so wait to go north dakota. thanks to conservative budgeting, efficient operations, strong revenues and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all this wealth, guess what. our state this in the best financial shape it has ever ever been. [applause] yes. [applause] on june 30 we closed out the 21 -- 23 biennial record general fund ending balance of nearly one and a half billion dollars for that's a billion with a b for people not familiar with the budgeting process, normally when you plan a budget you try to end the budgeting process with 58 million or 75 million. have a little cushion in there. 1.5 billion. that was our ending balance. we had an estimate it was going to be high. it ended up about 300 million higher than that. so when we were back in the special session -- mike you got this much cash round one of things you might say to yourself is hey, maybe we should give it back to tax payers through tax relief. try to in special session had a bill the got through one of the chambers 91 million

way to go, north dakota. thanks to conservative budgeting, strong revenues, and a ton of investment by the private sector that creates all this wealth, guess what? our state is in the best financial state it has ever been. yes. on june 30th, we closed out the record general fund ending balance of $1.5 billion. for people not familiar with the budgeting process, normally, when you plan the budget you plan to end the budgeting process with 50 million to create a little cushion in there. 1.5 billion. that was the ending balance. we had an estimate that it would be high. it was 300 million higher than that. when we were back in the special session, you might say to yourself, we should give some of that back to taxpayers, retry through the special session, we have a bill that got through one of the chambers, we ran into a roadblock, we did not get it done, to be competitive in attracting the workforce, to keep our business is open, and attract capital, workforce used to travel capital. the company would announce t

living la dakota vita for one night.ctors, but you also started a a production company together. >> yeah, we did. >> jimmy: that's amazing. that's a dream come true. >> thank you. it is. it's so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you ever think that you would do that together, do -- make a company together? >> yes and no. of course we started as actors, and i think we both have this desire to develop our own projects, and be really a part of things from the ground up. and we're super close. so, i can't -- i would never do it with anyone else. >> it has to be her. >> jimmy: we actually came across a home video that shows a little of the dynamic -- >> oh, no. >> jimmy: -- between the fanning sisters growing up. this was on halloween. do you know what i'm going to show? >> i think i do. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, let's see if you remember this. >> elle, that's my stuff. >> but i have to -- >> no, i have to -- i have to do my eyebrows. >> what is this? >> it's for your eyebrows and you're not allowe

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so that may be a topic that will continue to be discussed in south dakota. are law today allows an exception to save the life of the mother but the people in south dakota photo will decide what their laws look like. >> do you think it should look like and have an opinion and i can i can wait forward and i can look at the science and what we've learned about babies and the woman believed that we should protect life. >> but i think that our law today is what south dakota wants and they'll continue to have that debate and i'll continue to follow through on my role would just to make sure the will of the people is enforced do you think there should be exceptions for rape and incest, for example and i think that every state is going to look different. >> that's would be different. the dana is that i've constantly looked in. we rely in south dakota on the fact that i'm pro-life and we have a law that says that there there's an exception for the life of the mother. and i just don't believe a tragedy should perpetuate another tragedy. i believe in taking care of mot

put her in potential vp pick south dakota governor kristi noem joins me exclusively. next and head-to-head while trump's on trial president joe biden is ramping up his campaign travel from scranton all across the country as he faces a rising third-party challenge. and he expand the map this fall, the state ics couldn't be higher fresh off the campaign trail for biden, illinois governor jb pritzker is coming up plus making a stand after a tortured journey through congress, the house passes aid for israel ukraine, and taiwan. >> the bill is passed. >> now can speaker mike johnson keep his job? our panel? experts are here to discuss hello, i'm dan innovation washington, where the state of our union is in session. >> we begin this week with donald trump adjusting to an unprecedented challenge tomorrow, lawyers in the first criminal case against a former president are expected to give opening statements new york arguing over the charges that trump falsified business records to cover up hush money payments to an adult film actress, just before the 2016 election, trump denie

i'm still the governor of north dakota. if you're someone that puts food on the table, gas in your car, has to pay b pay rent and pay for electricity, the thing i can do the most for this country right now is make sure that trump is elected. that's what we're focused on. maria: i want to get back to north dakota if a moment. but what's your take on the trump campaign calling for additional presidential debates and for those debates to start earlier than the initially proposed debate debate commissn saying september. if you're going to start he det babaiting one on one in septembr you're probably too late to speak to everybody. people will have voted before the november election. president trump put this message out on truth social yesterday. >> it's time for crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of the united states and i to debate. we have to talk about what he's doing and where we're going. we owe it to our country. we owe it to all americans. any time, anywhere, any place. >> donald trump says he's ready

