no one has brought up the fact that i am from north dakota. use] as opposed to north carolina. but i just want to tell you because many of you probably have never been to north dakota or you don't know anybody from north dakota. take a minute and think what it's like every time you see a list of all the states alphabetically, we are behind you guys. [laughter] and so i am proposing that there is a new list. that if you have a state that has a geographic label in front of it like the word "north," it should be listed in order of those that are actually the farthest north one. [applause] it would be ahead on that list. that is what i am thinking. i don't know where that is going to go. but just a thought. we don't have a toast in our state, we don't have a state toast. afteryou have a state toast and i am looking at the state toast and we are the strong, growweak are, grow stro. but the word north carolina is not in there. so i am taking that thing home. [laughter] [applause] i mean, to me, executive order tuesday morning right after memorial day

we are back with north dakota governor doug burgum.e is getting ready to tap you for v.p. nominee, are you ready for that? >> i think it doesn't really matter who president trump's v.p. is the guy is so strong against every demographic, as you know you covered it even tonight. winning across every segment in this country, blacks, hispanics, people under 30, he is winning and he is done with that win because, you know, he represents the strength we need on the economy, on energy, national security. where biden is weak. but i think from a standpoint of the v.p. he has a lot of choices that he can choose from, i'm certainly not campaigning for him because of that. that was never part of the equation, i just another as governor of north dakota, how bad it is for this country if joe biden is president for four more years. >> bret: you talked about energy there that's one of the things you talk about a lot. i had you on the show as a presidential candidate. >> north dakota is a huge energy state. a lot of people don't understand that and not

north dakota governor doug burgum this morning, we will be right back with actor, ice cube, live with with us. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. inside every splenda product is a mission. to help people live happier healthier and longer lives by making it easier to cut out sugar. from our factory to our stevia farm, splenda's team of over 2000 individuals are dedicated to helping people live their best lives. taking pride that everyday millions say “i use splenda.” and now sweeten drinks wherever you are with splenda zero-calorie liquid sweeteners. try all three. available in the baking aisle. maria: i. >> i just want to say -- i grew up democrat. and i have always been democrat. until i met this man right here. i tell you. he will not have to worry about nobody in my family every vote for democrat again. >> that was legendary pro football hall of famer lawrence taylor endorsing president trump, fans throwing support for former president trump hoping to gain ground wit

i will speak from my farmer and grower producer from rural north dakota. there is a time and a place for electrification and electric vehicles. that will probably be more widely adopted on the coast and urban areas. as a farmer and a producer in the middle of north dakota, from the trucking to the tractors, the combines, the real , what we rely on to move product to the market, those types of industries will likely be later adopters when it comes to electrification. what we have to offer in the space is asa, the significant addition that we provide to the liquid fuels market when it comes to renewable diesel and biofuels. it is another testament of what the u.s. farmer can produce it is an example of how we are diversifying market and domestic demand so we are not so reliant on foreign markets, even while we asked and those. this is just an example of what the american farmers doing to transition in the transportation fleet. the risk of relying on china for infrastructure or the materials for further electric vehicle adoption, like any inpuu , anything we

north dakota is on medicaid. are they getting welfare to vote? >> no one, i don't think. that's the intention that he meant when he when he said that, but i i do think that what we have here is the when joe biden, he can't campaign on i mean, it's open border policies. 2016. that was about immigration. now, it's about national security and public safety and open borders is something the majority americans are very concerned about inflation touches every single american. the wars that are breaking out around the world. so in places where where president trump had success, joe biden's having failure, where president trump was strong. joe biden has been weak. and so that's what people are actually thinking about. but then you throw on top of things like the student loan debt and you start trying to give away hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money. it's not even it's like we're borrowing to give it away. it's not tax and spend it's borrow, borrow from the chinese and give it away when you see those, those citizens understand, those are like pre election payoffs. th

thank you as a farmer from north dakota and on behalf of the soybean. thank you for the opportunity to express this perspective. i look forward to your questions. and informed by my service in the u.s. government where i was fortunate to serve along side senate and treasury where i ran the committee on foreign investment in the united states. i got to witness firsthand for many years the actions of china as it conducted and directed actions to its businesses nephariously through third parties. given that experience and helping u.s. companies and malicious activity, the focus of my testimony is the national and economic security, considerations involved in and agricultural-related businesses and supply chains. as a baseline and as my witness testimony relays, recent laws implemented by china compel any chinese entity to act at the direction of the chinese state, i.e. the communist party of china. the question before the committee is really, what do you as leaders of this country believe that the united states should accept regarding ownership and control

