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were never taught. the election of 1800. they were for president for candidates as it turned out. there was supposed to be to john adams was running as a federalist inmate upon thomas jefferson running as a republican. jeff assembles running with ehrenberg, that was the ticket. jeff jefferson burner was the vice president. back to before the top amendment whoever got the most electoral votes would be the president and for reasons i don't need to get into although it is very exciting. ehrenberg decided he had a shot at president given the fact that the federalist were playing games they knew the adams clinic at the presidency and having decided that they decided to try to stop thomas jefferson. they had a problem even though hamilton, despise jefferson and aaron burr, he despised aaron burr more and add bad experiences. with aaron burr, jefferson was

furious that the federalist were playing games and that burr had stabbed him in the back. in the end as pointed out in the smithsonian a piece written november 1, 2004, an excellent piece by john sperling, the federalist decided to back burr, hearing their decision thomas jefferson told john adams, any attempt to defeat the presidential election will produce resistance by force an incalculable consequences. that is thomas jefferson. what else. burr was not the only given a high stake. every conceivable pressure was applied to changed votes. every conceivable pressure. those in the deadlocked obligations recorded daily but no one was lobby more aggressively than james baird. delaware's long congressman. who held in his hands the sole determination of how his day would vote.

this was the guy that would make all the difference in the world. he was pressured, he was lobby, bribes were even offered. for weeks, warnings had circulated some drastic consequences. if republicans were denied the consequently now they dangerous impalpable shaken president adams was certain the two sides had come to the oppressiveness of disaster. a civil war was expected. there was talk continuance would succeed if jefferson were not elected. some republicans declared it would convene another constitutional convention to restructure the federal government so that it reflected democratic or spirit of america. it was rumored that a mob had torn the arsenal in philadelphia. i was going to march on washington from power. jeffrey said he could not restrain those of the supporters who threatened a dissolution of the union.

he told adam that many republicans were prepared to use force to prevent the federalist legislative use of the executive branch. i think jefferson will be serving 50 years about now. and all likelihood, it was the threats that ultimately broke the deadlock, the shift occurred sometime after saturday's final ballot. it was delaware's baird who blinked and he abstained. so the state didn't go for either side and that's how jefferson wanted it. the final ministry of the election of 1890 jefferson and his backers with a sanctioned violence and denied the presidency soon after taking office jefferson claim there was no idea of using force. his remark proves little. during the ongoing battle in the house he alternately spoke of the seating to the federalist misconduct in the hope that the behavior would ruin them or calling a second constitutional convention. he probably would've chosen one

or both of these courses before risking bloodshed in the end of the union. why do i tell you this, jefferson who made statements that donald trump never made. the committee is trying to find ways to put those words in trump's mouth. we talk about a civil war, we talk about any of that stuff. didn't talk about violence that he wouldn't be able to stop. they're whining about 187 minutes when he told people stop. so this is a big deal. we have a piece of the washington post a couple weeks back and they're very excited it's titled what crimes might the january 6 committee say trump committed by amber phillips abstract of an official proceeding of congress is one of them. they talk about stopping lawmakers from certifying bidens win. they show the attack on the capital is not a spontaneous outburst but that trump and his allies specifically plan to disrupt the congressional

county. they have no evidence that trump did that. none whatsoever. what if they did not go forward with legitimate concerns raised by senators or house members. here is the problem we had prosecutors in the u.s. attorneys in office in washington. we have an attorney general, we have a media politicians in congress he don't understand how the electoral college works. all of these electors votes are sent to the united states. certified by the state. archivist sends them to a joint meeting of congress. on january 6 by federal statute. why does he do that? if the election is over if the election is done at the president has been chosen why does he do that. because it is not done until congress says it is done.