larry: let's bring in north dakota governor doug burgum.eral lands from 12.5% to 17%. okay. the minimum bid raised from $ 2-$10. and another one is the minimum bond for 10,000 to 150,000. all this will drive out w ildcatters and small business and not going to help the production of fossil fuels at all. this crowd never stops, governor burgum. >> larry, it's infuriating and we know in in north dakota because we've been fighting the federal government and they're required to hold quarter lease salesser quarter so americans that want to bid in a opportunity in an auction to produce the energy. every president since harry true man held them every quarter. biden did not hold one in the first eight quarters he was in office. north dakota sued sued and we d required them to hold the leases and now they're doing everything they can to essentially tax anyone with higher rates who wants to actually do that development. then you might say, well, hey, this is interesting, but what are we looking at right now? emergency prices are s kyrocketing and it'

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senator john north dakota on that. jakey hinrich with latest on anti-semitism. reporter: since saturday, columbia university offered virtual classes for rest of systemmester to insure safety oftions. robert kraft pulled his support from the university, there are calls for university president to resign, president biden has not used his time in front of cameras at least to address this. he did not address it in his earth day evening yesterday. but for when fox shouted a question as he left. he condemned bik bot both sides. >> do you condemn the anti-semitism protests. >> i have, that is why i set up a program to deal with that, i condemn those that don't understand what is going on with the palestinians. reporter: biden da declined to weigh in on whether university of columbia president should resign. john fetterman did. biden says many times white supremacy seen in charlottes feel was prompted him for running for president. biden made no mention of anti-semitic protests in his 25 tweets since saturday. including 9 about climate. there was a strong white house st

. >> he would tell everybody he had cattle in south dakota and he was trading stocks. he told me he had a bunch of cars in texas somewhere. and that he owned a mansion down there. >> reporter: this soft spoken man was looking for a country property for his somewhat new agey family commune just down from south dakota. a young married couple, trish and bryan hughes, their baby girl and a young woman from north dakota. jennifer found them just the right parcel. but even after turning over the keys, there was something about that lou castro guy that emily's mom found irresistible. he had become more than a client. >> at first he was someone mom was doing business with. but they went to lunch. >> as you look back, emily, what do you think went on with your mother? >> i don't know. >> but something was going on? >> something was. >> reporter: and something was going on with lou, too. no sooner had he settled down in greater kansas city, then his family commune was on the move again. and guess who was going with them? jennifer, the realtor, and her two girls. >> what did your

what is he said you personally about the north dakota law >> we have not spoken about the north dakota law, but i know that president trump understands my position i was asked by cnn the first day that i was running for president, what my position was and i said then that this was an issue that should be left the state's i've said from the day one, 've said it all g that there should be no at's gog to pass it either at the pls are read by the gislature and the state like north dakota, is not going to ever pass inalifornia in new york. one even pass in esota. so this is y we've got to have is issue has got toe settled by the citizens of those stas. and so i'm absote aligned with th president on no federayeah, he he es say it shou be left up. that's also does say he supports exceptions for rape, incest, and health of the mother, but he hasn't spoken to you about trying to push for those exemptions? in north dakota >> we have not spoken about that, but i support those exceptions myself and the a again, this is something that should be left to the states absolutely. all right. last, very l

i love north dakota, but how would that help trump?st of all, all this v.p. speculation is just part of a distraction that's taking away from the focus which we got to get president trump back in the white house. and anybody that is -- cares about the future of this country has got to be focused on that. we got biden's wars, biden's inflation. biden's lawfare, all of these things are interrupting president trump's ability to compete. tomorrow is he going to be on the road and michigan. that will be must see tv. right now they got him trapped in the courtroom. it's not right for america. >> laura: in august you said you wouldn't consider, governor, being in his cabinet. day stand by that? i think right now again is he going to have some people to pick from. >> laura: i get that. whoa, you said in august you wouldn't be in his cabinet. i'm asking you a simple question. question. have you reconsidered? i reconsider things all the time. time. there is nothing wrong with that. >> i think it's important right now for everybody to be working

