north dakota.d to see you. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'm going to stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ but there ain't no doubt, i love this land! god bless the usa! ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you, and defend her still today, but there ain't no doubt, i love this land! god bless the usa! ♪ [chanting "usa!"] >> president trump: hello fargo, we love you. what a place. thank you very much, this is an honor. you know, i wish we could have had this stage back about a hundred yards to see how many people come up this place is packed. the only thing more packed is outside, trying to get in. they are having a hard time, they can't get in, it's full. you know, we had the chance for a 24,000 seat arena, and we should have taken it. the problem is, if we didn't quite get there, they would say, he didn't fill up the arena. he didn't fill it up. that's what they would say, he di

north dakota. that's what you need. and that is kevin kramer. saw vote for any democrat in november is a vote for schumer, pelosi and maxine. maxine, she is a beauty. i mean she practically was telling people the other day to assault, can you imagine if i said the thing that you said. we demand that he immediately drop out of the race. can you imagine seriously if i said that or somebody else of that. horrible what she said. now they want to censure her. let's see where that goes, folks. her own party was talking about censure. let's see where that goes. heidi was also against us from the very beginning. of the travel ban. 's i'm proud to report that just yesterday the supreme court approved our travel ban to keep america safe. by the way. by the way. a lot of media back here. if cricket hillary would've won this election, and if she came here which is about a 0% chance after the election. should have 200 people in a conference room in a small hotel. you know what the saddest thing is, we, i, were

north dakota. heidi heitkamp is going to be in a very tight race there. we will be watching closely as the president arrives and we will bring you their lives. have a great night everybody and we will see you in florida. >> tucker: and president trump is about to speak in fargo, north dakota and we will go to that event as soon as it begins. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it was a drama packed newsday today thanks to the supreme court kennedy. he announced his retirement this afternoon which gives the president at the chance to appoint a second justice which could result in a big change to the court's ideological makeup as well as quite any ideological battle. kennedy was routinely the swing vote in the most contentious cases before the court. our judiciary correspondent and accomplished attorney, joins us tonight with an overview. >> justice kennedy gave us the ultimate head fake this morning. they had gaveled the term done and said we will see you back on the bench in octob

north dakota.d, and that is kevin brady. so a vote for any democrat in november is a vote for schumer, pelosi and maxine. maxine. she is a beauty. she practically was telling people other day to assault -- can you imagine if i said the things she said? we demand that he immediately drop out of the race. can you imagine seriously if i said that or if somebody else said that? horrible what she said. now they want to censure her. let's see where that goes, folks. her own party was talking about censure. let's see where that goes. heidi was also against us from the very beginning of the travel ban, a common sense policy to improve our vetting and our national security, and i'm proud to report that just yesterday the supreme court upheld the travel ban and our authority to keep america safe! [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa] president trump: by the way, by the way, a lot of media back here. [crowd booing] president trump: if crooked hillary would have won this election and if she came here whi

north dakota.d, and that is kevin brady. so a vote for any democrat in november is a vote for schumer, pelosi and maxine. maxine. she is a beauty. she practically was telling people other day to assault -- can you imagine if i said the things she said? we demand that he immediately drop out of the race. can you imagine seriously if i said that or if somebody else said that? horrible what she said. now they want to censure her. let's see where that goes, folks. her own party was talking about censure. let's see where that goes. heidi was also against us from the very beginning of the travel ban, a common sense policy to improve our vetting and our national security, and i'm proud to report that just yesterday the supreme court upheld the travel ban and our authority to keep america safe! [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa] president trump: by the way, by the way, a lot of media back here. [crowd booing] president trump: if crooked hillary would have won this election and if she came here whi

statute does, south dakota's statute must be invalid. there is no jurisprudence for holding that. >> that's duplicative. >> it would be constitutional in part because, as i was saying earlier, we don't understand will to have issued an inadvertent holding with respect to internet holdings. the court can clarify quill rather than overrule it. but if the court felt that retroactive application of the decision, the collection of back taxes raised more substantial constitutional problems. it could simply leave open the possibility of a dilings -- additional pop top. >> what is the perspective overruling of quill? then we would have no problem. >> i think the court has issued perspective announcement of constitutional rules in the following sense. that is the court has determined, i believe, that the court's role is to interpret the constitution, not to amend it. if the court says in june of this year that the dormant comment clause means x, it can't say up until now the dormant comment clause meant something else. and in that sense, perspect