congress is the last check. not the courts, not the ballot boxes, congress. which is why jamie raskin one of the members of the january 6 committee objected to a republican president of one time. why, because he wanted to prevent a republican for being president. which is why the chairman of this committee bennie thompson objected once because he wanted to prevent a republican from being every member of the presidency. the system is built for objections, the system is built not to rubberstamp otherwise why and by congress at all. why congress voted on anything. why is congress certifying on anything because it's not over until congress says it is over. when people say trump was trying to reverse an election it is not over until congress says it is over. would actually have situations like this one. when it was over until congress

made the final decision and we had other situations like that. so he's not trying to stop lawmakers from certifying bidens wing quote unquote. conspiracy to defraud the united states. there is another nasty sounding criminal statute. an agreement to obstruct an unlawful deceitfully dishonest means and they point out pressuring vice president pence for electoral results on januar. pressuring vice president pence. i just told you members of congress have objected the electorate, state, and tire electors. right. the vice president of the united states is the president of the senate. senate it's like barbara boxer, she did in the past subject but the president of the senate is also the vice president. he can't object. here's a dirty little secret you not hearing from legal analyst,

you're not hearing from the media or anybody now you'll hear it without 100% sure what the vice president's role is. look at the constitution doesn't tell us, no. look at the 12th amendment is it clear, it's ambiguous. look at the federal statute that they all rely on from the 1880s. is that clear, no it's convoluted, anti-republican and democrat senators are now proposing a bill to clarify what the role of the vice president is when he oversees this process yet he wanted to be purely mr. where he is absolutely no ability to make any independent decisions. so why are they doing that, it is not clear if he did. i'll give you a perfect example. what if we learned after the quote unquote election that there is all kinds of bribery taking place a bribery scheme in that state that turned out to affect the outcome of the election. as the vice president of the united states overseeing the process and the president and

the senate can he object and send it back to the states. there must be nothing i can do. have to wait for my friends in the senate to say something ago not in the mind of doing it or the house or whatever. he can't do anything is that what the framers had in mind, i scarcely doubt it. but today have in mind he did not tell us. how do you build a criminal case about that. we pressured the vice president of the vice president resisted. so what, that's exactly the way the system is supposed to work. it's not supposed to be criminalized whatever criminal statute today have in mind. the committee wants to tie trump directly to the leaders of the mob that attacked the capital seditious conspiracy. leaders and gentlemen have you seen any of that? any e-mails, any text, any of the firsthand testimony, anything on the graphic, anything on the video, anything by anybody, anywhere despite the

fact that this committee has free reign, you haven't seen any. there is no despair seek to defraud the united states. there's been no obstruction or conditions conspiracy. what about the fake electors. that is to be resolved by the united states congress. that is not a crime either. you might not like it. you might think it's weird you might think it's unethical but it is not a crime so decriminalize politics in many of these things that are gone down in this country through its history. to completely misunderstand with the electoral college is all about and when the election is finally over which is why they me on january 6 to make that decision is to take the criminal wall process and projected on top of the constitution. too perverted, the democrats are pushing hard, they are pushing hard at the attorney general. they are pushing hard the u.s. attorney. the u.s. attorney is investigating trump, they are

looking at three, they went after his lawyers, they went into the phone calls, the text, they want to see what? that a candidate was fighting hard to win, challenging what was going on in the states and of course many of the states don't have clean hands. there is article two of the constitution where only the state legislatures. the state legislatures can make the wall through which electors are chosen. only in our history the very earliest. the state legislature selected the electors. you did not vote they selected the electors. some of them did but most of them didn't. the state legislatures had all the power. today it could be a supreme court, majority democrat, governor he was a democrat. you see that all occurred in the state of pennsylvania and so forth and so one. all of these cases hundreds were brought by a law firm and other law firms in washington, d.c.

tried to change the election laws. they were working the democrat politicians and the courts in working in the governor's office and so forth and many of them succeeded. like it or not they're free to do that too. the free to do that to the other party is free to respond in the final say is in the congress of the united states. is not the u.s. attorney's office, and not by the attorney general of the united states. is not a bit of the courts. the final say is congress. that's why it winds up before a joint meeting of congress with the vice president oversees the process. that is why a member or members of the house and senate can object to the election and they have members of this committee and nobody's been arrested and nobody's been charged with obstruction, nobody's sad that their trimming democracy on its head. none of those things. i'll be right back.

