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City Washington / Baltimore / / Company Ralston Purina / American Agriculture / Ford / remember hearing how the Ford / / Continent America / / Country United States / / Event Business Partnership / / IndustryTerm tight food supplies / intermediate devices / bank / machinery / agricultural products / pretty important device / food / / Organization Congress / Washington State Wheat Producers Association / White House / Michigan State / Department of Agriculture / Farm Bureau / office of Management and Budget / Congressional Budget Office / / Person Winnie Hoover Soapes / David Broder / Spiro Agnew / Reagan / Lynn Daft / C.R. Daft / Bergland / Emily Soapes / / Position advocate / Secretary of Agriculture / economist / Spokesman / Agriculture Team leader / President / farmer / major professor / Undersecretary / agricultural economist / tackle economic problems / one of the founders / Secretary / Transcriber / lobbyist / / ProvinceOrState Ohio / Minnesota / Iowa / / PublishedMedium The White House news / / SocialTag 
Exit Interview with Lynn Daft, Domestic Policy Staff Interviewer: Emily Soapes of the Presidential Papers Staff Date: November 24, 1980 Transcriber: Winnie Hoover Soapes: I will just start by asking a very elementary que