not only north dakota. throughout the country.to reiterate a point and brag about them a little bit. john and his team are not just consultants. their engineers who built components to analyze core samples and advocate for public policy at the local state and federal level and health projects in the navigate bureaucracies. they do it all. whatever curiosities you may have you will not find a better resource. dawn in particular is familiar and an excellent resource and important plant and served as the vice president for strategic partnerships at the university leads the senators -- center's efforts in working with industry government and research entities and in support of the mission to provide solutions to the world's energy and environmental challenges. i'm just grateful for his willingness to be here today and for his good work and look forward to his testimony and answering are difficult questions. >> thank you so much for the introduction. harju i wonder if anyone is ever miss is ever mispronounce his name? thing? now i'm we

he was from north dakota i have no idea i went to north dakota campaigning once and i had to plug in the car but he came from can do north dakota and the first republican majority leader in 40 years and was an indispensable leader in changing america to implement the final stones on the reagan revolution and then he retired went back to being a citizen that is a reassuring story about america. once had a guy in china ask me, where did you come from? we try to look at leadership in america and t we cannot figure out whereat you came from and i tried to explain the greatness of our country so people are always saying where are the reagans and the addict armies? i do not despair because i know theyy are out there they are waiting to be discovered and waiting for the right momentle. let me just say, the contract with america dick army broke the contract. he gave it the name contract of america. and we tried to copy that we won more than 70. i'm not taking anything away. he grabbed it and ran away with it and made it famous he deserves all the credit that he gets, but he was the fall of t

we continue to provide abortions for patients who need them from north dakota, south dakota, and northwestern and we are committed to continue to provide abortions as long as we legally can in our state. >> and what happens, you know, if the trigger law goes into effect, what happens to the clinic? what happens, i guess, in particular to the patients who are either scheduled to seek care there or would want to seek care there in the future? >> well, we filed a lawsuit to try to get us some more time, but we were very fortunate that we are right next door to the politically protected state of minnesota, and so we have secured a space over the river in morehead, minnesota because we want the patients who we have served for the last 20 years to still have access to abortion in their region. those patients in south dakota where abortion is already illegal, they've called us and said will i be prosecuted for leaving my state? is it okay for me to come there? and then when it does become illegal in north dakota, those patients will face those same fears. we had a patient just last week s say -- ask

and if you know anything about north dakota, we're an agricultural state.you know, the thing is young can you can grow everything you want north dakota to make a pizza. okay, so we depend on agriculture and we do so i our area and we have many farmers in our area. >> but i think it's becomet' more nefarious than that with our city council too be quite honest with you, as wer as we dig deeper into it ourselves as citizens, we're finding out that things aren't as aboveboard as they would likeke us to believe. >> now here is a few things us chief operating officer named eric sugar rush on this proposed deal . >> watch for remember u.s. laws were an american citizen. i grew up my whole life here and i'm not going to be doingng any type of espionage activities or be associated with a company that thoseiona mothell that strangely naive. yeah, well, i guess what marco rubio and othersau are saying is like we're just going to take his word for it because of course, everybody who's involved with the chinese and it's happened with ticktock now, like i said, well, we'

as of today, abortion is still illegal in north dakota. the attorney general has said that the states abortion ban will take a effect on july 28th. the plaintiffs are challenging that closure day. they are arguing that an abortion ban would be in violation of north dakota state constitution. joining me to discuss this morning is tammy. she is the director of the red river women's clinic. it is the last standing abortion clinic in north dakota. it filed out long suit along with other reproductive rights. tammy, thank you for being with us. you are in a tough situation in north dakota. as things stand, you have a closure on july 28th. you are physically moving. you are making plans to move right now. you are also fighting to stay. >> yes, it is sort of surreal. the checklist every day is readying the new space. we are also fighting back against the state. it is sort of impossible to figure out the logistics of what that looks like. everybody keeps asking, you know, can i still have an abortion? when are you moving? when are you opening? we a

