governor noem's leadership the same principles like president coolidge, governor noem has demonstrated a remarkable sense of responsibility, integrity and determination. her dedication to upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights and freedoms of her constituents testify to her unwavering commitment to the principles that have made our country great. we heard yesterday about how then massachusetts governor coolidge undertook progressive practical reforms to care for the working conditions of men and women their social standing and their communities. families. his principles were grounded in the hills of vermont, where his family were small owners, farmers and community servants. governor nome's belief in the inherent god given dignity of the people of south dakota, their families and community. spring from similar plains from a similar lessens growing up on a farm on the plains of. south dakota as a rancher farmer and small business owner. governor nome's recent book, not my first rodeo lessons from heartland. unusually tells the story of her family, a community, not politics

what noem was doing, what she had been doing. we had some video at that concert, i think it was on the friday. this is a typical weekend, for a typical 20 year old young woman, this is not where you would expect a terrorist attack on this scale to take place. >> no, it's really like i said, it's beyond our understanding. you cannot imagine the situation, that keeps going to dance, and have fond, and going to club, and they are not coming back home because they have been captured as war prisoners. something that where is the right, crosswords unifil, worst human rights organization. this is beyond war. this is a crime against a crime against humanity. >> sorry there seems to be no other -- you just have to hope for the best, and try not to think about the worst. >> you know, we tried to keep ourselves healthy, otherwise we would collapse. it's very -- fragile our situation, is changing from moment to moment. we cannot help our daughter, we have not spoke with her. we know that she is in a bad situation, she and her friends, they a

oklahoma senator markwayne mullin, who recounted the story about gaetz and then congresswoman kristi noem at the time he was member elect so he was going through conference in orientation and he walked up to me and kristi noem, now governor kristi noem, said man, she's a fine -- and you can put the b-word in place there. >> stephen: brepresentavie >> this is a guy that the media didn't give a time of day to after he was accused to sleeping with an underage girl and there's a reason why no one in the conference came and defended him, because we had all seen the videos he was showing on the house for that all of us and walked away of the girls that he had slept with, he would brag about how he would crush ed medicine and chase it with an energy drink so he could go all night. this is obviously before he got married. >> stephen: oh... well, that makes it better then. if yeah, my friend ted used to scam old ladies out of their life savings and then release them, confused, into the woods. before he had kids, obviously. for the record, married people can still get crazy with the pharmaceuticals

a man named noem cowan recorded inside. you can hear the panic in their voices asking what's going on, are there israeli soldiers nearby? we aren't going to show you what happened next. cowan says hamas gunmen repeatedly tossed grenades into the shelter, people inside were blown apart. it's one of the most gruesome videos we have ever seen. this is some of the aftermath. noem cowan survived hiding under body parts, that's him terrified but alive. we found the shelter in the town of ala mean yesterday even. nothing could hide the smell as you entered. my cameraman who has experienced a lot of war began to wretch and had to step outside. there's bloody handprints on the wall, there's blood smeared on the walls. you can see probably these are either bullet holes or from the grenades that were thrown in here. >> reporter: body parts have already been collected from here but blood-soaked clothes and shoes remain. >> this looks to be a bloody hand print. this shelter is no more than 15 feet long, maybe 5.5, 6 feet wide. the idea

we heard from noem terry, who says her father was taken near the border. >> we haven't heard anything from my father or the other kidnapped members of the kibbutz since saturday. we know nothing about their condition or even if they're alive. it's been five long, ruthless days and nights for our families. >> perry put out a plea to the international aid groups working in gaza to try to help victims get in contact with their families. asked point-blank, a ministry spokesperson says the focus are military operations, not yet for hostage negotiations. >>> new at 11:00, a bay area businessman is among those stranded in israel waiting to get back home. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. that's where the businessman you spoke with is hoping to be back in several days. ginger. >> reporter: that's right. san francisco is home for this business owner manny. but his flight is among those that have been canceled because of the state department's travel advisories for region. now, his visit was originally supposed to be a celebratory one. it has taken a turn since the w

multiple impacts within this area that locally hamas controlled officials say destroyed 20 different noems that area. the image of devastation and the impact on the civilians in that area is huge. this is bound to continue to escalate the international calls for israel to get to a cease-fire, which the prime minister has said as recently as yesterday is not going to happen. for the idf this does seem to be a situation as they say they've taken ownership of it and now more explanation is required and they're working on it, wolf. >> they certainly are. i was at that jabalia refugee camp years ago, and i can confirm it's packed with people. very intense. i assume you've been there as well so you can confirm that as well. the israelis say they are trying to avoid civilian casualties in gaza, but this won't be an easy argument to make to the public, will it? israel is going to get severely kr criticized, i assume. >> it is. israel's position on this is that they are trying to avoid civilian casualties, that hamas, who they say hide behind the civilians, are responsible for the safety of civilia

