there's a lot. >> they're the biggest manufacturing in north dakota is bobcats. one around the world, we take a picture of it. >> it's a great machine. >> yep. >> these two gentlemen in a business like this, this is a trade where, you know, the skills that they learn here will be valuable for a lifetime. hopefully they'll stay for life here inbe business, but certainy they're learning the good, solid skills that come from putting money on college loans. >> when we get the guys ick we like to keep them. >> >> [inaudible]. >> it picks up trash and feeds it into the front of it. >> when you throw your bag of trash in the trash. it's one of these that facilities and they're all over the country and concentrated and picking of the lawn actually. another one worked on long island and whatever that needs and we do both. manufacture new and this particular one has been almost together the rest of the pieces still waiting if you see that if you've seen toy story when woody and his pals are in the trash thing, that's one of these. if you watch that movie, you'll see they e

in north dakota. erica's great grandmother, anna, was a woman of potential fortune, lost to history with very little photo evidence or writing. in fact, anna's husband had committed her to an asylum under mysterious circumstances. in her book windfall, the prairie woman who lost her way and the great granddaughter who found her erika bolstad excavates. her family's buried past and its stark connection to the promised land of the american west. both dad will be joined in conversation tonight by lydia kiesling. she's the author of the novel the golden state. tonight's event includes an audience q&a. we ask that you raise your hand during that time. there is levi has a boom mic that looks like that. and he'll make your he'll make his way to you before you ask the question. we have to get these questions clearly on their audio or c-span will say no and they won't air the the whole event. so make sure you wait for that microphone when you're doing the q&a after that. erica will be up here to sign books. we

in north dakota we are trying to flip out.e've got programs, war on drugs is great against the drug on organizations but if it's a person on the drugs, your turning somebody who's got diabetes on the enemy and it doesn't make sense. >> got to get the drug dealers, the hierarchy out. how do we do that? >> we have to treat organizations, large criminal organizations, they are superpowerful and we have to get more coordinated action in the federal government does have tod lead, north dakota the federal government is responsible for law enforcement on travel plans, all the big drug organizations in north dakota our travel plans because they know it's a safe place they can go and they've coordinated operation flu a couple years ago which is federal state tribal. fifty-five people arrested the same day because they were leaving detroit on amtrak and o drugs came in and amtrak has no tsa, a bag of cash in a bag of guns and nobody stops you and they get off next to the tribal nations and in a way to disappear. 6000 missing emerge and

corporation can't own farmland in north dakota.ntity can own farmland in north dakota. this was about them investing in plants in the united states that would have benefited u.s. farmers. jason: i don't know if nationalizing a chinese company in north dakota was going to be able to fly, but this is one of the big, core issues. i want to get into and talk about the presidential race. we have to go to a commercial break. stay with us because we're going to hear more from you about 2024 and the candidate who wants to be the next president, north dakota governor doug burgum. stay with us. ♪ ♪ you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charg

north dakota is a big energy producer. we stopped buying energy from our adversaries and started buying it from our allies. that allows someone like putin to invade ukraine. the by the administration is going to venezuela. saying they will keep prices down. we can absolutely produce more. we can do a cleaner, safer, smarter. that is backwards. you cannot separate our economy and energy policy from national security. the whole world is destabilized right now because of our energy policy. our administration is not even talking about how we can use america as an energy powerhouse. instead we are kowtowing to china. those are the things we are focused on. we need more of what is going on right here. building stuff in america. stop being dependent on our supply chain with people we are to pete -- competing with. i grew up in north dakota. on a farming ranch. that is all i was doing. i understand that. when i was building a business, there were times i did not pay myself. to make sure i could pay my team. i get why this is hard