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mark: welcome back america a great honor to have kristi noem here. second time i've ever interviewed her once on the radio and now trade a fantastic new book not my first rodeo

lessons from the heartland. you are considered one of the great governors in this country. it's a small state and yet you're one of the standout governors, why do you think that is. >> i think it depends on who you talk to but our people in south dakota are incredibly happy and i would say it is because they are free. we see incredible changes in her country the last several years. we watched the media use fear to control people in the left use fear to promote an agenda that is remaking the america that we live with each and every day. drop the pandemic in south dakota i made very different decisions than most of the other governors. we never did any mandates or shutdown businesses or so people can have gatherings. never once defined what an essential business was. we told people we would trust them based on what authority i have under the constitution and

didn't grab other authority i did not have. we're seeing the results of that in south dakota. it is interesting when you look from state to state and see how they're doing today we leading the country with our economy. our kids are outperforming kids and every other state and educational outcomes i have less than 700 people in south dakota that are on unemployment today. when the president offered those elevated and employment benefits we would only state that said no thank you. our people want to work. it's an experiment of what our founders envisioned this country would look like in south dakota. we actually did it and i think it's bringing hope to the rest of the country. we have people moving to south dakota in record numbers in their moving there because they want to be like us. >> using the federal government wants to get in the phase of the states in every direction whether to healthcare, the economy, whether it's natural resources and so forth.

farming, ranching. you look at this and you look at the inflation rate. what can a state like south dakota do to fight that sort of thing. the lady from the midwest and it's a little state a small population the economy is relatively small trying to shut down your activities. >> i'm so grateful the last several years when i was going to the pandemic other challenges in south dakota was governor and president trump was in the white house. i was able to be on offense every single day i was out there with the president letting me do my job and i was able to focus on economic development and focus on making sure our state with low regulation. that we were low tax. it's been a complete fundamental change sent joe biden went into the white house. all we dealt with now is beat on defense. my best tool that i have as

governor now that i don't have somebody the white house understanding their job and leaving us alone is that i have to sue them and use the federal court system to push back on their overbearing regulation, mandates that are coming down and impacting my people. for instance they just told us we have the strongest bill in the country that we just signed into law to protect girls sports. only biological females can play in women's sports interstate. this white house has threatened to take away all of our school lunch resources for poor and underprivileged kids if we don't comply with their mandates. it's interesting to me not only have they hurt my timber contracts to crash my lumber industry. not only have they mandated certain activities on the federal land such as national parks and bureau of land management practice. not only are they coming forward with higher taxes and more spending. also coming out to create a

leftist agenda that is extreme and willing to hurt children to create an unfair environment for women to succeed. it never ends. my best opportunity for pushing back on the federal government the way that it operates in joe biden's america is to take them to court and sue them. what happens then i end up on defense trying to protect my people from the high inflation. high taxes, the hifu cost that they're dealing with each and every day that hurt their budget so badly. mark: but may come back does this not illustrate the disconnect between people who come off the east coast or the west coast, people who are in washington, d.c. and that bubble in the social environment. many people who don't come to south dakota have no idea what you're talking about neither ideologues trying to protect their views on your state. do you think you are uniquely,

not necessarily qualified but the way that you grew up as your book points out not my first rodeo to see this and fight it and confronted, that's my question will be returned. we'll be right back.

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more rain is on the way. it's been described as historic flooding. at this hour 26 people are confirmed dead. another 37 are missing. kentucky's governor said it might take weeks to find all the victims. shelters have been open for the homeless but heavy rain is hampering rescue. they damage to roadways and bridges is massive. rain is expected to continue traffic coming weeks. the sports world mourning the loss of nba legend bill russell who passed away peacefully at the age of 88. the star boston celtics 111 world championships and became the first black head coach of a major u.s. sports team. he's been remembered of a champion of civil rights. i'm jon scott now back to life, "life,liberty & levin". mark: welcome back america kristi noem is uniquely qualified by her upbringing in many ways to take on this federal advice and i think so

