in south dakota. we don't need a federal takeover of elections which is what the washington democrats want to do. we have a decentralized system that distribute power and makes it harder for foreign companies to hack into our election systems. we have great integrity in our south dakota area, we work hard to make sure that is the case and we should keep it that way. >> well, i have complete faith in our election system. in 2020 there were only approximately 1350 cases of proven fraud. south dakota, since 2005, has only had five cases, those were mostly ballots petition and one for double voting. everybody has the right to vote. john thune is very much in step with trying to make it harder for people to vote. the constitution guarantees that right. so, i have complete faith. i do understand that you voters, and some of you voters, feel that the election was stolen. i do understand that you are concerned. i want to validate that and i would take those concerns into consideration and look into it for you

i bring common sense north dakota leadership to washington dc, and i worked for the people of north dakotavery day. >> thank, our second speaker is rick becker. mr. becker: i am a plastic surgeon in brisbane, north dakota for the past 25 years. i am also a state republican representative for the last 10 years, a very conservative republican representative. i will be on the ballot as an independent. i am an independent conservative republican, which is what is needed in the united states senate and america. we need a fighter who will resist biden's agenda, who will resist unelected bureaucrats like anthony fauci, the wokeism that we see running rampant, inflation, spending. i could not tolerate the idea of voters be reduced to the decision between a big spending democrat and a big spending republican. i will go to washington, d.c. and fight for you. >> the next speaker will be katrina christiansen. dr. christiansen: thank you for hosting this debate. this election is between a career politician, and ideologue the problem solver. john is what is wrong with american politics. they get elected

what does it mean for south dakota to potentially be expanding medicaid. >> south dakota in a lot ofnd of frozen in time with respect to access and affordability. if the voters decide to change that, to expand medicaid, a lot of people will be able to access health care. they don't have to worry about being stuck with big bills they cannot afford. and with health issues that could otherwise become catastrophic. >> approximately how many south dakota ones would this affect? >> approximately 42,000 south dakotans would be eligible. >> you just spent a couple days in the state, what is the political atmosphere light? >> about half of south dakota n voters are in favor of expansion. about one quarter have not made up their mind. another 18% were opposed to medicaid expansion. >> one of the things you picked up on was the coverage gap. where people cannot get on medicaid but they can't afford private insurance. they make too much money to be on medicaid but not enough to afford insurance. that seems like a big issue in south dakota. >> a lot of people who work in frontline or essential wo

there's stuff that goes on up here that we wish we can say, and dakota says it.becoming more aware, becoming more connected, so did my music, and so you can see a shift in my music, more recently becoming more political, becoming more direct in my messaging. something more has to be done than just writing a song about it. can't just treat the indigenous peoples like we've been treated. you can't dehumanize us without us comin and demaing justic- not askingor justice but demanding justice. what's up, everybody? we're out here, man, in hastings. we got ida manuel. she printed up some t-shirts. want to show some love and respect to tiny house warriors. we're out here giving back to the community, helping the people out with a little bit of clothing and spreading awareness on what's happening up north. they're blocking the tmx, so shout out. sending out much love to everybody. tiny house. - tiny house warriors-- we're secwepemc. and, uh, we are building ten tiny houses in opposition to the trans mountain pipeline. - for us to build our tiny houses on wheels gives us

told c and i did just finish a work out here in south dakota.ether when we were in congress that's how we got to be friends and it was fun to do that and have a reunion. speak to what is her status now? i know she left the democratic party but is she joining the republican party? >> she left the democratic party and became an independent because how extreme the democratic party has gotten peer that is the one thing people in south dakota need to realize, my opponent is embracing all of the values of joe biden in this extreme national democrat party. he wants to raise taxes. he wants to shut down schools, mandate vaccines and he voted that way in the legislature. tulsi really talk to south dakota and that we work across the aisle and be together. everyone here who needs to serve in office should love american want to protect freedom's. that is what the people of south dakota have been working with us the last several years. >> ainsley: you are running against jimmy smith, a congressman. if you look at emerson college poll, you are up by 56% and h

