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] at 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 int have e toast. after the pledge you have a state toast and i am looking at the state toast and we are the strong, grow great, where the weak are, grow stronger. 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. [laughter] the official

and when i grew up in north dakota, i was told this myth of the self-made man. but it was really all of these incredible women around him, his older sister bami, who was taking care of his child. his younger sister connie, his emotional outlet. his mother, maligned in history, has this incredible importance in his life. and then of course his two wives, alice and edith. alice has really been much maligned like midi in history. i knew the characters were in the story. i had heard their names, but nobody had ever really looked at what they were doing at the moments of tr's greatest success and biggest setbacks. >> you call these women extraordinary women. bami in particular -- >> bami is this extraordinary figure in theodore roosevelt's left. it's really bami who sees the political chessboard. she knows her extroverted brother who has empathy and ability to connect with people needs to be in politics, and she is this spthe rfk, makes the rit introductions at the right time. she is the one who knows who he should talk to and who she should trust. she's just this re

you know, i as you grew up in north dakota and you grow up in north dakota, you do sufferheroes. you've got peggy lee, lawrence know, maybe phil jackson for roosevelt, i guess i could say i chose roosevelt, but really, he chose me. to write initially about theodore roosevelt's formative time in the these two years as a rancher and a cowboy wher recovered in nature from the depression he suffered wife and mother. and i knew, of course, of bambi and, connie mitty, alice and they'd ner been the central character of any book. they're a in the background or surrounding and supporting. my i found these tremendous letters. i mean, everywhere i turned, bambi wasadvice to her younger brother or outlet for this impulsive personality or mitty who's been completely writtenis absolutely in his life, is actually sour a personality. so i just i was 20 years in media and when know got story i said this deserves be told and i donhink that i've ever heard it before and so off i. so it found you. it found me. and i ha stand the shoulders of some extraordinary before me. dr. dalton, who wrote for my

you know, i as you mentioned grew up in north dakota and you grow up in north dakota, you do suffer a surfeit, heroes. you've got peggy lee, lawrence welk, roger maris. you know, maybe phil jackson for contemporary dakotans. and then theodore roosevelt, i guess i could say i chose roosevelt, but really, he chose me. and i wanted to write initially about theodore roosevelt's formative time in the these two years as a rancher and a cowboy where he recovered in nature from the depression he suffered the loss of of his wife and mother. and i knew, of course, of bambi and, connie mitty, alice and edith. but they'd never been the central character of any book. they're always just in the background or surrounding and supporting. so as i started to do my i found these tremendous letters. i mean, everywhere i turned, bambi was giving political advice to her younger brother or connie serving as the emotional outlet for this impulsive personality or mitty who's been completely written off in history is absolutely in his life, is actually source of this resilience in a personality. so i just i th

an end north dakota we can produce low carbon fuels in north dakota.o have a low carbon intensity fuels let's do it with innovation the subsidies around cars is team china we are already doing it in north dakota. shannon: that we can actually touch on the border because you mention national security i know you think a lot of these things are tied together. most republicans a few democrats have been very critical of this recent executive order may people mount on the left and the right we understand there's more coming. many of the executive actions president trump took during his time were discarded by the by demonstration when he showed up it's easier to do that than is overcome something passed legislatively the white house as it's gotta be sold by congress. president trump was in the white house and had the house and the senate and just did not get solved. holy trump administration may be a trump burgum due to self concrete issues at the border question works we know president trump is how to shut down the border. we know our own border patrol knows

north dakota announced recently we signed a exclusivity facility in north dakota and spread over threeu saw on screen and under construction now and liz: who's artificial intelligence will you be disclosed? >> it's a u.s.-based hyper scaler and this will provide the digital infrastructure that depicts and shovels and running artificial intelligence and these are very different styles and going for the compute and going for them and power requires them and going for them in north dakota and going if tine them and going to bring the case going for them and the power. liz: from the video, the whole place is surrounded by farmland and google announced it is going to partner with berkshire athletics directorway and provide -- berkshire hathaway and where's your coming from if you could? >> yeah, if you panned out on the if i canture, you'd see a large -- picture is a large amount of wind farms in the area and north dakota is the sixth largest wind producing state in the nation and one of the smallest in population and state produces double amount of electricity and feeding into a substation