agriculture isn't just a part of the south dakota way of life, it is a south dakota way of life. while i'm one of those south dakota residents who doesn't farm a ranch, i always considered it one of my great privileges to know south dakota farmers and ranchers and get to represent them here in the united states congress. that's why when i was in the house of representatives, i chose to serve on the house agriculture committee, and that's why i serve on the senate agriculture committee today. mr. president, our biggest job, as members of the senate agriculture committee, is to work on producing farm bills. she's bills set the -- these bills set the rules of the road for farmers and ranchers. they govern crop insurance and livestock disaster programs which is so important for those working in an industry where bad weather can wipe out a year's work. they set the rules for conservation programs. they cover farm loan programs and much more. this year's farm bill is particularly important as farmers and ranchers are facing a tough ag economy. net farm income is half of what it was fou

south dakota is a small state.cannot be overlooked it we have to be a better see long-term gain for this short-term pain. vonnie: thank you for your time, senator appeared republican senator mike rounds in south dakota. caroline, i believe you have breaking news. caroline: about medical device makers. striker has made an approach to boston scientific, and this is according to the wall street journal. we are seeing the market move. boston scientific up as much as about $40, trading at billion in terms of market cap some of the biggest jump since two years ago, april 2016. we're not seen this sort of move in more than two years for boston scientific. we do not know if it will be approach.to stryker's the develop surgical and mical products. we will see whether boston scientific is receptive. stryker down, boston scientific higher. l's get bloomberg first word news. court: the u.s. supreme gave states or power to purge voting data based on people who have not cast votes recently. justices upheld in ohio system that co

thank you, north dakota. thank you! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> sean: as you can see, president trump wrapping up another massive rally, this time tonight in fargo, north dakota. good news for everyone in america who cares about our constitution, the future of this country. you can give it up on the screen. we'll watch the end -- oh, there we good, better. for the second time in less than two years, president trump will have the opportunity to nominate a judge to the highest court in the land, breaking today, justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement from the u.s. supreme court. in moments, we will explain why this is such a huge, monumental development. plus we'll preview the upcoming political battle over the president's looming nomination. if history tells us anything, and everybody there really is trying to scare you already, democrats, they their corrupt media friends, they will do and say anything to malign the president's nomination, block them from fulfilling his constitutional duty, get ready for the li

sales into south dakota are more than 200 transactions. i would expect other states will start adopting similar laws. it will not apply to all vendors you will still be able to buy things on ebay without tax. if you are not charged sales tax , but it is taxable, you have to pay the use tax on your own. which is the same amount as sales tax. >> at this point, south dakota folks will pay more for online purchases it is a trickle-down effect for the rest of us. >> we will have to wait to see with the states enact>> a lot of brick and mortar businesses have long complained that they have been forced to charge state sales tax well online competitors do not have to. do you feel like these online retailers have had a competitive advantage all of this time? >> they do, but they also do not have a physical presence. their view is why should we be subject to all of your laws, when we do not actually benefit in the state. the state could do a better job of getting the customer to self- pay the tax. states have easy ways for taxpayers to do that. they

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we are standing up for north dakota. thank you. >> [cheers and applause]. >> the forgotten men and women of our country are forgotten no more. no more! they don't know where they all came from. and by the way, our people they said it was 35. then said it was 40. then 42. the polls are driving them crazy. now over 50%. then they said some great people, they said any time trump gets a poll add we12 to it. >> [cheers and applause]. >> did you ever notice -- i hate it. i meet these people. they call them the elites. i look at them. i say that's elite? we have more money and more brains and better houses and apartments and nicer boats. we are smarter than they are. they say the elite. we are the elite. you are the elite. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i said the other day, let's keep calling these people -- they have been stone-cold losers. let them call themselves the elite. remember you work harder, but you are smarter than them. let's call ourselves from now on the super-elite. >> [cheers and applause]. >> we are the super-e

south dakota, whoever brought this. to believe that the supreme court was already contacted in this and debated it before the issue came up because these states are broke. the decision in rhode island that the federal court upheld that they could break contracts now the state police for retirement and medical benefits. there is a lot of states that are in dire straits. they cannot fulfill this, and now they are going to find a way. i have a reasonable belief that is what the supreme court did. i think they were already contacted. host: let me give jessica a chance to respond to the monetary issue. we are talking potentially billions of dollars that can be collected from consumers going into the coffers of states. guest: that is absolutely right. the money is driving this, no daddy. -- no doubt. perhaps you feel like states have a revenue problem. or perhaps you feel that states have a spending problem. it is certainly much, much easier for them to tax other businesses than to make tough political choices. they would rat

