 But Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told reporters the other day he doesn't think it can get done. Until such time as all parties are looking at it from a practical point of view. Vilsack said the House version promises all kinds of programs for farmers, but does not have the money to pay for them. As the Congressional Budget Office has determined, there are multiple billions of dollars of deficit in the House bill, which causes concern about whether it can pass the House and certainly have problems in the Senate. And so as Vilsack puts it...