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you got elected at the same time, you in south dakota and him in north dakota.ut him? >> he's radical. it is interesting how different decisions impacted the state differently. he shut down his state and he attacked me for hosting the sturgis motorcycle rally. he said this place was spreading covid. >> lawrence: this is outdoor. >> it is, these people love their freedom and understand government should not take it away. governor walz took away freedom of his people. people move to get away from his policies. riots started in minnesota under his watch. he called surrounding governors and asked for help. he panicked and called us for help to bring law and order back to his streets. that is remarkable, he is not a decision-maker. he promised law enforcement more and did not follow through. he supported blm. >> lawrence: thank you for joining us this morning. guys issue it's been great being at sturgis, i will send it back to you on the couch. >> steve: nicely done. >> ainsley: tell them hello. >> steve: indeed. say hello to bill hemmer employs >> bill: love sturgis

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> south dakota how do you cast your vote?the spirit of my beloved south dakota. i want to say that my people are still here. the council is still here. let me tell you where kamala harris presidency will mean for me, my friends and my commit to more opportunities, more good paying jobs that the future we deserve it the future we will win on november 5 only elect kamala harris it. the state of south dakota is proud to be part of a historic moment in our country's history. we are a land of hard-working farmers and ranchers that celebrate nine tribal nations and their incredible cultures. wert natural beauty can be seen from the big sioux river to mount rushmore. south dakota is honored to have all 20 of our votes for vice president kamala harris will soon be known as madam president. ♪ >> in tennessee, how do you cast your vote? >> mr. secretary the great state of tennessee first place in iraq 'n' roll. hometown to the blues it. the home and the state that gave women the right to vote. from memphis to the peak of mountain city

a south dakota community takes up the fight against right-wing book bans. director of a new msnbc original film about that fight will join us to discuss what happened right here on the weekend. lawmakers are trying to shut down planned parenthood. the health care of more than 2 million people is at stake. our right to basic reproductive health care is being stolen from us. planned parenthood believes everyone deserves health care. it's a human right. future generations are beginning to lose the rights we fought for. the rights for ourselves, our kids, and our grandkids. gone. just like that. i can't believe this is the world we live in, where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies. last year, politicians in 47 states introduced bills that would block people from getting the sexual and reproductive care they need. where does it end? planned parenthood fights for you every day. but we need your support now more than ever. visit this website, call, or scan the code on your screen, with your $19 monthly gift. help us win the fight for the constituti

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south dakota, 18 minutes.off in chicago, we will be there live monday through thursday. they are live at 6 p.m. pm eastern. neil, it's yours. neil: avoid the protests

meanwhile, this funnel cloud was seen in south dakota as a tornado warning was issued in parts of thete yesterday. the storm threat today will be from iowa to michigan, and we'll check your full forecast in a few moments. a united airlines flight from cancun to chicago had to make an emergency landing in memphis because of severe turbulence. at least seven people were injured. one person had to be hospitalized. >> we turn now to a listeria outbreak linked to contaminated deli meat. it's now being blamed for more deaths, and it's now the largest outbreak of its kind in the u.s. in more than a decade. this morning, the death toll climbing in a nationwide listeria outbreak linked to boar's head deli meat. at least nine people have now died, with cases reported in these 18 states. 57 people have now been hospitalized, and the cdc warns customers may still have the tainted meat in their fridge. the long shelf life for certain products, like bacon and salami, means some recalled meats have best buy dates through october. >> he always ate lunch meat, always boar's head gershon morgenstein sa

south dakota should give an award to him. south dakota four times faster than walz is growing them in minnesota. so is north dakota. so he is a great governor for texas, he's a great governor for floridaing, he's a great governor for south dakota and north carolina, but he's -- north dakota, but he's not a good governor for minnesota because he has taken the job creation there and wiped it out. professional services, engineering, accounting, all of these subcategories, the only area is social work and health care which is state funded. so he's building a, you know, for the lack of a better word, a social state that is losing it capital -- neil: well, you might be right on all that -- >> i am right. i'm not might be right. neil: no, no, no, he is the very p candidate, i'm saying. it doesn't necessarily translate into the presidential candidate doing the same. but i do want to get your sense of in this whole craziness with the markets. if they had a picked up, would it have been your sense that it would have been damaging to th

