>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by the people of south dakota. to that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman never joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government, we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you kno

>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by t people of south dakota.o that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman ver joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you know wha

>> i would say you represent south dakota. we are elected by the people of south dakota.o that we are guided by the constitution. we need to make sure that when we are looking at our federal government, in one of the fact that the chairman never joint chiefs of staff to s came out recently with a statement that said, our greatest national security threat to our country is our debts. we need to balance that. we looked at our federal government, we need to make sure that our spending is as small as possible. then you fight for south dakota's fair share. they want to know if they have a real advocate in washington. you only have one representative in the house. it is a balance. you need to know and recommend and keep in touch with the people back home. people in south dakota recognize that i grew up here and i live here and i've been running businesses here. my kids go to school year. none of that would change if they were to choose to elect me to be their representative. that is extremely important because that is how you stay in touch with your state. that is how you know

they are very important for people in south dakota.o make sure that they stay around and are viable for people who depend on them. >> pentagon spending. do you see any cuts there. >> i think certainly looking at the leader ship as well they have agreed upon that. we need to sit down and do that. >> you wouldn't say that you would vote for john boehner as speaker of the house. >> i certainly support him for that position. >> and another congress woman who is seen as a tea party backed candidate, someone who has been in congress, she is going try to run. will you support her? >> well, we do have a couple of candidates for this position. i haven't had the opportunity to meet ether one of them. >> with us now cnn senior congressional correspondent, not the most hardy endorsement. >> not at all. not at all. it's so funny. a lot of the incoming freshman are definitely trying to be cautious. i loved your question about are we going get -- we need to have adult conversations on every big issue. what is really interesting about her in talking t

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president from south dakota, though four of the most famous have their own section of it called mount rushmore. the man who could be the first from the state is the subject of tonight's 12 in 2012 segment. senator john thune is a hunter who may soon pursue a different animal. >> how are you doing? >> bret: to see senator thune work a room -- >> well, knock on wood. he're hopeful. >> bret: us impressive. >> thank you. you're kind. >> bret: but if the room is a south dakota diner on opening day of hunting season, a whole different thing. before the hunt, and in between cups of coffee, the owner talks health insurance. him on the front lines in the senate have been battling the obama agenda from the start to prevent stories like this. >> decision made at washington they think they're made in a vacuum. hard-working people trying to make ends meet. that's reality for a lot of americans. >> bret: for shthune getting out of washington is open prairies. his escape is hunting. >> it's as good as it gets. >> all right. spread out. >> let's do this. >> everywhere. >> 3-year-old. >> bret: 3-year-

companies, trying to create south dakota jobs.hose are things that i worked on inside and outside of government. >> bret: in the republican field there will be several governors. they make a point of saying this is what i've done this is how i've governed this is how i do things in this state. as a senator, you can't really say that >> i've been in the trenches fighting and trying to stop this obama agenda whether the stimulus or the health care takeover or the massive increase in spending. the cap and trade bill. the real fights have been in the united states senate. >> bret: a governor across the border disagrees. minnesota's governor tim pawlenty has a compelling story to tell. when he took over in 2003 his state was facing a four billion dollar budget shortfall. the legislature wanted to raise the state's gas, alcohol and income taxes. pawlenty refused. >> i wish i could tell you it was all reaching across the aisle with great bipartisan charm and getting along. there was some of that. a lot of it was a hard slog. we had shutd

companies, trying to create south dakota jobs.e things that i worked on inside and outside of government. >> bret: in the republican field there will be several governors. they make a point of saying this is what i've done this is how i've governed this is how i do things in this state. as a senator, you can't really say that >> i've been in the trenches fighting and trying to stop this obama agenda whether the stimulus or the health care takeover or the massive increase in spending. the cap and trade bill. the real fights have been in the united states senate. >> bret: a governor across the border disagrees. minnesota's governor tim pawlenty has a compelling story to tell. when he took over in 2003 his state was facing a four billion dollar budget shortfall. the legislature wanted to raise the state's gas, alcohol and income taxes. pawlenty refused. >> i wish i could tell you it was all reaching across the aisle with great bipartisan charm and getting along. there was some of that. a lot of it was a hard slog. we had shutdowns, s

