joining us on set, joel haggard, senior vp for the asian pacific for joel haggard --u.s. meat export federation. we will touch on the opportunities for u.s. exports but prices are roughly double in china. what is the elasticity of demand, there? how can you see chinese shift from their consumption of pork? joel: that is a key question. there is probably better information on how much the hog herd has shrank, but what is happening in the home, how people are changing their protein consumption habits, very difficult to gauge. you are watching the increase in poultry and beef imports, which have also been massive price increases. the average chinese consumer is broadening out their protein consumption to include more non-pork items. rishaad: these dietary habits will change a little bit, and that would take years to do, wouldn't it? introduce people to different meats, perhaps? joel: spending a couple of dollars for spare ribs and now they are $20, you will look closely at maybe making some protein shift. yvonne: we just heard pork prices could return to a normal range. they

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he looks pretty tired and haggard. that he knew segregation is not equal protection the equal protection of the law is one of the most radical and important guarantees and as to the notion to take us back i say rubbish. [laughter] in these decisions from the last term that i wrote as a great originalist into conserve the original meaning of the constitution? you bet but does that lead to political results? so to have your cell phone data and of the living constitutionalist. double jeopardy ruth bader ginsburg and i were the only dissenters of the double jeopardy cases this year. [applause] on originalist grounds. your right to confront accusers and have a jury trial and to uphold that right is that liberal or conservative? i don't know it's a sixth amendment. so people have been selling that line then i have a bridge i want to sell you. [laughter] >> then you discuss the first amendment as well as original intent why do the founders believe press freedom is successful one - - essential to the republic quick. >> day tha

is pretty tired and haggard. and it is not equal protection of the laws. equal protection is one of the most adequate and important guarantees that a it yields to take us back to the horse and buggy days i say rubbish look at the decisions from this term that i wrote if you want an original list on conservativism that is consuming the original meaning you betcha because the phone - - does that lead to political conservative? it doesn't at all. so the right to have cell phone data kept private the originalist might very well be more protected than a living constitutionalist. double jeopardy. ruth bader ginsburg and i were the only two dissenters this year in the case of double jeopardy. [applause] on originalist grounds. you have a right to confront your accusers at a trial the five / four decision upholding that right. is that liberal or conservative? i don't know but it is the sixth amendment. people have been selling us that line that i have a bridge i want to sell you. [laughter] >> in the book you discuss the first amendment as well as the spirit of or