that's what we believe in south dakota.ld hope the entire country would back us in that and that our president would do that as well. >> what you make of the elliptic's overall? heil hitler during the national anthem of israel, during a match. in the opening ceremonies marking christianity. >> mip me but i haven't been able to watch it. ever since i saw the performance of the opening ceremonies in the last supper it just -- i figured i had better things to do and more important things to do. our athletes have worked so hard to be there and to compete and i love the opportunity that they have but it's been hard to watch something that should be an opportunity to celebrate those who pursue excellence and instead they're turning it -- turning into a political agenda and statement and that's what i think is so unfortunate in this country today. we should be celebrating the young men, celebrating the young woman. the differences and the extraordinary opportunities that they all have to compete but we certainly should not be blur

south dakota's referendum doesn't go as far as a referenda in other states.k to legalize abortion during the first trimester and only allow it in the second trimester if the woman's health is in danger. unlike nebraska, there is no competing initiative that gives voters the option to fully enshrine abortion into the const tuition, but it will restore some level of abortion access in a state that has made it entirely impossible to receive that care. abortion has been a pivotal factor in the last couple of years and this year will be the first time in the country will hold a presidential election since roe fell. a lot of attention is going to be paid to how the politics of reproductive rights could affect the presidential race and where it goes from here. when we come back, we will continue that discussion with two of the most insightful guests on this topic. kathy spiller and the president and ceo of reproductive freedom for all. anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on

dakota. and he said he remembers seeing lakota dressed in the regalia i don't know if it was like if he went on to the reservation. i'm not sure what the exact circumstances, but he saw the pride that native people had in their culture and he said it inspired him. so i thought that was really interesting. the civil rights era is also interesting to me because i think, you know, when we think about things like the voting rights act, you know, we think about like the south, right? and then enforcing the ability to make ensuring that folks have the ability to vote. but you know, for a long time, states had to pre-clear any kind of rules that they were going to put out as it relates to voting and how they may impact on you folks in southern states. but what i think a lot of people don't realize is that preclearance rule until it struck down ten years ago, ten years ago or so it also impacted states because western states did, the same thing that southern states did to african-americans except the

i'm president of south dakota parents involved in education.nts involved in education, uspie. the big picture is, this is all across the country. this is all across the world. this is the marxist global revolution. it's the cultural revolution. and this is what is coming into our schools. one of the things we'd like to do is eliminate the federal department of education, turn those programs back to other areas, turn 'em back to the states. they feel like the schools were taken over by a bunch of liberals, and the kids in the schools are being indoctrinated, and so they're taking something back that was taken away from them. what do you say to that? what's your response to that? much of this rhetoric is driven by people whose kids aren't actually currently in the schools. and so what they're seeing is, you know, in the media, they're seeing more representation of queer people, or more celebration of, you know, racial identities. and so they're saying, that must be coming from the schools. did you see the books? did you have any, like- we have so

south dakota, 18 minutes. the democrat national convention kicks off in chicago, we will be there live monday through thursday. they are live at 6 p.m. pm eastern. neil, it's yours. neil: avoid the protests. they will be everywhere. have a deep dish pizza. we are looking at the corner of wall and broad wrapping up an eventful week with the nasdaq tacking on 5% as things stand right now. the s&p 4%, 3% uptake in the dow. think of where we were a week ago when everything was swooning and concerns not only that we were in the middle of a meltdown but the fed will come to the fed will come to the rescue with a premeeting rate cut, that was then, no talk of that kind of thing. we are looking at a couple variables and wildcards, develop into the middle east, even hurricane off the coast of bermuda. let's go to ted weisberg. how are you holding up over there, how's this looking? >> it's looking all right. we are the bull's-eye for this hurricane but they downgraded the wind speed, estimating 75 kn. and have to contin

dakota and other states. in america, since 2022, the supreme court of the united states has overturned the right to terminate a pregnancy at the federal level, adopted in 1973, that is, the state, it folded itself. in our country, this issue is not regulated in any way, despite the fact that, by and large, we are facing a very serious demographic problem, remember, we talked about this in one of our issues: today, in terms of the number of abortions, russia remains one of the world leaders, why is that? this is what msu professor, doctor of sociological sciences, andrey vladimirovich milekhin writes in his report demography. according to the un forecast, if the current trends continue, by 200 the population of russia will decrease to 112.2 million people, which threatens the country with an automatic rollback to the level of an ordinary agrarian power, the loss of any chances for the formation of any sign. 1 and 4, this is what peskov says, while to maintain the population at least at one level, the coefficie

