at home presidential hopeful north dakota governor doug burgum is here to talk about how the u.s. should handle this and how he would if he makes it to the white house. change is tough and mayor eric johnson knows it. we will be talking to longtime democrat who recently declared himself a republican, how he's battling outrage over his decision and whether his state struggles with an open border led to his decision to make the change. welcome to the show on this very busy monday i am david asman and for neil cavuto. glad you could join us. we start with the all little markets as we kick off this trading week. the ten-year treasury surging past 5% briefly a level not seen since 2007, let's dig into what all this means for wall street and mostly for you, joy to be bullseye ingenuity funds adam johnson. i have to say i don't want to get into my details but on the other hand i looked at my 401k for the first time in several weeks. it was a shock, a 201k. hasn't lost half but within the past couple of weeks is lost more than 5% that is pretty sobering. >> it is sobering, the problem tha

platform north dakota doug burgum joined microsoft in 2001.or software startup was more than a billion. >> that's right, i stayed there for seven years with microsoft global business solution and had people working for me all over the world, it was fantastic and exciting time between 2,002,007. >> we like that you have experienced to talk about this, order in my hand, pretty wide ranging from new orders to develop standards to mitigate a.i. usage, it's pretty scary chemical weapons to protecting americans from a.i. enabled fraud by a watermarking and content authentication, do you think it strikes the right tone, the right mark and why wait around for the big companies they pay lip service they don't want to be regular. >> i think in some cases they actually do and the big companies of the ones that are leading and if they can shape the rules they can restrict competition, there has always been a close association between some of the large tech companies and the government and that influence the regulation and the key in the process that we do

did you know doug burgum has a glass eye?but i didn't know anything about him so i made it up. before today, i didn't know he was the governor of south dakota, which is okay because he is the governor of north dakota. [ laughter and applause but trump, the biggest front-runner, who has ever run front has just been hit with more bad legal news. another one of his co-defendants just flipped on him. >> in a surprise move, former trump attorney, kenneth chesebro, pled guilty to a felony in the georgia election interference case and accepted a plea deal with prosecutors the harvard-educated lawyer has seen quite a fall in the last few years. considered the legal architect of the plan to use fake electors to steal the election, chesebro now faces 100 hours of community service, five years of probation, a $5,000 fine, and perhaps most importantly, he will testify against the other co-defendants, including donald trump >> seth: you know how i know this is bad for trump, i don't remember who this guy is when i first saw his photo, i t

please help me welcome governor doug burgum. ♪ >> let us give it up for triple m!tart out and say thank you to all of you. thank you for investing your time, the iowa caucus and what all of you do are so much. it is not pundits and it is not political insiders that get presidents, it is iowa caucus-goers who are investing to learn and listen to candidates like you are doing tonight. you have played an incredibly important role in this country. give yourself a hand. thank you for everything you are doing. [applause] i do want to say today was a beautiful fall day, amazing fall day. it was over on the side, a beautiful first lady from north dakota. it was the third best day that i had ever had in iowa. it was today. catherine's family is from north dakota and her family is in the john deere business. i had a chance to get away from campaigning a little bit. the combine, i was driving a combine and i made a conch in here for anyone from coggin. it was fantastic. and was a pr for me. i had never been in a john deere combine where i have seen, i am from the north, i hav

please help me welcome doug burgum.up for triple m, it's like a brand in north dakota, we'd be branding cattle with triple m. thank you for the evening and thank you for being here. i want to start out and thank you to all of you, thank you for investing your time. the iowa caucuses and the iowa caucus goers, what you do matters so much because it's not pundits and it's not political insiders that pick presidents, it's iowa caucus goers who invest time, investing to learn and listen to candidates like you're doing tonight. you play an incredibly important role in this country and give yourselves a hand and thank you so much for everything you're doing. [applause] >> and i do want to say, today was a beautiful, beautiful fall day, amazing fall day and it was for katherine, right over here on the side, a beautiful first lady from north dakota. katherine. [applause] >> it was the third best day that katherine and i have ever had in iowa was today. katherine's family, she's from north dakota, her family was in the john deer