sean: joining me now is south dakota governor kristi noem.r request, good to see you. >> yes. yes. sean: happy thanksgiving to you, brian and the family. >> it was wonderful. i hope yours was too as well, and merry christmas. sean: thank you, yes. senator barrasso's saying, listen, we republicans taking control of the house, you're going to see no new taxes, no bad policy on oil and gas. the problem though, governor, is you have two years of bad policies that have come from democrats and joe biden. can we roll the policies back? >> difficult to roll hem back until you get the white house and you get a republican-controlled senate as well. i as a governor can do what i can to try to protect the people here many south dakota. but, listen, this white house also can pass piece, new fines and penalties -- fees, new fines and penalties, new regulations that all gets passed on to the consumer. and when you look at many parts of this country, people don't have the option to not drive a long ways to take their kids to school or get groceries. in state

host: calling in from south dakota.entioned cannabis, there were several ballot measures yesterday in various states on the issue of marijuana and specifically recreational marijuana, missouri one of the states that approved recreational marijuana, maryland another one. this is the story from the washington times in maryland, the law said to going to fact july 2023 for those 21 and over, just a couple states that had recreational marijuana on the ballot this year. andrew out of new jersey, independent, good morning. you are next. what was the message voters sent tuesday? caller: we hope that the message we vote that we will have an open government, more transparent because our founding fathers created checks and balances so that nobody could be above the law and that includes the president of the united states. they work for us. we do not work for them. somehow they forgot that message a long time ago. there is too much money in politics. there is dark money in politics, and where we the people are represented, that is

of north and south dakota is just the dakota territory. he purchased two ranches there and in the aftermath of this tragedy he decides he's going to go out west and he's going to start ranching. he did not think of himself as a cowboy cowboys worked for him. he was the boss. he owned the land. he was the rancher, but that didn't prevent him from purchasing this kind of outfit from being photographed. okay, and some of the stuff is like tiffany knives and so forth. i mean he gets the best of the best for this, okay. and he goes and becomes a rancher. he never lives in the dakota terry full territory full-time. he commutes back and forth as it were between new york and the the dakotas for several years. but during this time he becomes acquainted with a different type of american. more of that hard bitten blue collar type of american the people who were settling in the west and dispossessing native americans as we talked about the second week of the class, but it sheds some of his elitism for him. he comes to realize that there are a lot of p

of north and south dakota is just the dakota territory. he purchased two ranches there and in the aftermath of this tragedy he decides he's going to go out west and he's going to start ranching. he did not think of himself as a cowboy cowboys worked for him. he was the boss. he owned the land. he was the rancher, but that didn't prevent him from purchasing this kind of outfit from being photographed. okay, and some of the stuff is like tiffany knives and so forth. i mean he gets the best of the best for this, okay. and he goes and becomes a rancher. he never lives in the dakota terry full territory full-time. he commutes back and forth as it were between new york and the the dakotas for several years. but during this time he becomes acquainted with a different type of american. more of that hard bitten blue collar type of american the people who were settling in the west and dispossessing native americans as we talked about the second week of the class, but it sheds some of his elitism for him. he comes to realize that there are a lot of p

small businesses are dealing with the impact of the supreme court ruling in this case south dakota versusir. in the wayfair decision, the courts gave the greenlight to small businesses becoming tax collectors when they sell online. collecting taxes for state's even where businesses had no brick-and-mortar presence. small businesses had never been responsible for this kind of tax collection before. almost immediately after the ruling came out, state states across the country began passing these laws. small businesses in my home say of organ were among the first to speak out about's a complexities they were facing. speaking out alongside them were those in new hampshire, montana, also states without sales tax. that is why montana senator has been a leader on this issue. but it's not just the burden of states without sales taxes. it's a burden for small businesses everywhere. let me repeat that. it is a burden for small businesses everywhere. sales taxes in america are very complicated. 45 states and different localities have different tax rates, different tax definitions for taxable product

estes centers this history in the historic fight against the dakota access pipeline at standing rock. i asked him to talk about the two thanksgiving stories he writes about at the beginning of his book. nick: the first thanksgiving story is -- begins with the pequot massacre by members of the massachusetts bay colony, which really marks sort of -- in my opinion, marks sort of the mythology of the united states as a settler-colonial country founded on sort of genocide to create, ironically, peace. and then i begin with another story of a prayer march that we led in the bismarck mall in bismarck, north dakota, to kind of bring attention to the standing rock struggle during a black friday shopping event, which was met by police armed with ar-15's, who then began punching and kicking water protectors who were holding a prayer in the bismarck mall. and i thought it was a really kind of jarring sort of contrast between, you know, the past and the present, to say that while there are sort of differences between the massacre of pequots in massachusetts to the contemporary sort of fight agains