and increasingly a topic of conversation, not just in north dakota.he pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. ♪ geoff: the biden campaign says it's going all in to shore up support among black voters. that's with polls showing him underperforming with the key democratic constituency that helped deliver him the democratic nomination and the white house in 2020. president biden and vice president kamala harris hosted a juneteenth celebration at the white house last night. the president promoted his record to black voters while painting a contrast with right wing republicans. pres. biden: they're all ghosts in new garments trying to take us back. well, they are taking away your freedoms, making it harder for black people to vote or have your vote counted. closing doors of opportunity, attacking the values of diversity, equity and inclusion. geoff: it's all unfolding as the trump campaign tries to make inroads with black men in particular, ahead of november. we're joined now by emory university professor andra gillespie, whose work covers african american poli

what you have critics back home in north dakota which thank you shipped on this for more green from thes of something that's now pretty much more supportive of the gas and oil industry new york times quotes with the dakota resources council they say he and others have witnessed taking you a sharp tack to the round energy issues echoing the oil industry to tax after entering your second term in office and getting ready for a presidential run. i'll think just want he changed his views as he's an opportunist. your answer? >> out that there's a left-leaning group that i'm to pro- american energy at think that's a great endorsement and i will take it. of course none of those phrases are accurate in north dakota we would be pro- energy long before we are pro- innovation a regulation i think this drives some people on the left crazy because they want to regulate the us energy business out of business. and that's fundamental to both our economy and national security. when you drive american energy supply down you drive price up with that hurts every american is the core piece of inflation but t

i have never been, can't wait to go, teddy roosevelt museum is starting there. >> lawrence: no north dakota ads like south dakota inviting them to come work. >> brian: i am great with tundra. >> steve: doug burgum, scott, j.d. vance, where is marco rubio? >> lawrence: you are supposed to do marco rubio. >> steve: i have been nego negotiating with him, he has decided not to participate. he said, let's talk about this thing and he never contacted me again. i wrote back to him and text back on saturday, sorry we missed each other and radio silence. >> ainsley: love to hear him. >> brian: ambush him, you know where he lives. go out there. >> steve: he's decided he does not want to take part. >> brian: his son is playing college football, his dad will probably be there. >> steve: it is not too late, marco, text me and tell me you are available and i'll be in miami in 15 minutes. >> lawrence: attend our diner tomorrow at ruth ann's restaurant in columbus, georgia. >> brian: you got your picture on the dine er, we never do. >> steve: we always do that. >> lawrence: your picture is all over the stu

north dakota produces electricity that goes east and west.ndent on our export of electricity, account and the biden administration is prematurely shutting down base load at the same time they're driving everyone has to have an ev gas stove. anybody who's watching notice electricity and air-conditioning at home, and guess what? in the summer of 2025 if we don't reverse what biden's doing, we're going to have biden brownouts and blackouts rolling across our country because the grid is becoming destabilized by their policies. and at the same time, we need more power than ever before to run our a.i. the a.i. armses race with china we could lose because of biden's lick rick grids, and china's opening up a coal plant every two weeks to help them win the a.i. arm race. larry: katie pavlich, you just met her, she says you look like george washington. [laughter] you look just like washington. i don't know if we have a handy picture. she claimed -- katie's a very smart woman. and my only question is how long have you looked like george washington? [lau

does that make you the dictator of north dakota?les and regulations down on our state. in most of president trump's executive orders we're trying to get rid of red tape. joe biden is creating a bunch of new effectively laws affecting our country and i want to go back to the debate, i want to go back to the top. you asked about the debate. every channel this morning should be talking about what happened. this is the most consequential historic debate in history because we've never had a debate where immediately after it's over, this is like a rocky knockout. they should build a statute of donald trump at georgia tech. everyone is talking about should joe biden stay in the race. that's never happened in our history. it was such a dominant performance by president trump in this debate. >> it's also never happened in our history that someone has not actually said that election results -- where this conversation began -- let me ask you, governor, can you say someone on the short list to be trump's vp nominee, can you commit here and now

i have been going to north dakota for years now.e seen what he can do with execution skills his track record is unbelievable and what he is on for the state very few americans know of the richest citizens in the country for sovereign wealth are people who live in north dakota. you wish living in california and new york anywhere else that burgum was vice president of that pure constituency he took that state to the top of the pecking order. that's execution skill that is what a governor does the ceo of the state. i'm a huge advocate for him and would love to see in to the portfolio trump himself admitted in his last demand that he made some mistakes on who he brought into cabinet. burgum is not a mistake he could be the get it done guy trump is eight vision guy but he needs execution so he could say go fix the war to go fix energy, go fix anything that is what burgum does i do not see that skill set proven in any other candidate. i am unabashedly supporting someone i know in business is eight phenomenal leader. i just watch him work