if you know anything about north dakota, we are an agricultural state.ng is you can grow everything you want to north dakota to make a pizza. so we depend on agriculture and we do so in the area with many farmers in the area. but it's become more nefarious than that with the city council to be quite honest. as we dig deeper into it ourselves as citizens, we are finding out things aren't aboveboard as they would like us to believe. >> laura: here is fufeng, the u.s. chief operating officer on this proposed deal. watch. >> we are u.s. laws, we are an american citizen, i grew up my whole life your. i'm not going to be doing any type of espionage activities or be associated with the company it does. >> seriously naive. >> laura: what marco rubio and others are saying, we are going to take his word for it. everybody's involved with the chinese and happened with tiktok. of course were not going to have anything -- but even if he didn't, china has its hooks into the company. it's an agricultural company in a time where we are concerned about the potential probl

nine to ten hours from western north dakota.t's going to take an enormous undertaking and the go fund me was set up the day before the dobs decision came out and we're so humble and grateful for all of the support. the go fund me is the most public facing support. people can watch it. we're also receiving offers of i have a pickup, i can help you move. i have these professional skills. i would like to donate. how can i escort? so it's heartening in the very difficult times. >> did you anticipate having to do this and if so was there preplanning that happened for the clinic seeing how the decision was leaked previously a few weeks ago. and we kind of knew sadly what was going to come down the pipeline. >> yeah, we started planning last fall. after sb 8 went into effect in texas. the north dakota legislators started talking about copy catting that. there was a special session last fall. we feared they would bring it forward. and then the supreme court took up dobs. it seemed as if the writing has been on the wall. we know that nor

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does 1kwr56789 north dakota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by timmons, gonzalez, and taylor i inform the house that they will vote no on amendment 384. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. porter, mr. evans, and mr. castro and ms. pressley, i inform the house that th those four members will vote yes on the bowman amendment. as the member designated by mr. allred and soto, i inform the house that those two members will vote no on the bowman amendment. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote no on the bowman amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chair woman johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yea on the bowman amendment. soup the yeas are 155. the nays are 273 the amendment is not adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinis

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congressman taylor, congressman timmons and congressman gonzalez, i inform the house that they will vote no on 455. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. comer of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. comer will vote nay on amendment number 455. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. lamborn: mr. distinguished speaker, as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on amendment number 455. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. her butler from -- ms. herrera beutler from washington, i inform the house that she will vote nay on h.r. 455. -- on amendment 455. the speaker pro tempore: for what pur

a woman ina north dakota has different rates than - - rights and indiana. two weeks ago i joined several members on the floor to preserve a woman's right to travel to other states or unaccess reproductive care unfortunately republicans on the other side of the aisle blocked us from the vote so we came back last week to push for legislation led by my colleagues to protect and expand funding for a programbl created under a republican administration to fund clinics to support maternal care and conduct cancer screenings and provide contraception. but again the vote failed because we were not allowed to move forward with it. so we come back to the floor today because of the supreme court will not protect people's fundamental rights that's why we have three branches of government, the concept of our founding fathers in the supreme court will not protect people's fundamental rights than everyone in the chamber has to decide whether or not they will do it and that includes making sure everyone can access contraception. i concerned. state and local legislators are l

north dakota requires 96% of all emissions are captured in north dakota. you don't find that venice will or any wealth during that period the reality is i remember early my career we sat down and counted the number of state, federal, local laws of the company needed to comply with could begin producing is 127 at a time for that the very, very rigorous to angelo's point and pursued the opportunity to tell that story right now there. >> a viewer from twitter asks what happened to us oil in saudi arabia, shall production is up and running? that is a great question we will be competingue globally in the market paid the price point right now is to be proved when the saudis were almost complete full production opec plus was jamming everything they could enter the market in 2019. the shakeout was really interesting. with over 100 companies go bankrupt their mergers and acquisitions we learned from unlocking the show revolution was very, very expensive proposition very capitol intensive abrupt that code like i said. we learned some lessons whittled itself down. >>