election cycle, crystal starts us off in north dakota, republican lie. good morning and thanks for calling. >> caller: good morning, thanknk you. to meet the things go support his foreign policy. we are a superpower and we have a statute that we part of the 75 years of nato, and the nato alliance. that was created after world war ii. it's very important right now for us to be focused on foreign policy. the success of the abraham accords came into place with the jordan, saudi arabia, came to the rescue of israel went iran launched all those missiles. we're looking at what's going on in ukraine. thank goodness in my state we've got strong republicans that understand this. senator kevin cramer, senatoror john hoeven, and they have been phenomenal in helping to get the package for ukraine, for the middle east, for taiwan. that is essential. because the matter what's going on within our own country, debating all these other things, our ability to defend our nation, our ability to come to the defense of our allies, as a said 75 years of nato, we got united nat

we do absentee ballots and north dakota, we do use make sure we're verifying signatures. but when you're mailing out more balanced than there are people that are actually italy on the registers for the voting roles that creates a massive moral hazard. and then when you've got unmonitored drop boxes and a bunch of single bullet votes that only vote for one candidate. i think all of us have to say is that the way we want to have elections? i don't know what it was a special case. >> i mean, you agree with let's take a vote as a ballot that comes then no. >> it's very unusual to get that many ballots where someone just votes for president and not for anybody else down ballot. that's what i'm talking about. attorney general, that is a attorney general. >> bill barr said that there was no significant fraud that would have changed their of the 2020 election. do you disagree with that or do you agree with that? >> well, again, we're talking about what are you talking about? what happened before the ballots came in or after they came out with we counted up all the ballots in this

joining us now is north dakota governor doug burgum. governor burgum.art for you because apparently aoc needs to see this. this was gas pricing under trump vs. under biden. and what you see is a low with trump. it was around $2 and then with biden it hits a $5 record high. i think voters know this because they pay their gas bills. >> well, yes, they sure do. i just have to say what the clip you showed from aoc, i was in that room when president trump was having meeting with these business leaders that are job creators that are invest not guilty future of our america, and that what she said is just not true. these are the people that risk capital and create jobs and they have done everything to bring america back to be energy independent under president trump. without them, we would be in a world of hurt. but, under joe biden, with his policies, they are not only driving inflation, here we are heading into the memorial day weekend, gas prices are high. food prices are high. rent is high, electricity is high. that's another energy cost. interest rates are

has been campaigning with former president trump in the courtroom with him joining me now north dakotaciate it i want your reaction, to president trump, being found guilty on 34 counts yesterday. >> great to be with you yes, alvin bragg stepped out in front of cameras yesterday said i have done my job, he was talking to joe biden but, now, the rest of america gets to do their job started yesterday, have you seen response, whether it is donald j. trump, web site going down because so many trying to donate my tone blown up i have a retired couple probably never able to donate maybe 10 bucks here or there sen sent me a message signature giving 1,000 dollars to president trump this is because the issues across america why this verdict is not going to matter at all because if you were yesterday morning, yesterday morning if you are independent, republican a democrat, struggling with inflation, concerned about border concerned about wars overseas you wake up today all issues still here president trump has answers strong on those joe biden has been weak this is not going to change the outcome

the governor of north dakota, drug bergram in new york city. city, i know why you are new york city, you've been with trump at the trial and you stood next to him frequently for several days. i want to know how years holding up, he is under enormous pressure. how's he doing? >> i want to say the business audience i've had an opportunity to work with ceos, i've been a ceo my whole life, never seen anyone with the strength of donald trump. all day in the trial last tuesday and then he gets done with that dad what does he do, he's got high spirits and during the breaks peace making phone calls to business leaders, he's prepping for getting ready to have dinner with the prime minister of australia and after that goes to a fundraiser with a couple hundred people and gives a speech for 45 minutes and goes back after that and it's after 10 p.m. pm and he's making more phone calls. i've never seen a ceo in this country work as hard as he does. maybe there are some that have but haven't done it when under assault from the legal system. stuart: take a lo

