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Game to stop this. i think we need to work with thl europeans for them to do more. i am willing to work with them i because we have militaryon t relationships to helwep to do tt but we can't just have a blank check and we can never send american troops over to fight in ukraine. >> governor, at:s you look at t most important issues facing voters, the economy is number one, number two is immigration t our rahateest poll.we that tracks with a the question we're receiving here over these townt halls. our first question comes from amalia from des moines. hi. >> hi. >> it saysu ar you're undecided l...

Here in walkee had a list of questions that they had. and she didn't know if she was going to get a question to you. >> oh, good. >> bret: i'm going to ask her questions. a couple of them. all right, jane, here we go she says how do you plan to stimulate economic growth in iowa and across the nation particularly for small businesses and rural communities. >> yes. first off, most federal regulations right now are unconstitutional. i'm going to rescind them. that's like a wet blanket on our u.s. economy. next, let's address the cost side of this. increase the supply of energy in this country, dr...

Which ironically, bret, isn't even good for them. so if we roll back those regulations, allow ourselves to drill and frac and unlock labor in this country, that's going to help small businesses and the rest of this country alike. >> bret: how would you address rising healthcare costs while maintaining quality of care? >> i gold so far as to say improving quality of care. because we don't really have a healthcare system in this country. we have a sick care system that's that's what causes the costs to balloon as well. we have a system pay for all kinds of pill pushing behaviors. feeding tubes o...

Rep. Austin Scott, the Georgia Republican who chairs the House Agriculture subcommittee that oversees commodity programs, says it’s time to split the farm bill.

The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program serves only half of eligible participants, as USDA and WIC supporters want to see the program continue to expand to reach all those who qualify.