Hey guys, this is Rich from Rich TV Live and I have some breaking news. The Farm Bill clears the house. This is the news we've been waiting for. It is official almost. The house cleared farm legislation that renews agricultural subsidies and food aid for low income families without a controversial provision backed by conservatives and President Donald Trump that would have toughened work requirements to qualify for assistance. The bill passed 369-47 on Wednesday. A day after the Senate passed at 87-13, the measure now goes to Trump who has indicated he supports it. The five-year U.S. 667 billion legislation which also would extend federal crop insurance scrapped an earlier house provision that would have added work requirements for older food stamp recipients and those with older children. The provision has been included in the house version of the measure and was removed during negotiations with the Senate where it faced opposition. The bill requires governors to sign off on state requests for work required waivers in areas with high unemployment. Currently, able-bodied adults under age 50 without dependence are expected to work at least 20 hours a week or be in training program to obtain benefits but states can request waivers from those requirements for high unemployment areas. Another snag resolved by negotiators was a push by agricultural secretary, Sony Perdue, and interior secretary Ryan Zinke to enact more permissive logging regulations. Such provisions weren't included in the final legislation according to Democratic 8. Let us tell those farmers and ranchers and growers that are going through tough times that they're going to be good for the next five years, Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, chairman of the Agricultural Committee, said on the Senate floor. Political approval of HR2 comes after farm programs under current law began to expire September 30th. We made the compromises we needed to make to get this deal done. House Agricultural Committee chairman Mike Conaway of Texas told reporters last month. Trump told reporters at the White House on Tuesday that the farm bill is in very good shape and our farmers are well taken care of. The bill found a champion in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky who cheered the inclusion of a provision that would make hemp a legal agricultural commodity, a boon to some farmers in his home state. Under the farm bill hemp would be removed from the federal list of control substances. There it is! That's what we need people! We're so close! I can taste it! And hemp farmers will be able to apply for crop insurance. Unlike its biological cousin marijuana, hemp has industrial uses and doesn't produce a high if ingested. Proponents say it has other therapeutic uses such as easing pain and anxiety. So what do you guys think about this news? This is huge. We are literally waiting for the last signature. All we need is President Trump to sign off and we're through the farm bill clears the house and it was passed 369 to 47. Remember RISTV Live is strictly for education entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence, always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here in RISTV Live. Get all the breaking news, get all the top stock information. All right, you guys. Contact us on social media. Let's take a look at how this is affected the market today. Bam! MCOA! Up 58% today. Marijuana Company of America. Up 58% on this news today. What do you think about this? We've seen a lot of different stocks that have exploded based on some of these news today. What do you think? I want to know what you guys think. Please comment down below. Smash the like button. Share this video everywhere. The bill passes the house to RISTV Live. 49 to 47. What do you think? This is your boy Rich. If you're not winning, you're not watching. We bring it to the news and we bring it to you first. It's true. If I win and you win, we all win. I'm home. Peace. MCOA up 58%. Oh my goodness. Look at all that green. Wow. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.