we want to continue our conversation now with north dakota republican governor doug burgum.mendous energy resources and you reportedly are helping the trump campaign craft energy policy. that is accurate? >> well i wouldn't say that. i'm just saying that i'm -- i am volunteering to supreme court president trump during this campaign because as an energy rich state full of natural resources, and i've had the honor of being a governor under president trump and also under president biden, and i see the difference between the two administrations. i've got a front-row seat in understanding that the biden energy policies are hard on the american consumers and empowering adversaries overseas. >> and there is more oil produced in this country now, more than any other country ever, 13 million barrels per day. >> and north dakota is down and iran is up under these policies an the policies are built around the idea that somehow if you shut down the u.s. energy industry, that that is going to be good for the environment. but when we stop production here, because it may be higher than it

plus the hike in north dakota's badlands by three boys that turned into a groundbreaking archeological discovery. >> what they are said to have found sticking out of the ground, and the nail biter in beantown. >> how the celtics managed to edge out the mavericks last night in game two of the nba finals. it's monday, june 10th. >> from abc news. this is world news now. >> good monday morning everyone andrew dymburt joined alongside by andrea fujii. not much of a nail biter, maybe just for a few tense moments, but boston looked like they were in cruise control once again. >> it was a good game. >> yes it was. they're looking to win their first title since, i believe, 2008. it's been a while. it's been for the boston celtics and the mavericks obviously trying to win as well. it's not over until it's over. we'll show you highlights from those from that game as well as the stanley cup final coming up in a moment. but we want to begin with the race for the white house. president biden arrived back in the u.s. last night after a five day trip to france that included ceremonies marking the 80t

north dakota is not in play.ldn't check a box that people often look to when it comes to choosing a vp. any argument the other way? what would you be looking for if you were running for president right now? >> i think president trump has got a golden opportunity unlike joe biden who is saddled with his choice for years ago president trump doesn't need a vp to win. he can focus on someone who can help him govern and get stuff done. i think is like god -- got a lot of great choices. >> sean: great to see you and love the state and the people of your state. thank you for being with us, we appreciate it. we come back, chuck schumer roasted. his embarrassing father's day post and caitlin clark slammed again. we have the tape. >> announcer: fox whether is hurricane hq. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: over the weekend, senator chuck schumer apparently got to use a grill for the first time in his life? he was ripped on a social media for proudly putting cheese on a raw burger, and what was a pretty disgusting attempt to figure it might

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north dakota governor doug burgum the liberal newspaper put out two stories a day about program, theovernor fire back on the attacks of his energy policies earlier on "fox & friends" weekend. >> what were doing in north dakota is innovation not regulation. innovation is the way were going to solve any problem and part of the reason why the donors are pouring out in silicon valley, they all understand for the new things that are coming that we need for us to maintain american dominance in our economy around the world like crypto and artificial intelligence. these are huge consumers of electricity in joe biden's energy policy where we do see the amount of baseload in our country, destabilizing the grid raising the prices for america americans. joey: seems intelligent on the topic and what americans want. >> north dakota has become one of the most important energy producers on the planet and the united states and all of that is because american intervention, what is great here you know that virgo is probably a serious contender because new york times is attacking him and he can wear tha

vance, north dakota governor doug burgum and florida senator marco rubio are on the list and one source says tim scott is in the

senator, you were among the first to say i am in north dakota, my constituents, it is out of control., uec fentanyl increases. the basic crime that we see as a result of people coming across the southern border, only takes a day to get fentanyl, and if you drive it up. we see the impact of that and overall the cost of it, more borrowing from the federal government. the economy is suffering, on the one hand showing workers on the other hand, people can't work. i joke about the committee, nearly a doubling of illegal crossings on the northern border. and some of that, resources on the northern border are being shut down to the southern border to deal with that crisis, much more open space for people. adam: doug berghim is among the candidates for the vice president. >> great for north dakota and america. he would be my choice. i used to wonder how it is a white guy with three electoral votes the never vote democrat could be on the shortlist and we started seeing it play out and on the stump talking about economic issues, very succinct, bringing stability for a lot of the donor class. lo