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the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. rounds: thank you. i rise to discuss the agricultural improvement act for 2018 known as the farm bill which we are considering on the senate floor this week. the farm bill is a vital piece of legislation to the people of my home state of south dakota where our economy depends on agriculture to survive. with more than 31,500 farms across the state, south dakota ranks in the top ten for ag production providing a $25 billion impact on our economy annually. stability and certainty for our farmers, which this farm bill helps to provide, is crucial as they do their part to feed and fuel a growing global population. i'd like to thank chairman pat roberts, ranking member debbie stabenow and all the other members of the senate ag committee and their staff who worked tirelessly to get this market-oriented bill to the floor for consideration by the full senate body. this bipartisan bill will provide much-needed certainty to our ag community at a very pivotal time when the ag economy is facing significant challenge

i do want to bring in senator mike brown of south dakota. he currently sits on the senate arms services committee, and was previously the governor of south dakota. welcome to bloomberg technology. senator brown: thank you. emily: do you think president trump has started a trade war, or would you call it a trade dispute as senator navarro puts it? senator brown: well, right now, it is a dispute. but nonetheless, it is impacting our markets. soybean prices are down, and that's a lot of money in south dakota. china imports or takes up about 25% of the entire soybean market in the united states, 60% of exports. so it makes a big impact on one of our agricultural states. south dakota being one of them. emily: this certainly sounds like a trade war to me. we're talking about another billion dollars worth of chinese goods. senator brown: fact is, the president does not think we're getting a good trade. we will allow the administration time to put together negotiations, but time is running short, particularly in agriculture where we are looking at p

emily: thanks to senator mike rounds from south dakota.oogle is pushing deeper into online commerce, investing millions in cash in china's jd.com. the company joined retail solutions in southeast asia, u.s. and europe. coming up, the border wall, nearly 2000 miles long, and silicon valley is trying to cash in. how the politics of the wall borders big tech immigration politics. if you like bloomberg news, listen on our radio app. listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: a new ceo has been named for the health care business. the company will provide health care to berkshire, amazon, and jpmorgan's one million u.s. employees. the goal is to be free from profit-making incentives and constraints. the battle over the u.s. border with mexico is not just a political fight over the thousands of miles were people seek to enter. it is a conflict raging in silicon valley, which seeks to balance immigration reform with big money government contracts. take microsoft for example. they scrubbed an on

lot of money in south dakota. china imports -- well china , takes up right now about 25% of the entire soybean market in the united states, 60% of everything exported. so it makes a real impact on some agricultural states, south dakota being one of them. emily: the tit-for-tat certainly sounds like a trade war to me. we are talking another couple $100 billion worth of chinese goods facing tariffs. sen. rounds: the president does not feel like we are getting good trade deals. there are a lot of people in the united states who feel the same way. we will allow the administration time to put together plans, but time is going to start running short, particularly in ag where we are looking at this year's production maturing. we are looking at corn crops coming in, soybean crops coming in. and if we don't have stability in this market in the near future, it is going to start impacting our economy. that is one thing we do not want to have it do. there is certainly a lot in the ag states, a lot of support for the president

host: laura from watertown, south dakota, snap benefits. what is your question and tell us your situation. disabled,am declared but not through social security administration. this is the only thing i did assistancefar as any . i want to add the food snap is tied in with the farm bill as far as the farmers getting their money regarding what their yields, their farms yield and produce. then also you have got to follow the money regarding what the state receives to advertise for the snap assistance program. personk receives $35 per just to advertise the snap program while south dakota only receives five dollars per person. also keep in mind for those states that did not go along with any medicaid enhancements for the poorest of the poor and the sickest of the sick, you have no medical insurance coverage in south dakota for people like myself that only made $5,000 in 2016. in terms of the snap program being part of the farm bill, the caller clearly has a sophisticated understanding of the program. we will recall it was south dakota senator geo

