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

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

north dakota governor doug burgum next up on kudlow. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. larry: don't want to forget today is earth day, jeff flock with more on the earth, how is the earth? reporter: happy heart earth day, larry, a beautiful day for solar here. that is the big news. you want president went to virginia to announce this solar for all plan. as you reported, 7 billion dollars to go to people who could not otherwise afford solar power, they will set it up for them, preside

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

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

i'm still the governor of north dakota. if you're someone that puts food on the table, gas in your car, has to pay b pay rent and pay for electricity, the thing i can do the most for this country right now is make sure that trump is elected. that's what we're focused on. maria: i want to get back to north dakota if a moment. but what's your take on the trump campaign calling for additional presidential debates and for those debates to start earlier than the initially proposed debate debate commissn saying september. if you're going to start he det babaiting one on one in septembr you're probably too late to speak to everybody. people will have voted before the november election. president trump put this message out on truth social yesterday. >> it's time for crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of the united states and i to debate. we have to talk about what he's doing and where we're going. we owe it to our country. we owe it to all americans. any time, anywhere, any place. >> donald trump says he's ready t

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

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

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

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

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

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

joining us senator john hoeven of north dakota. senator hoeven, great to see you again, sir. is just very interesting. gdp is up 800%. this is in the last 40 or so years while carbon emissions are actually down 60% and, you know, the difficult things like lead and particulates, those are even down by more. we've done a good job and i think it has a lot to do with natural gas which unfortunately the bidens hate! senator, do you read me? >> you cut out on me for a minute. larry: sorry. >> your point is well-made. we're producing energy, we have the best environmental standards anywhere and we're producing energy from a lot of different sources and we can continue to do that but the biden administratiputting this regulay blizzard, this regulatory burden on our energy producers. we need to remove the handcuffs. we can produce a lot more energy with the latest, greatest technologies, that give us not only food environmental stewardship, create jobs here, create national security and you see what is going on in the world today, help our allies. so really important. larry: no, you k

they don't work with a hoot in places like north dakota.e don't have a grid that can energize them. we don't have enough transmission. we don't have enough generation. we're closing all the efficient power mans in the country. this is so upside down, screwed up, donald trump can't get in the white house fast enough. larry: the whole story is bass awkward if you know what i mean. the great taylor riggs, catch taylor with her cohost brian brenberg and jackie deangelis on "the big money show" weekdays 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. all right, folks, coming up big wins for former president donald trump today. he posted his 175 million and letitia james ain't going to get her hands on any of his cash or businesses or assets so there you go. deal with it, madam ag. we'll talk about it with kellyanne conway and a few others. i'm kudlow. it is nice to be back. ♪. welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of

we keep people in town while this is going on. >> congressman kelly armstrong from north dakota, thanky much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> abortion in arizona. the legislature returning to phoenix amid calls to overturn the state's controversial 1864 abortion law. i will talk to a local lawmaker, a state senator at the center of the debate. >>> nancy pelosi is coming to touch on all these big political issues of the day and importantly on that ukraine aid. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. -remember when i said we need to screen for colon cancer? -was that after i texted the age to screen was now 45? [both] because i said cologuard®! -hey there! -where did he come from? -yup, with me you can screen at home. just talk to your provider. [both] we'll screen with cologuard and do it my way. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for me, cologuard. >>> once again, i have scheduled an app

and computing are moderately north dakota governor doug burgum. you know him as a presidential candidate. welcome may be a few of you known as a presidential candidate. [laughing] but we'll known as a as a terrific beating governor with a strong background in i.t. before the election in 2016 he helped launch great plains software, launch it from a small startup company in 1983 to an award-winning tech firm that was acquired by microsoft in 2001. he will be moderating the conversation with software pioneer marc andreessen come the brilliant mind behind netscape, a true trailblazer. today marc will dive into fasten world of artificial intelligence. his take ai isn't just sci-fi, it's a reality and is here to supercharge our lives. actually a i wrote that the kite by staff right one but it went on to chatgpt and say how should i introduce marc andreessen to the group of governors? its console serving as how comes back, its first mistake was a one would you say that ai, marc andreessen believes that ai is here to save our world. but that was coming fr

just turns out for me the best job in all politics opened up and that's the governor in north dakota. but yeah, a lot of people are amino, a lot of people are frustrated so a lot of people want, want to actually govern, want to pass rules. i think one of the things we forget and we'll get to do it a little bit tomorrow is when kevin mccarthy got elected. speaker. he marketized the house. i mean, i served for the first four years here under speaker pelosi, and it wasn't even that minority members could bring amendments you wouldn't even allow our committee chairs to bring amendments on bills. and i just hope we keep that process open. i did it a little too much though. >> we're well first, bring the motion to vacate might be too much of a good thing. >> yeah. i think when you have a one vote majority of which will have next week and you have a one mole vote, one vote motion to vacate. i think that's a real structural problem for the majority kernen, i think it needs to be changed all right. >> congressman armstrong best of luck to you. thanks so much for your time. we appreciate thanks

rick and west hope, north dakota. caller: good morning. a couple of things.he jewish, the israeli/hamas conflict. some private schools don't offer special services for children with disabilities. it's not just walking into a classroom and teaching students.