i don't trust her, i'm sorry but i don't relax california through and through even with south dakotaxperience always good to see you. >> this police department this ferguson police department since 2014 has been a punching bag for this community. >> that strong words you just heard from ferguson, missouri police chief after one of his officers was critically injured and a protest friday night. that officer identified travis and brown is fighting for his life in the hospital but official say officer brown suffered a severe brain injury when he was knocked to the ground during a protest marking the tenth anniversary of the death of michael brown. nate foy is alive with more. >> officer travis brown remained protester charged him, knocked him over and causes head to hit the ground. had happened while police moved in after protesters damaged a barrier outside the police department. one protester told reporters she blames a police for what happened. listen to this. >> police felt it necessary to rush the protests which up until then they are claiming had been peaceful to rush the protests

north carolina, pennsylvania, minnesota, south dakota, virginia, mississippi, and illinois.t on our air, lara trump who is the co-chair of the rnc and kellyanne had the important observation about how important this time it is that republicans vote early. >> we have spent a lot of time messaging to people all across america get your vote in early. and then come help us recruit more people to get out to the polls. every single american no, matter republican, democrat, or third party candidate, when you vote in the united states of america, you ought to know your vote matters and your vote counts. >> i think president and mrs. trump can make a great example by voting early in florida for him if the lion roars others were follow. i like the fact is he tied in pennsylvania. i think dave mccormick the senate candidate is a strong one. i has. so best ads against kamala of any down ballot candidate in this country. >> ainsley: republicans, they are saying to republicans, change the game. vote early. normally something that the democratic party does more so than the republicans. and

coming up you will see a documentary that explores a south dakota community and it's a fight againstschool shells including one by dave eggers. we heard his book was banned and he wanted answers. he is in tonight for the premier of to be destroyed. >> i am here because my book along with four others was pulled from the shelves at high school libraries and the students who were assigned the books were no longer allowed to read them and seniors in high school are about to be totally independent people and treated as adult in the eyes of the law and they certainly can handle a few passages in a few book that have a little bit of sexual content or adult content. >> when we come back i will be joined by the director of that project. that project. during the wise buys sales event, get two progressives and a comprehensive eye exam for just $129.95. book an exam online today. your gut is like a garden growing both good bacteria and bad. that balance is key to a healthy gut environment. benefiber's plant-based prebiotic fiber gently nourishes the good bacteria, working with your body to help

we are also seeing the tax on ballot measure efforts in states like arkansas, montana, south dakota and kinds of legal strategies and tactics are the antiabortion groups using to block those referendums? >> we are seeing all kinds of things. this is really, to be clear, when administrative process that the constituents of the states are following all the rules, filing hundreds of thousands of signatures, breaking records, and what we see is secretaries of states and other oppositional leaders who are trying to put roadblocks after we have followed all the rules in the state to try to keep these things from going to the ballot because they know we have seen in every single state that when we make the ballot we would win and people want to restore access in their states. >> i think it is important to state the backdrop of this. when it is on the ballot, even in red and purple states like kansas, kentucky, ohio, voters have basically voted to enshrine abortion access. so, i guess the question is, is this just an attempt to stop things from coming up from a popular vote and what does it tel

states, for example, in alabama, arkansas, louisiana, missouri, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, south dakota states. in america, since 2022, the supreme court of the united states has canceled the right to terminate a pregnancy at the federal level, adopted in 1973. that is , the state, it has folded into itself responsibility. for this act, that is, it is decided, it is decided by the people living in this particular state, despite the promotion of lgbt values ​​in america in the countries of the civilized world, at the same time, those same farmers who feed america, they continue to live by their own laws. this, by the way, can become a reason for very serious problems within the united states itself. elder pais and svyatogorets, a monk of mount athos, who in 2015 was canonized by the russian orthodox church as a klikuma of saints, said that when the state takes responsibility for committing an abortion, then the lord punishes the entire nation, when the state renounces making this decision, then the sin falls on the specific person who committed it. in our country, this issue is not regul