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no one heard of us in north dakota. and six months later won 60/40. >> bill: you went from private business to public life. i'm sure some things have been a bit of an eye opener in the public life since then. the clock is running on your candidacy. you have 6 1/2 weeks to prove that you can be on that debate stage on august 23rd. right now you are in the category of likely but not a guarantee. how do you change that? >> i think first of all we'll be on the debate stage. we'll get there. >> bill: you will get the 40,000 signatures from all the states. >> absolutely. if your viewers go to doug burgum.com we can be there sooner than you can imagine. we will be there. >> dana: you have said that you would vote for president trump if he does become the nominee but that you wouldn't do business with him. if you are running against him and you would be better than him as president, why that distinction? >> well first of all this race is a lot more than about doing business with people. i will tell you somebody i wouldn't do bu

on friday i traveled to fargo, north dakota, and i sat down with the governor of north dakota doug burgumyear-old software exec and two-term governor, and he's self-funding. he has signed eight bills into law that has been billed by his conservative legislature by north dakota ans, but at the same time, he is arguing that republicans will do better in 2024 if they focus solely on pocketbook issues. >> governor burgum, welcome to "meet the press." >> chuck, great to be here, and special gratitude from all of us in north dakota traveling all of the way to fargo. >> we love being here. let me start. every write-up of your candidacy and the focus that you put on your presidential -- on the issues you want to focus on and what the silent majority cares about, every senate seems to end their analysis of your campaign, boy, this is a campaign that would make a lot more sense in the 1990s or in the mitt romney era of the republican party. what say you to that? >> first of all, i would describe them not as silent, but exhausted. there's a broad spectrum of americans that are really frustrated with

we have cut budgets in north dakota. we have balance the budget.e've got our economy rolling there, we are in tract of the highest gdp in the nation. but we are talk about russia we cannot have a winter putin. we cannot even think about it like a country the way we think about ourselves. it is a series of mob bosses they have a fancy name, oligarchs. what is putin worth $70 billion? they have amassed all this worth and per goshen and with the wagner group is doing we now know. this guy's a got 64 shell companies for their control and gold mines in the central african republic. when they helped syria they took over 25% of serious oil production. these are large international criminal organizations a wi wind for putin as i said again putin and china have had 40 meetings over the last 10 years we are just pushing these folks together now with food to become china's gas station it is exacerbating our biggest challenge which is the cold war we had with china and our competition with china. shannon: owe it to make sure he hahiton domestic issues as wellu

that's what we have done in north dakota.ut budgets in north dakota and balanced the budget. when we are talking about russia, we can't have a win for putin. we can't think about the country the way we think of ourselves. they have a fancy name, oligarchs. what's putin worth? $70 billion. they amass all these work and what the group is knowing. these guys have 64 shell companies. they're controllin of the traditional african republic. they took over 25% of syria's oil production. these are large criminal organizations and a win for putin. putin and china have had 40 meetings over the last ten years. we are pushing these folks together and now with putin becoming china's gas station, it just exacerbating our bigger challenge which is the cold war we have with china. >> you signed the toughest abortion law in the country. you said you would not sign a federal ban, susan b. of pro-life group says, saying the issue should only be decided at the state is an endorsement of abortion up until the moment of birth in states like califo

i bought my first stock in north dakota at dean whiter. dean whiter. stuart: you've been at it for a long, long time. moral is stay in it. get in it early. >> when i was in the air force, i asked all my friends to get involved. everywhere i've gone, i've asked people to get involved, and i've been pleading with them change your life. this is a great way to change your life. stuart: it is indeed. hold on a second, charles. there's a town hall, 2:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon on this network. also -- >> live audience by the way. i don't know about the drinks though. sneak new four part podcast series, charles payne unstoppable prosperity podcast and listen any time anywhere and foxbusinesspodcast com or apple or spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. >> there's great colleagues on there too. people will love it. stuart: charles, you're all right. you're really well-dressed. thank you very much indeed. lauren, look at movers. i see comcast moving. stuart: it's one of the few streaming services i have is peacock because of the premier league. nv