. >> dana threatened to cut off doug burgum's microphone at one time but we haven't had any offers.is christie won the award for worst nickname. >> donald, you can't help yourself i know you are wat watching. you are not here tonight not because of poles and not because of your indictments, you are not here tonight because you are afraid of being on this stage defending our record. you are acting these things and let me tell you, you keep doing that, no one will call you donald trump, will call you donald duck. >> that's how chris christie should have closed. some of he was fantasizing about taking duct that i will hit the guy for his weight because i'm not putting out a swimsuit calendar anytime myself. you know you are out of shape when you watch a diet commercial and wish you could look as good as the before model, that's me but the truth is, nothing anyone said thanks worse than mike pence company career. >> my wife isn't a member of the teachers union but i've been sleeping with the teacher for 38 years. [laughter] full disclosure. >> that joke bomb so that, thomas is claiming

we've got doug burgum, gop candidate and north dakota governor.f the lows of the session, but it is a day in the red where the s&p and the nasdaq close out the week in correction. ♪ larry: hello, folks, and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larr

donald trump, desantis, nikki haley, rick scott, vivek ramaswamy, doug burgum and asa hutchinson.ned by political wows reporter daniel lippman. good to see you, daniel. sources are saying that the donors weren't quite there. of course, also concerns that pence wouldn't qualify for the third debate. he was running out of money. what led to his decision? i mean, does this come as a surprise? >> not a huge huge shocker. this was someone who doesn't come from a lot of money but still put in $150,000 into his campaign recently because he wasn't finding the donor base that could see a path for him. we had a story a couple days ago with photos from him on the campaign trail where he was only getting a trickle of people, like 13 people at pizza ranch in iowa, a photo of him at a pharmacy talking to a few people. that went viral. so the base of the republican party is with donald trump, not with his former vice president. >> yeah. the other eight republican presidential candidates, they spoke at this high-profile gathering of jewish donors, including nikki haley and of course donald trump,

[boos] >> okay, doug burgum? >> who? >> who? >> lawrence: who? that was funny. tim scott. okay.es. what do you think is the most important issue facing this country? >> 100 percent the border. >> why the border? >> if we solve the border, we solve not only the economic issue. we solve the trafficking issue and the fentanyl issue and all the deaths we are facing in texas. [applause] >> lawrence: sir, what do you think is the number one issue in this country. >> getting biden impeached and getting him out of here. also jobs, getting tax prices, depending on foreign oil. we need representatives to put their money where their mouth is and stop saying that we're going to do this. if you want our votes, are do it. do it. >> lawrence: how many people agree with that statement? flawz. >> lawrence: let's keep moving. let's keep moving. ma'am, what do you think is the most important issue for you facing this country? >> i believe the border, also, is the major issue for me. it's because of the general things that happen when we allow that kind of immigration to happen. i just think it's a

[applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor doug burgum. ♪ gov. good morning. it's an honor to be here today with the republican jewish coalition. for nearly 40 years, you have served as a bridge between the jewish community and america's political leaders. you have stood century -- stood sentry against attempts. your work has made a difference and it matters more than ever now. on behalf of all americans who believe in freedom and liberty, i want to say thank you for giving your time and talents to this important cause. give yourself a round of applause. the heinous attacks by hamas on october 7 and the repulsive response of support for terrorism by some here at home on the american left are stark reminders that your mission is needed now more than ever. the images from the terrorist attack show the world their true face, a despicable, unprovoked attack on innocent families and young people celebrating a joy filled jewish holiday. make no mistake, the terrorist attacks on october 7 were not only an attack on israel. they were an attack on america

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bigger question is whether or not we now see a couple of other individuals like a tim scott, a doug burgumw suit and exit the race. david: can do you think that's going to happen, bill? >> i think so because most of them are under 5%, right? and i think some of them like chris christie are hoping for a surprise, a shock in new hampshire, but if it doesn't come, i don't know that they'll have the wherewithal to extende. i think mike pence, as kim mentioned, was a abegan conservative -- a reagan key responsible for a lot of trump's credibility when he was running among doubtful republicans. he did yeoman's service, and a lot of the good things that happened, happened with his support. unfortunately, the anti-trump never liked him because he's part of the -- david: right. >> -- trump presidency, and the trump people don't like him because of january 6th. david: right, right. >> so he couldn't win. david: caught in a wedge. >> yeah, and he didn't ever concern. >> and one quick point. when the republican primary candidates began, the legal assault on donald trump was just beginning. we went thr