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sandra quest my >> sandra: as thousands of bikers descended on sturgis south dakota for the moe rallyough company going woke, and progressive policies and dei. post catching the attention of elon musk, who rode on x, doesn't sound super compatible with their customers beard fox news has reached out to harley-davidson and has not heard back. if we get anything like that during this segment we will put it on the screen, but it is not the first time that corporate america is getting called out for this. let's bring in taylor riggs and jackie deangelis, cohost of the big-money show on fox business. important to reiterate these are only allegations at this point. serious stuff, especially considering this is a public traded company, taylor. first reaction to it? >> i think my reaction overall, given we are on a business show, companies have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to do what is right for the company. making money. being loyal to their customers. helping shareholders make money, give them good guidance for what the future look like eared when inflation is high and their custo

yes, there are four lane roads in south dakota. some drivers got out of the cars.wner of the ostrich, yes, he has an owner helped capture it and get it back into its trailer unharmed. ostrich use in the house as a pet? do you sale it? do you sell ostrich egg unless what do you do with an ostrich. >> steve: you are reading the story you tell us. >> brian: bring you inside the ostrich purchase, i have no idea. but how about the fearlessness of the sue city residents? >> lawrence: they are crazy. you don't do that you don't go out there. >> steve: what are they going to do, lawrence? let it live on the street. [. >> lawrence: you don't go and try to save the day? >> rachel: australopithecus striches mean? >> lawrence: they can be very mean. look how big they are. love. >> brian: i love when they bury their head in the sand. >> rachel: coming up georgia governor brian kemp is not burying his head in the sand. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to de

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coming up on msnbc, you will get to see a documentary that affords a south dakota communities -- community'seard that his book, the circle, was banned from schools in rapid city, eggers -- wanted answers. he is here for the premier of to be destroyed. >> well, i am here because my book, along with four others was pulled from the shelves in a high school library and the students that were assigned the books were no longer allowed to read them. high schoolers, especially seniors in high school, they are about to be totally independent people. they are treated as adults in the eyes of the law and they certainly can handle a few passages in a few books that have a little bit of sexual content to them or adult content. >> when we come back, i will be joined by the director of that project, arthur bradford. t, ar for a total value of twelve hundred and fifty dollars. only on verizon. (jalen hurts) see you sunday! if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go off the grid. good to go nonstop. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults

and i remember one of these we were at a rosebud, south dakota, at one of these listening sessions. and we driving back to rapid city after and one of the people who worked works at the department of the interior who was traveling with us was really upset on the ride back. and it said, i never knew. i never knew. nobody ever taught me any of this. this was a grown person who works at the department of the interior said, i never that anything like this happened in our country or that it was federal policy. and so it's going to take a concerted amount of effort to make sure it's part of our education. but the flipside that is i mentioned my son, he's studying to become a teacher at michigan state, which got a really good teaching program. and it was earlier this year at the start of the spring semester, i got a text from them while i was at work and was a picture of the screen at in his class. his teaching class at michigan state and up on the screen was the of the federal indian boarding school report that had my name on it and and i talked to him about it and he said that in his tha

that seems appropriate because today lawrence is joining us from south dakota, the world famous sturgess. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. i guess you guys are right. we are going to be talking about this for awhile. the most interesting thing about it is she doubled down. she was already considered one of the most progressive people in the democratic party. and she says,you know, i'm not going to moderate at all. i'm going to choose one of the progressive governors that literally allowed to a city to burn while his wife essentially laughed about it. >> ainsley: yeah. i mean, his wife was -- she really enjoyed all of that, apparently, when her cities were burning. she opened up the window of her house, she said, so that she could smell in all of the burning smells. >> brian: burning tires. >> ainsley: and be a part of history. she wanted to breathe in an historic moment. >> steve: "new york post" has got the cover this morning out of left field. keep in mind he comes to us from the great state of minnesota so he is out there in the middle. certainly to the left. as you c

dakota and others. states. in america, since 2020. the second year , the supreme court of the united states has overturned the right to terminate a pregnancy at the federal level adopted in 1973, that is , the state, it has abdicated responsibility for this act, that is, it is decided, it is decided by the people living in this particular state, despite the promotion of lgbt values ​​​​in america. in the countries of the civilized world, at the same time, those same farmers who feed america, they continue to live by their own laws, this, by the way, can become a reason for very serious problems inside the united states itself. elder paisios the holy mountaineer, a monk of mount athos who was canonized in the russian orthodox church in 2015, said that when the state takes responsibility for committing an abortion, then the lord punishes the entire nation, and when the state renounces making this decision, then the sin falls on the specific person who committed it, but in our country this issue is not regulated i