>> yes, we didn't we started to recruit the state of south dakota. the lowest unemployment rate in the history of the nation. we also have the fastest growing incomes over the last 5-10 year period. people here are doing well. we need more workers and we have businesses expanding people moving here and we have seen the marketing campaign become the most successful marketing campaign our state has tackled before. the number one state they're moving from is california. after that, it's florida, texas, arizona, new york. we are thrilled that people want to come to south dakota and be a part of our way of life and they're coming here for freedom so to hear they could keep more money, make a high income, pursue their dreams and make the best decision for their families. it's a story our country needs to hear rights now. we need to talk about the value of a work ethic what a work ethic does for you. we were created to serve each other. when we do that we are happier better on spiritually mentally. it's something that america needs that vision of hope again

we carla yellow bird mmiw grew up surrounded by love on her north dakota indian reservation, when she vanished her family was frantic to find her, and believed authoritarians 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 happened to be a no nonsense investigator determined to find the truth. here's andrea canning with the secrets of spirit lake. >> there's been a lot of sacrifice that went with this, on a personal level, you know. >> but you are never done? >> never done. >> her name is lisa yellow bird, her job defies description. investigator, interrogator, searcher of last result. the one people turn to in their very worst moments. >> this is backbreaking, this is 24/7. this is you living and breathing this. >> constantly. >> here is where lissa yellow bird works, sacred lands, teaming with beauty. but woven into the landscape or crimes that have gone on for years, even centuries. native american women and girls missing and murdered. more than 300 reservations make up what is still known as india

is the north dakota state fair.e, our tiger tamer. >> there was a tiger exhibit at the fair. they were offering pictures on a table with a cub tiger. >> we had been extraordinarily busy. we had a vast, large attendance on the day. in the photo ops, a cub was being fed a bottle of milk. and all the tigers had been overfed at that point, except for a roughly 280-pound tiger named luten. and i thought we were coming up to a break. but, you know, the manager said, well, let's get this one family. >> the tiger, luten, was a last-minute substitute for this photo. it was taken with ron gottus's family gathered behind him. >> the trainer had the tiger by the leech, and the tiger was reared up on his hind legs. pulled my son back towards him in his mouth and commenced to making a chew toy out of my son's head. my son was a fraction of an inch from losing his right eye and a quarter of an inch from losing his left ear. they were expecting to have to fly my son, medevac to fargo. but there just so happened to be a plastic surg

i think about roscoe from south dakota who called, he was keen on forging bipartisan consensus and howe can work together on challenges. we came together as a country and we have come together at pivotal moments, whether it is in the aftermath of 9/11, looking at the existential threat of the autocratic powers of world war ii in response to pearl harbor and genocide overseas. can we reunify in a way without a war of depression? it is a question my grandfather often asked on the open mind, the broadcast on pbs each week. do we have the spirit within ourselves to do that, or are we complacent and only motivated by the most extreme

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we have 25,000 open positions here in south dakota.you'll never pay a penny in personal state income tax. and we accept most out-of-state professional licenses. >> why aren't you, governor? no. yes, i am. my first day. >> south dakota freedom works here. fox news at night moves to a new time. welcome to america'ser one choice of online sellers. go to ship station .com slash. >> try and get two months free . >> all right. you're a genius. vice president strikes again yesterday. another word, salat striked with explanation of transportation. take a look. >> i again want to thank the secretary for your work.issf this issue of transportation is fundamental only about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they nee whed to go. it's that basic, but we know the obstacles to that goal can . great >> >> all right. followed that up with a brilliant description of artificial intelligenca e earlier today. >> take a look. and i thine ea k first part of this issue that should be articulated is a.i. is kindl of a fancy thing. it's

south dakota governor kristi noem blast of the left's attack and invited aldean to perform in south dakotaer woke news, earlier this week soon to be cnn fake news host charles barkley made these comments about americans boycotting bud light. take a listen. >> are you -- all you rednecks from [bleep] who don't want to drink bud light. >> sean: okay. sounds like sir charles barkley will be a perfect fit at fake news cnn. south dakota governor kristi noem is with us. governor, great to have you. >> thank you. thanks for inviting me. >> sean: i happen to be a fan of jason aldean. talent, gifted musician. he really is. so if you look at the summer of 2020, which he takes footage from pure we have 574 official riots. we had dozens of dead americans. we had billions in property damage. we have thousands of injured cops pelted with ricks, rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails, and other weapons. so why, say, in a small town where people stick together, this doesn't happen very wise that somehow a lynching song? >> it's not. it's a lie promoted by those who want to attack people who love america. all h