, north dakota, montana and nebraska. the modified amendment would maintain sod saver in those states while gichk governors around the country the option of opting in to the program. in their own state. i'd ask the chairman for his commitment to continue to work with me and senator thune to expand provisions to additional states as the bill moves to the floor. do we have your commitment, mr. chair to continue to work with us? >> everyone around this table, and for that matter in farm country knows that i support, maintain improving crop insurance, it's the number one issue we heard from farmers, ranchers, growers, all across this country. number one. i believe senator stabenow and i were able to accomplish that in the mark before us in the provision to address sod saver. the amendment would make technical change tossed the sod saver provisions to the 2014 farm bill by clarifying circumstances that reductions in benefits will apply. well i have concerns with expanding the sod saver requirements beyond the current six state

sher senator mike rounds is south dakota -- of south dakota. fashion designer kate spade has died.nforcement tells the associated press that she was found dead in an apparent suicide in her new york apartment. trading at session lows following the news. we will bring you any details as we get them. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." when eric schmitt was elected treasurer for the state of missouri, he confronted a problem seen at the state level in this country -- a state pension plan that was unfunded. the funding level had 70% of what was necessary. he came up with a plan to address that, and illinois is addressing a similar approach. we now welcome him from st. louis. sen. schmitt: thank you for having me. david: explain in br the plan? sen. schmitt: illinois, as most people are aware, has had significant issues. junk bond status last year, raise taxes on middle-class fan -- families. they are an outlier, but most states have a similar challenge. illinois and missouri is about 30% funded. we endeavored to tackle these issue. we wanted to be hones with taxp

north dakota, montana and nebraska. this would maintain the states while giving governors around the country the option of opting into the program in their own state. i've asked to continue to work with senator thune to extend these two additional states as the bill moves to the floor. >> do we have your commitment to continue to work with us to? >> everyone around this table, and for that matter in farm country knows that i support maintaining crop insurance it's the number one issue that we heard from farmers, ranchers all across this country number one. the amendment would make technical changes to the provisions passed in the 2014 farm bill by clarifying circumstances that reductions and benefits will apply. while i have concerns with expanding the requirements beyond the print states, i think it does strike a good balance by providing the expansion nationwide only if the governors approved the policy change in the state. i appreciate the senators working with us to alleviate the concerns from the producers and crop

thank you, kevin, thank you north dakota. a great honor. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- >>> coming up thursday morning, the pennsylvania congressman has the immigration and judiciary committee on the clinton email probe. and they talk about the future of the immigration policy. be sure to watch c-span and the washington journal at seven eastern on thursday morning.. -- join the discussion. >>> fbi director christopher wray and rod rosenstein testify on thursday before the house judiciary committee about actions taken during the 2015 election, including the clinton email investigation. watch live on thursday at 9:30 am, eastern, on c-span 3, or listen with the c-span radio app . >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country, on our 50 capital store. it stopped in fairbanks, alaska, asking what is the most important issue an alaska. >> i was born and raised in fairbanks alaska. i knew the most important issue to me is the laws in our society. i think that the nation built on immigrants and diversity -- we are finding it hard to embrace

hoping to rally people for congressman kramer in north dakota.oing to be in a very tight race there. we will be watching closely as the president arrives and we will bring you their lives. have a great night everybody and we will see you in florida. >> tucker: and president trump is about to speak in fargo, north dakota and we will go to that event as soon as it begins. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it was a drama packed newsday today thanks to the supreme court kennedy. he announced his retirement this afternoon which gives the president at the chance to appoint a second justice which could result in a big change to the court's ideological makeup as well as quite any ideological battle. kennedy was routinely the swing vote in the most contentious cases before the court. our judiciar

president trump will depart this hour for fargo, north dakota. the president continuing his week of campaign appearances in tough midterm races, and tonight, he'll attend a rally for republican kevin cramer. how the president stands on trade is impacting the race for a key senate seat. >>> it's a major shake-up for the country's highest court. supreme court justice anthony kennedy announcing retirement sending shock waves through our nation's capital and giving president trump a second pick on the court. how the president is responding to the announcement. >>> and national security adviser john bolton, he's in moscow today revealing the commander in chief will sit down with russian president vladimir putin. the latest details on the president's newest summit with another world leader. adam: but back to the markets. the dow ending session lows, had been up 280 points early in the session marking the biggest intra-day swing in almost two months. phil flynn is watching the action in oil from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york