dakota access pipeline is still an illegal pipeline., of course, they did not do a full eis o line 3, and they're ignoring treaty rights on line 5 and mountain valley pipeline. amy: that was joye last year. tom goldtooth she worked with you. we were interviewing her when she was in washington. what were you doing there? >> we have a campaign on the issues around fossil fuels. we have a campaign lifting up that we have solutions like our indigenous principles just transition. this was an issue we needed to lift up most of the u.s. continuing business as usual with fossil fuels. she was there as our pipeline organizer. part of her role bring together all of the different front dealing with pipelines and she definitely -- she was our warrior woman. she had such love and compassion for the people and for mother earth. we are still devastated in this loss. we were here when we heard about it. i got woken up in the middle of the night our time. it was her daughter morgan who found her. she is working with us in the media area, too. it was a s

dakota hudson and his girlfriend, lauren patterson, lost nearly everything in last week's storm that destroyed their home but with the help of a local softball team during cleanup efforts, dakota was reunited with the ring and popped the question. right then and there. wow, love seems to always find away. that's right around the ring. okay next. the kickoff of the holiday season is officially upon it. the rockefeller center tree has been chosen and is heading to the big apple, and it's kind of nearby. the big apple's where it's from the trees from queensbury, new york, at least same state and has been cut down and loaded onto a truck as it begins its voyage to take center stage in nyc this christmas season, weighing in at 14 tons and standing 82 ft tall no. the tree is believed to be about 85 to 90 years old, which strangely makes me kind of sad. that they're cutting down a 90 year old tree but gorgeous to look at the show now, you know, and i can't wait to see it all decked out with all the lights and then when we get that first snow of the season, you guys it's almost christmas. le

francis boarding school in south dakota. in 1952i attended this boarding school, 20 for 10 months out of the year for eight years total. the majority of my childhood, i was at st. francis boarding school, after the eighth grade in 1960. my boarding school experience was very painful and traumatic, i remember when i first got to school they put us in this big room, with bathtubs in it. the priest took all us little guys and put us in one tub and he scrubbed us hard with a big brush. the brush made our skins and backsides all raw. and we had to have her hair cut. the schools and put all the little guys in the same dormitory, we were together the first through fourth grade. at night time you could hear all the children crying, lonely for the families. i remember seeing my sisters during the day at my school corporal punishment was common, the priests would often discipline us by hitting us with a willow stick. it was also punishment to that we called the jesus rope which was a rope with several strands come off of it. we were h

the first blizzard of the season is blasting parts of north dakota, south dakota and minnesota. it's dumping more than a foot of snow along with sleet and freezing rain on the northern plains. forecasters say winds could be as high as 50 miles per hour. now, the storm led to a chain reaction crash and shut down some highways in north dakota. >>> and control of the united states congress still hangs in the balance three days after election day. senate races in arizona, nevada and georgia will determine which party controls the u.s. senate for the remainder of president biden's term. georgia is headed to a december runoff, but we are awaiting results in arizona and nevada where ballots are still being counted. cbs news projects the race in arizona is leaning democratic, while nevada still a toss-up. skyler henry is in washington with more on where things stand now. skyler, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. election officials in arizona and nevada are pushing back over criticism from former president trump and other republicans that the vote count is, quote, rigged an

this narrative off separatism, which is what the government is trying to kind of propagates that the dakota regions are dominated by that. that is movement. and these people want to kind of disintegrate on, despite that, we see that people immediately from tehran to remove parts of iran are coming out and expressing supports where people are about to come under intense military attack. actually by conventional military troops of this, i'm a republican, there is a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. a protest against approving president turned violent as hundreds of demonstrators marched through the capitol. police fired tear gas when they attempted to remove st. barricades, prison, pedro custody was 1st year in power, has been a turbulent one. he has already faced 2 impeachment attempts. the world's longest serving president is seeking re election and equitorial ganette. the 2 year old voted to extend his 43 years in power in the all rich country. critics have long accused his regime of intimidation, torture and corruption, and pointed towards questionable re