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and then the america i mean, if if you're a north dakota today and you're some farmer ranch or having coffee is not about guilty or innocent, they're probably having coffee this morning. what was the crime? because the legal experts that have been camped outside of the courthouse the last six weeks. i've watched them all and all these channels. they can explain in what was the crime that was attached to a business filing that magically turn it from a misdemeanor into 34 felony. so if their legal experts can understand it, americans can understand it. they're going to fall back on. what are the issues that i would just say as a test, this is a thought test why aren't there 100 other ceos that have been dragged accord in manhattan if this is the every day every day, businesses usual like alvin bragg said yesterday, where are all the other cases? for 7-year-old business violin cases, there are none. so then you just have to say, well, it looks like it's political to me okay governor, before i let you go you and former president trump's seem to disagree on who should be the next governor

so thank you again as a farmer from north dakota and on behalf of the soy bean association, it was a privilege to be with you and thank you for the opportunity to share the perspective of soy bean growers >> thank you for your leadership and your testimony today. now pleased to recognize mr. you. >> thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss this timely matter. i am honored and humbled to be before you and the panel you assembled. the views that i share are of my own. i was fortunate enough to serve along colleagues with security council, counsel, senate and treasure. i got to witness firsthand china and their experiences. given the years in private sector helping u.s. companies, the focus of my testimony is the national and economic security considerations involved in chinese accusations of u.s. agriculture and agricultural-related business and supply chains. that said as a baseline and my witness testimony relays, recent laws implemented by china effectively compel any chinese entity to act at the direction of the chinese state. ie, the communist party of c

north dakota and north carolina will absolutely win that.gy and intensity for president trump on the ground is high. everywhere we go people are ready to go to work. biden can't -- has the same problem in north carolina like every state. they have inflation. every state has been turned into a border state. people don't feel safe in their cities, unrest on campuses and people remember the citizens of north carolina remember that under donald trump, unemployment at record lows, economy was moving along in a great way and so this is an easy one. biden won't get this state back. >> dana: if you look at this graph of wages versus inflation, it tells a tale. this is what people are feeling everywhere. wages are even going down compared to what people are paying at grocery stores and the pump. you are a businessman and also a governor. what can president trump say to people in north carolina and across the country? this is what i will do to be able to get inflation down. i think that's something i've been waiting to hear more specifics on. >> i hav

under joe biden, production in north dakota is down.in in russia,powg in venezuela is up. joe biden's energy policiesghtig are empowering the dictators in the the regimes that are literall ts y the wars against and of course, through all of that, it helps china because china is the most energy dependent country in the world. they imporret energy than anyboy else in the world. the biden administration goes to china and they don't talkt wa up. they don't talk about the walking softlylkinly wit, a big, which is energy and food policy. that's what we could be doing to negotiateg toth china. instead, they're over there talking about climate agreements the. a >> and that's not that's notleig the existential crisis forh: ny america. no, it's not. governor burgum thank you very much . to d all right. a polling guru says biden needs to do one thing, just one thing to help democrats before the election. >> drop out. the details next. >> what is it about cindy crawford? the secret to cindy's surprisingly ageless skin is meaningful beauty supreme c

north dakota, ran for president himself.ow a dedicated surrogate for president donald trump and on everyone's short list. former president donald trump everyonens short list for vice president. governor, your reaction to the verdict and game plan for today as i said yesterday sad day for america. this morning i wake up and on optimistic. i'm optimistic alvin bragg said yesterday i did my job. he said i'm doopg my job, he was really talking, i did my job. is he talking to joe biden and all the people that were driving this lawfare now we goat do our job. the american people. the calls, the texts from people, people are rising up. november of 16th, when he won that election when he wasn't supposed to win the election russian interference steele dossier. this is old news. this thing yesterday is not new news it's old news. they see it and they are trying to put the guy away that his -- the guy that's actually solving my problems. because american people are waking up today. this verdict doesn't change the fact that they're faci

edward: when you grow up in north dakota, you suffer a surfeit of heroes.ee, lawrence welk, maybe contemporary north dakotans, phil jackson. jeffrey: those are all good. edward: all good, but they don't compare to theodore roosevelt. i chose theodore roosevelt. jeffrey: he was your guy. edward: he was my guy. i mean, i went out to theodore roosevelt national park with my family as a kid, to the medora musical in the badlands, and i was a red river rough rider. so, this was providential. it was ordained that i would be a fan of tr. jeffrey: ok, a fan and then you want to write about him, but your way in is through the women in his life. why? edward: well, theodore roosevelt was -- the myth about theodore roosevelt is that he was a self-made man. that is just simply not true. all of us, if we are fortunate in our lives, have brothers, sisters, fathers, grandparents, colleagues, friends, people who pick us up and push us forward when we're faltering, when we're suffering, or have some sort of disappointment or setback in our life. and that is true of theodore