you need a senator who doesn't just talk like they're from north dakota. but votes like they're from north dakota. >> so will the president need those democrats? will he lose votes from his own party given those questions? our big question today -- would collins and murkowski actually break with the president on a supreme court pick? let's break down the latest on the question of senate math, confirmation math, supreme court math. again, the bottom line, democrats sit here with 49 votes and no filibuster. so if they want to block this trump pick, they are going to need help from republicans. what's it looking like with this news about collins and murkowski and how they are talking right now. let's do the math. we say republicans have 51, but john mccain right now is sidelined. we don't know if he'll stay sidelined throughout this. if he does, that right there would bring republicans down to 50. that's the bare minimum. they got pence there. if there is any tie, to break it. but 50 is the bare minimum. if -- a huge "if" -- but if collins and murkowski ended

she said she is always willing to work with the president if he is willing to help north dakota. >>> and this was a victory lap with trump-backed candidates this week in the primaries. the president was happy about the demise of joe crowley. he lost his race to 28-year-old first-time candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> one of my biggest critics, a man named joe crowley by a young woman with a lot of energy. she had a lot of energy. i guess he didn't see it. they couldn't find him. >> with crowley out of the picture, the democrats now have a leadership crisis. >> he was going to take nancy pelosi's place. i was so disappointed. i want to keep nancy pelosi right where she is. i want to make a plea to my democrat friends. please, please, please, don't remove nancy pelosi. >> it did not take long for the president to attack alexandria ocasio-cortez. in a tweet, he blasted the extreme democrats for the push to abolish i.c.e. >> the president touting his poll numbers at the fargo rally. even poll numbers he is not sure are real. >> you saw the polls that come out. i don't know if this i

south dakota, whoever brought this.believe that the supreme court was already contacted in this and debated it before the issue came up because these states are broke. the decision in rhode island that the federal court upheld that they could break contracts now the state police for retirement and medical benefits. there is a lot of states that are in dire straits. they cannot fulfill this, and now they are going to find a way. i have a reasonable belief that is what the supreme court did. i think they were already contacted. host: let me give jessica a chance to respond to the monetary issue. we are talking potentially billions of dollars that can be collected from consumers going into the coffers of states. guest: that is absolutely right. the money is driving this, no daddy. -- no doubt. perhaps you feel like states have a revenue problem. or perhaps you feel that states have a spending problem. it is certainly much, much easier for them to tax other businesses than to make tough political choices. they would rather

i had two twinkies and chocolate milk in one night. >> reporter: the president arriving in north dakota, aiming to unseat a democratic senator in this reliably red state. his tough tariff policy has many here uneasy. >> we're going to lose a bunch of farms in this holds. >> reporter: what t >> reporter: he's a fourth generation soybean farmer. >> they're down $40 a bushel. >> reporter: since the president made this announcement? >> since they started the tit for tat on trade. >> reporter: the wisconsin home of harley-davidson, the president tweeting, we won't forget and neither will your customers. >> thank you, peter alexander from north dakota. >>> tonight, 50 million people are at risk of severe storms in the south the heels ofive states. one terrified an illinois family who recorded this dramatic video of an ef-1 tornado coming right at themh estimated peak winds of 90 miles per hour. >>> brace yourselves for dangerous heat about to hit an incredible 160 million of us starting tomorrow. our al roker is in st. louis tonight tracking the threat for us. al, good evening. >> reporter: l

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. >> reporter: the ruling comes after a dispute between the state of south dakota and retailers such as overstock and wayfair. south dakota wanted to collect sales tax even though retailers didn't have a physical presence in the state. in a 5-4 decision, the supreme court justices sided with south dakota ruling states can force retailers to collect the tax. wayfair is based in boston where the governor calls the decision a win for brick and mortar businesses which have been forced to charge sales tax while their competitors online have not. >> i would say this is a good day for states, and it's a good day for those in the retailing space who have been for many years disadvantaged. >> reporter: before the ruling online shoppers were supposed to pay the sales tax to their state themselves, but most did not. >> it wasn't that the tax wasn't due, it's a question of who remitted it to the state. either the seller did it, or the consumer did it. to be honest, if it was left to the consumer, it never got paid. it puts the onus back on the seller. >> reporter: large online retailers have alr