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this 7-foot-tall bird stopped traffic in sioux falls, south dakota after he escaped from a trailer.eturned to his owner. thanks so much for kicking off rc >>> kamah anarris exciting thought. >> now that is a comeback. a reminder

but i think what it traces back to is one who's the young man in huron, south dakota. and the dust storms descended. and he said he thought it was the end of the world. and i believe that when he had that image of the shadows, he was thinking not only in the bible the shadow of the valley of death, but he was thinking of what it meant when the sunlight disappeared and you couldn't see five feet in front of you. and it felt the end of the world. and then when mom brought you survived and the sun came out the next day, that's why that image of the bright sunshine was so potent to him. thank you. you're welcome. beautifully captured in the book to hi my name is lisa socket and. i wanted to know if you're going to write next chapter after. 1948 and rob robert carrier like well those the two words robert caro and also you. robert dallek has done fantastic work on which inevitably involves humphrey and their relationship. so you have two major historians who have weighed in on that. and one of the things i liked about writing about early humphrey is i felt that this was the

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>> south dakota, how do you cast your votes? >> [ speaking in a global language ] in my beautiful lakota language that means hello my relatives, i shake your hand with a happy heart. that is the spirit of my beloved south dakota. i want to say that my people are still here. the southern counsel is still here. let me tell you what a kamala harris presidency would mean for me, my friends and my community. more importantly great opportunities, greater access to healthcare and a quality education. that is the future we deserve and it is the future we will win on november 5 when we elect kamala harris. >> thank you, mister secretary. the state of south dakota is proud to be part of such a historic moment in our country's history. we are a land that is proud of our hard-working farmers and ranchers and celebrates nine tribal nations and their incredible cultures. where natural beauty can be seen from the big sioux river to mount rushmore. south dakota is honored to cast all 20 of our votes for vice president kamala harris, who will so

the storms have already started, damaging winds, parts of south dakota, minnesota. david, it's the great lakes tomorrow, into the northeast, here to norm by wednesday. >> david: we'll be tracking it all week, ginger, thank you. >>> as we mentioned off the top tonight, the deadly landslide in alaska, homes destroyed, and there could be more coming. and near the grand canyon, those torrential rains turning deadly. abc's mola lenghi with the pictures tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in ketchikan, alaska, warning of more mudslides after a wall of earth rocks and debris rained down on the normally picturesque city, destroying multiple homes. >> this just happened. tree just went down. >> reporter: lea canfield recording this just after it hit. >>> thought it was lightning. then all of a sudden, the house started shaking. >> reporter: families forced to flee, some to shelters. authorities say at least one person was killed, three more hurt. >> the flooding is only getting worse, man. >> reporter: the mudslides coming after torrential rain swamped the area, nearl

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or south dakota, north dakota where my in-laws live, but iowa. he will translate. attorney general ellison, you said the key line, the heart knows the heart, i think that is exactly why people are wild about not just vice president harris but also your governor, minnesota governor tim walz. we will have to leave it there. minnesota attorney general keith ellison, as always, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. >>> coming up, if kamala harris and tim walz win in november, they won't be the only ones with a landmark victory, minnesota's lieutenant governor peggy flanagan joins me next to discuss how their win could also put her in the history books. >>> first, some vintage walz wisdom, he may have debuted one of his best campaign lines when he appeared on the sunday show last year, watch. >> it is a very midwestern value, mind your own dang business, the idea of dehumanizing trance children, we welcome children here. >> i think you coined a new state motto for minnesota. mind your own dang business. why do couples choose a sleep num

