01:30We don't know what mass deportation is going to mean, okay? We don't know when
01:44it's gonna start. He said it's gonna be in day one. I don't know where he's
01:49gonna start because if there are millions of people here, he obviously
01:52can't cover the whole country at one time. I don't know where he's gonna go.
01:57Hopefully it gives us time to reach out to the administration and talk to them
02:04about immigration for our essential workers, like our farm workers, that, you
02:10know, we can't have deportations here because it would disrupt our
02:15food supply for the country. We really don't think that anybody wants that
02:21because without our people, our farms will come to a stop. We will not be able
02:27to harvest our fruits and vegetables and nuts, and that will interrupt the food
02:34chain for Americans, and it would possibly increase food prices
02:39tremendously, too. Well, number one, I don't think it would happen overnight
02:43because you don't want to cripple any kind of food source, and we provide a
02:50food. The same as the vegetables, the lettuce, they provide food. If you wanted
02:58to say, okay, everybody's going to get taken away, which I don't think is going
03:02to happen, and I have to emphasize that, mechanization is coming. Mechanization is
03:08already here. There's already automatic milkers, basically, in the barn, but there
03:15are new milkers that are automatic that actually attach the machine, and they
03:19don't need employees.
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