because i read your book and i see how you grew up yet a very tough father, you worked on the farm you became independent very quickly the book is not my first rodeo, explained that. >> i think it's interesting the country is hungry for a little bit of the american west. when were having this discussion about our history in the importance of civil debate and discussion and were pushing back on critical race theory and those who would make our republic. it is good to reflect back on the way of life that built this country. a lot of the blessings that i had as a child growing up in the west on the ranch making a living off the land producing the food with my family that feeds this country. there is lessons we learned from that. one of the best gifts my parents ever gave me was impossible things to do. i think we crippling our country in this country. with parents and grandparents

that need to get up everyday and protect their kids, my parents did the exact opposite. what they did was prepared before life, they can be hard things to do which created us as kids to be problem solvers, gave us confidence to take up the next biggest challenge in front of us. those life lessons that i learned growing up are things that we need to come back to and appreciate about america that built america and we need this next generation to turnaround the agenda but the left has grabbed a hold of that would cause us to lose our liberties. people heard a lot about me probably during the pandemic because rachel maddow and elizabeth warren and all the liberals were called to be dangerous and irresponsible and reckless. i want people to read this book and understand why i made the decisions i made and wired believe in our constitution. why i was so focused on trusting people letting them use personal

responsibility. it's really the way our government was intended to function. it created an environment south dakota that i believe is testimony to our country. our state is bringing hope to people because we prove, we as conservatives always believe that it works in all we need to do is point to the consequences of what adhering to those principles, what those consequences are and what they can bring in the success that they yield for pursuing the american dream for so many people across this country. mark: how and why did you get into politics, you explained in the book. >> what i was going to college my dad was killed in an accident. he was 49 years old at the time. it was tragic for our family. he was superman he worked all the time even when we were on vacation it was hard work. when we lost him i quit college, i came home and took on the business. wait a very large operation at the time.

i remember a few months after he passed away i had all these people working for me. we returned to figure how to get a crop in the ground to get to calving season with our cattle herd and i got a letter in the mail from the irs that said we owe death taxes. i couldn't figure that out i was 22 years old and did not see how a family can have a tragedy and all of a sudden the federal government owes taxes on everything that they only tried to take away the family business. it made me angry i started to show up immediately got passionate about tax reform. if you remember back then mark tom -- was the u.s. senate majority leader from south dakota. i started going into all of his meetings and talked about the importance of tax reform. i was raised by daddy don't complain you fix them. naturally the only reason i got involved in government and politics. i decided i cannot complain about tax policy i needed to show up and be one of those willing to help fix it.

mark: as a governor i'm sure you're looking over the horizon and seen so many of the problems that your citizens face in your state faces as a result of the federal government the ability to run a farm and ranch. the price of fertilizer is through the roof which is hurting farming. the price of tractors, the price of everything is through the roof. from time and time you take a gaze over the horizon a look at the federal government and say somebody needs to put their foot down against the administration. >> all the time. there is something special about farmers. they go to the bank they borrow money, they go by feeds, fertilizers, chemicals and they put in the dirt and hope it rains and a few months later they can go pick up and sell and pay their bills. you could farm for 20 years and make a good living and you could have one bad one lose everything.

i've been talking about our food policy for the last 15 to make 20 years as a national security issue i watched as countries and enemies have bought upper fertilizer companies, are chemical companies are processing systems yet now they are buying land across united states of america. they are not dummies china is not to strengthen our militaries and stealing rip and manipulating their country, their buying up our food supply chain when they own it they will control us and that is imperative that this white house figure out we need to continue to grow our own food keep farmers on the land and every one of their energy policies and regulations that they put out cripples the ability of the united states of america to feed itself and that is one of her greatest national security threats that we have in the near future. mark: kristi noem your breath of fresh air, the book is great not my first look rodeo lessons from the heartland and i hope everybody watching will get your book and learn a whole lot about you. i think your figure from the