they are buying up major tracts of land not just in north dakota also in texas, also near an air forcehey are buying up our food supply, major chicken and pork producers. they are buying up key energy producers. and then, of course, they are pouring that money into their massive military build-up. but my question is, why isn't the committee on foreign investment in the department of justice and across the biden administration why aren't they taking a closer look at this. this is what the senators were demanding. and why aren't they putting a stop to it. in some of those cases i just listed. they looked at it and then approved it. that's unacceptable. and when you see republicans take back the congress this november, you are going to see us take a much tougher stand on the chinese communist party. they are waging an economic war on the united states. and they are looking to win that war before there's ever any type of military conflict. >> congressman, the economic development for grand fork released a statement everything is good here. nothing to see here. the national intelligence sec

the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: as the member designated by ms. taylor and mse house that they will both vote no on amendment number 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. salazar: as the member designated by miss gonzalez-colon, mr. waltz and mr. panetta, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the amendment. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. trone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. boyle, mr. ruppersberger, mr. mceachin, mr. jones, ms. newman, mrs. trahan, i inform the house that all these members will vote yes on the schrier amendment. >> mr. chair, as the member designated by mr. joe wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that he will be voting nay on amendment number 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. perlmutter: thanks, mr. speaker. as the member designated by ms. degette, mr. desaulnier, mrd mr. david scott, i inform the h

hayes joins us from an abortion clinic in fargo, north dakota, with those details.d evening, mills. hey christina. yeah here in north dakota, the only abortion clinic in the entire state is set to move across state lines by july 28 so it can keep serving patients in minnesota and as of right now, there is no motion or move to try and get rid of that abortion being here in this state, but other states are fighting hard on those abortion bands and many people are find it encouraging because for a lot of people, it was one of the most difficult decisions that they've ever had to make. north dakota native karin knapp and her then boyfriend didn't plan to get pregnant. but when they did, they couldn't wait to bring peyton home. all i wanted was to have a healthy baby girl and to take her home from the hospital. but at 21 weeks, erin was rushed to the hospital after her umbilical cord prolapsed and she chose to have an induced abortion. nobody wants to get an abortion, like nobody wakes up in the morning and says, you know, what i really want to do today is i want to get

. >> reporter: in north dakota, tammy is also preparing for a move she runs red river women's clinic,hich today sued to stop that state's trigger law, set to take effect at the end of the month. >> give us some more time >> reporter: she is moving the clinic from fargo, north dakota, to moorhead, minnesota, just 15 minutes away but still a tremendous undertaking. >> this is not simpl packing up a house or an apartment and moving across the city this is learning new rules and regulations, making new forms for a new state, making sure that we are in compliance with the new state rules and restrictions >> reporter: and this shuttered clinic joins a growing list with more possibly on the way. right now at least ten states have either bans or restrictions in litigation, or set to take effect in the coming weeks lester >> blayne alexander, thank you. >>> we'll turn now to new concerns about covid. cases on the rise again in at least 20 states, fueled by a highly contagious omicron subvariant tonight, miguel almaguer asks dr. ashish jha, can vaccines prevent another devastating surge? >> rep

north dakota does this through methane regulation that's already on the books.the problem is when you revert to obama era epa follow-up policies you cut out new technology by the nature of federal fregulation and its burdensome and it's unusable by producers. we need to stop duplicative regulations that slow down innovation. doctor alden in your presentation you want for the technology developed by longpath to support facilities that provide leak detection and quantifiable data. how do you accurately quantify commissions and help operators that use this technology work for effectively and how to benefit both the industry and also reduce emissions. >> your question is about how quantification helps? so quantification drives a lot of insights. we hear a lot of operators say you need to know if there's a leak or not but when folks do start on board like quantitative data is accurate and reliable we see this behind a lot of value. for example, you can can prioritize leak repairs to the end when they want to get alerts. what five leaks want to get alerts on. in order

