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All right, you guys have questions, we can start down here, if you'd like.

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Work our way over.

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It's been a big call for unity today.

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Are you seeing a divide in the party?

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And I guess, what's your message to folks in Wisconsin?

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Well, there's always slight ideological differences.

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Some people are focused more on tax policies,

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like what's more on strict freedom of speech,

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or other nuanced aspects of policy.

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But at the end of the day, we're all Republicans.

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And we want to make sure that our agenda, the conservative agenda,

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moves forward.

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Over 77 million people voted for Donald Trump

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to have four years in office, effective years in office.

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And if the House flips, which it's not going to, but if it did,

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there's already been three of my colleagues that have put in articles

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of impeachment for President Trump.

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That's not what the American people want.

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The American people want us to move together as citizens

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and have our country become the best place in the world,

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which under Donald Trump's leadership is moving in that direction.

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I'm very happy.

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How concerned are you about a blue wave?

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A blue wave?

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Here's what I do.

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I get up in the morning, and I work like 16-hour days in Washington,

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DC, crafting, outstanding, public policy

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that helps my constituents and helps Wisconsinites and Americans.

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Is anybody going to ask me about the farm bill that just got passed?

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You should ask me about that.

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How about you're around E15, and you've been working on that for years

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to get it done, and we're using science from the 21st century.

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So when we ask things about blue wave this or that,

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why don't we actually focus on the policy that affects American citizens?

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Is this E15 year round?

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It gets done.

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That's like 30 cents a gallon less for Americans to pay at the conference.

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Those are the important things we should be discussing.

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With regard to E15, was that spread out from the farm bill

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as a separate bit measure, and is that a problem for it passed out?

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No, not at all.

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We already got it through the house.

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So we decoupled it from the farm bill, intentionally,

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because there are some members of like conference that don't like E15.

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Well, guess what?

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If you say you're all above for energy, ethanol is an energy source.

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It's domestically produced.

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So you're either all or above or you're not.

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There are some concerns about the different size refineries.

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We got all this stuff hashed out, and it's fantastic.

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I mean, that was a red letter a day for Wisconsin farmers and farmers around the country.

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Also, I'm waiting for the details of when President Trump did a trade deal for soybeans

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with China, which, again, is fantastic for the American farm.

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These are the things that are important, too, Wisconsin.

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We got whole milk for healthy kids signed into law.

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Guess what?

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They just reopened all of the domestic dairy markets that were shut during the Obama administration.

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That's fantastic for our American farmers.

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We got Prop 12 gone.

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You know why?

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Because Gavin Newsom isn't a king.

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And if he can tell people the square footage for fairing hogs,

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it means that he can tell my cranberry verse what they cannot use for nutrients.

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These are the important public policy issues we should be discussing constantly.

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In regards to policy, one of the biggest issues in your district right now is health care and affordability.

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You know, what kind of policies are you working on right now to help your constituents for health care coverage?

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So we got a $50 billion rural health care infrastructure fund.

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That's done.

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That's in law.

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So that's going out.

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Standby for some very, very good news.

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Standby for some very, very good news on this front also.

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Like really, like really good news.

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You can tell us.

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No, I can tell you.

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I will tell anybody.

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What do you think the people can use me to do this for you to turn out younger members and those kinds of things?

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Keep telling the truth.

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Listen, the generation now, I don't talk smack about these, that younger people.

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Our youngest child is 27.

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But these are the young people that were locked in their homes.

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They were forced to wear masks.

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They were forced to get an injection that they didn't agree with or they would not be able to go to college.

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They were told that they read something wrong on the internet, that they would be banned from everything.

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And they saw their hero, Charlie Kirk, assassinated live on television.

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So the younger generation is completely motivated because they want freedom and they look at the Republican party as the party of freedom because we are.

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We didn't want to do any of those things.

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And so these kids, and I call them kids because they're young, as is 27, they just want freedom.

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And we're going to do everything we can so that they have freedom.

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I don't want to tell anybody what to do.

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And the Democrat party has become the party of the nagging mother-in-law, which by the way, I love my mother-in-law, her name is Virginia.

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She's 93 and she's a blessing, so make sure that that's a stereotype, not my personal experience.

