john wayne refused to do it. >> i hate to rain on any parade, but i did a small part in a john waynein the back. >> he made an exception for miller. .laughter] >> i always like to ask you how> the book sales are going. now, killing lincoln is, it's sold so well that lincoln's corporation came out is and bought a -- corpse came out and bought a copy. [laughter] now, i'm writing a book called killing anybody who's till alive. [laughter] >> thanks for coming out to see us! we appreciate it, northwest! ♪ ♪ jesse: how to you doing? [laughter] [applause] >> going home now. four and a half hours, land at four a.m. eastern time. that's when cat terse starts to -- watters starts the party. jesse: that's right. i'm going to drink on plane. >> i'm glad. we have a parachute for you, watters. jesse: tacoma, omaha, i'll see you later. always remember one thing, i'm watters, and this is my world. and tickets are on sale for later shows in the year at bill o'reilly.com. y >>> still to come, you all know about senator warren's self-proclaimed indian heritage, but what watters' world just uncovered is

john wayne.imilar qualities in the donald when he met trump at a campaign event. >> meeting him, it made a huge difference. it made a huge difference. he really felt like one of us. i had that feeling. >> the big campaign issue for brian was the same as alberto. >> borders, immigration and i think that national security is all part of that. >> reporter: and like alberto, brian is pleased by trump so far. >> i think he's doing great. >> and he also admits that trump has had to deal with a bit of a learning curve. >> he has as much as admitted i didn't know it was going to be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birthplace of john wayne to a scene right out of the old west. john's family has been raising buffalo since the '60s. today the durham ranch has more than 3,000. >> they're a great story. they have a great comeback story, you know? >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state, but here, coal is king. ♪ on a king kong scale. wyoming produces 40% of america's coal to west virginia and kent

some of us know there is a john wayne movie by that name.but they called certain government expert once in that day. clay had a terrible reputation and he came to dodge city to kill wyatt earp in revenge for his friend. so he is walking around town and wider here's he's in town so he finds them and confronts him. there's a standoff there basically the conversation was clay said i'm here for you i and why it's a think the best thing you should do is get on your horse, turn around and leave. this is not going to end well. what neither one of them knew is that bat had heard about this and if you building stone he had a shotgun and he later said if he had killed wyatt, he was, killed him. clay allison got on his horse and rode out of town. the idea that a mac and let you shoot out this town was a turning point. there is a different way to view things but he had a shotgun too. the other thing the time that there is actually shoot out and it was a major event in dodge city one of the biggest funeral dodge city had seen at that point is that when b

john wayne. he knew the duke and found similar ghaults the gonld. meeting him, that made a huge difference. >> yeah. somebody who we felt like one of us. i had that feeling. >> reporter: the business campaign issue was the same as alberto. >> boarders, immigration and i think that national security is all mart of that. >> i think he's doing great. >> reporter: he admits that trump's had to deal with a learns point. >> he has admitted, i didn't know it was going to be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birthplace of john wayne to a scene right out of the west. >> they're a great story. they have a bratd comeback story, you know. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state but here, cole is king. but a king kong scale. wyoming dwarves west virginia and kentucky. there's also oil, natural gas, and wind. >> we are the energy capital of the nation. >> reporter: here, if you're not mining or drilling, you're selling to those who do. this past election only one issue mattered, jobs and energy. yes, that's two but in wyoming, they're one and a same. >

did buffalo hunting for a while then became an army scout and the movies of the searchers with john wayne where they try to fight -- find natalie wood's he was only 20 as an army scout the parents were killed and the daughters were kidnapped one band to two of the daughters and went after them but it took a year but eventually he tracked down the band of indians and brought them back that was part of the ventures that they had also the of battle of the adobe wall as they attacked the group of comanche's but 10 years later that was the group of people with their hoping to put a settlement there in the trading post for people there were only 30 of us but what they did not realize they were entering the territory controlled by a their partner that was the great comanche leader said to get those warriors together because we cannot let them take root here so there was a huge battle so one of the survivors and the hero's state isn't texas that later became sweetwater and then he falls in love and to one girl named tamale brennan who knows what different course of life that would have taken but