my friend from north dakota, senator cramer, feels the same about north dakota. i agree with everybody. we're defending it. i i am very rural. the bottom line is, we don't have high density of emissions. we don't have that. to make this into common sense, what we're trying to do is say, you must reduce, reduce, reduce. the only way we can get to where they want us to is to quit driving. don't go to work. stay home. it doesn't make any sense at all. for them to go down this and put one-size-fits-all makes no sense. it does not only undermine the very purpose of our highway system, it just isn't feasible in rural areas. -- with our other transportation options. -- without other transportation options. if it is not feasible, it is not reasonable. even if the rule were reasonable many, it wouldn't matter because the administration does not have the authority to do this. that's what we have -- they do not have the authority -- transportation, dot, does not have the authority dod what we're trying to do. when we were writing the law, we debated whether to give them tha

of the badlands of north dakota and looking for somewhere of the badlands of north dakota and can)okingnorth dakota and can see1g for somewhere of the badlands of north dakota and can see anor somewhere of the badlands of north dakota and can see an abandonedere and you can see an abandoned cabin up and you go and cabin up ahead and you go and stay that sort thing. stay there, that sort of thing. that's that's not what's happening as say, happening anymore. as you say, these are kind of these people are kind of professional are professional squatters who are trying to cause a trying to get either to cause a nuisance have to pay nuisance or to not have to pay rent or things like that, or eventually to try and take private property off of people. we've already seen in florida recently that governor ron desantis as been desantis has seen this as been a problem, just problem, and boom, he's just gone and changed the legislation. that's legislation. i think that's excellent. to excellent. and i'm speaking to you from the adam smith you today from the adam smith institute. i've got an adam sm

i will ask north dakota governor and entrepreneur doug burgum coming up. i am david asman and for you and you are watching kudo coast-to-coast. ♪ first our top story, market trying to find their footing to kick off the new month and quarter. let's get the read from mitch roschelle. we should mention markets go down and there is good news on manufacturing. that may have investors worried they won't be worried to cut rates in june. >> i think it's more about the fact that any corporate earnings to be honest. if you look at fourth-quarter we are entering seasons, profits up 4% and that's ahead of inflation so the real story will be inflation for the rest of the year. what the fed does or doesn't do to curb inflation, what happens with interest rates, i think that's what will drive interest markets. >> let focus on one sector, tech sector and the general had an interesting piece, "wall street journal", as if it seven has become the bad for, couple and tesla sort of trying to find a way to get above water and unable to do so but the journal says is a good sign

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kevin cramer, you know somethinb about oil coming up from north dakota. we're seeing a pretty big rally, the best sinces december, i think, or even further back, october.the west texas, yes. brent crude, yes. what do you make of that? what's going on here? >> well, what's happening is really it gets to the point of what's making this inflation so sticky. energyk so prices, high energybe prices will add to the inflation of everything we grow, produce, manufacture, move from one place to another place whether receiving it or whether you're sending it to another market. what's happening is this is the direct f result of bad publict policy. the federa2 l reserve cannot fix bad energy policy.y: so you're seeing growing demand around the world. you're seeing a shrinkingo supply, even though thhee united states by the way as you probably noticed had a record production month, but larry, at that it's still probably two, three, 4 million below what it should be or could be whichig would bring prices down by increasing the supply, meeting the global market demand b

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. >> people in north dakota are probably wondering why you bring certain things back here? taking part in 400 kids have done it. thinking back to my personal experience i have learned more on service trips to west virginia and kentucky when i was in high school and went 2 out of country like nicaragua when i was in college and it's all about perspective. you learn about the differences that you have with other people but really what this program is about, and with the sheep are going to learn is that we are all the same when it comes down to it. we all want the same things, although we have slight differences here and there, we are all the same. >> but are we? [laughter] >> i don't feel like i have that much in common with democrats. and i think god for that. it's these five this is not about red state or blue state. this is city mouse and country mouse. this is rural america versus urban america and city america. this is country versus urban america. i grew up an account of a thousand people and i've lived in new york city for 30 years. so, i think city people would do bet