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So we just tell them the truth.

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Let them know that we want to give them as much freedom as possible to live their lives as they want as Americans.

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Speaking of freedom, economic freedom is a bit concerned for millions of Americans, Wisconsinites.

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Inflation's the highest it's been since 2022.

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What policies are you?

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Inflation is not as high as it was under Joe Biden.

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That's what they think to be the highest.

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Inflation is not as high as it was under Biden.

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Gas prices are still lower than they were under Biden.

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One of the largest things for homeownership, like that's the American dream.

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You're about $100 plus thousand dollars into building a home before you even break ground because of regulations.

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Lee Zeldin, the administrator of the EPA, has done the largest deregulation package in the history of the country.

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That's imperative to make sure that we can build homes that are affordable for our young people.

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Right now we're working on the 21st century home bill.

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We've got the version back from the Senate. We're still tweaking it.

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I want people to be able to buy a home in their 20s, not their 40s.

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And that's a huge thing for Americans.

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So the gas, groceries, and grandkids, all these input costs are going down again.

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The reason that they're up a bit is because Donald Trump has decided to end a war that Iran declared on us 47 years ago.

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Congressman, there is a lot of time for immunity today.

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We've got a lot of candidates in a different congressional district, letting right open stores.

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Sure.

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Any thoughts on that? There's an endorsement of the candidate.

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There's a span of events on the fair and other members of Congress.

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Any thoughts on the overall state of the claim?

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Okay, Jesse, Evan, Kevin Herman and Michael Alfonso are all outstanding Americans.

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I endorsed Michael Alfonso quite a while ago because we have to understand that we're growing the party still.

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And you asked me earlier about getting in touch with younger people?

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Well, he is a younger person.

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And I think he's going to make an outstanding congressman.

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I'm not speaking clearly about Kevin or Jesse at all.

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They're both my friends also.

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I just want to see our party continue to grow.

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A lot of folks in the Republican party have heard this color.

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You know what I mean? I didn't bleach this.

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So we've got to make sure that we have more people with your color hair than mine.

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Oh, yeah.

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Sorry, the lights are pretty bright.

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We have time for a few more.

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Anybody has anything else?

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So, I mean, this race in the third is going to be so expensive.

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There's a primary there, too.

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We care to weigh in on the situation.

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Well, let me tell you this, man.

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I got elected in the first meeting that I took officially as a member of Congress with Emily Berge

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because she was in charge of her clarinet and freaked him out.

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They're like, what are you doing here?

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I said, look, I'm your congressman.

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I know that you campaigned against me, but I don't care.

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I want you to look me in the field.

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You understand me?

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I brought my district director here.

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There are private phone numbers.

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If anything comes up because you are working for the largest city in our district, and

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it's incumbent upon me to put politics aside and make sure if I can help you, I do.

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And so, Emily and I have known each other for quite a while, and we're back at dawn.

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You know, she's pretending to be a waitress.

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She is on several different George Soros funded think tanks.

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Look at her filings.

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If you guys did a little bit more investigative stuff in front of her, she's made hundreds

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of thousands of dollars as a political insider.

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She worked for the guy up in the Monaco Brewing Company as a fundraiser.

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So she outraised me this last quarter because she's a professional fundraiser.

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She's not Jenny around the block working as a waitress three days a week.

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That's just a lie.

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And it would be helpful if you guys help educate the folks in Wisconsin about who this person is.

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She came out and called all of her people racist because they're Caucasian.

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So just because 90% of this district is Caucasian doesn't mean we're populated by a bunch of racist.

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That's just not true.

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And the days for that won't crap are over.

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I look at you as a person.

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What are you bringing to the table?

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I don't care what your gender is.

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I don't care what your skin color is.

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I don't care what you do to privacy at your own home.

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I don't care about anything like that stuff.

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I want to look at you as a fellow American and move out with a purpose.

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Our state model forward.

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So what are we going to do that as if we start looking at each other for what we are?

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That's Americans.

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And she is the antithesis of that.

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Let's be super clear.

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She is a professional insider and fundraiser who raised money for a person that was celebrating

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the fact that we thought Donald Trump was going to be assassinated.