damaging winds, parts of south dakota, minnesota. have two ways of getting warnings tonight. david, it's the great lakes tomorrow, into the northeast, here to new york by wednesday. >> david: we'll be tracking it all week, ginger. we'll see you first thing in the morning on "gma." thank you. >>> as we mentioned off the top tonight, the deadly landslide in alaska, homes destroyed, and there could be more coming. and near the grand canyon, those torrential rains turning deadly. a woman swept away. abc's mola lenghi with the pictures tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in ketchikan, alaska, warning of more mudslides after a wall of earth, rocks, and debris rained down on the normally picturesque city, destroying multiple homes. >> this just happened. tree just went down. >> reporter: leah canfield recording this just after it hit. >> i thought it was lightning. then all of a sudden, our house started shaking. >> reporter: families forced to flee, some to shelters. authorities say at least one person was killed, three more hurt. >> the flooding is only getting worse, man.

we are going to california, and texas, new york, were going to south dakota, oregon, and washington and going to washington d.c. to take back the white house. jesse: primetime has been watching tim walz for some time we believe is going to howard dean himself it's a matter of when not if. this is him on stage yesterday. again waiting profusely in a very unsettling manner. perhaps he is overcompensating for something. but we cannot pinpoint what it is. but whatever it is it is weird. i would rather see al gore in short shorts than wild walz waiting like a cheerleader. even weirder than that is his love for communist china for the guy's weddiguys wedding annivers chosen to honor china's square massacre. he honeymooned there with his wife practicing intense tai chi for weeks. wyatt with little to meet want to spend his honeymoon with a bunch of students, don't know. guess his wife did not care either. he ran china funded sabbaticals with giant groups of students for decades. who loves china that much? turns out ccp loves him right back. tai chi tim was paid $80 a month or 651 double the sa

we are going to california, and texas, new york, were going to south dakota, oregon, and washington and they were going to washington d.c. to take back the white house. jesse: primetime has been watching tim walz for some time we believe is going to howard dean himself it's a matter of when not if. this is him on stage yesterday. again waiting profusely in a very unsettling manner. perhaps he is overcompensating for something. but we cannot pinpoint what it is. but whatever it is it is weird. i would rather see al gore in short shorts than wild walz waiting like a cheerleader. even weirder than that is his love for communist china for the guy's weddiguys wedding annivers chosen to honor china's square massacre. he honeymooned there with his wife practicing intense tai chi for weeks. wyatt with little to meet want to spend his honeymoon with a bunch of students, don't know. guess his wife did not care either. he ran china funded sabbaticals with giant groups of students for decades. who loves china that much? turns out ccp loves him right back. tai chi tim was paid $80 a month or 651 dou

>> south dakota, how do you cast your votes?e spirit of my beloved south dakota. my people are still here, the seven council fires are still here. let me tell you what a kamala harris presidency will mean for me, my friends and my community. more importantly, more opportunity, better jobs, more access to health care, and a quality education. that is the future we deserve, and it is a future we will win on november for thuy elect kamala harris -- november 5 when we elect kamala harris. >> the state of south dakota is proud to be part of such a historic moment in our country's history. we are a land proud of our hard-working farmers and ranchers and celebrates nine tribal nations and their incredible cultures. where natural beauty can be seen from the big sioux river to mount rushmore. south dakota is honored to cast all 20 of our votes for vice president kamala harris, who will soon be known as madam president. >> tennessee, how do you cast your votes? >> mr. secretary, the great state of tennessee, birthplace of rock 'n' roll, h

>> south dakota, how do you cast your votes?the spirit of my beloved south dakota. my people are still here, the seven council fires are still here. let me tell you what a kamala harris presidency will mean for me, my friends and my community. more importantly, more opportunity, better jobs, more access to health care, and a quality education. that is the future we deserve, and it is a future we will win on november for thuy elect kamala harris -- november 5 when we elect kamala harris. >> the state of south dakota is proud to be part of such a historic moment in our country's history. we are a land proud of our hard-working farmers and ranchers and celebrates nine tribal nations and their incredible cultures. where natural beauty can be seen from the big sioux river to mount rushmore. south dakota is honored to cast all 20 of our votes for vice president kamala harris, who will soon be known as madam president. >> tennessee, how do you cast your votes? >> mr. secretary, the great state of tennessee, birthplace of rock 'n' roll,