>> en texas, nevada, nebraska y dakota del sur, el servicio de emergencia queda interrumpido por varias las autoridades descartan que haya sido un ataque cibernetico, que lo origino entonces y que hacer en casos sexual agravado a una joven a una joven con la que compartio microfonos. >> no me arrepiento ni un solo segundo de haber levantado la voz. >> no es la primera vez que kalimba es acusado de de eliteos similares. >> dos familias hispanas in intercambian hoy en mejorar la vida de dos de sus integrantes bien agradecida con la vida un ejercito de medicos y enfermeros llevan a cabo este doble trasplante con pocos antecedentes en el mundo. >> julio vaqueiro. >> buenas vaqueiro buenas ta tardes, comenzamos con informacion de ultima hora en el primer juicio criminal contra un expresidente en el mundo. >> julio vaqueiro. >> julio de ultima primer la historia de los estados unidos, hoy quedaron elegidos y juramentados ya los doce mi miembros del jurado que decidiran la suerte del expresidente donald trump. >> la seleccion no ha sido facil. >> esta manana, dos de los confirmados el martes h

i'm happy to yield back to the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: i'd like to thank senator marshall. obviously, he speaks on behalf of a very important ag state, kansas, in the heartland, and to thank senator boozman and all the cosponsors. as senator marshall said very well this is the most cost-effective way to make sure we keep our farmers and ranchers out there providing this incredible food supply that benefits every american, every day. one final point that senator boozman referenced, we have the support already, the endorsement of virtually all of the major farm groups, the farm production groups, in the country, representing our great farmers. and you know, their endorsement tells you very clearly, this -- we need to have this enhancement to crop insurance in the farm bill to get the farm bill done. so, again, on beafter of our -- on behalf of our sponsor of this legislation, i'd like to thank him. we're going to work very diligently to do everything we can to work with all of our colleagues to get a farm bill done. thank you. with

we will ask north dakota governor about that.rty with breitbart economics and bright john carney, and tammy bruce and rich lowry why selling bibles is not only godly but patriotic. first up. 64% of americans say their taxes door damn high -- are too dam high, i agree, our grady trimble is live in dc with more tax burdens. >> good afternoon. an interesting time they want government to lend them a hand versus leave them alone it ticked up during the pandemic and stayed higher. tax policies coming up a lot on campaign trail, two different visions, president biden saying he wants wealthy people and corporations to pay more. and president trump said that would be catastrophic. >> if biden is re-elects he promises to impose 6 trillion dollar tax hike that would destroy the u.s. economy, i never heard of a guy campaigning where he wants to raise taxes. >> he talks about the debt, he exploded it more than any other president with his d tax cut that benefited the wealthy. and the biggest corporations in america. reporter: look at this fro

she's, she's doing an incorrect edible job in south dakota. she's the governor, kristi noem. >> all this comes as noem as being considered as a vice presidential candidate for donald trump. seth toupper has been covering kristi noem since she first ran for congress over a decade ago. >> probably the thought before it came out was that this would help her with trump that makes her look like this sort of done toting. strong western figure whose unafraid to shock people noem has been positioning herself for years. if donald trump is convicted in this trial, we you still support him in november if my choice is between joe biden and donald trump every single day of the week? yes. i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning transforming her image, the team here was remarkable and finally gave me a smile that i can be proud of in confident in her approach. >> the transformation that we've watched with kristinoem are the last four years as somebody who has transformed into this sort of mini trump-like figure who just has this insatiabl

this is an excerpt from an upcoming book by south dakota governor kristi noem.ined how she shot and killed her 14-month-old puppy named cricket. in an excerpt from the book obtained by the guardian, noem described the puppy as untrainable, dangerous to anyone she came in contact with, and less than worthless as a hunting dog. she then went on to write, quote, i hated that dog. >> seth: it's one thing to kill a dog named cricket. it's another to brag about it in a book. what's the book even called? "i did it"? [ laughter ] she thought telling that story would make her look cool. what's going on? does she think cats can vote? and even if they could, those lazy sons of bitches aren't going to wait in line at a high school for three hours. [ laughter ] it's horrible enough to kill a dog but even crazier to brag about it. that's a level of psycho i didn't even know existed. even buffalo bill had the self-awareness to keep his abhorrent behavior indoors. he didn't walk around town saying, "hey, check out my new outfit." [ laughter ] "it's a skin suit." [ laughter ] bu