with, you i think kim jong-un has a better chance of being president of the united states than doug burgumatching, if your name isn't dan levy or eugene levy, you should trim your eyebrows. drag -- for 38 years. the only thing less sexy than that is footage from lauren boebert state nights. and then you have, who else is there, -- vivek ramaswamy. for that ramaswamy in this country, we have an epidemic of wokeism. we can choose american independence or being subservient to ukraine. which do you prefer? he is like that can latinos everything. he so jacked up on. something he so intense. he's way too intense. by the way mitch mcconnell was not on the debate, i will say. i admire his statements on dianne feinstein. it was a little bit jarring, they looked young when talking about diane feinstein. rest in peace. it was weird, which mcconnell was the guy two weeks ago who was asked, will you be seeking reelection in 2026? he received bonded, what? mitch, mitch. the last time you are on the show, a couple days ago, it was a night before the freeze, it was not intentional. ron desantis, a tough g

we've got doug burgum, gop candidate and north dakota governor. here we go, we are closing actually off the lows of the session, but it is a day in the red where the s&p and the nasdaq close out the week in correction. ♪ larry: hello, folks, and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. israel's expanding ground operations into northern gaza while airstrikes are intensifying. our own greg palkot and and alex hogan is are standing by with all the latest. let's go straight to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot at the israel-lebanon border. greg, good evening. what do you have for us? >> reporter: good evening. it is a very tense border right now. we're hearing drones overhead. israel looking for any moves as all eyes are on the gaza strip and what appears to be a amajor land incursion by israel going against hamas militants down there accompanied by artillery, tanks, jet fire as well as naval boats. but again here and throughout the region we're looking at how iran will react to this latest move. early today along this border there was sm

[applause] [cheering] in north dakota governor doug burgum.use] stuart: we have questions on alive variety of issues candidates get one minute tonds answer and 30 seconds to respond if singled out. when their time it rents out we will all hear this. we have a lot of ground toua cover. sort please keep it civilized. dana: let's get going. we are in the spacious sunny place tonight designed toe reflect the very nature andt character of ronald reagan. ma it is a place that makes you proud to be an american. yet, today our nation is a drowning and division and instability. voters say thed y dread the 202d election and politicstw exhausting. two and three americans think the country is on the wrong track. three and four say the economy is not in good shape. stuart: are up 18% since 2020.po more than half of the u.s. population has little access tof childcare.onal 85% of americans say personal finances are a source of stress. dana: americans want to believe a leader who says you can follow me, i have got you. do notdo worry. president biden is tryin

and north dakota governor doug burgum.stuart: questions on a wide variety of issues and primary voters and candidates get one minute to answer and 30 seconds to respond if singled out. when their time runs out, we'll all hear this [ bell tolling ]. stuart: we have a holt of ground to cover so please keep it civil civilized. dana: let's get going. we're in a sparkes sunny place tonight designed to reflect the very nature and character of ronald reagan. it's a place that makes you proud to be an american. yet today our nation is drowning in division, and incivility. ilia: voters say they dread the 2024 election and find politics exhausting. two in three americans think the country is on the wrong track. and three in four say the economy is not in good shape. stuart: prices are up 18% since 2020. more than half of the u.s. population has little access to child care. 85% of americans say their personal finances are a source of stress. dana: americans want to believe a leader who says: you can follow me. i've got you. don't wor

[applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor doug burgum. ♪ gov.good morning. it's an honor to be here today with the republican jewish coalition. for nearly 40 years, you have served as a bridge between the jewish community and america's political leaders. you have stood century -- stood sentry against attempts. your work has made a difference and it matters more than ever now. on behalf of all americans who believe in freedom and liberty, i want to say thank you for giving your time and talents to this important cause. give yourself a round of applause. the heinous attacks by hamas on october 7 and the repulsive response of support for terrorism by some here at home on the american left are stark reminders that your mission is needed now more than ever. the images from the terrorist attack show the world their true face, a despicable, unprovoked attack on innocent families and young people celebrating a joy filled jewish holiday. make no mistake, the terrorist attacks on october 7 were not only an attack on israel. they were an attack on america.