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Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Some 40 percent of farm income now comes from a combination of trade aid (due to the China trade war), disaster assistance, farm subsidies and insurance claims, according to Axios.com. Is American food production, and thus national security, in jeopardy when so many farms derive so much income from sources other than selling food? Agricultural rade aid reaches $28 billion but still falls short of farm losses due to President Trump's ongoing battle with Communist China. How should conservatives view a bailout bigger than the one President Obama gave Detroit automakers?

Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you five times weekly thanks to the Members at https://BillWhittle.com . If you haven't met our Members yet, we think you'll enjoy the fellowship of freedom you find at our website.

Pilgrims to the former entertainment capital of the world find that California dreamin' today means they'll live in a pod, wade through a sewer and try to avoid the plague. While the movie business has scattered across the country and around the world, young people still flock to a place where great weather (and a few tech firms) drive the cost of real estate so high, they have to downgrade from their college dorm but still pay $1,200 per month. The next step for some is life under a bridge. Are people going to California to see a place that doesn't exist anymore? Or is Podshare a beautiful example of how free markets adapt?

Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green make four episodes of Right Angle each week, and a Backstage Members-only show, thanks to the folks who fund this enterprise. Our Members run a website with their own dynamic blog, comments, forum, private Messaging, podcasts (you listen to them, not live in them), and more. Enjoy the entire archive of Right Angle and much more at https://BillWhittle.com

Pilgrims to the former entertainment capital of the world find that California dreamin' today means they'll live in a pod, wade through a sewer and try to avoid the plague. While the movie business has scattered across the country and around the world, young people still flock to a place where great weather (and a few tech firms) drive the cost of real estate so high, they have to downgrade from their college dorm but still pay $1,200 per month. The next step for some is life under a bridge. Are people going to California to see a place that doesn't exist anymore? Or is Podshare a beautiful example of how free markets adapt?

Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green make four episodes of Right Angle each week, and a Backstage Members-only show, thanks to the folks who fund this enterprise. Our Members run a website with their own dynamic blog, comments, forum, private Messaging, podcasts (you listen to them, not live in them), and more. Enjoy the entire archive of Right Angle and much more at https://BillWhittle.com

Pilgrims to the former entertainment capital of the world find that California dreamin' today means they'll live in a pod, wade through a sewer and try to avoid the plague. While the movie business has scattered across the country and around the world, young people still flock to a place where great weather (and a few tech firms) drive the cost of real estate so high, they have to downgrade from their college dorm but still pay $1,200 per month. The next step for some is life under a bridge. Are people going to California to see a place that doesn't exist anymore? Or is Podshare a beautiful example of how free markets adapt?

Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green make four episodes of Right Angle each week, and a Backstage Members-only show, thanks to the folks who fund this enterprise. Our Members run a website with their own dynamic blog, comments, forum, private Messaging, podcasts (you listen to them, not live in them), and more. Enjoy the entire archive of Right Angle and much more at https://BillWhittle.com