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she runs a ranch in south dakota. she's a small business owner. she's married to a very wealthy person and worked her way up and she'll be able to represent republicans in a very compelling way. >> quite a contrast. >> paul ryan on the budget committee and some other familiar faces. now, let's go to the senate now where we find out about incoming freshmen. they may get some plum assignments. for example, we have some. rand paul wants to make it clear he wants to be part of the budget committee. that makes a lot of sense. john boesmann, agriculture committee, there are five openings at least because there's some seniority there. and jason chavitz is somebody people are looking at. he's coming up at quarter after this hour. next. >> meanwhile, fox news alert. president obama landing in indonesia where he's meeting with that country's president. that visit will likely be be cut short as a nearby volcano continues to spew ash and threaten. good afternoon, what day is it out there already? >> don't ask me, steve. i lost track of that sometime ago. seve

he participates in the sun dance in south dakota and assists with ceremonies in california.espectful to elders and those who struggle with the digit -- addiction and other health issues. the path he found through recovery is called the good, read have, at half that requires one to give back and take care of the community. he has chosen to walk the good red road with support from friendship house and native american health center staff. after graduating from friendship house in 1996, nathan joint sober spirits, a support group of friendship house alumni. they provide security at powwows and other community events, and they are role models for a clean and sober life style, reaching out to community members who are struggling with addiction. nathan has volunteered for the san francisco and oakland tribal tanf program and has been a motivational speaker at schools throughout the area. he is a strong advocate for embracing native cultural arts, activities, and athletics. in 1998, nathan received the

in south dakota, the hand corn picking contest is one example.o to the off beat but very serious competition. >> one ear at a time is how it's done in this old manual approach approach. >> you will either be picking for ten, twenty, or thirty minutes. a gleaner and a judge will follow you. the gleaner's job is to pick up everything you've left. of the time area, you're asked to come to the area and that's taken against you and then it's determined by the weight. that determine what is placing you will have. >> one thing about hand corn picking compared to other sports, it doesn't require much special equipment. >> i'm putting on my husking hook. this is what i wear on my hand to initially loosen the husks on the ear of corn which i am going to snap off and toss into the wagon. >> few have as much experience. >> i was a farm kid. my dad took my dad and brother out in the field when we were five, six, seven years old. that's when we learned to husk corn. that's the only way it was done in those days. it was something you had to learn do. corn huski

. >> sean: two incoming freshmen house members on the leadership team from south dakota and from south carolina. one joins me now, congresswoman elect kristi nome. we've been talking about this, ditching pelosi's plane. moratorium on earmarks. promises to introduce spending cuts every week for the first 12, 13 weeks that the plan? >> that's the plan. i think you see this republican party coming together to make sure we are going to deliver results for the american people. >> sean: what does it mean as an incoming freshman congresswoman they reached out and were you accepted and supported by the tea party movement. how do you interpret that? >> i believe in fiscal responsibility. i think that's one of the reasons i got a lot of tea party support in south dakota. the freshman class to choose two representatives to sit at the leadership table to be there for the important discussions that are going to happen on policy and the agenda for the next two years. it meant a lot that my class would choose me to be their voice. i think they did that because they believe i will be effective. i will

there is a lot of talk, she want it is, from south dakota out west.like to be, even just got elected, to be a member of your party's leadership. i want to know if you think someone of the tea party crowd should be a member of the leadership. let's listen. >> here on the ranch in south dakota, we don't take a lot of polls or hold many caucuses. we do what needs to be done. that's what i'll do in washington. unlike my opponent, i'll vote to lower the national debt, vote against wasteful spending, repeal government-mandated health care and work every day to create jobs. oh, and one more thing. my first vote won't be to make nancy pelosi speaker. i'm christie nome and i approve this message. story, nancy. >> what do you think of christie nome, the new look of the republican party? >> this is an eclectic class. and i came in an eclectic class in 1994, but we need to remember, chris, 13 members of my class lost two years later. and just based on the sheer size, you can look for the same kind of thing. but i think some of these members may actually lose to r

