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Farmer: Trump's got it just all wrong. First, he created tariffs. Farmers are taking on higher costs. Then he starts a trade war with China. China stopped buying US soybeans, leaving bins full and farmers going bankrupt. And now, Trump's going to not only give Argentina $40 billion, now...

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🚨JUST NOW: President Trump says China has COMMITTED to buying $40 BILLION worth of US Soybeans He expects CHINA will buy EVEN MORE! "China committed over 40 billion of soybean purchases, and that is a commitment, and I ask President Xi if we could up it. I think he would do that. Not commitment, 40 billion is a commitment, soybean farmers are quite happy."
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🚨JUST NOW: President Trump says China has COMMITTED to buying $40 BILLION worth of US Soybeans He expects CHINA will buy EVEN MORE! "China committed over 40 billion of soybean purchases, and that is a commitment, and I ask President Xi if we could up it. I think he would do that. Not commitment, 40 billion is a commitment, soybean farmers are quite happy."

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China just bought soybeans from Argentina instead of U.S. farmers and now Trump wants to give Argentina a whomping $40B to bail them out. Americans want to buy U.S. beef and support our U.S. cattleman like Chris Gibbs. MAGA did you vote for this?
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China just bought soybeans from Argentina instead of U.S. farmers and now Trump wants to give Argentina a whomping $40B to bail them out. Americans want to buy U.S. beef and support our U.S. cattleman like Chris Gibbs. MAGA did you vote for this?

Holly 🇺🇸🦅✨

68,849 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

American soybean farmers harshly accused Trump of the trade war he started: China and other countries stopped buying from American farmers. What does Trump do? He uses tariff revenue to bail out farmers. The problem is that American consumers, who are also farmers, pay the tariff costs. The federal government uses that money to pay the farmers for the money they lost as a result of the trade war it started. Then, they stamp their name on it and claim they support farmers.
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American soybean farmers harshly accused Trump of the trade war he started: China and other countries stopped buying from American farmers. What does Trump do? He uses tariff revenue to bail out farmers. The problem is that American consumers, who are also farmers, pay the tariff costs. The federal government uses that money to pay the farmers for the money they lost as a result of the trade war it started. Then, they stamp their name on it and claim they support farmers.

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25,641 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Hassett: "China has, especially for soybean farmers, has stopped buying US soybeans. Right now the silos are full and there are soybeans sitting on the ground with tarps over them. That's unacceptable to the president. We're calling up all our soybean customers around the world as part of our trade negotiations and we're also getting ready to have really strong policies to support our farmers."
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Hassett: "China has, especially for soybean farmers, has stopped buying US soybeans. Right now the silos are full and there are soybeans sitting on the ground with tarps over them. That's unacceptable to the president. We're calling up all our soybean customers around the world as part of our trade negotiations and we're also getting ready to have really strong policies to support our farmers."

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Reporter: Todd Western III, a soybean farmer, says trade tensions between the US and China are fueling uncertainty for his business. China, the world's largest buyer of soybeans, hasn't pre-purchased any soybeans for the upcoming US harvest. Farmers are also concerned tariffs will drive up costs. Current rates will mean higher prices for items ranging from fertilizers to farm equipment

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Trump’s trade war is hurting AMERICAN farmers, manufacturers, and consumers. In China, US beef is gone, now replaced by Australian beef — a result of #Trumptariffs. When Trump slapped heavy tariffs on Chinese goods, China retaliates with tariffs on US exports. #DemsAbroad 🧵

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Yours truly on how CHINA HOLDS ALL THE CARDS: "We threaten China with tariffs. China says, 'We're not going to buy any soybeans from you.' China KNOWS THE CHOKE POINTS and A LOT OF THE CHOKE POINTS ARE IN US AGRICULTURE."

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An Arkansas farmer explains how Trump's trade policy has led to a "disaster" because China, once a major buyer, now gets its soybeans from Brazil. The US went from a $12B soybean market to zero, hurting American farmers who relied on exports to China for their livelihoods. Now, there's no relief in sight.
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An Arkansas farmer explains how Trump's trade policy has led to a "disaster" because China, once a major buyer, now gets its soybeans from Brazil. The US went from a $12B soybean market to zero, hurting American farmers who relied on exports to China for their livelihoods. Now, there's no relief in sight.