. >> north dakota, we can project that john jovan has the lead. we don't have enough data to make that call. >> republican senator john thune has won re-election in south dakota. we take a look at the balance of power in the senate. democrats with 39, republicans with 34. the majority 51. republicans again, holding those seats in florida and we're looking at ohio, pennsylvania and north carolina. they're looking to pick up seats a number of places throughout the country. >> we'll see numbers fill in and white that sits there for a long time in the middle of the senate. let's take a look at new york. this has become a really closely watched race because of the crime issue in new york. the incumbent, kathy hochul has a lead against lee zeldin. there was a time not long ago where nobody thought this was close. he's given her a run for her money. we'll see how this all goes. that's where it stands at this point. >> in arizona, another high profile contest. too early to call the race between katie hobbs and republican kari lake. >> let's go to michigan

that is the treaty of north dakota. for the purposes of this hearing, i am proceeding on the understanding the cherokee nation is a modern-day successor in interest to the eastern cherokee tribe of georgia. crs does not take a position on whether any other tribes may make similar claims under the treaty of new toga. as you are aware, crs is a nonpartisan agency serving parties and both parties of congress. we cannot take a position on whether congress should or should not state a jerky delicate. our role is to offer procedural analysis offering congress in this committee to understand the options available to it along with any risks or uncertainties. in this specific situation, because congress has never previously given effect to the cherokee delicate provision of the treaty of new echota, nor ever seated a delicate from a tribal nation in the house of representatives, there are both legal and procedural uncertainties. it is possible though not certain that any action to effectuate the cherokee delicate provision could

i hope other states will follow south dakota's lead and congress should take broader action as well.": president biden's own department of defense causing his botched from withdrawal from afghanistan a gift to china, "the people's republic of oakwood diplomatic tools in an attempt to partner influence highlight of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan." space force chief and fellow officer nicholas joins me. great to have you here. how is this report from and we always have to highlight this biden's defense department? >> as you have seen the biden administration has to admit this publicly is telling because you cannot hide these kind of results. in fact, we gave the biggest gift to the chinese and able to negotiate with the taliban's months before the taliban's taking over afghanistan and get access to the rights and in the process take over the entire economy of the nation. >> todd: you can't unring a bell but is the biden administration going forward to win back the trust and confidence of our allies so countries like china, russia cannot take advantage of what we do in afghanistan?

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that is the treaty of north dakota. for the purposes of this hearing, i am proceeding on the understanding the cherokee nation is a modern-day successor in interest to the eastern cherokee tribe of georgia. crs does not take a position on whether any other tribes may make similar claims under the treaty of new toga. as you are aware, crs is a nonpartisan agency serving parties and both parties of congress. we cannot take a position on whether congress should or should not state a jerky delicate. our role is to offer procedural analysis offering congress in this committee to understand the options available to it along with any risks or uncertainties. in this specific situation, because congress has never previously given effect to the cherokee delicate provision of the treaty of new echota, nor ever seated a delicate from a tribal nation in the house of representatives, there are both legal and procedural uncertainties. it is possible though not certain that any action to effectuate the cherokee delicate provision could

the blizzard, 16 inches for parts of north dakota, not really done yet, we'll see potential for blowing winds and blizzard conditions when the snow storm is over, you will have blowing wind and that will cause travel delays and cancellations and it will be tough to be on the road, we'll update you with foxweather.com. happy friday. >> todd: i can't believe we're in snow time, that is what you're saying. >> janice: keeping me in business. carol look at the southern border, piles of clothes and trash scattered and white house wants to put 900 migrants in a tent city along the rio grand. ronny jackson is here next. >> todd: this photo sent by fox and friends elle, her grandfather served in the squadron during world war ii, thank you to you, sir, and thank you to all who served our amazing country, we'll be right back. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. wi

i'm deeply grateful to live in south dakota and to represent the rushmore state. there are a lot of things that make our state special, like its incredible natural beauty, the legacy of military service, or the fact that our state is a great place to raise a family. but what really makes our state tick, what really makes it special is our people. and it is the honor of my life to represent south dakotans in the united states senate. growing up in murdow, south dakota, population 456, i learned the character of south dakotans, the work ethic, the love of country and commitment to freedom, coupled with the belief in personal responsibility. and the sense of responsibility to the broader community. life in rural south dakota can be tough, but growing up we knew that we were not on our own. in murdow, we knew if a roof collapsed under the weight of snow or wind storm came through and wiped out a barn or we lost a friend or family member the community would rally around to help. the values i learned in south dakota helped shape my political philosophy and the values i