she and her boyfriend noem recently moved into a new apartment. they adopted a dog at we're building a life together. >> they went to a party to celebrate peace and love. >> danielle and no one never made it home for the music festival. >> she taught me in the last minute that she and her mom decided that they would get married. unfortunately, we would bury them together. >> this still citizen spent his summers at camp at the u.s.. his aunt, debbie, describes rea as a fun loving at that a kid, was passionate about protecting his country. captain zearing was 27. he got walks ex-wife says they move back to israel two years ago to care for their mother. on saturday, hamas attacked the village where they live. >> they were part of the security team, the petrel team in the village. >> his brother, both israeli americans, were killed. >> everyone called him johnny. that is my sister in law. she was running for the council of the area, a bunch of beaches. she was such an of lifting, quality human being. >> when a butler's family along with their mother c

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. >> south carolina's republican governor kristi noem outlines priority speaking at steamboat institute conference in colorado and what else she hopes to accomplish, this is just over an

support from a lot of prominent republicans across the country, including south dakotahe governor noemvo who voiced her endorsement last week. she joins us now with more. plus, the war on israel.. let me stay on israel first. you know, it's interesting. i'm watching now the pressure campaign building on israel to sorcat of inhibit their ability to forever create a a zone of peace and prevent z these rocketons from being fired into their country. that pressure to mheire, shouldt exist. now, a fake news cnn wants.ed o water and the electricity turned on in gaza. how about the deal would be release all the hostages and then we'll turn it back on.a that would be a negotiation point. why haven't they thought of thahoughtt, governor?or >> exactly. >> to saythey need is stop beheading our children and we will turn the water back o cn, stop our women, rap and we'll turn the water back on. that'sing n an that's really whs astonishing about the dialog that we're having right noat's and this is just like the iron dome gives protection for the land of israel, our whites house, our administration,

. >> south carolina's republican governor kristi noem outlines priority speaking at steamboat institute conference in colorado and what else she hopes to accomplish, this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon. i am so excited to be with all of you. thank you so much for inviting me and getting a chance to spend with friends is absolutely remarkable. i love her. have you gotten a chance to know her a little bit. she's amazing, isn't she? yeah. she gave my whole speech for me so now the i don't have to say anything real important. i just get to spend some time with all of you sharing a few thoughts. listen, i'm the governor of the great state of south dakota but i think the most important thing for all of you to know about me today is that i'm a grandma. so i, there's a couple of things that happens when you become a grandma. i was frankly for years was irritated by all you grandparents in the room because you would always go on and on about how amazing it was to be grandparents and i kept thinking, there's no way it can be that great and then my daughter cassidy and son-in-law kyle had

. >> reporter: california native danielle and her boyfriend, noem shy were shot dead while trying to flee that music festival on saturday morning. >> they were attacked by five terrorists from two sides. >> reporter: their shot-up car shows the ferocity of the attack. "60 minutes" profiled waldman back in 2019. then the high-tech executive was building his business by building bridges, employing palestinians in the west bank for his leading computer chip company. >> i want to strive for peace. i want to engage with the palestinians, but if i think you're threatening any of what's important to me, i will kill you. >> reporter: now having lost what's more important to him than anything, the former commando says those behind the attack should pay the price. you know, for the short-term, we need to resolve this thing. maybe not in a peaceful way. and we need to show force. and we need to be strong. >> reporter: he said as hard as today was, he expects the days ahead to be harder, realizing danielle is no longer around. >> she was one of the happiest person in the world. she used every se

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governor noem. south dakota. tennessee did a very good job. and they kept them open.lorida was not kept open, just in case you have any questions. they got back. but it was not kept open. some people forget history but it is easy to go back, especially with the internet, it takes two seconds where the beaches are closed and the hotels and everything. and we did a great job on that. and let the governors do it, we got them what they needed, we never got the credit on that one, but we got a lot of credit on other things like having created the strongest quarter in the history of our country. [applause] mr. trump: having created the greatest economy in the history of our country. a vote for glezman and fish -- i work for fishermen and lobster men here, nobody else cares about the fishermen and the lobster men. i did it because i selfishly love their lobster. but you couldn't get it. we got it. i opened it up. the 500 square miles, i opened it up. they wanted to close it up and i guess they wanted to do that, it's so crazy. making a deal with the european union to elimina