much admitted i didn't know it would be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birth place of john waynehn's family has been raising buffalo since the '60s. today the ranch has more than 3,000. >> great story. great come back story. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state but here coal is king. but a king, wyoming produce 40% of the coal dwarfing west virginia and kentucky. >> we're the energy capital of the nation. >> reporter: here if you're not mining or drilling you're selling to those who do. this past election only one issue mattered jobs and energy and yes that's two but in wyoming they are one and the same. jeff runs a business running industrial generators, he voted for trump saying democrats were anti-energy. >> the path we were on was definitely crippling this industry. too many regulations and too many hurdles. >> reporter: that could explain why wyoming was the reddest state of all. >> 24,000 pounds. >> reporter: michael's family owned business has been repairing monster size mining machinery for decades. he voted for trump and said things have been improving ever since

john wayne.ound similar qualities in the donald. >> meeting him made a huge difference. he is somebody who i felt like was one of us. >> reporter: the big campaign issue for brian was the same as alberto. >> borders. immigration and national security is part of that. >> reporter: like alberto, brian is pleased so far. >> i think he is doing great. >> reporter: he admits trump had to deal with a learning curve. >> he has as much admitted, i didn't know it would be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birth place of john wayne to the scene out of the old west. today, this man's ranch has more than 3,000 buffalo. >> it is a great comeback story. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state, but here, coal is king. on a king kong scale. wyoming has 40% of america's coal. there is oil, natural gas and wind. >> we are the energy capital of the nation. >> reporter: here if you are not mining or drilling, you are selling to those who do. this past election, one issue mattered. jobs and energy. yes, th

for the gentleman that did the major john wayne movies. we hear about stuff from popular culture and certainly we learned about them -- did not learn about them in any schools, high school or college. i know we might have more questions, but we are just about out of time. i would like to thank dr. john langellier on the presentation of the buffalo soldiers. [applause] of course, he would be happy to answer any of your questions and will be signing his book following the presentation, so ask him some more questions. we certainly thank you all for coming to the colorado center, and we'll see you next month. john langellier: make sure you also understand there is a fantastic indian museum and fort garland museum that is a part of the colorado historical society. excellent publications, worth field trucks in this fine state. thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] announcer

there was a john wayne movie by that name but theyactually called certain gunmen, especially the expertnes shootist . and clay allison would have a terrible reputation, terrible guy and he came to dodge city to kill wyatt earp in revenge for his friend. so he's walking around town with his gun and everything saying where's wyatt, where's wyatt and so wyatt earp finds him and confronts him and there's a standoff there. and basically the conversation was clay allison saying i'm here for you wyatt and wyatt saying i think the best thing you should do is get on your horse, turn around and leave, this is not going to end well. and what neither one of them knew was that bat had heard about this and a few doorways down was there with a shotgun and he later said if he had killed wyatt, i was going to kill him. that's how they had each other's back but count clay allison road out of town. this was wyatt's personality and the idea that i'm not going to let you shoot up this town was kind of a turning point. there was an example of a different way to do things. of course, he had a shotgun to so i

admitted i didn't know it was going to be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birthplace of john wayneas been raising buffalos since the '60s. today the dur hamm ranch is more than 3,000. >>er in a great story. they have a great comeback story, you know. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state, but here coal is king. but on a king kong scale, wyoming produces 40 boston of america's cool dwarfing west virginia and kentucky. there's also oil, natural gas and wind. >> we are the energy capital of the nation. >> reporter: here if you're not mining or drilling, you're selling to those who do. this past election only one issue really managed, jobs and energy, and, yes, that's two, but in wyoming they are one in the same. jeff dale runs a business running industrial generators he voted for trump saying democrats were anti-energy. >> the path we were on was definitely crippling this energy so there's too many regulations and too many hurdles. >> reporter: that could explain why wyoming was the reddest state of all. >> 24,000 pounds. >> reporter: michael's family-owned business has been re

john wayne.e duke and found similar qualities in the donald when he met trump at a campaign event. >> meeting him. >> yes. >> made a huge difference, yeah. made a huge difference. it's somebody who -- really felt like one of us. i had that feeling. >> reporter: the big campaign issue for brian was the same as alberto. >> borders. immigration and i think the national security is all part of that. >> reporter: and like alberto, brip is pleased by trump so far. >> i think he's doing great. >> he admits that trump has had to deal with a learning curve. >> he has as much admitted i didn't know it was going to be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birth place of john wayne to a scene right out of the old west. john's family has been raising buffalo since the '60s. today the durham ranch has more than 3,000. >> they're great story. they have a great comeback story. you know. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state, but here, coal is king. on a king kong scale. wyoming produces 40% of america's

