los hacen creer, y es más por mentalidad y pobre desarrollo que por otra cosa.