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🚨“President Trump’s plan to buy beef from Argentina is a betrayal of the American rancher.” Washington bureaucrats are on the brink of delivering a crushing betrayal of our farmers—and the America First agenda. America’s soybean market just CRASHED after China stopped buying our soybeans. Now, our cattle ranchers are on the brink of the same fate. Illinois cattle rancher and Farm Action’s Senior Director of Programs Christian Lovell warned that a new plan to buy Argentinian beef would amount to a “betrayal” of loyal America First ranchers—and would fail to solve any of our problems: “Importing Argentinian beef would send U.S. cattle prices plummeting—and with the meatpacking industry as consolidated as it is, consumers may not see lower beef prices either.” Just four major meatpackers control roughly 85% of our market. The system is RIGGED, and importing beef from Argentina into this rigged system will not lower costs for families or restore fair markets for producers. This announcement comes right after Argentina took hold of the soybean market after China stopped buying from American farmers. And what is Washington doing? Considering another $20 billion BAILOUT for Argentina. Read our full press release revealing why this proposal is a BETRAYAL of America’s ranchers below:🧵 Clip credit: Aaron Rupar
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🚨“President Trump’s plan to buy beef from Argentina is a betrayal of the American rancher.” Washington bureaucrats are on the brink of delivering a crushing betrayal of our farmers—and the America First agenda. America’s soybean market just CRASHED after China stopped buying our soybeans. Now, our cattle ranchers are on the brink of the same fate. Illinois cattle rancher and Farm Action’s Senior Director of Programs Christian Lovell warned that a new plan to buy Argentinian beef would amount to a “betrayal” of loyal America First ranchers—and would fail to solve any of our problems: “Importing Argentinian beef would send U.S. cattle prices plummeting—and with the meatpacking industry as consolidated as it is, consumers may not see lower beef prices either.” Just four major meatpackers control roughly 85% of our market. The system is RIGGED, and importing beef from Argentina into this rigged system will not lower costs for families or restore fair markets for producers. This announcement comes right after Argentina took hold of the soybean market after China stopped buying from American farmers. And what is Washington doing? Considering another $20 billion BAILOUT for Argentina. Read our full press release revealing why this proposal is a BETRAYAL of America’s ranchers below:🧵 Clip credit: Aaron Rupar

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🧑‍🌾 SOYBEAN FARMERS: “Trump’s trade war took things from bad to worse… and he just gave $20 BILLION of taxpayer money to our competition.” China buying ZERO is crushing farmers— and Trump bailed out Argentina as it has taken market share.🤔 TN among hardest hit states. (Again)
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🧑‍🌾 SOYBEAN FARMERS: “Trump’s trade war took things from bad to worse… and he just gave $20 BILLION of taxpayer money to our competition.” China buying ZERO is crushing farmers— and Trump bailed out Argentina as it has taken market share.🤔 TN among hardest hit states. (Again)

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ABC News omits one material fact about the $12B farm assistance and botches another. DAVID MUIR: President Trump's proposal to give American farmers a $12 billion bailout now in taxpayer money in part because of the pain caused by the president’s tariff policy? RACHEL SCOTT: Yes. David. And American farmers have been struggling across the country for months, China refused to buy American soybeans because of that ongoing trade war. This $12 billion is taxpayer money and it's not the first time the president has had to help out farmers because of his policies. During his first term, he provided $20 billion to farmers because of his trade policies too, David. MUIR: Rachel Scott, live at The White House tonight. Rachel, thank you.

Jorge Bonilla

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Trump: I want them to buy soybeans, they stopped buying our soybeans because they thought that was punishment and it is punishment to our farmers but we're not going to allow that to happen. I used to call President XI all the time to say thank you or you're not buying enough.
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Trump: I want them to buy soybeans, they stopped buying our soybeans because they thought that was punishment and it is punishment to our farmers but we're not going to allow that to happen. I used to call President XI all the time to say thank you or you're not buying enough.

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Arkansas soybean farmer on bailouts: "I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half."
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Arkansas soybean farmer on bailouts: "I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half."

Molly Ploofkins

25,711 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Arkansas soybean farmer on bailouts: I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half.
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Arkansas soybean farmer on bailouts: I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half.

FactPost

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Arkansas soybean farmer: I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half.
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Arkansas soybean farmer: I want trade, not aid. I need a place to sell this stuff. I can work hard enough and make a product. They've painted us in a corner with this China deal and China not buying soybeans. They've tore a market in half.

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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 Trump came home from Beijing claiming China agreed to buy American soybeans, but there's no quantity, no commitment, and no deal. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says China already buys all the soybeans it needs from Brazil. It was only buying American soybeans as a favor to the U.S., and that mindset is gone. With fertilizer shortages now biting, American farmers may not even be able to produce what China supposedly agreed to consider buying. China's message to Washington is simple: lift the blockade and get out of the Middle East. SonofNewAmericanRevolution
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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 Trump came home from Beijing claiming China agreed to buy American soybeans, but there's no quantity, no commitment, and no deal. Ex-CIA Larry Johnson says China already buys all the soybeans it needs from Brazil. It was only buying American soybeans as a favor to the U.S., and that mindset is gone. With fertilizer shortages now biting, American farmers may not even be able to produce what China supposedly agreed to consider buying. China's message to Washington is simple: lift the blockade and get out of the Middle East. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

46,531 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

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Q: China has not made one soybean purchase this year in the United States. I talked to a farmer yesterday who says this is just killing her. Would Trump meet with Xi because China has refused to buy soybeans from the US? Leavitt: I can tell you is that supporting America's farmers is at the top of Trump's priority list

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My take on Redacted on Trump's lack of power in negotiations with China: "Tariff man's got problems with tariffs. Tariffs and sanctions are weapons of war. China has a statute ordering Chinese firms to ignore US sanctions. So, Trump is disarmed going into this meeting."
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My take on Redacted on Trump's lack of power in negotiations with China: "Tariff man's got problems with tariffs. Tariffs and sanctions are weapons of war. China has a statute ordering Chinese firms to ignore US sanctions. So, Trump is disarmed going into this meeting."

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