this comes from south dakota where derek swigger punted the ball. the wind blew the ball another 47 yards down field. we sped up the video for the same of time. the ball finally came to rest at three. credited to an 86 yard kick thanks toolth help from mother nature. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> every bit helps. >>> robert downey jr. swears he doesn't care about winning an oscar. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, monday was the 50th anniversary of jfk's election. coming up, we'll tell you about what kennedy fan who stumbled upon a cherished keepsake. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. a rather quiet weather day out there. just showers lingering in new england today. pretty tranquil in the southeast. dallas was all right today. we will be watching, though, a storm moving from the rockies into the middle of the country. not today, but more tomorrow and then as we go into friday. veterans day forecast, east coast looks nice. we will see a ch

that's kristi noem of south dakota and tim scott of south carolina.p positions, essentially freshmen class reps to the gop leadership. >> i think it's good news for the freshmen class. we'll have an opportunity to have more seats at the leadership table, give us a larger voice and hopefully that means one third of the conference will have a greater influence on the direction of this country and on this conference. >> more seats at the table on the republican side and house democrats created a new position in their leadership ranks for james cliburn, the outgoing house majority whip. he'll take the title assistant leader when the democrats become the minority, oversee ago diminished democratic caucus following those midterm elections. >> gretchen: we also hear the house republicans this morning are expected to make an effort on the florida slash federal funding for npr. what's the deal with that? >> yeah. it's part of the you cut program, remember that? that was initiated by eric cantor. the public votes on-line on programs to cut and npr was the winne

i don't know of anybody who is playing anybody in south dakota. it's just what we download. it's a new game that they can issue. president newlin: any other questions from the commission? ok. i hear a motion? public comment? no? ok. vice chair joseph: if i could ask for clarification -- >> if i could ask for clarification. do you have to be online. so it would be helpful for staff if when the motion is made you address whether this is a condition you want to keep in the permit or not. president newlin: ok. thank you. >> i just wanted to give you guys the heads up. vice chair joseph: don't go there. president newlin: do we have a motion? vice chair joseph: i move to approve with the internet. this is 2010 going into 2011. president newlin: ok. do we have a second? commissioner cavellini: i'll second with the worldwide web. commissioner cavellini: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner meko: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. >> thank you. president newlin: good luck. item number seven. president newlin: aye. commissioner joseph: good luck the president ne

i have scheduled venue stops at different areas along the tour, from california to south dakota, thatill serve as headquarters for my local research. when i was researching the traveling medicine show, i came across this. they had put out an elixir, and it referred to the elements that came out because of the high stress, high-pressure life, mostly because of the industrial revolution. anyway, i was fascinated by the term american-itis, and i thought it did a lot about the stress-related illnesses, and i was impressed that they picked up on that and the 1800's. i did a survey to see if it was irrelevant element today. i have a series of eight painted banners that are retellings of american history. i am particularly interested in transition history between native and european histories and retelling them as if they were a popular myth. there is a mix of eras and characters and times drat these banners. -- and times throughout these banners. i use the olympics and the melting pot, or things reduced down, and come out of this reduction. and something else transforms out of it. they had

i've been running businesses, raising my kids on a ranch in south dakota with my husband brian.that and do what i can to get results to make sure that the people back there know that i'm still one of them and still are kristi noem. >> what's the first thing that you would cut? >> well, i think we need to put things on the table and have discussions about. i think the budgets have continued to grow, while the rest of us were cutting coupons trying to make our ends meet. i think that's exactly what the government needs to do we need to go back to 2008 spending levels, before the bailouts and increased spending happened. then we need to go back and look at the programs and start making and fighting efficiencies and see if they're worthwhile and serve their purpose. >> i understand you that need to look at everything. but is there one particular thing that drives you crazy that you think if you had the opportunity you'd cut it tomorrow? >> well, i think we've got a lot of those situations out there. what we need to do as a freshmen class and as a leadership team identify those that