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mark: welcome back america via peter schweizer with us. nobody better when it comes to figuring out corruption. president of the government accountability institute his great book red-handed. american elites helping china win. let's focus in on communist china they have muscled up their military to the point where they are a great threat to the united states. not just in the south china sea but all over the world. they seek to be the number one superpower if not the next five years certainly by the next ten years. i feel like were unraveling under joe biden and his administration culturally, politically, momentarily will be woke attitude that's been pushed, the fact that we can get enough volunteers to serve in our military. the kind of minimum and that

want to serve in our military did what her about pronouncing critical race theory and all the rest of it. and then we see that biden wants to surrender our trade situation with the chinese the trump in place. we see that he has backed off and targeting communist china for monitoring what it comes to stealing our intelligence information. all of the wrong signals being sent by the said administration i fear taiwan will be invaded and we will have an effective response. isn't part of the problem we have a manchurian president. >> you are exactly right when it comes to china's intentions they are open and clear they want to plant just as the world's major superpower. they believe our political system, our economic system needs to be replaced by their own. the battle lines are different than we've ever seen before you are quite correct about the military challenge what was

troubling about china is not just the military threat it's a cultural threat that represents institutions like tiktok et cetera working to undermine american society. the question in face of that threat what is our leadership doing we talked before numerous times about the financial ties that the biden family has with beijing china that is absolutely a factor here, what we have to see is a retreat with a thousand small steps. the trump administration came in and said american institutional investors can't own shares of stock in companies that are linked to the chinese military that are blacklisted the biden administration because that's okay the china initiative is designed to enhance their military under the trump

administration the biden administration is ended it then you have the issue of general tariffs, solar panels the biden administration is walking away from the terrence all of the small steps and concessions there is not one thing that the biden administration received in return for those concessions they were giveaways and retreats and enormous problems even close to that were facing from beijing. mark: this pushed by the biden administration in his fanatics. the no growth green new deal climate change so-called staff. it is killing our energy industry nobody has fossil fuel like we have we were energy independent under trump and who does and power at every level the communist chinese, where do the solar panels come from. the batteries need material that can only be found in china and china allies.

you take the fossil fuels off the table, we are not a superpower any longer. instead were wishing for air, praying to the air gods in the sun gods in the wind gods and whatever else were praying to without any real blueprint for reacting properly to this in transitioning property under properly. it's right in the hands of the chinese. >> this is a key point what we are doing we are moving from energy independence that the united states has had in recent years and were moving to a point where we are going to be dependent on a foreign power for our energy. i'm not talking about opec it is worse than opec it is communist china. 80% of the solar panels and solar technologies and wind technologies coming into the united states are coming in from china. the biden administration recently did in a giveaway was get rid of tariffs that was helping the american solar

industry china to compete. the chinese are dumping these technologies on the united states. biden administration got rid of those protections. working to be more dependent on china for energy means. the question those of us that remember the 1970s will be having gas lines wasn't going to be like when communist china continues to effectively controls our new access to energy sources. that is precisely what the biden administration green initiative is doing. >> i have no probably trump green initiatives with more alternative industry but why on earth you get rid of tariffs that are helping out domestic renewable industry and handed off to china is a strategic failing on an enormous scale. mark: solar panels and batteries. duty batteries for electric

vehicles. elements in a battery many are not in the united states, they're not underground and are not in our waters many are in africa, afghanistan, ukraine and china. china will have control over so much of our energy nerve centers. our electricity, our ability to transport, our ability to travel to keep our homes warm and cool during the summer why would be surrender this to the communist chinese when we are energy independent. these are questions why is the committee of congress looking into this nothing, we have committees for everything, committees on top of committees but when it comes to biden crime, we have absolutely nothing. where is the u.s. attorney investigation in this. i believe you told me at one point. i want to pursue this will may come back. the biden have received from china and other foreign

governments or foreign front corporations. over $30 million. that doesn't even create a curious interest by nancy pelosi and the democrats for their tax returns. or any kind of oversight hearing or special counsel. they're worried about donald trump who is out of office and they won't oversee biden who is in office. is the democrat party itself and on this corruption? that is my question to you when we return. we'll be right back.