in south dakota. i'd like to gosoh dakota and otr news earlier this week, soon to be cnn fake news host charles barkley made these boycotts and made these comments about america's americans boycotting light.ta >> take a listen. who don'tdnecks are want to drink bud light. willuke sounds, like sir charles barkley, will be a perfect fit and fake. no cnn. gov south dakota governor kristi noem is with us. noem i us.governor, great to hae you back. all right. thanks for inviting me thank y. let me i happen to be a fan of jason aldean. >> talented, gifted musician. he really is. and so if you look a tic the summer of 2020 in which he we have 574e from official riots, we had dozens of dead americans. we had billions in property damage, and we had thousands of injured cops that were pelted with rick bricks rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails and other weapons, molots. so why say in a small town where where people stick together, this doesn't happen? wh sticky that somehow a lynchis songom. it's not it's a lie.

spread the north dakota governor doug bergen joins me on why he is running and what he has to say about donald trump xp my visit to where was, mexico. and inspiring orchestra conductor is helping hundreds of young people find joy and purpose in the love of music. >> we see people that come from tijuana, here locally, and it's amazing to be able to share the culture. back we are saving lives. music saves lives. >> ♪ ♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where learn more about the evidence that federal investigators used to get that were approved search warrant for mar-a-lago last summer. the new details made public by the florida judge include buses to permit concerns about the whereabouts of top-secret documents also, unsealed the gerty videos not made available to the public. showing trump personal aide walter nauta moving boxes out of a storage area where trump had previously acknowledged keeping classified documents. just one hour ago in florida mr. walter nauta making his initial court appearance and pleading not guilty during his arraignment in miami after tw

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i noted that you traveled to north dakota to interview the governor there, and people might not know this, but governor ber gham is spending more adds in iowa and new hampshire than any other person vying for the nomination. what is he saying in your conversation that might pique voter interest about him? because he's pretty under the radar at this point. >> he is. but for the neighborhood you live in, he's a former tech exec. this is a man who created a software company in north dakota, sold it to microsoft, was an executive for microsoft. it got him right around billionaire status. he's not quite ready to be called a billionaire, but he's a multi-hundred millionaire, if you will. so some people think, the governor of north dakota, probably an agriculture person or something like that. this is a different kind of candidate. he's more of a mitt romney type. came from the business community and got into politics. he is vowing that he will not touch cultural issues. he doesn't want to sign any abortion bills, anything on transgender rights. he's done that as governor. he comes across,

i mean, my favorite was in north dakota or in north dakota. we know our neighbors. and i said, i've lived all the country. i always knew my neighbors, whether it was living in downtown d.c. portland, oregon. i always knew my neighbors. and so i think one of the things that that we need to kind express as well in this discussion about rural america is this is a two way street. and and i'm not thinking that there are any real americans. we're all real americans. and the we decide how we're going to work together to improve our country, to move our country forward, the better. and this for, i will tell you, is absolutely anmazing step in the right direction. and i, again, i have to confess my confirmation every time, every chapter i was shaking my head yes, nodding my god, yes, the brother. and saying, yep, that's what that's that's what i see. and so i want to thank you, elizabeth. the daughter of danville, pennsylvania, which may have something to do with you, wrote this book, your world community in pennsylvania. but i want to thank you for an engaging and i want to

it's like home for us coming from north dakota. >> i can see that.e saying is because i'm just saying in the context of nikki haley is raising concerns. others in your field are raising concerns about her neutrality. you don't have any concerns about her being too close to desantis or to his wife? >> no. i trust kim reynolds. i think she's doing a great job. and, of course, everybody loves to campaign with kim. she's super popular in iowa. and she's done a great job advancing republican principles in that state. but what we enjoy when we're in iowa is we get an opportunity to talk to people on the ground about what we're running on, of course, which is the economy, energy, national security. and when you talk to iowa farmers, they're concerned about these things. they're concerned about the price of diesel, they're concerned about biden's policies that are really heading in the wrong direction to support agriculture and energy. >> so, you were asked over the weekend whether you would ever do business with donald trump. and you said, quote, no i would