this is voters in north dakota who think that trump or burgum are conservative, 72% of north dakota instincts inks conservative versus 44% of those who know doug burgum best he is the type of pick that trump is trying to say. i'm not going to eliminate the middle. i'm not going to distract. i'm going to be safe. and that is why doug burgum is on the rise at this point? >> yeah. well, that's really interesting. only 44% would say is conservative, which as you point out, would show a pragmatic yes, a pragmatic torres. so governor. all right. thank you very much. thank you. >> next, the breaking news reports of tornadoes because right now in the south is we're seeing storms grow more destructive and deadly. we'll be right back you know, i spent a lot of time thinking about dirt at three in the morning. and you're time what people don't know. >> is that not all dirt? is the same. you need dirt with the right kind of nutrients. look at this new organic soil from miracle grow. >> everybody should have it, it worked great for us. >> this is as good good as gold in any garden. >> if people only knew

i'll speak from my farmer and producer and grower perspective in rural north dakota. there's a time and a place for electrification and electricking vehicles and that's going -- electric vehicles and that's going to be more widely adopted on the coast. but for me as a farmer and producer in the middle of north dakota, from the trucking to the tractors, the combines, rail, what we rely on to move product from our farms to our elevators to our markets, those types of industries i think will probably be later adopters when it comes to electrification. and what we're -- so what we have to offer in that space is american -- as farmers, as a.s. afrpt, you know, the significant addition that we provide to the liquid fuels market. that's another testament of what the u.s. farmer can produce. it's an example of where we're trying to diversify markets and diversify domestic demand so not so reliant on foreign markets, even while we try to expand those. but again, just an example there of what the american farmer is doing to transition this time period in a transportation fleet.

this is voters in north dakota who think that trump or burgum are conservative 72% of north dakota instinct trump's, it's conservative versus 44% of those who know doug burgum some best. he is the type of pick that trump is trying to say, i'm not going to eliminate the middle. i'm not going to distract. i'm going to be safe. and that is why doug burgum is on the rise at this point? >> yeah. well, that's really interesting. only 44% would say is conservative, which as you point out, would show a pragmatic yes, a pragmatic torah sort of governor. all right. thank you very much. thank you. >> next the breaking news reports of tornadoes right now in the south is we are seeing storms grow more destructive and deadly. we'll be right back with dry symptoms. >> key even kelvin inflammation might be to blame over the counter wide drops can provide temporary relief, say dry can provide lasting relief he targets inflammation. they can cause dry. it treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease, don't use it allergic disease, dre common side effects include irritation, discomfort your blurred vision

we would north dakota senator kevin cramer member of the senate environment and public works committeebuttigieg on the sunday talk show i assumed he thought he was going to get softballs but he got a little pushback they are costing us a fortune. we spending hundreds of billions of dollars subsidizing a car that will nobody will ever buy. >> he is not wrong on the purchasing. of the 4 million vehicles purchased, 269,000 electric vehicles were sold in the u.s. market itself like to present. david: the bottom line, senator cramer, when you get pushback in the biden gets pushback from the mainstream media, they know they are in trouble. >> that is for sure the mainstream media knows what we all know and there is not a demand in the hope of a demand has obviously fallen flat in the idea that you could create demand by creating more supply and only somebody that didn't take economics one-on-one didn't fall for that and when they try to subsidize any type of product all you do is add the amount of the subsidy to the price of the vehicle, you never create a true market and going that route bu

second on the list is the governor of north dakota. saying his biggest moment was arguably the primary debate. despite the forgettable primary efforts he is receiving serious consideration. his momentum is surprising home state politicians. is a white male from a state with three electoral votes that have not gone to a democrat since lbj, does not seem to bring a lot of electoral value to the ticket. third on the list of senator marco rubio of florida, saying mr. rubio would be the most obvious choice to carry the former president's legacy forward in 2028. the floridian was once claimed the future of the republican party. he did vote to certify the 2020 election results but found other ways to work with his former primary rival in office and has proved he will shift his views when he was one of the main architects of the bipartisan 2013 immigration reformation that would have it -- offered undocumented immigrants pathways to citizenship. if you have your own choice for the person you would like to see run with former president donald t

of north dakota. guest: and senator tim scott who also ran. he is really the only presidential candidate against donald trump who has managed throughout this entire time to not frustrate the former president and has stayed on his good side and r >> we'll leave this here to take you live now to the u.s. house where today members are expected to work on several bills. including a measure that would require any member of the national security council to alert the president and congressional leaders in the event of a personal medical emergency. the bill was introduced in the wake of defense secretary lloyd austin's secret hospital stay several months ago. you're watching live coverage of the house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: will you pray with me? lord of the universe, look down upon your people and grant us your peace. from generation to generation, we have found ways to disparage and destroy one another, allowing racism, prejudice, and discrimination to col