our ancestors prioritized this right in the negotiation of the treaty of north dakota. we have no right to claim the treaty of other tribes and they have no right to claim ours. concerns over dual representation have been voiced and they are not warranted. it is well settled since the founding era that the term representative in the constitutional sense requires that the representative have a vote on the house floor for final passage. a delegate in this body has no such right. indian treaties, unlike international treaties, ourself executed. congressional research service asked whether this treaty right itself executing but crs points to cases in addressing international treaties. and there is, mister chairman, a distinction. i acknowledge the supreme court has repeatedly concluded that an international treaty must be domesticated through a federal statute. however, indian treaties are inherently domesticated. all of the cases that have considered this have held that indian treaties are self executed. mister chairman, i would point the committee to the 1986 supreme cour

dakota in a post obergefeld world, they would have to leave north dakota, go to california prks theyth dakota, go to one of those places, get married and then return home in order for north dakota to recognize their marriage. that's not -- that's a burden. that is a financial burden on those couples. and then there's some religious things. the only saving grace is those provisions are just reiterations of current law. they don't make any new law. in the end to my mind the respect for marriage act is like an had a insurance policy. >> the question i put to chasten shall. 2014 is calling. it wankts the marriage equality date back. we are only here because justice clarence thomas threatened to do this. shall. >> it seems to reveal two things, activism, something they said they cared about in their senate confirmations and this is outside the mainstream. whab do we do about that? >> you know, quite honest will he, i'm still trying to figure that out. and roe v wade has been on the books for almost 350 years. when aleve tow draft was looked o. just as alito's argument put obergefeld when

carlock room up surrounded by love on her north dakota indian reservation. when she vanished, her family was frantic to find her and felt they were not doing enough. it is a common feeling in native american circles. but the yellow birds had a secret weapon, carla's own aunt happen to be a no nonsense investigator determined to find the truth. here is andrea canning with the secrets of spirit like. >> there is been a lot of sacrifice that went with us. on a personal level. >> but you are never done? >> i am never done. >> her name is lisa yellow bird, her job defies description. investigator, interrogator, searchers of last resort. the one people turn to in the very worst moments. >> this is brooke breaking, 24/7, this is you living embracing this. >> constantly. >> here is where alyssa works. sacred lands, teaming with beauty. but woven into the landscape are crimes that have gone on for years, maybe even centuries. native american women and girls missing and murdered. more than 300 reservations make up what is known as indian country in america, and in thi

that was an issue we saw in north dakota a few elections ago. so i think sarah is actually right that groups that her, her story disenfranchised at her historically marginalized, that of other socio economic difficulties. those play out when it comes to the voting process and those are the lot of the same issues that are facing a native american communities where it's not just that they lack access to voting. is that there's other issues that they have in their lives that they're manifested by not having easy access to voting and, and the laws have been written in such a way to target those voters. because native american voters are also a constituency that tends to favor democrats in places like north dakota, in places like arizona doesn't get talked about a lot on a group that's mentioned very often. but for example, in arizona, the navajo nation is going to play a very important role in the outcome of that election. and so i think you're absolutely right, and it's very good that you brought up those barriers because are often overlooked . sir

south dakota's governor cracks down on the popular app. and washington may soon follow suit.you watch those catchy dance videos, odds are china is watching you. we're moments away from a critical and controversial vote in the house of representatives. the legislation at issue immediately would prevent a crippling holiday season strike by railroad workers. that measure uses federal power to require workers to accept a new contract that some of the impacted unions voted to reject. president biden asked that this bill be rushed to the top of the agenda for an already consequential year-end congressional session. his reason for that, the strike could begin as early as next friday, december 9th and could cost the economy as much as a billion dollars in just one week. also high on the agenda for this session, trying to reach agreement on a government spending plan before a december 16th deadline. the railway legislation is in two parts because of democratic hesitance to force a contract on their labor movement allies. the first bill does just that, imposes the contract. the second

