That's a big problem for our producers. There's an imbalance between our two countries. There have not been any export subsidies in Canada since 1995. There's been a 127 percent growth in exports since it was enacted. Any trade agreement will be measured on how it affects the agricultural sector.
Food security is viewed strongly by all countries.
Some in South Dakota don't think it's a good deal. The cattle producers feel like they are being hit. We have to address the currency issue. The average world tariff is 50 percent and ours is six percent. We have to break down those barriers and create a level playing field for all countries.