start a gofundme page to be able the cost paid for, the cost of moving the clinic from fargo, north dakotao morehead. that's what is happening right now my m state. we cannot settle for a situation, s where i noted, peoe in my state have different rights that women in mississippi or missouri. and with so many extreme politicians out there racing to state capitals toe take the firt to take the rights-of-way we need to explicitly protect rights to accesson contraceptiot and information. oi will note more than 80% of americans support access to contraception.on that is why i joined the center's market, or runner, murray and duckworth in cosponsoring this bill to protect the right to accessil contraception and information about contraceptives. this bill safeguard the patient's ability to seek contraceptives in healthcare to provide critical services. the right to contraception cannot just be an empty promise. that is why the bill gives the department of justice as well ae patients and doctors the power to make sure that we do not infringe on the right contraception. i am proud to join my colle

. >> sandra: that includes in north dakota, where senator kevin kramer says it's a matter of national >> john: and china's growing grasp, starting with mark meredith. live at the white house. the president could cause a lot of confusion over his comments on speaker pelosi's planned trip to taiwan. >> he sure did, and the white house trying to clear up some of that confusion. good afternoon to you, just moments ago we learned that china sent a handwritten note to president biden wishing him well as he recovers from coronavirus. but i don't think that same sentiment of support and love will head over to nancy pelosi. china is furious over the speaker's potential plans to visit taiwan in a matter of weeks. speaker not confirming many details, but china is warning a visit to taiwan china claims as its own would create more tensions in the region. a spokesperson says it will have a severe negative impact on the political foundation of china-u.s. relations and send a gravely wrong signal to forces. speaker is not confirming she is going, just yesterday she told reporters a trip could be vit

care clinic who argued that the restriction would harm workers and their patients while in north dakota they say the state moved too quickly to implement the law. in west virginia, they debated a bill making abortion punishable by ten years in prison >>> now to the war in ukraine where a key russian bridge was struck in keherson our morgan chesky is in odesa. >> reporter: in eastern ukraine, a race to rescue, after another russian missile strike this one leveling a hotel, killing two. firefighters digging through debris to find one man buried beneath the rubble but alive the lone survivor rushed to a nearby hospital. ukrainian military striking under cover of darkness. artillery leaving a key bridge badly damaged. one of several victories in ukraine's counter offensive. near kharkiv, soldiers gaining ground back after fierce fighting >> it was russian position >> reporter: momentum, the president shared they could build upon with president biden following the first lady by visiting the country. >> translator: it is the strongest signal that could be given to ukraine >> reporter: while t

for an oil and north dakota. you do not find that in saudi arabia or venezuela or anywhere else that is doing that. i remember early on in my career when i was working on the issue in utah and bought public lands in utah on an oil lease. we counted the number of state and federal and local laws that a company needed to comply with before they could bid again producing those, it was 127. that is a rigorous legal and environmental criteria the industry has to make. we do produce energy cleaner than anywhere else in the world and to angela's point we are not good at telling our story. >> we're leaving this program to keep our more than 40-year commitment to live coverage of congress. the house is about to gavel back. in today they rote on 10 bills including supporting finland and sweden's decision to apply to nato. xping supporr sei deci ofinndn lareatyrganatio na,s wl asling onll mberf nato ry the protols

national security questions after a chinese company purchased hundreds of acres of farmland in north dakotathe road for u.s. air force base congressman mike gallagher on what should be done now. and the new developments in the investigation biden, the charges the president's son it could be facing. but first this weekend president biden is pushing through his climate change agenda. bypassing congress in issuing executive orders on climate change. chamber of commerce ceo suzanne clark is sounding the alarm on government overreach. she joins me right now. he president is promising he'll push through this agenda regardless of joe manchin pushing back on it. he wants executive orders on climate change. he says that the climate emergency. what is the effect on business? >> well, as you have been saying the idea we need the sec and other government agencies to get outside of their zone and enter new regulatory arenas is ridiculous. we have climate agencies we have environmental agencies the scc needs to do its job to regulate markets, to protect investors. and this exempts regular trey overreach