next we will take you to cavalier north dakota. don't you know north dakota holds the world record for the most snow angels made simultaneously in one place? finally life look in track town usa. don't forget set your dvr if you cannot watch us live, we are back after this. >> we are a society in crisis. but what if we turned it into dialog? >> kevin: 27 minutes after the hour, breaking tonight, an incredible new set of images of a tornado outbreak in the midwest. several large twisters touching down and literally stopping traffic in nebraska. this one actually crossing a highway near lincoln. we're still working on gathering reports of injuries and fatalities from the storms but we do know that they cause severe damage. and fact one of the more destructive tornadoes wiped out homes and businesses just outside of omaha, we will keep an eye on that story for you. and as we get more, we promise to pass that along. in the meantime, president biden took time out of his busy day for a trip to new york. today, to talk with howard stern an

i'm going to wreck it is the gentleman from north dakota. >> thank you, mr. chairman.i don't think people going to investigate reporting to get rich. i think it's an incredibly important service that, but i just want to wreck a little bit. i don't think being held in contempt either civil or criminal is either i conspiracy theory or part of an employment dispute. you are either going to be civilly held in contempt and find until he disclosure source, or worse yet you're going to put in an eight x ten with bars the window. that's what contempt means. for not disclosing a source. so if there's more chilling effect on the right of the free press and north dakota citizens to be informed about what's going on, i would like to know it. ms. herridge, you been helping content. do you think that is part of an employment dispute? >> i want to have complete respect for the legal process. my case is being litigated but no, these are separate matters. >> i'm hopeful soon the senate will take up the press act and add a federal shield law for reporters been compelled to reveal confid

it leaves fort mandan, which kind of up there in north dakota, the middle of north dakota today, and go with to the pacific coast, the first winter in february 1805, while expedition is wintering at the small installation they build on the missouri river called fort. so kagawa gives birth to a son, jean-baptiste charbonneau, who goes to the pacific with the expedition as a baby who is nicknamed pomp or pompey by lewis and clark. so kagawa at several points not only helps the expedition, stay on track, but she also saves a bunch of journals and other scientific material. when one of the keel boats that the expedition is using turns over in some rapids. she actually manages to all of the materials i was reading about the expedition and york the enslaved manservant who goes along, was perhaps the only member of the expedition who knew how to swim, which you would think would have been a prerequisite for for going on a little canoe trip. but but it was not so. so today you can still in every year there's a different back these the chicago area gold coins and each year the back reflects a

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for more on this we welcome back governor dug burr doug burr oil and gas state of north dakota.ng you on. you produce a fair piece of it in your home state. what's driving them up and how far do you think they're going to go? >> well, larry, part of the reason oil prices are going up is because the markets understand it just the way consumers that are putting gas in their tank understand that the biden administration has got a full-on assault on liquid fuels in the u.s., not just on oil and gas but ethanol and biofuels. when you were trying to shut down the u.s. energy industry, take out what could be the world's largest producer of liquid fuels, take that out of the marketplace through government red tape and action of course the markets are going to go up. under president trump it was the opposite, we were supporting this industry. not just because it is great for america, it is great for global stability and god for peace. biden's energy policies are emboldening iran, russia, our enemies. it makes no sense at any level. larry: bidens say gee whiz, we had a lot of oil producti

i don't know if everybody knows that the this the bank of north dakota in 1919, partly as a result of the populist movement that was, you know, in the prairies at that time and what they developed this partnership model where they give to community and small banks in north dakota who then on lend this cheap these cheaper funds to us to the community members to the small businesses, cooperatives and, so forth. so i'm a big fan of that of, that model and so small banks need help. they need help from public that can give them cheap credit. they help from the federal reserve and other regulatory agencies that can provide cheap liquidity facilities for them that can give them a helping hand when they get into trouble. so it's not just helping the megabanks, but what is the role of big banks? well, know we have a global financial system, have a global trade system and i think there is a role for for fairly banks as long as the regulators that they're not designed just to engage in speculation but really to to promote our economy. all right. we'll take one more question. yeah, but 40 years a

your hotline -- charles: it's, although, i bought my first stock in 1980, 80, 81 in north dakota, minotat the time, the largest corporation in the world. i loved that he was a maverick. luckily the stock worked out. i had the bug since i was 14 years old. actually you do an idea of a trade it can be nerve-wracking, the more you know, the more confidence you have. >> my advice, i know brian's, that the younger people start the better. we started too late into retirement but we started. charles: right. >> the young kids need to learn to do it. charles: they have to go beyond the tiktok videos, right, david? >> yeah. charles: yeah, yeah. tell us your story. >> well i didn't get involved with it until just a couple years ago and, i had been, i really never had anybody taking -- one time i had somebody convert some of my halliburton stock when i stopped working for them, they told me i had to do something with it. this guy talked me into going with something else. i saw him a year later. he goes, dave, you made some wrong choices. and i said, really? yeah, you're down this much. well, why do