john wayne. downes knew the duke and found similar qualities in the donald when he met trump at a campaign event. meeting him made a huge difference, made a huge difference. it's somebody who -- we really felt like one of us. i had that feeling. >> reporter: the big campaign issue for brian was the same as alberto. >> borders. immigration. and i think that national security is all part of that. >> reporter: and like alberto, brian is pleased by trump so far. >> i think he's doing great. >> reporter: and he also admits that trump's had to deal with a bit of a learning curve. >> and he has as much as admitted i didn't know it was going to be this complicated. >> reporter: from the birthplace of john wayne, to a scene right out of the old west. john's family has been raising buffalo since the '60s. today the durham ranch has more than 3,000. >> they're a great story. i mean, they have great comeback story, you know? >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state, but here, coal is king. on a king kong

. >> what's your favorite john wayne movie? bill: >> "the shootist." they changed the script because there was a line shoots some one in the back and he refused to do it. >> i always like to ask you how the book sales are going. "killing lincoln" sold so well that lincoln's corpse came out and bought a copy. i'm writing a book calledillingl alive." bill: thanks for coming out to see us. we appreciate it, northwest. thank you! bill: going home now. 4 1/2 hours. we landed 4:00 a.m. eastern time. that's when watters starts to party. jesse: i'm going to drink on the plane. bill: we have a parachute for you watters. jesse: very good. always remember one thing, i'm watters and this is my world. tickets are on sale for later shows in the year at billo'reilly.com. jesse: ken dane hip right i. peta is claiming milk is a symbol of white supremacy. they released this video. what about chocolate milk. is that for black panthers? peta, there is no use crying over spilled milk. apparently lindsey lohan has seen the light. rumors circulating that she may have convert

months ago the actor narrowly missed a jetliner when he brought down his plane in the wrong place at john wayne airport. ford's attorney tells the l.a. times the faa has determined no enforcement action is warranted but that ford has been required to get additional training. the 74-year-old actor said he's been distracted. two years ago he crashed on a golf course in santa monica. >>> the warriors' new home will have tasty food for fans. the team announced it will bring iconic bay area favorites to the chase center including oakland's bake sale betty, san francisco's tacolicious, sam's chowder house at half moon bill, hotdog bill burger dog. a little something for everybody. set to open at the start of the 2019-2020 nba season. >>> a beautiful day for baseball. a live look at the field as the as getting ready to play their home opener. brian hackney will have our forecast. >>> but first, the markets closed lower today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i have a feel ing there were more than a few people playing hookie today. it was so beautiful outside. >> don't get used to it. [ laughter ] >> impromptu t

. >> he truly was the john wayne of the 19th century. >> he leaves behind a trunk of relics... and afabric of america itself. >> there was a pair of old blue jeans in here. >> what'd they look like? >> they said that they were the oldest unworn pair they had ever seen. >> that's unbelievable. >> so are the lengths to which folks go for vintage old denim. >> finding any levi's pre-1900 is a massive rarity. that's the holy grail. >> what do you think they're worth? ♪ [ door creaks ]

instead of the runway...at john wayne airport in orange county back in february.he nearly crashed into an american airlines jet that was waiting to take off. ford...has has been a licensed pilot for over 20 years...and skillfully crash landed a small plane on a golf course a few years ago after having engine trouble. (pam) it is opening day. baseball season is kicking into full swing.. if you are a cord cutter, or your goal is to not miss a game.. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows off the cheapest ways to watch... online. no need to miss a game there are plenty of options out there to stream major league baseball on the go here are options that require no other subscription these are stand alone prices with their sling blue package you can watch games through sling tv on your computer or mobile device for $25 a month you can watch major league baseball on your computer or mobile device through the sling tv app. for $35-$45 a month.. depending on your plan with sony's playstation vue streaming service you can catch the games at home or on the go through your

michael landon and john wayne jimmy stewart and bob hope, supporters.ll reagan basically i think the 60s changed everything. the academy and some ood and radicalize other institutions in america today. reagan always loved his time in hollywood. presidencyend of his a reporter asked him mr. president, did anything in become d help you president or help you be president? and reagan responded, he said i you can do this job and not be an actor. shirley y. craig uthor of reagan rising, the decisive years. thank you so much for joining ughs today. migrationt, we have a policy institute randy caps here sharp drop in border apprehension at the the mexican border and affect of the trump administration's immigration policy. but first this week c-span's interviewed -- he discussed the problems onfronting the va including secretaries struggling to meet issues at the second largest government agency and the rise veteran suicides. you can see the entire interview roe today at an 10:00 a.m. and at 6:00 a.m. on c-span and hear it on c-span "newsmakers." and it's available on c-span.org. take a look.