that's happening in north dakota right now.le want to have a discussion, if co2 is the cause, then let's get serious about what we can do to reduce that. and again, there is all kinds of things we can do that are more effective than the crazy plans that are in place right now. and i say crazy, because they don't match economic, physics, or any aspect of common sense. if you want to take our country and have it run on all ev vehicles and then china produces 85% of all the rare earth minerals in the world? we would be trading opec for sisin s s sinopec. they've got 41 coal plants that are being produced. we can't solve the world's environmental issues by outsourcing all of this to a country that has basically no environmental controls and co2 i missions are going up. >> your view on what is driving this. of course there are different agreements and disagreements on what is the solution. but is it your agreement that humans are what is causing this? >> certainly right now that there is a lot more co2 going into the air. and if you

there is a collection in south dakota of dozens of these charms.it came from the family of horn ships. um he made various charms just for use in battle. but horn ships it was claimed, made a charm for love. crazy horse very. he was quite taken with a married woman and a horn. supposedly made this charm so that this married woman would fall in love with crazy horse. i'm not going to get too much into that in. the book. but crazy horse took off with this woman and horn ships apparently was in some danger from the the husband of the woman because he had supposedly made this charm. but these charms. i got to examine in person. let me give you another picture. that's a guitar pick the bottom. so they're very small, they're handmade for brain ten buckskin. they came from the horn ships, family, and they're said to have been crazy horse as charms according to what we know and i was told once was killed, all these went back to haunt ships and they stayed in the family. and they're quite exquisite. i mean, the detail and like i said, each each has a purpose

jake made his home in fargo, north dakota. he graduated from the fargo police academy and joined the police department because, as he put it, quote, i've always wanted to work in some sort of position that had purpose behind my job. police officer is always what came to me. jake had only been on the job since april, but his impact on the community will not be forgotten. police chief said that even in his final moments, he was thinking of his fellow officers and trying to save the lives of those fellow officers. my wife, mikey can and i send our condolences to his parents, jeff and amy, his brother, brady, his fiance, winter, and all of jake's loved ones. at the same time, we continue to pray for his fellow officers, especially officer andrew dotu civility and tyler haas, who was injured in the ambush. they were both shot as well. we're grateful to officer anderson whose bravery will never be forgotten. these police officers have a long road to recovery and will continue to be in our prayers. this tragic event is a real estate

the company that owns the dakota, john sean. and he just said that, like, it's like, it's no big deal over $3000000.00. how doesn't normal every day individual come up with $3000000.00? that's a great question. i mean, i definitely don't have an answer to that. and i think it really speaks to, um, you know, how high the, you know, the costs of your industry is increasing the risk. so try to intimidate activists from acting and, you know, and just as case, this isn't random. we know exactly why this happens. this this way to clean, motivated in 201784 congress members and they, for democrats, 80 republicans wrote a letter to then attorney general jeff sessions asking specifically in the wake of standing rep protests that people who tamper or impede with process fuel infrastructure be prosecuted as domestic terrorist, they specifically mentioned punctures and valve cause this was also trying to target the valve turner's. um and then just because the prosecution or label as a domestic terrorist is an exact answer to this letter. so

so jessica and, and her friend charlotte, they sabotaged the cook dakota access pipeline via bones. they use the soldiering unit and for that cheese stuffing 8 years in prison as a domestic terrorist. is that not a sobering thought in terms of how do we get people's attention? how do we save ops on it if the other side of that this joe time yeah, so just to clarify, i was not the other person. jessica acted with another woman and that was not me. the actions i spoke about were separate, but it is real and jessica wesley both at domestic terrorist and that increased your sentence 5 old. and she's just served finished a year in prison, and she has an 8 year sentence. she has to pay $3200000.00 in restitution to energy transfer partners. the company that owns the dakota selling shot, and it just says that, like, it's like, it's no big deal over $3000000.00. how doesn't normal every day individuals come up with $3000000.00? that's a great question. i mean i definitely don't have any answer to that and i think it really speaks to. busy um, you know, how high the, you know, the costs of y

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