he's focused on it, determined he's going to get me. >> in north dakota, david shannon's family triedhe revelations about swinging, and now joan was telling them that she had become a suspect, to which they replied -- joan? not a chance. >> we tried to play the scenario. did joan have a part in it? none of us could see that she could possibly have done that. it is just not in her nature to do that. she can't. >> but brenda did have somebody else in mind. >> now, elizabeth? i could see it. >> elizabeth? the shannons' 15-year-old daughter? is it possible she was a cold-blooded killer who executed her very own stepfather? the man who adopted her, raised her, provided for her? maybe, said david's sister brenda. daisy and elizabeth were always troubled, said brenda. and when elizabeth hit her teens, watch out. >> david and joan did not have the tools needed to deal with what those two girls dished out. it was boys, drugs, violence. if she got angry, she would destroy something of theirs. >> that was hardly elizabeth's view of things. she conceded she was no angel. she acted out all right,

one of them is from north dakota, heidi heitkamp. but you've also got the senators of montana, missouri, west virginia, indiana. they are democrats, but they are going to feel the heat to get behind whoever trump nominates because they're from states that trump won. and in the case of indiana, a state where there's a very strong social conservative leaning of the electorate. and so this is going to be difficult for schumer to keep all of his democrats in lock step in opposition to this nominee. >> on the right-hand side of your screen, live pictures. the president has flown from fargo to milwaukee where air force one has just landed. let's speak a little english here. is it fair to say the white house contracted out this list of potential justices to the federal society in washington? that that basically is the vetting arm, at least the first wave of vetting for these names? >> yeah. it does seem that most of those names do have that in common, that they are judges who have been sort of groomed by the federalist society, which, of co

wayfair wasn't charging people in south dakota sales tax. south dakota said that wasn't fair. wayfair said they didn't have to because it didn't have physical offices there so they went to court. today the supreme court sided with south dakota. the justices said states can require companies to charge sales tax on internet purchases without a physical presence and could result in many, many more state laws and state tax on a lot more online purchases. the difference of opinion here points back to the supreme court. and decades ago. in 1967, justices ruled that mail order catalog purchases tax xemplt. in 1992, issued another ruling along the same lines and ever since brick and mortar stores, those that have physical locations, showrooms, if you will, they claimed they're at a disadvantage compared to online sellers. states said they lost billions of dollars of tax revenue here and both sides repeatedly asked congress to settle the issue. congress. but congress hasn't. today's 5-4 ruling finally answers the question. wayfair issued a statement today and said it's long supported a

and we care deeply about this witnessed by having two senators from north dakota on the committee. we are going to have an amendment process here and i hope w we can have united to pas the bill and make this process easy on the two that have been the most amount of work and that hiss chairman roberts and rankig member stabenow to get this across the finish line we pledge our propagation and i pledge my cooperation in helping us achieve a farm bill before the fourth of july. thankpe you mr. chairman and i will submit other comments for the record that i want to get the pitch for the unity coming out of m the committee. >> thank you for the parental supervision to get to this point and your hard work on this bill. it's good for the montana farmers and ranchers and will protect crop insurance. i hear a lot about that back home to support critical researcho and provide much-needd certainty in these turbulent times in the economy if you look at the notepad in front of u us this is the committee on agriculture nutrition and forestry. i do believe the forestry title couldd be stronger. i'

i think she'll be the next governor of south dakota.f her and she is going to be a great national figure in addition to being the governor of south dakota. as you look at california, got to tell you, donald trump flexed some muscle and california and it seemed to work. that was a very impressive showing by john cox, hopefully,s some coattails, down down ticket, particularly in orange county. i thought dianne feinstein had a remarkable finish. that was not even close in a race that a lot of people were chattering about. she dominated from aty that really didn't even sup her. i think she's got to be pretty thrilled tonight. >> shannon: what do you make of your former colleagues in southern california, house members, how their districts are playing out, potential lockout for democrats republicans are hoping for that. >> earlier in your show, shannon, you had the deputy, i believe, for the democratic party. they don't have any issues to run on. if you look at what the democrats running on nationally? what are you running on locally? they th