michael landon and john wayne jimmy stewart and bob hope, supporters.ll reagan basically i think the 60s changed everything. the academy and some ood and radicalize other institutions in america today. reagan always loved his time in hollywood. presidencyend of his a reporter asked him mr. president, did anything in become d help you president or help you be president? and reagan responded, he said i you can do this job and not be an actor. shirley y. craig author of reagan rising, >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and issues that impact you. monday morning, sharon from lambda legal will talk about lgbt workplace discrimination. matt walsh will talk about his book. -- and irs taxpayer advocate will join us. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. >> tomorrow, the american enterprise institute hosts a discussion on using charter school accountability institutions in public school districts. john king takes part live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. >> in case you missed it. oklama congressman steve russell on the 100th anniversary of the u.s. ent

. >> anthony: now, you weren't dressed up like john wayne or anything right, when you went to school?but you can't take the country out of the boy. i don't know if that's true. we all come from someplace, that's for sure. but, new york city, in masa takayama's case, seems far, far away from the little town he grew up in. ♪ ♪

one of the stories in the book is that with the movie the searchers with john wayne they go through the whole picture and it was kind of inspired by an adventure that masterson had when he was only about 20 and a scout. there was a family attacked by indians and there were four daughters were kidnapped and then they split up into two bands. one band took two of the doctors and the other took the other two and he went after them. he was going to find them and it took a year, but eventually he tracked down both separate bands of indians and recovered all four daughters and brought them back. you never heard of that story before but that was part of the adventure of his life that he had. another adventure that he had was the battle of the wall. they had this battle when they attacked a group of comanches in this took place north of texas. ten years later, he was part of a group of people going down to this place where they were hoping to put a settlement and use it for a trading post for people that were still buffalo hunting and they set up and there were only about 30 of them that what t

kind of talk -- you get batted down into submission by this machine until you talk like a sedated john wayne'm sorry. number four. number four. i'm sorry. number four. [ laughter ] ma'am, i would like number four, please. >> jimmy: i would like number four. >> exactly. that is the problem. >> jimmy: the last time you were on the show, we played a a game called "true confessions" where we were and you told us a -- you told us, we found out a a truth about you. but i didn't have time for a a story about it. >> so, oh, yes. the truth was that at 19 years old, i was forcibly removed from a tokyo sauna for not being naked enough. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i never got down to the bottom of that. >> so here's the background for that. i'm 19 in tokyo. you're up to speed. [ laughter ] so i'd been told -- i'd been told that saunas in tokyo are a a thing that a lot of people like and do. saunas sound awful anyway to me, but i thought i'll try it. so i went in, and they said you can either be naked or you can wear clothes. so i chose correctly, option b. [ light laughter ] but they give you like a ki

the 74-year-old landed on a taxi-way instead of the runway at john wayne airport in orange county backcrashed into an american airlines jet that was waiting to take off. ford has has been a licensed pilot for more than 20 years. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... north carolina wins it all, it wasn't fun to watch, and it wasn't just me. plus, bay area star sightings on their days off. the quarterback's bromance and the other quarterback retiring for the broadcast booth. the world according to gary is in just a few minutes. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. the bay bridge is backed up behind the toll plaza, and into the maze ...the metering lights are on. if you have fastrak or are carpooling this morning, those lanes are moving much quicker. expect a 10 to 15 minute drive time into downtown san francisco. if you'll be hitting 101 in the north bay this morning i'm tracking pockets of slow traffic...heading to the golden gate bridge... expect about a 30 minute commute from the novato area a