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north dakota voters taking a shot at actually putting a number on it, 81.p in mind, if they had their way at least a dozen and a half congressional lawmakers would be gone. could this new political push have legs? >>> but we start with the hunter biden verdict causing some confusion in the republican ranks and sucking the air out of donald trump's claims that he's been singled out, targeted by a weaponized justice system. as "the new york times" says, quote, many trump allies had been secretly rooting for an acquittal. the talking points wrote themselves. it would have been more evidence that the united states justice system was rigged in favor of the bidens and against the trumps. tuesday's guilty verdict was inconvenient to that narrative. it's also left trump's campaign and his allies scrambling to explain why hunter's verdict doesn't undercut their claims of a two-tiered justice system. >> today is the first step in delivering accountability for the biden crime family. >> two-tiered system of justice for some time. here is the president's son being conv

tell me his prep is more informal and is also moving closer to a decision on a running mate with north dakota

and then if you go up to north dakota, there was 32 or three up there in north dakota where donald trump did very well. and of course this is very interesting up in maine, a nascar, former nascar driver endorsed by donald trump won the nomination to take on jared golden up in maine. so six for six last night, donald trump as he heads into his convention, kate huge victory also for just for republicans writ large, especially in the house in ohio because they they held a special election to replace the retired retired congressman bill johnson yeah. you so what's interesting about this is it, we're going to spend a lot of time talking about this race because this is a congressional district that really borders the pennsylvania ohio border, right? they're incredibly conservative, republican should have a lock on it. they didn't do as well last night, don't necessarily they did win the race, but they didn't win by as many points. we should note those special election so there's probably about a fifth of the voters showed up yesterday. i will see certainly it's a different electorate going int

>> i would lead towards doug burgum from north dakota.s plain and flat as can be. he has no platform whatsoever. he will fill the bill as trump sees as his job is just to stand there, that's it, nothing else. he probably likes the fact he hasn't made his own money. but the job of vice president, when you are trump's vice president is to have no platform and no voice while the other two senators to have platforms and do have voices and do have a lot of media clips out there that would send necessarily so good to be his running mate. >> i love how you say that the governor of the flat state of north dakota is flat. [ laughter ] i say that as someone who was married to a north dakota resident. leah and susan and ashley, thank you so much. >>> a texas man who sent racist death threats is now facing prison time. congressman maxine waters talks about coming face to face with him in court and the rising threat of political violence against elected officials. als. d insects, plus it's safe for use around people and pets— - anywhere — anytime. - g

>> i would lean toward doug burgum , excuse me, from north dakota.as plain and flat as can be. he has no platform whatsoever. he will fill the bill as trump sees it as his job to stand there, that's it, nothing else. you know. he probably likes the fact he has not made his own money. the job of vice president, when you are donald trump's vice president, is to have no platform and to have no voice. the two senators do have platforms and do have voices and do have a lot of media clips out there that would not sound necessarily so good to be his running mate. >> yeah, i love how you say the governor of the flat state of north dakota is flat. i say that as someone married to a north dakota and i say that with humility and pride. susan del percio and ashley etienne, thank you so much for coming back to the saturday show. >>> still to come, a texas man that sent racist death threats to california congressman maxine waters is facing prison time. congresswoman waters joins me next to talk about coming face- to-face with him in court and the rising tide of po

maria: full center i know north dakota voters passed measure this become of the manny anyone from thetate from running or serving the u.s. house or senate and if they are will turn 81 years old during their term in the same age limit is seen as a test case for the country and you think your state was motivated to do this after seeing joe biden's current condition at 81 years old. >> limited more to do with him than it did with me because only 63 not going to be 81 by the time of the i guess i do think that is exactly what is motivating people but i do think this a little bit of knee-jerk reaction because personal hard systems twice and everything about self-governance is that we can fire arlington officials and i give them longevity we should probably do more of that but that is up to us as the voters in my view and then i get a guy like chuck grassley my listeners 90 years old and to 45 years old and for the -year-old to keep of the guy so should not be about the wind about the decision and voter maybe you know consider rate is one of the factors and i don't think stands up under con