. >> north dakota nice may be an old-fashioned phrase but still fits. >> people who have been around a long time to greet each other on the street. >> as they did that chilly morning in november 2015 when parents dropped off their kids at this elementary school and where later that morning at minot university department of nursing, a professor wondered why one of her students had not shown up for an exam. >> before we started taking the test, i said, has anyone heard from angila? >> angila was this one. >> she was a sweet little southern girl. always yes, ma'am and no, ma'am. >> angila wilder was an addition to a nursing student a mother of three who just days before revealed to her professor that she was pregnant. >> did you have any advice for her? >> we talked about how stressful school is and we talked about her not feeling well and that is when i told her, yes, she is expected to come to class, but if she couldn't, she needs to call and we would make other arrangements. >> that morning, no call. no angila. was she killed? class was over before one of her students dropped a bombs

carolina: la gobernadora de dakota del sur se defiende ante las crÍticas de maltrato animal.dos unidos junto a donald trump. borja: confesÓ que matÓ a tiros a su perro y otro animal en su granja. vamos con detalles. reportera: saludos y buenas tardes. tras recibir una lluvia de crÍticas, la gobernadora de dakota del sur defendiÓ su decisiÓn de matar un perro que actuaba de forma agresiva. y tambiÉn una cabra. lo revelÓ en un libro que se va a publicar esta semana. supuestamente ella cuenta que hace mÁs de 20 aÑos tratÓ de entrenar al perro a cazar faisanes, pero el perro no se pudo entrenar. lo llevÓ a casa de una familia y el animal matÓ unos pollos y la mordiÓ. ella dice que por eso lo matÓ. ella dice que es capaz de tomar decisiones difÍciles y dolorosas en su rancho y polÍtica. en cuanto a la cabra, dice que perseguÍa a sus hijos. que le dio un disparo, el animal no falleciÓ y le dio un segundo disparo. en redes sociales recibiÓ crÍticas. esta no es la primera vez que estÁ vinculada a una polÉmica. hace un mes publicÓ un comercial sobre un tratamiento que recibiÓ sobre ci

one of them is south dakota governor, kristi noem. what you do when you run for -- you want to be a running mate, you write a book, you outline your world view and tell your life story. governor noem, did that, in her forthcoming memoir "no going back: the truth on what's wrong with politics and how we move america forward." the book comes out next month. but what we know from the excerpts released by the guardian is that kristi noem shot her 14-month-old dog. she wrote "i hated that dog," cricket was "untrainable", "dangerous to anyone she came in contact with" and "less than worthless as a hunting dog." and when cricket got out of the car and chomped on the neighbor's chickens, she said "at that moment, i realized i had to put her down." cricket was a puppy, a wirehair pointer, that she was training to hunt pheasant. by her own account, she dragged cricket to a gravel pit , and shot it. "it was not a pleasant job," she wrote, "but it had to be done." >> no, it didn't. but she also says she shot the family goat in the gravel pit. and

schwartz is from oakland, california, and had the chance to visit south dakota.rning. i think this is fascinating. first, let me talk about your personal experiences. brooke, how'd you hear about this program? if i mean, an exchange program in america between the states. fascinating. how'd you learn about the american exchange program? >> yeah. so we had a representative to our high school, and they just basically e gave us the spiel, gave us the well talk, told us that we could go on a completely free trip, and that's how i heard about it, and i was super excited. will: c.j., kind of the same question to you. what about this appealed to you in the beginning? you heard about it and and you're, like, yeah. i want to sign up for something like this. >> yeah. i mean, it's kind of hard to say no to a free trip, but i have this obsession with just seeing everywhere i can especially parts of the country, you know, it's amazing to see especially the midwest. like, i grew up in a very populated area, so seeing huge fields, farms, just stuff that i never thought i'd get t

why south dakota and las vegas antenna x is now we know at least that there was a tech company involved with all four. but the second question is the one that i think is the one that most people woke up to in raise an eyebrow, which is how did it happen? how difficult will it be? to prove one way or the other if this was a tech glitch or some kind of tech attack. >> so that's a fascinating question because the answer is, it can be very difficult. now, on the one hand, if it's the, it's the technical provider and that was something that happened because technical things happened. that's going to be between those agencies and the provider, but if it was a hostile actor, and instead of getting into the individual city, states, south dakota city, las vegas, they got into the company's system? yes. >> and we're able to send wrong signals two commands that would be another thing the way that the chinese for instance, work in these hostile environments are something that they call living off the land and that's when they get into the windows operating system and they start performing tasks tha