in fact, one of the two biggest rivals for north dakota is not producing more oil and gas right now, as human capital. we will work for a shortage is a lot of people do, and gas capture. and so, if we capture had percent of the gas in north dakota right now, we would drop probably 250, to 350,000 barrels of oil a day. and that would happen overnight. so, you wouldn't produce more gas, you produce less oil. and the reason for that is we are the geographic center for north america, we don't have the capacity to get that product to market. so when we are considering methane emissions from oil and gas industry, we continue to get the majority paid the industry with one broad brush. i think it is important that when we talk about who these producers are, what they are where they do business, yes there are large multinational companies, but the majority of regulatory building from broad federal onshore policy we've all on small and medium sized gas companies. and companies rightfully have concerned with these proposals. it is not because they want to pollute, and it is not because they are

. >>> back at home, more than 50 million americans face temperatures topping 100 degrees from north dakota to louisiana. in the northeast, heavy rains caused flooding in patterson, new jersey, stranding cars and causing havoc in the commute. bring in meteorologist mike bettes from the weather channel. >> look at the pattern across the continent, warm air rolls in, spain, france, italy, uk, some temperatures could ellipse all-time highs. 105 in paris, 101 in london, less than degree from all-time record in the uk. dry, hot conditions fuelling wildfires continent wide. pattern back to the united states as well. jet stream well north, 110 in oklahoma city, in dallas, and pattern for rest of the week remains in place and expands, not just middle of the country but all the way to new england and the eastern seaboard. >> thank you. >>> jury selection under way in criminal trial of steve bannon, former adviser to then president donald trump. bannon charged with two counts of criminal contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoena from the january 6th committee. nikole killion. >> thank

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for an oil and north dakota. you do not find that in saudi arabia or venezuela or anywhere else that is doing that. i remember early on in my career when i was working on the issue in utah and bought public lands in utah on an oil lease. we counted the number of state and federal and local laws that a company needed to comply with before they could bid again producing those, it was 127. that is a rigorous legal and environmental criteria the industry has to make. we do produce energy cleaner than anywhere else in the world and to angela's point we are not good at telling our story. i appreciate the opportunity to tell the story just now. host: if you are from twitter asks what happens to u.s. oil when saudi arabia shale production is up and running? guest: that is a great question and we will still be competing globally. the price point right now is we prove that when the saudi's were a complete full production, when opec plus was jamming everything into the market, we still could compete. the shakeout was intere

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota rise? mr. armstrong: as the member designated by mr. timmons from south carolina and mr. johnson from south dakota, i inform the house that mr. johnson will vote yes on h.res. 1168 and mr. timmons will vote yes on h.res. 1168. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. hartzler, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler from missouri will vote no on h.res. 1168. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yea on h.r. 1168. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. brown, i inform the house that this member will vote yes on h.res. 1168. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bentz of oregon

north dakota does this through the deq, investment and regulation.the problem is when you revert to obama era epa policies for a one-size-fits-all approach is by the nature of federal regulation. and it's unusable by producers. need to not slow down regulation. in your presentation you want for the technology developed by long to support monitoring facilities and provide leak detection and quantifiable data in real-time. are you accurately quantify conditions that helps operators that use that technology work more effectively and howcan it benefit the industry but also its emissions ? >> your question is about how confrontational? the qualification drives a lot of insights. we hear a lot of operators say you need to know if there's a leak or not but when folks do start on board quantitative data that's actually accurate and reliable we find a lot of it so for example you can prioritize and start to tune in while types they want to get alerts on. in order to really need assistance of not attacking those work leaks first. they can track and compare per

rights supporters and north dakota judge this afternoon blocked that states trigger law . was set to go into effect tomorrow and would affect the state's only abortion clinic. the clinic argues that the north dakota constitution guarantees the rights of life, liberty safety and happiness. and wyoming. the judge sided with the firebombed women's health clinic, which argued the ban would harm health care workers and their patients and violates that state's constitution. just getting here since the fourth grade. i'm almost 50 years old. coming up tonight at 11. crowds of people lined up outside one of the bay area's few remaining roller rinks. golden skate, maybe saved from closure for now. and a barrier weather a little bit of a warm up as we head into your thursday forecast . but what about your weekend? we'll have the update coming up after the break. at first another protest in berkeley's people's park is activists say their fight to prevent student housing is not over. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions?