[applause] wyoming, south dakota, north dakota have less than a million people.l states, wonderful people. that doesn't mean the senate isn't broken. >> senator booker: you said the majority of the supreme court being confirmed by a set of people who represent 40 million less votes. the majority of our supreme court right now is put in place by president who didn't win the majority vote because of the electoral college. i'm not going to tell you that there art design issues in our constitution that are problematic but i will tell you that our founders put mechanisms within our constitution to change it. how i know that? the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments, i would not be sitting here that it wasn't for those amendments. americans have a choice. we can surrender to cynicism about our federal government all the ways we see it being antidemocratic, unfair or unjust or we can take lessons from our ancestors who never gave up on america. i believe in america because frederick douglass believed in america. i believe in america because martin luther king believed in america

axios is tallied up quite a busy schedule for north dakota governor doug burgum. donald trump's campaign is sent north dakota governor burgum to at least ten different states to campaign width or for donald trump clearly see him as an effective surrogate. you heard senator kramer, perhaps not surprisingly, from north dakota, saying that he would be a really good pick. what what do you think? >> yeah, i do. i think the people that have been released, they're being bedded or the campaign's announcer vetting. i do think he's probably the best pick. i think that he probably is the more tolerable person he's sort of like a mike pence he has moderate views. i think he's done a lot to court himself, to donald trump the past couple of years, but i do think he probably, if you're looking at who could be vice president, i think he fits the bill. he definitely appearance wise fits the bill. >> we know that you're very loyal to dr. by harrison that is my guy, jake if dr. carson doesn't get the pec and i know that donald trump really likes, really respect some. >> but if he do

that's when 8085920400 that old adage about age just being a number is no longer true in north dakota, at least when it comes to running for office last night, 61% of north dakota is approved a ballot measure that says you cannot run for congress if you're at first birth falls before the end of your term in office. this question of how old is too old to run for office comes at a time when americans are not feeling great about their choice this is for president, you have the incumbent joe biden at one and his republican challenger, donald trump turning 78 this friday, not far behind him. so let's turn to cnn senior data reporter harry enten all right. harry, how many current members of congress will be at one or older? by the end of their term in office that's feeling 81 count because then if i join congress, i could be up there a look at the end of the day. there are few members. it's not like the overwhelming majority are going to be at one at the end of their term, but it's a significant number and we can look at both the house and the senate on this particular one. look at this 14

and one contender is north dakota governor doug burgum, who is quickly gaining momentum. a trump insider, the new york h post. that burgum is somebody who is very smart someb as a lot of moo not interested in public service, to enrich himself . and he understands trump onun b a business levelusines and he'st and a steady hand, but still a sharp surrogatilene when needd for trump. here now with his first appearance, by the way, no, north dakotar... governor doug burgum. governor, great to have you. appreciate you being with us. do you want the jo b? f all, >> well, sean, first of all, great to be with you. thanks for havind tog me on and i know there's a ton of interest in this proces a os. that's going on right now about the vp thing. but i think what's clear is aces trump is winning across every demographic can win this whole thing on himselog . i mean, he's winning against hispanics, he's winning with blacks. he's winningith bloc with under. the guy is so strong. but the real thing we oughtidens to be talking about is joe biden's choice for vp, choicausd earlierowe in t

you would go to north dakota 750,000 american perkins are becoming the wealthiest americans. why not do that too? america let burgum do that to every american he did it so he's got the numbers and that's why if people say me, why you're talking about him i'm talking about him because he gets stuff done. >> and here you thought north dakota, which is the dark side of the moon. kevin o'leary, imagine that wipe to talk more about what this looks like. but i do wonder because he he wasn't in the room. >> this is our last couple of days with trump when trump made the statement that he likely found his pick in one of those rooms. >> he said things before in the past, i agree with that. and who knows? kevin o'leary? it's good to talk to you. thank you so much take care. well, joining us now pollster, kristin soul ties anderson, former republican congressman joe walsh, and former communications director for vice president kamala harris, ashley etienne i have to tell you all of you had some different levels of visceral reaction to every bad was the karma i was seeing people shake a tw

from north dakota is recognized. >> of an article dated may 6 2024pa without objection. >> without objection for the federal law review article corruption of a term the usc 1512c the justice provision. >> without objection. the gentleman from texas is reckoned as her five minutes per. >> thank you. mr. attorney gen go back to the question that did not get quite get answers with is it true mr. matthew is one point third highest ranking official the d.o.j. joint braggs d.a. office in new york f prosecution? >> i do not know anything other than it is on the public record. the principal deputy t the as general. the case in new york and i don't how to relate a time into the prosecution. >> has touch her ever discussed in the case about of one of 15000 people and the department. i can speak for myself. i've not any communications.on't they know in the department has questioned get the said there's 115,000 and i do not know what they have talked about. >> if i asked for further in letter can i get some of these questions ans i've asked for correspondence sent a letter back in a april not received a

