also other partners they can trade with, brazil and argentina. i believe they can also start relying on corn. it's not clear how this ends up well for these soybean farmers who are going to be given what some call welfare instead of having a crop that's valuable in the way it was last year. it's unclear how this ends but also it's clear that the president yesterday seemed to be in a corner in that speech essentially pleading with farmers. there's going to be a little pain but stick with me because it will all work out. >> he's been consistent on this issue. we often beat up politicians for ducking a hard fight. if the president believes this, give him credit for having the resolve to do it. will he hold it in the face of this relationship pressure. this is ben sasse, not a trump fan, but on this particular issue, he says the president has it backwards. >> when you have tariffs, they're a bad thing and then try to solve them with bailouts, you're not heading in a good direction. you're trying to make america 1929 again. that's not what the people in