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That's despicable behavior.

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And you guys have got to get these stories out about it because I can't afford to do it.

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How are you feeling about your reelection chances this fall?

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I'm winning.

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Yeah.

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I'm going to win.

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I'll get out spent, but I'm going to win.

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You know why?

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Because I've been working my tail off in DC on a very good public policy that is helping

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our farmers.

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There's 40-ish bills are so past last year.

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Two of them are mine.

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Both have to do with veterans.

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And it's fantastic.

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We're helping people out in the right place.

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And I work very hard.

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And don't get me wrong.

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This is an honor to do this job.

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It is.

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But I hate politics.

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And everybody hates a career politician until you find somebody in this job that hates politics.

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Well, I hate the politics.

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I love the policy.

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I love helping my constituents.

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We save people's lives.

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We've gotten millions of dollars back in the federal government from them.

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We've funded multiple projects throughout the entire district to make people's lives better.

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We've saved 300 homes or so over bioclear.

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That's what I enjoy about this job.

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And that's why I'm going to win.

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Last one.

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What do you think is the biggest issue facing Americans?

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And there's a lot going to be sponsored.

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It's the same thing.

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It's gas groceries to grandkids.

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Gas is going to start coming down.

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E15 right now, that's up to 30 cents a gallon less.

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The ward that Iran declared on us is going to end.

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That's going down.

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The input costs are already going down for groceries.

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So everything is predicated on energy.

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Energy production is going up.

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That means that the input costs for agriculture are going down.

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The farm bill when signed into law is going to help tremendously lower the groceries part.

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And then the grandkids think Donald Trump is doing a fantastic job.

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That implies the security.

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The security for a nation.

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So there hasn't been a single illegal alien released into the United States in a year.

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We've got the Lake and Riley Act passed.

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So if you're a criminal illegal alien, you know what?

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You're getting deported.

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This is the place we're at.

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Over 150 of my Democrat colleagues voted to not deport criminal illegal aliens convicted

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of raping and murdering American citizens.

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That's a real number.

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Okay.

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That stuff's gone.

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So the grandkids part, I think President Trump's doing a great idea.

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There's a great job.

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The Trump Fund for kids.

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That's fantastic.

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So that these children have the ability to accumulate wealth.

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As they grow older, that's going to help into the future.

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He just did an executive order given folks who are 1099 workers.

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The ability to have a TSP account, a Thrift Savings Plan, which is great.

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So those things are coming along well.

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The gas grocery's grandkids.

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That's what we work on.

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There we go.

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This last one.

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What about the impact that we're going to see to hemp farmers once that new poll is closed?

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So it seems like it's going to be pretty big here in Wisconsin.

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Okay.

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Let me tell you what.

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I've got written up at high times about this.

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So the federal government in the 2018 farm bill opened the door for industrial production

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of hemp.

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They didn't really think it through.

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And understanding that people are going to synthesize cannabinoids and make this delta

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8 and delta 9 stuff.

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It's very fair.

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It's all my hemp farmers.

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I don't support these products.

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But the federal government can't tell you you can do something and then cut your legs

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out from underneath it.

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People have invested hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars around the country in

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industry that was legal.

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So they're set to call the takings clause in the Constitution.

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And I firmly believe that it's unconstitutional without compensation.

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So when you have imminent domain, if they want to put a road through and you don't want

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your field, they can condemn the land under imminent domain and they have to give you

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a fair market price.

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Someone's going to have to compensate these people for everything, record mortar buildings,

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their employees, all the equipment, all those things have to be done.

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Or I think it's unconstitutional.

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Okay.

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We got a wrap.

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Thank you very much.

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Yes.

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Have fun.

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Have fun here.

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Do you guys ever get out and sneak around and take off your personal assets so people

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don't know who you are?

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No.

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No.

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We're going to do that.

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We'll have a good day.

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I'm here to have her.

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By the way, I'm here to have a correspondent for CBF 58.

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How's it going?

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It's going good.

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I'm only ready for a month.

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So I'm learning everybody's name.

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Good.

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Who's here in general?

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The place to be for it, right?

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It is.

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Take care of everybody.

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Thank you.