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mark: welcome back america. the communist chinese peter schweizer, must feel they own a lot of our politicians not just democrats but republicans. they must feel pretty good about building up their military, they must feel pretty good that joe biden is incapable of confronting them. first of all are the democrats at large part of the problem here because they haven't held in the oversight hearings with the biden's. the communist chinese must not feel really threatened by joe biden because the dictating who they can and cannot or they think they can visit taiwan. >> our political class in this

administration has capitulated in the face of beijing not only in terms of the overall competition but the demand that they make this idea of the speaker of the house is going to threaten this administration militarily and are administration effectively is saying we don't think a trip like this would be a good idea since the terrible precedents. by the way i don't expect you would see the chinese doing this and ronald reagan were in the white house or john f. kennedy in the white house they see weakness and smell weakness and they know they have this commercial tie with donald trump. they have a commercial try with the biden family and he gives them leverage. let's remember we were talking about the competition like minerals in the developing world for electric vehicles let's remember the president's own son

hunter biden was connected to an investment firm controlled by the chinese government when he was on the board room they were requiring mineral assets and africa that were being taken away from western mineral companies is not a question of turning a blind eye your effectively aiding and abetting of what beijing is doing in the competition with us that is the state of play that we have in america today. no question beijing is a bolding and frankly they have reason to be. mark: speaking of hunter biden don't you question how this investigation is so limited to the u.s. attorney's office in delaware. that office probably does not have the resources to conduct the worldwide investigation that is necessary when it comes to hunter biden thank of the criminal division which has enormous resources, the main justice department the house and warmest resources they could've

taken over this case and resources to delaware and seemed like they're dragging their feet then we learned from senator grassley that has whistleblowers saying they have been trying to cover up the laptop and everything else. >> the fbi is supposed to investigate crimes not effectively cover them up. i think you're quite right to have a u.s. attorney however, effectively may be investigate what is a global financial criminal enterprise is simply a mismatch or an overmatched. i said from the beginning we needed an independent counsel. you cannot trust the justice department whose senior officials are appointed by the president to investigate the president's family. he did have an independent counsel not only to look into the criminal allegations and what i think are actual crimes but the american public needs to have a reporting and accounting

of what was uncovered and there is something that the statute of limitations had passed on that market public needs to know the financial entanglements of the first family with our chief rival on the global stage which is beijing. you're not to get that with a grand jury or department of justice investigation. this is a great miscarriage i still have hopes that the grand jury is going to leave the indictment of hunter biden who you are quite right narrowcast focusing on specific issues rather than the broader question is this family compromise. the fact that they receive $31 million from four chinese businessmen with direct links to the highest levels of chinese intelligence tells you all that you need to know about the need to this to be and investigated by an independent counsel. >> i'm waiting for the editorials and commentators to

say joe biden and his family not that he is just too old and is not with it but by character he is not fit to be president of the united states. we look at his financial dealings and that of his family it is sleazy as hell. and by character he is not fit to be president of the united states. thank you for everything that you do and god bless you. we'll be right back feel the rush of performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down feel by a backedup gut"mance miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow.

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>> why is that the us attorney and us attorney general the united states with parading and trespassing illegally? illegally in the capital building? literally two officers. i is that? especially when us capital police chief's various about your pass on this and i also have a question for the judge why did you give a five-year sentence to a man in washington dc, african-american who assaulted three police officers on january 6? by the way i agree but on the other hand when a young man african-american was strangling an african-american police officer and attacking to other police officers in the subway in new york, why

was he let out in 24 hours? one gets five hours one gets 24 hours? trespassing is okay if you are from hollywood but not from peoria? protesting is okay i'm public rounds but not if your parents? you are corrupt as hell i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin". steve: good evening welcome to "the next revolution" this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. just out of interest i went back and read biden's inaugural address again and something amazing not the endless disingenuous policies about unity but the fact he barely even talks about the economy. it's hardly mentioned and now we know why. because biden's actual