President Trump Hosts Farmers at the Rose Garden

The White House (YouTube) videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel2026-06-26

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My name is AJ Richards. I'm from Cody, Wyoming by way of St. George, Utah.

Hey, I'm Kate Thornson. I'm a fourth generation apple and pear grower from very north central Washington. I'm a dairy farmer from southern Illinois.

My family have been ranchers in southern Utah since six generations ago. I just want to thank President Trump for being a transparent president who is willing to listen to the challenges we face in the heartland in rural America. It's obvious the president in his previous administration has been very in tune to farmers and ranchers how important they are for the economy of this country and uh it has carried over into the second administration.

You know being a woman in agriculture, a fourth generation farmer, I can say that women in agriculture wear many hats and I can't tell you how refreshing it is to be invited to the table. We have a saying in the west, graze it, log it or watch it burn. And in my home state of Utah right now, we're losing tens of thousands of acres to wildfires.

And it's thanks to the president and fighting back against the ENOS that have captured our public land grazing for their special interests that our ranchers can get back to the land, start producing cattle, and rebuild our domestic herds. So, thank you, Mr. President.

Name Calling The term 'ENOS' is used as a derogatory label to discredit a group rather than address their arguments substantively — for example: ENOS

Conspiracy Appeal The phrase implies a hidden sinister plot by a shadowy group ('ENOS') that has secretly 'captured' public land grazing for their own benefit — for example: captured our public land grazing for their special interests

Appeal to Prejudice The phrase 'our ranchers' and 'our public land' invokes in-group identity to frame the issue as a battle between 'real' Americans (ranchers) and outside special interests — for example: our ranchers can get back to the land

Transfer Directly thanking the president borrows the authority and legitimacy of the office to validate the preceding claims and frame the president as a heroic protector — for example: thank you, Mr. President

We're grateful for you. I want to say a huge thank you to Secretary Rollins and to President Trump for even including the next generation. The progress that has been made has truly impacted young farmers and really gives me a lot of hope.

We're so grateful to President Trump and Secretary Rollins for the product of USA labeling, rolling back the death tax, the ability to write to repair, to work on our own equipment, and and I would like to thank personally thank President Trump. It's very obvious that he understands how important that farmers and ranchers are for the economy of this country and for the national security of this country. I think he's the first president in my lifetime that just constantly talks about farmers and cares what's happening on our farm.

truly cares what's happens on our farms. We are very happy and excited to be at the Rose Garden having dinner tonight with President Trump and this administration and we can't thank him enough and this administration for all they're doing for agriculture, especially cutting a lot of the red tape that we we're not fans of. And what was your what was the thing you like and cutting the taxes tax relief?

Tax relief for farmers. Yes. For farmers like our family to to be here today is very special.

I served in the military uh deployed to Iraq. It's very special. celebrate America's 250th year to have the opportunity to be here with the great farmers and ranchers of our nation.

I'm very humbled and I feel very blessed. So, thanks for having me. I don't want to over that's it's beyond cool to be here.

Never been at a dinner like this at the Rose Garden. So, uh I am really truly blessed and humbled that to have the opportunity to be here.

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