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: as the member designated by mr. timmons from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote no on amendment 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, for the following members, mr. brown of maryland, ms. mccormick of florida, they vote yes on the kim amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. tom rice of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. tom rice will vote nay on amendment number 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote nay on amendment number 4. the speaker pro te

a ccp link company bought more than 300 acres of land in grand forks, north dakota. 20 minutes from a. of course bill gates said there is no connection between his land grab and china's in the same general region. but it's unclear exactly what gates intends to do with all the land. as a result, one republican lawmaker is now demanding answers. congressman dusty johnson of south dakota is asking the house add community to testify immediately. joins me now. a congressman, thank you for joining me tonight. has the chair responded to your request yet? >> i haven't heard anything yet. i honestly don't expect we will any time soon. i get the sense from the democrats in congress that there is not anywhere near as concerned about the chinese purchases in the purchases by bill gates as they should be. >> laura: we know bill gates is into the kind of alternative to beef and other livestock he discussed at length. there is a concern that people want to pulled agricultural land out of production, they are already doing it in europe. here is gates last year boasting about this ntb crusade crusade

because minnesota, being in the neighborhood thatut includes the states of north dakota, south dakota, iowa, wisconsin. all of which have been recent issues with reproductive health care for the freedom to travel cannot be an empty promise. that is why the bill gives the department of justice, those women and doctors the power to sue people who infringe on the right to travel for healthcare. whens in states abortion events arty face obstacles to care. we cannot wait to see what antichoice state legislatures criminalize next too. we have to act now. all of this comes down to one question, who should get to make the d personal decision or woman? or for h a 10-year-old girl? you to be her family? should it be a woman herself? or should it be politicians? our colleagues on the other side of the out support these justices in place in the supreme court. as to where we are right now. think the answer is clear, to each and every one of my colleagues have the opportunity to show whereom the stanford wil become together and protect to seek healthcare across state lines for the sake of the women

. >> laura: that was the north dakota agriculture commissioner reacting to the latest farm purchased gates extending the billionaires reach as the largest private farm land owner in the united states. their concern isn't without merit. gates like his fellow world economic forum adherence has long preached a grain and even a meat free world but what would it look like in the government got behind this approach to farming? look no further than the netherlands were a string of farmer led protests have broken out over new government plans that seem like they are straight out of the playbook. they would require farmers to use less fertilizer and reduce livestock numbers which would crush these people's livelihoods. the reaction of the government to these protests has been swift and severe. there have been arrests, government forces have opened fire on the group hitting a 16-year-old boy. editor in chief of the counter signal and publisher of uprising.com, he's been embedded in the netherlands with these farmers, he joins us live very early, why is the dutch prime minister pushing this ant

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if you know anything about north dakota, we are an agricultural state.ssion to infiltrate the enemy's backyard. >> brian: that is a legitimate concern. let's get some investors in buy some farmland next to a military base in china. how would i go over? >> we are a very open system. the chinese are taking advantage of that openness in the united states. we willingly brought them in and in many respects as i have a lot of other countries. a lot of other countries have learned their lesson including countries most closer to china then we are probably in a desperate for this investment in north dakota or anywhere in the united states. they can do better than this. thankfully, there are people like beth and several other concerns the decisions that did sound the alarm. i think that the investment opportunity first game, it was not known at that chairman was an activist in the chinese communist party. as soon as that concern became known, we should have gotten out of it. we are seeking further review from a national defense perspective. i am confident that we

