CORRECTION: Contrary to what Dave Miller said on the air, under the proposed cap-and-trade bill, there would be full refunds for new increases of the cost of fuel for off-road agriculture & forestry operations. That would apply to things like actual logging or farming. But logging transport trucks — like the one driven by our guest — wouldn't get those refunds. We regret the error.

As Oregon lawmakers gather in Salem for the 2020 legislative session, a group that came together during the last session is organizing a rally. Timber Unity made a big splash in Salem driving logging trucks and carrying signs opposing cap-and-trade legislation, and supporting the Republican lawmakers who walked out to protest the bill. We hear from one of Timber Unity’s founding members about his hopes for the 2020 session.