the governor of south dakota kristi noem has banned all state employees from using china's tiktok on government devices. she says it's a national security risk. to the weather now. at least 25 million people in the south are in the path of severe weather. there have already been reports of 25 tornadoes on the ground. we'll have the very latest on that story. a big show as always, vivek ramaswamy will be here with us, liz peek, congressman mark green and former secretary dr. ben carson. great lineup today it's wednesday, november 30, 2022. "varney" & company about to begin. ♪ i just want to celebrate another day of living ♪ ashley: oh, there is something to celebrate on this wednesday morning. don't know if you got to catch the game the u.s. men's team advancing to the knockout round at the world cup. it was a nail biter. the last 10 minutes excruciating we suffered through it but the u.s. came through. lauren simonetti, good morning. tell us about the victory. lauren: amazing. so christian pulasek literally sacrificed his body to score the sole goal of the game, ash. take team usa to

nowhere is that more true than in north dakota. but in october 2007, several lives would collide under that halloween moon. at least one person may have used a costume to try and hide his true identity, a murderer. that weekend before halloween here in grand forks, heather eastling and her boyfriend joel lovelien, were putting on costumes getting ready to go out. >> it was a nice night with friends. >> he dressed up as a hockey fan wearing his favorite green jersey. >> i dressed in a mechanic's outfit. a friend of mine texted me and said meet us at the broken drum. >> the broken drum. half casino, half bar. heather and joel had a lot to celebrate. she had just moved here from texas after dating long distance. it was nearly love at first sight. >> how long did you go out with joel before you realized this is the guy? >> a week. >> that's it? >> yeah. he was taken aback when i told him, i'm going to marry you. that's what's going to happen here. he wasn't really ready for me to say something like that to him, but i was ready to say s

same story in south dakota.ould establish a 6% tax on retail sales of recreational pot. and in arkansas the state supreme court overturned a lower court ruling that the marijuana ballot was misleading and allowed the measure to be voted on today. and, of coursing, we'll follow up with the results. stuart: got it. ashley, thanks very much. diesel shortages being reported across pennsylvania as president biden keeps up his attacks on the oil and gas industry. jeff flock is in hazelton, p.a., is energy top of mind for voters there? >> reporter: well, it absolutely is where i'm standing. you know, there may be people in pennsylvania that don't like fracking and don't like oil and gas, but they don't live around here. hazelton, this is a polling place here, by the way, was built on the coal industry the, and energy is huge. now as to the candidates, first of all, their positions on fracking, john fetterman, you know, he's a guy who was opposed to frack being initially -- got pictures of him as he was voting this morn

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voters in maryland and missouri said yes, while those in arkansas, north dakota and south dakota said no. >>> the man accused of attacking the husbands of house speaker nancy pelosi faces decades in prison after being indicted on federal charges. a grand jury indicted david depape yesterday on charges of assault and attempted kidnapping. last week he pleaded not guilty to state charges in california including attempted murder. 82-year-old paul pelosi was attacked with a hammer in the couple's san francisco home last month. >>> and now to the war in ukraine in what may be a big setback for russian president vladimir putin. russia's military is withdrawing from the ukrainian port city of kherson. it's the only regional capital russia has captured since it invaded ukraine more than eight months ago. it comes as ukrainian forces advanced in the region. president volodymyr zelenskyy has warned that russia could be faking a pull-out to lure his country's troops into battle. >>> meanwhile, lawyers for brittney griner say she's being moved to a russian penal colony to serve her nine-year stat

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr.rounds: i would also like to thank senator hirono for the open communication we've received in coordinating and successfully passing these pieces of legislation. thank you. and i would at this time yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. young: last week, indiana lost a legend and america lost a true original. rex early died friday at age 88 after a long battle with illness. now, rex was a lot of things in life. he was a united states marine. he was chairman of the indiana republican party. he was a candidate for governor of the state of indiana. he's one of the few people in indiana you had to go see if you wanted to run for public office. but rex will be remembered mostly for his sense of humor, his way with words. many of his stories and rexisms can be found in his book. "it's a mighty thin pancake that don't have two sides." after being stationed in japan in the marine corps, rex went to indiana university on the g.i. bill. he married his sweetheart, b