. >> young washington, think john wayne, 1939, stage coach. [ laughter ] >> that's not bad. >> that's what he is. that's what he looks like. and he is an ombre. you know? >> i'm going to borrow that, by the way. >> you can have it. >> in mt. vernon, everyone, there's recreations of him, life-size, based on the research. you can see him as a teenager, french and indian war, a surveyor, a size 13 shoe back then, a remarkably -- >> they measured him when he died for his coffin. and's controversial about this. and people in mt. vernon can get into this. but they measured him and he was 6'3"1/4 and 202 pounds. they say he's 6'2" because some people said he was 6'2". the instructions he gave to his taylor over the years was i am six foot and proportionally made. he's not six foot, and he's not proportionally made. which is one reason why his clothes never fit him. turnout goes with the six feet. and i've argued about theiis. 6'2" is the middle position. and there are soldiers in the french and indian war who say he's 6'2". but they say they bent his toes when they measured him for the cough

the faa finishing its investigation into the actor's scary landing at john wayne airport also in southern california. back in february, ford was coming in for a landing when he ended up flying right over the top of a packed passenger jet that was waiting to take off at the time. the actor's attorney says the faa will not fine ford and he will not lose his pilot's license. >> 6:13. amazon has launched a new service to make it easier for people who don't have a debit or credit card to shop on their website. customers can display a bar code from amazon cash at a participating retailer and deposit that cash direct leinto their amazon account. it can be accessed through their main site or mobile phone, and people can print the bar code and present it in stores. >> changes that could affect a lot of businesses here. big changes to the coveted permits that allow foreigners to work in silicon valley. >> a deal here. scott mcgrew, high-tech depends on these visas. >> perhaps too much. people on both sides of the spectrum says it takes jobs away. they allow workers to be imported for jobs, jobs com

the 74-year-old landed on a taxi-way instead of the runway at john wayne airport in orange county backy crashed into an american airlines jet that was waiting to take off. ford has has been a licensed pilot for more than 20 years. ( mark ) u-p-s has announced that it will start saturday deliveries. the company says the move will create about 6-thousand new jobs by the end of the year. saturday deliveries are already being tested in atlanta... los angeles... and philadelphia. they are expected to begin nationwide in a few weeks. ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... we have breaking news from overnight... two people stabbed in the south bay. we will tell you where it happened coming up at six. and after the break... president trump is donating his presidential salary. find out how that money is going to be spent. looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times. the bay bridge is backed up behind the toll plaza, and beyond the 880 overcrossing...the metering lights are on. if you have fastrak or are carpooling this morning, those lanes are moving much quicker.

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>>> this is from lisa, me and my two brothers named after, john and wayne. >> owe sky. >> that is funny. >> it is. >> this one gary, kenney, jack and kevin, nice to have siblings. >> speaking of that, hey, is that it. >> and then, michelle, gloria and phyilis. >> is karen. >> those are my two sisters and my brother, there we are. >> that is a good one. >> rolling around in the grass >> yes. >> love low. >> i would comment but i cannot see that because i'm elderly. >> that is just for you is that the monitor i'm supposed to look at. >> if we look at it, does it look like we are rolling our eyes. let's look up that way. >> can you put the monitor over there. >> back wall. >> i don't know. >> thanks, karen for doing the exercise. >> pain in the butt. >> good to have you back. >> serenity now. >> nothing bothers me. >> hi, karen. >> my god. what is this thing we will do later on today. >> we will try nitrogen ice cream. >> nice tro again ice cream. >> um-hmm. >> is this just down the street. >> doesn't that sound cool. he will make it live too the owner. >> that is around ninth and market s

a.m., john wayne's will be speaking at a panel in frankfurt.did not rule out four rate hikes. tonight, president trump and xi jinping will be having dinner. jonathan: the reduction of the fed's balance sheet dominated markets yesterday. however, to minutes, officials from the central bank did not discuss how it will shape future rate hikes. joining us is an equity derivative strategist and the fed reporter, michael mckee. what did we actually learn about a balance sheets yesterday? that confirmed what a bill dudley told us friday, the fed is considering ending balance sheet operations by the end of the year. we knew at some point as they would have to a dress but the question was, when? the key is getting a couple more increases and they will start to stop reinvestment. i say start to stop because it was an open question from the minutes pretty do they taper or stop them altogether at a given point? there is no question. jonathan: amy, did you learn anything? another thing which makes me question where the volatility has gone per a lot of uncer