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. >> north dakota spent of the governor and wyoming. there are utilities putting on this technology and beginning to use it. they're also taking full advantage of the resource provided by the bush reduction act tax codes by the inflation reduction act to invest in this very technology. so, our timeline it doesn't match with the resources currently going to utilities who are investing. >> here's another problem. we had a pipeline at west virginia natural gas pipeline that goes down towards north carolina. we all that we went through to get the completion of that prayer we had to have a presidential signature to get that completed after it a bit in and out of the courts for years. it's like triple the cost that originally was. how in the world can you say were going to do at ccs, we are going to build pipelines that are going to carry carbon? that is not going to happen. >> the countries arty doing it. the countries doing it for other sectors of the economy. and here is for the whole of government >> i would love for you to give me inters

our next guest was in the courtroom to support the former president republican north dakota governoroug burgum is a trump surrogate and joins us now. governor, get heavy with us. you were in the courtroom on tuesday. wanted to get your impressions of the case because we don't even know at this point what the crime is that the former president is being charged with. here is the indictment says about trump "with intent to defraud an intent to commit another crime and aid and conceal the commission thereof may cause a false entry in the business records of an enterprise" another crime? we have no clue what it is. what is your impression of this whole case? >> well, john yoo are exactly right there is no crime. the going into this tuesday i knew that this was a sham trial. wanted to see it with my own eyes but coming out of it on tuesday night after watching michael cohen testify all day i know this is a sham trial. it's a trial that should have never been pursued, never been brought. we have a judge who donated to president biden we have prosecutors that are ran and got elected on the i

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still on the list current north dakota governor.hich of those excites you the most and why? >> there needs to be a big red x on the dog killer. what is good about campaigns as you learn about people.hi they say things that are important whether good or bad. people handle stress and their character or lack thereof. this is what is important in this regard. but at the same time we have heard the talent bench is deep and that is true but the benefit this time he knows what he is getting into a before he did not. he presumed that everybody is on the same page and what success but not in washington. now he knows. f we are looking at a dynamic he expected things from penske did not get.ro he needs a teammate and not a frivolous decision and he knows that and he also knows the seriousness of what it means. he was thinking had for the country and i would except do l noeat second-guess president trump. for whoever he wants he understands what is at stake all of the individuals would be fabulous. also sarah sanders and i mentioned mike pompeo

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north dakota governor and candidate spoke on the stage and could be on the short list. >> he has beenincredible person and you will find any person better with his knowledge he made his money in technology but he knows more about energy than anybody that i know so get ready for something. get ready but he has been incredible the country is lucky to have him. >> it's not clear when he told the crowd to get ready telling "fox & friends" when it comes to former presidents pick for a running mate. >> the rnc is coming up, soon in a couple of months in july. i think president trump has said he will make his decision later this summer and in true transfection will go directly to the american people to do that governor bergen was with us last night introducing the president has been a fantastic governor there is a lot of great options on the table but i will say anyone of them will be much better than kamela harris. >> trump claims nikki haley is not among the options dismissing the announcement on social over the weekend. >> he came and spoke about 15 minutes talk about the vice presidentia

we have north dakota governor doug burgum to talk about that and other things and experts believe far more israeli soldiers will be killed as a result of biden's arms embargo on israel hawaii a terrible story this is. david friedmann and senator kevin cramer and mike huckabee and the president's decision to embargo arms to israel is incredibly unpopular outside of the bernie sanders wing of the democratic party. another untruth on the economy is he claimed he inherited a 19% trying to spend about $1.5 trillion in the next six months to buy votes and juice the economy. well, first of all, nobody can spend 1.5 trillion in six months. nobody. but if they will did, the inflation rate jumpeds to 10%. meanwhile this is not the 1930s. joe biden's economic ratings are running 20 points behind trump. working folks don't want things that will damage consumer choice and create unaffordable price increases. even more. biden's law fare tieing trump up in jail and can't campaign is blowing up in biden's face and new york trial is a fiasco and new york trial is tide up in immunity and florida classi