north dakota. 130,000 acres near u.s. air force base in texas. china has purchased land, install telecommunications equipment, there four u.s. air force bases. deeply concerning. any american land owned by china's commonest government is a huge problem. here is what one rancher, they are buying up branches and farmland in droves, literally hundreds of thousands of acres, this is what one rancher told our own sara carter. >> it's kind of funny. china's commonest parties actually purchasing property in the united states of america. farmland, ranches. >> you're right, it's very shocking. they are known adversaries of the united states. how are we allowing that to happen question maxima needs to ask that hard question then dive into that and hold someone accountable for that. it's not going to turn out in a good manner. >> sean: the rancher's right here we need to ask the question then biden needs to answer because he's doing nothing. however i must give credit where it's due to the chairman of the joi

we have plenty of oil in arkansas and louisiana and texas and north dakota.could produce enough oil and gas and coal here to be totally energy independent and to support our allies overseas but joe biden and the democratic party continue to wage their ideological war against american industry. >> harris: what is it like on capitol hill, senator? democrats are straight ahead looking at what looks like will be a red wave. they have a president really in trouble on these issues and each of your states. everybody feels the inflation and the pressure on energy. what is it like where you are? >> well, i think caught between a rock and hard place in the democratic party. a lot of democratic politicians who depend on the votes of the people and those people are saying $4 and $5 gas across the country. highly ideological aides and activists who want gas to be that high. remember, you have had democratic senators and cabinet members saying that if gas is high go buy an electric car. i don't think that many people in arkansas worried about $4 a gallon gas can't buy an e

week, something which is a ccp company bought more than 300 acres of farmland in grand forks, north dakota's just twenty minutes from a us air force base. now, of course, bill gates insists there's no connection between his land grab and china's in the same general region. but it's unclear gen exactly wht gates intends to do with all this land as a result, one republican lawmaker is now demanding answers. congressman john thune of south dakota is asking the house agns committee to hold gates and to testify immediately. and he joinsns me now. congressman, thanks for joining us tonight. to the chair responded your request yet? >> no, i haven't heard anything yet. >> and honestly, i don't expect we will any time soon. i get the sense from the democrats in congress that they are not anywhere near as concerned about the chinese purchases, the purchases by bill gates as they should be . >> now we know bill gates is into the kind of engineered meat alternative to beef and other livestock he's discussed this at length. and there's a concern that, you know, people want to pull agricultural land out

he is making news this week after bill gates 13.5 million-dollar farmland purchased in north dakota they. it was cleared by the state attorney general for there is some question whether he could do this as a corporate entity. but to me the thing is bill gates is one of the if not the largest farmland owner in america. what do you make of that? >> i did not see that coming. he does not look like the type of guy you would see out there making sure the crops are okay. like michael landon and little house on the prairie. i guess that is surprising becomes he comes across as a dork he's a very rich window. in the end though i come down on this. he can buy whatever he wants wherever he wants if it is legal. farmland in north dakota he has earned he created this great company and now we have some money to spend. if you must open a bunch of farms more power to my guests. what do you think? brian: there's something more noble about that than buying a yacht maybe. or going to talk about yachts in just a second period i want to go to this one for next billionaire on the list elon musk a leaked e-ma

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another major issue is north dakota. it would seem 300 acres being purchased in north dakota.sensitive u.s. military installations that has drones. the biggest one sean the one that everyone is talking about right now is huawei purchased a significant amount of land in montana it was near our nuclear arsenal and reign of the federal government is actually conducting an investigation to see whether those huawei cell towers were intercepting and could block our communications with our nuclear silos. this is very concerning i spoke with u.s. intelligence as well as foreign intelligence officials about this and they say that they have been sounding alarm for quite some time and they are very concerned that already might be too late. >> you will have a report with them tomorrow will have a part two of this report thank you. >> hannity: we have about him soft on china stance. he gave china oil at this point were paying highest amount we have repaid for gallon of gasoline. he is now selling what? 5 billion barrels of aral oil tumor strategic energy oil reserves. he is suspending tari