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. >> north dakota governor and trump running mate contender doug burgum will be here and we'll talk with former u.s. attorney preet bharara. finally, the u.s. makes a major announcement in hopes of pushing israel to end the war with hamas. as the gaza humanitarian crisis continues to grow. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." the seven-week new york criminal trial is over. former president donald trump has been found guilty on all 34 charges against him, and he is no able to campaign freely until july 11th, when he will be sentenced. that's exactly four days before he is officially nominated at the party's convention in milwaukee. as a felon, trump cannot own a firearm or serve in a jury, but he can vote for himself as he can run and be elected president. but we are clearly in unchartered territory and it will be some time before we can fully see the impact of the conviction. our new cbs news poll finds that 57% of americans think the jury reached the right verdict, with virtually the same share, 56%, saying he received a fair tr

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joining us now to talk about it my good friend north dakota senator john hoeven, north dakota being a state. senator hoeven welcome back, sir. it is way too long. just reading this story, i don't know if you looked at this story, all of sudden they overestimated what the bidens permitting was permitting, ha, ha, and underestimating what trump is doing. i have some numbers here, just from news reports. mr. trump allowed 10,795 leasing/permits okay? whereas the bidens only permitted 6700. that is a big difference. they have been saying all along biden allowed more than trump. i don't know how you get that except the bureau of land management in the interior department was telling shall we call it a big fib. what do you make of it, senator? >> it's unbelievable, larry, absolutely remarkable and we're going to go back to secretary of interior haaland and blm director manning demand these numbers. the house natural resours committee turned this up. the biden administration officials have been consistently telling us they're doing more leasing. they are not only inflating their permits to d

>> there's never been a better politician, a better bader blanche, trump's top vp contenders, north dakota governor doug burgum is next and rallying cry two years after the dobbs decision, democrats rally around abortion access never stopped. >> march, but a new poll raises questions about biden's support among women. can the president count on them in november, new york governor kathy hochul is here exclusively, plus dress rehearsal. biden huddling would debate advisers while trump plays the expectations game out on the trail, will refer to him, sleepy joe, what should you expect when they go head-to-head thursday night, former wisconsin governor scott walker and former obama senior adviser, david axelrod, are here to break it down good morning. >> i'm kaitlin collins and for jake tapper and dana bash here in new york for the state of our union is in debate prep. and just four days, president joe biden and former president donald trump are going to meet for a historic cnn presidential debate with the potential to dramatically reshape what has been a remarkably stable race for the one whit

and that's your, that's your the first lady of north dakota that you're referring to there.ave you you said that conversation is between the two of you. >> have you had that conversation with trump? that's that process is up to president trump and that's where that conversation should say. >> if you are selected to be on the ticket, would you be? willing to go into your own personal wealth to help fund the campaign like you did with your presidential run. >> again, i think all of that is if we're asked, we'll see what happens. but right now, there's something that's i think that everybody knows anybody that's out there knocking on doors volunteering and making phone calls like the people i've met in michigan in minnesota in virginia, and north carolina, and nevada there's something more important than writing a check. there's people that are actually out there talking to their neighbors and saying, here's why i'm supporting president trump. they're giving of their time. that's their irrevocable gift that they're doing. and we've been getting a lot of our time the last six mo

let's bring in senior senator from north dakota republican john hoeven.glad you could join us. let's jump in your several things to discuss with you when considering his pick for vp, should tr trump focus on record appeal to certain voting bloc, charisma, combination or something else? >> that is interesting everyone has their own theory on that. the reality is this he needs to pick somebody who can help him deliver his message very well. talk about issues that are important to the american people with security at the border, inflation whether it is his standing in the world all these different things somebody who can help deliver that message and deliver it well. and most important about soof allsomebody who can help hm govern. someone who complements his ability, his talents who can help them then not only deliver the message but executed and put into place. those are the real keys in terms of having eight vice president that will not only serve president trump the best but serve this nation to their best advantage. arthel: nikki haley until the wall st