we welcome back north dakota governor doug bergam, and art laffer, former reagan economist.gh donald trump's economic message, make sure people hear and understand what it is. he said it in the south bronx and a few other places. let me give you sound from donald trump on real wages and minorities in the south bronx last night. >> the lowest, the best poverty rate in terms of the positive number ever in our history for black americans and hispanic americans, lifted 6.6 million people out of poverty, nothing like that ever happened in our country in the real middle-class income rose $6,000 a year. under biden it is a disaster, middle-class income has fallen over $2000 a year. larry: he is being precise and specific, a welcome change, most politicians don't want to go near that. he knows these numbers cold, strong staff behind him etc. . let me begin with governor bergam. these are contrast. under trump it was plus 6,000 for the middle class. under biden, it's-2000. $8000 swing, a living standard swing, i can't afford the biden economy swing. those people in the south bronx ho

receipts like north dakota the federal government private mentor owners with audio back.s a gentleman yields back i go to the gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary said not a presumption a long-standingno presumption through department of energy studies lng exports are in the public interest? >> or has been yes >> mozilla study completed? >> 2019. >> okay what did it say? >> and allow for the conditions which the public interest at that point for. >> when he took over secretary believe that 2019 said it was a public interest question requested to have any reason to dispute however since 2018 were exporting at that point for it to date we have the capacity to do 14 with up to 48 authorized. so that is a huge volume increase. >> it is anbc increase and a lot of it isn't in my district of the producing areas by the way you're still invited out there. we are waiting on you to visit. doof you agree the natural gas t authorized you, the department of energy to both conduct environmental studies and permit review simultaneously while conduc

north dakota and former presidential candidate doug joins us now. alright governor.you believe trump is surging? >> take a look at that nancy pelosi clip poor souls but when i look in new jersey i see the bus of america people can slice and dice it across demographic groups but if you look at the thiem who was there, its families and people who work for a living and on the motorcade in the world lining the streets for miles before they got to that venue waving their american flags with firehouses standing on top of the truck waving flies and this is 2 miles before the venue and this is the working class supports donald trump and they are not the poor souls but the people who care about their communities and families in the future of this country and they can see through all the stuff being pushed on them. >> jesse: they've never heard of those sunday shows and they don't care about that. >> jesse: when you hear that type of propaganda that you're not a republican and vote for a dictator in the end of democracy, what does that tell you about the strategy of the left?

here's the governor of north dakota with me yesterday. it's just interesting that joe biden in this election year, he's the one that complained about the trump's tariffs, he's the one that said if i'm elected i'll get rid of them and now he's trying to do a head fake and say i'm strong on china, i'm going to add a few tariffs. it's only 4% of what president trump did. we're talking a few billion versus president trump had tariffs on over $300 billion of chinese goods. that was a real blow to the chinese, the chinese economy. what joe biden is, he's protecting his voting blocks. maria: gordon, is that what this is about, voting blocks, protect thing vote for joe biden? >> well, i'm sure it is because they're so late in biden's term. if biden were serious he would have done this in his first year just as trump d the other thine often for get is that bidens has not been vigorously n forcing the tariff act of 1930. china's green goods, almost all of them are made with either forced or slave labor of uyghurs and other minorities. they may not

maria: north dakota is an energy rich state. are we not tapping into our capacity in our energy rich states. we're looking ahead to a major week of inflation data. we had three hot months. we have the april showing coming out on wednesday. why some are saying this year's da'sdata has been problematic. governor burg aam is here live coming up at 8:30 don't miss that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ maggie, i couldn't have tried any more. ♪ you led me away from home. ♪ just to -- ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can

stuart: north dakota governor doug burgum is calling out biden's law fair trying to keep donald trumpt can be a tragedy of justice and former president trump is convicted in the new york hush money trial this is what he told cnn. >> if he becomes a convicted felon in this case that is a tragedy of justice when you have a business filing air that is for something not illegal to pay people for nondisclosure agreements, that happens all the time and sugars networking others have done not that is not illegal, this is why the outcome of the trial is not going to change a lot of people's minds it might help president trump because it reinforces the idea that the biden administration is willing to use law fair to try to attack a political opponent. >> trump has denied all wrongdoing and label the cases as politically motivated, berg says bringing the case to trial now is intended to try to achieve a result before the election, there is speculation that the north dakota governor is on trump's shortlist for vice president although we will see that list is starting to grow again. >> what is the