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don't take dalmatians to south dakota anytime soon in the course of this. the republican party is these people believe the ends justify the means and it even goes as far as killing animals. think about that. it is a lie, if lying is achieving my goal, i will obstruct democracy, i will still documents, i will pay off point start, i will do all these things if it did achieves a fundamental goal and i think how despicable her behavior his, i think she deep down believes she could do whatever she wants to do if it is in some service of whatever she thinks it is, including killing a pet dog, which she believes is unruly. i guess she didn't think there was an option of giving it away or giving it to a shelter, which i'm sure would have been welcome to take it. i think that the other part that is even more outrageous is she is proud of it. to anybody who has had to put down an animal for some health reason or some other reason, it stays with them the rest of their life. stays with them the rest of their life. she is proud that she did that. >> what is wild is that

my two senators from south dakota would like to have debate on this issue. see what happens. >> moving on, i want to ask you about what the speaker has announced today, that there will be a saturday vote on separate votes but one rule for the package, but separate votes on ukraine, on israel, and on republican priorities. do you support that? are you supporting massey and marjorie taylor greene in the efforts to take him down? clearly, he will need democratic votes to get those passed. >> i do not support removing mike as speaker. i think he has the hardest job in politics. i had the opportunity to come into congress and serve with mike. i think he has an incredibly tough job. he is doing it well. he made a call. the first question is whether they can get the rule on a committee. second question is whether the rule gets on the floor. it does give every member an opportunity to vote on each of those issues. i think particularly with ukraine aid, the text that we see today will be really important. there are varying views amongst our conference. i think on bot

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that is the entire equivalent of farms in north dakota, south dakota wisconsin, minnesota, illinois, iowa, nebraska, colorado, zahra, and oklahoma --missouri, and oklahoma. it is more and more difficult for small and midsize farming operations to stay in the business. that is why the biden administration is focused on creating new revenue streams and a new ways for farmers in addition to selling commodities can make a living. we're excited about the opportunity that presents for farmers to be entrepreneurial. it's going to take some time for those opportunities to filter down into the countryside. we are excited about where it is headed. sonali: how do you see the face of farming changing in this country? farmers are expected to plant almost 5 million less acres of corn in the united states, while soybean is expected to increase. do you see corn losing its status as the king of crops in america? how did things change moving forward? sec. vilsack: not necessarily, but you will see new uses for corn and soybeans, sustainable aviation fuel one of those opportunities. you will see agricu

we bring in big money co-host taylor riggs, steve moore, and north dakota senator kevin kramer, thankor coming back on. let me talk to the person in the building that probably understands market best, that is great taylor riggs, by the way, i don't think we'll have a opposite. yields are rising all about rate cuts. or maybe not. rate cuts like we have been talking about. the fed loretta said a huge risk is cutting rates too soon it could restoke some of the big inflationary measures that are underway. i think that inflation is a big issue. larry: kevin said it well last week. too much fed yapping. do we need mrs. mester to tell us what the futures market is saying. it is what it is. we don't want to act too soon but really. was there value added from what she said? i don't know if she said it on cnbc, really. >> j. powell was asked this question friday. the markets were closed, they were asked are true transparent, he said i don't think so, but sometimes it can be confusing, the markets came in this year asking begging for 6 rate cuts, at least now finally they are looking at 2 1/2. t

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next one for you, south dakota governor kristi noem this is been getting a lot of conversations. this story in the upcoming memoir where she talks about killing her dog on her family farm, she said on x, i understand why some people are upset about a 20-year-old story of cricket. south dakota law states the dogs to attack and kill livestock to be put down given that cricket had shown aggressive behavior toward people by biden them i decided what i did. what a terrible idea whoever came up with put that story, kristi everybody will love it. >> this story is a dog owner as my whole life makes my blood boil on two levels, one how utterly heartless you have to be to issue a 14 -month-old dog in the face. if it wasn't doing its job on the farm or attacking chicken or people, okay you're a public figure or at least you have a platform in some way shape or form even if your private citizen you could post it somewhere i putting my dog up for adoption because maybe it's not working out on the ranch. many people would raise their hand to take the dog in, you don't murder it, can someone ex

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south dakota governor christie known is under fire for revealing in a new book that she shot her dog after it misbehaved on a hunting trip, killed some chickens and bit her herself. governor noem is defending her actions citing a south dakota law that says that dogs that attack and kill livestock it can be put down. she said the animal had bitten people before and that she was being a responsible parent, dog owner, and neighbor. norah. >> norah: weijia jiang, thank you. today powerball revealed the winners of the $1.3 billion ticket drawn earlier this month in oregon. it's the fourth-largest jackpot and powerball history. cbs's carter evans has a remarkable story of one of the winners. >> reporter: for charlie saephan who came to america from laos, winning the massive powerball jackpot was heaven sent. >> thank you. >> reporter: he has been living on disability undergoing cancer treatments for the last eight years. >> having chemotherapy, i prayed to god to get some help, now i can rest with my family and find a good doctor for myself. >> reporter: as a lump sum, the payout after tax

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