>> john wayne we spoke of, anything to do with ford, john ford made magnificent pieces, the searches.at leads into the most obvious topic to talk about today. you don't have a texas accent in real life. you have a little bit of an irish accent. how did you even go about trying to master that texas drawl twang type thing? >> well, it was pretty tricky. i gave myself the grace of being an irishman and play this colonel, colonel eli mcculla. so there are celtic moves to the man's bones. in 1850, there would be second scotts and irish. >> i was listening in the clip and you have a lot of texas in that voice. >> well, good, i'm glad you said that. what did i listen to? i listened to wayne jennings and rick perry. at the end, a wonderful senator, ted poe, somehow he caught my imagination. i loved his voice and listened all the time. and then you're in texas. the job came in at the 11th hour. so for me i was -- >> back to television, how many years ago was "remmington steel"? >> '86 we went off the air. >> television has changed a lot in those years. >> yes, competition is fierce. there's so

brian: john rahm +1 wayne: jason dufner -1 kevin durant is set to return saturday night and play the three games of the regular season... golden state has won >>> kevin durant set to return saturday night and play the final three games of the regular season. golden state won 13 straight and clinched the number one seed last night. jose canseco with his version of business casual. pregame show you're not liking that, are you? bottom of the third, part of a two-run blast. 4-run inning to give the a's a 4-1 lead second homer of the year. that would be more than enough for andrew triggs. he allows one run over 5 2/3 innings to pick up his second career win and beat the angels 5-1 much to the delight of this guy. they split the four-game set. >> there was more pressure to win this game today so we don't open up the season at home 1-3. >> how does this translate to the road. we like to win on travel days just because a happy flight makes for a happy squad so definitely a positive feeling leaving the clubhouse. >>> tim tebow in his first at bat of his minor league debut for class a columbia

host: john is on the independent line calling from wayne, illinois. what are your thoughts?aller: good morning. like nice to have a forum this, to speak out. if anybody was watching the american experience over the last few about the knowledge of america's entry into world war i, that was called other names, the war to end all wars. it could have just as easily been called the war to begin all wars. since then, world war ii, korea, southm, skirmishes in america, iraq, afghanistan, back an in iraq. we are in a perpetual state of war right now. i think we have to wake up to that fact. that is all i have to say. host: drew is calling. what branch? caller: navy. host: what to think of these strikes in recent weeks? caller: it happens to certain people in the country. the first caller was talking about the obama situation. in this country, the obama situation, obama was one of the greatest presidents we have but, you know what, because white folks didn't like a bhite man -- a white man being president, everything was he's not right, he's not right. now you have donald trump with

. >> reporter: from the birthplace of jon wayne to a scene right out of the old west. john's raising buffalo since the '60s. today the ranch has more than 3,000. >> they're a great story. they have a great comeback story, you know. >> reporter: wyoming may be the cowboy state. but here, coal is king. a king kong scale. wyoming produces 40% of america's coal, dwarfing west virginia and kentucky. there's also oil, natural gas, and wind. >> we are the energy capital of the nation. >> reporter: here, if you're not mining or drilling, you're selling to those who do. this past election, only one matters, jobs and energy. and yes, that's two, but in wyoming, they're one in the same. jeff dale runs a business renting industrial generators. he voted for trump saying democrats were anti-energy. >> the path that we were on was definitely crippling this industry. so too many regulations and too many hurdles. >> reporter: that could explain why wyoming was the reddest state of all. >> 124,000 pounds. >> reporter: michael's family-owned business is repairing monster-sized mine machinery fo

jack to wayne warren, executive director of the cincinnati historic society. johny, director of the smith smithsonian national museum of american history. -- anne turnern, dylan president general of the , national society daughters of the american revolution. james vaughan, executive director of the pennsylvania historical and museum commission. stephanie see itbic, director of the smithsonian american history, american art museum, robb shink, vice president of george washington's mount vernon. ruth taylor, executive director of the newport historical society, catherine robinson, president and ceo of historic charleston foundation. david roselle, executive director of when a toy museum guarded and library. the hill, director and ceo of fort tech underwrote that in new york, and betty joe of the delaware tribe of indians. [applause] mr. quinn and now i'd like to : introduce the members of the board of directors of the museum of the american revolution. will you raise your hands so everyone knows where you are and that you are here today? [laughter] mr. quinn -- [app