the south dakota air and space museum here outside ellsworth air force base. again more importantly president of the south to get air and space museum her side of ellsworth air force base. i spent 20 years in the air force and retired as a captain. i entered in 1971 amazon nationally train as a gun or on a b-52. after serving about ten years as a gun or, i was able to complete the requirements for a commission in the air force and then became an officer. i served my next ten years in the air force as a launch control officer on tightened two missiles and retired as a missile maintenance officer from ellsworth. i came to ellsworth as a gutter and i came back to ellsworth as a missile launch officer and in all of that, actually when i was here as a gutter, became involved in the museum and have remained connected to the south dakota air and space museum for about the full 35 years of its operation. one of the reasons i am so connected to it is that now, many of the things that are on display here are items that i once used in my career. what i would like to show

welcome to the south dakota air and space museum when people think about south dakota they don't always think about a great aviation state but we have a huge aviation heritage in this state over the years we've played a huge part in our national defense ellsworth air force base began in world war ii its purpose in world war ii was to train bomber crew specifically b-17 crew if you think about it if you're going to learn to to navigate a world war ii bomber over long distances and and expanses of territory. south dakota is really a great place to put the base. and that was the beginning of ellsworth air force base. the connection from world war ii to the cold war is really represented in our museum the 44th. bomb group was trained here at ellsworth air force base. but then when the cold war came around that bomb group then became the 44th missile wing, which was commanded out of ellsworth air force base and that missile wing is really part of the the cold war narrative when think about cold war. you of course think about the b-52s that were based here you think about the ready response o

, people in south dakota understand america first.w much more important it is. >> clearly establishment of republicans don't like donald trump. i would argue donald trump is the base of the republican party. >> absolutely. >> sean: do they have a chance of unseating him? >> unseating him? >> sean: if the president choose to run in 2024? >> the trump agenda lifted upft the minorities come at the disadvantage, lifted them up and give them opportunities. anybody who says that was the wrong agenda for this country, they are wrong themselves. they are not truly conservative. speak with the dial election integrity. i think she listed it out. they will make it harder to vote and harder to cheat. that is how we will have integrity across the country. the republican party, it is agenda. and thew last election we got more votes in hispanic votes come african-american votes, 60 years, the left has scared regular people. and we are now the party that is attracting those people. we are attracting them because the people of that work for a living.

no problems in south dakota.outh dakota understand america-first, they believe in it and if anything, what 2020 has taught them for 2021 is how much more important it is. >> sean: clearly establishment republicans don't like donald trump. i would argue donald trump as the base of the republican party. >> absolutely. >> sean: said do they have a chance of unseating him? >> of unseating... >> sean: to take the trump agenda or if the president chooses to run in 2024 to make >> the trump agenda lifted everybody up. the minority in this country lifted them up, anybody who says that was the wrong agenda for this country, there wrong themselves. they are not truly conservative. >> sean: really quick, governor. >> your words about election integrity, the things you listed out, that will make it easier to vote and harder to cheat and that is how we are going to have election integrity across this country. the republican party, its agenda, what we are seeing -- we saw it in the last election when we got more votes in hispa

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we started in sioux falls, south dakota, where we knew a few people who we thought could help us. volved from there that we moved up geographically to the northeast and then swinging around to the south. this was developing into an interesting project and we tried to cover the whole nation. we went to smaller towns where we thought we could get traction and understand it in the weeks we had to visit each town. then we looked for different kinds of scenes that might depend on geography or the movements of people. it was partly hit or miss. it was partly targeted. host: you not -- you are not only producer -- the producer and writer, james fallows, you're also the pilot. guest: deborah and i made this trip when we -- in our serious sr 22 plain. -- plane. there is a parachute for the entire plane. fortunately we have never used that. hbo would not allow us professional photographers to go up with an amateur pilot, which i am. so, the camerawork you see from inside the plane is by deborah fallows, who had her camera person role in the plane. guest: i will add that jim was a cautious an

here with reaction, with us, south dakota governor, kristi noem.esting how your state has handled corona, how red states have handled it versus blue states. and it seems that the agenda that donald trump proposed is the republican party. but i think there are some people that think the republican party would go back to the good old establishment days. i don't see it. do you? >> no, i don't see it either, sean. president trump did everything he promised to do. and that's what i loved about working with him. he followed through and the promises that he made in the campaign in 2016. we kicked off today and south dakota national travel and tourism week. in south dakota right now is number one in tourism in the nation. we had people come to our state largely because they knew the story of how we embraced freedom. we talked about mount rushmore last independence day. people are moving here. their businesses are moving here. it is because we have embraced what we believe in we actually did it. it's the one so the fourth of july, you went through every hoo

nebraska and i looked at south dakota. for the region and western kansas, it was because of dryland farming, there wasn't irrigation. when i looked at south dakota, because of the black hills and -- i call it the smoking gun letter from the bishop from the abyss cabal church, he was not encouraging the japanese to come into south dakota because he wanted to keep them in japan so they could proselytize. there was never any of that support. why they come into nebraska is the sugar beets and railroad and dumps them in right in that long valley. but i look at kansas and that's a large part because geographically and top auger fee. -- top agar fee. joy: are there any connections through the sugar beet industry? sandra: very much so. there is a much more large population. one of the questions i asked and had to be careful how i ask is you have a rural community and everybody kind of inter-mary's. there was no real intermarrying between japanese and whites at this time. you have the picture brides and where are you finding wives?

, south dakota same thing.t to their voters but for people who have avoided them. show them what's going on with the unions. show them how the kids are being denied. show them how they should get the money going to the public schools and give it to the families and let them go to private schools who want to actually be in session. i talked to three of these kids who are sitting at home frustrated, remarkably candid about how little they have learned and are frustrated they are with all different grades. listen. >> teachers were doing a great job but it's not what it could be if you are in person. >> i only go back to school two days a week and it's a lot to juggle and i'm going to speak for myself but i'm not doing terrible but my brother is on the other hand, they are failing. i do think we really need to get back into the classrooms because it would be far more beneficial. >> i'm online basically i don't even get to go hybrid and i feel like i'm learning okay and i'm not feeling but if i was in person i would

the event will include governor ron desantis, south dakota governor, new hampshire governor, tennessee governor, arizona governor doug ducey, and iowa governor kim reynolds. which of the avenue nw? let not your heart troubled, are you coming? >> laura: i did a town hall but i'm glad you're following me. >> sean: what is the laugh, it's on like a kamala harris laugh. >> laura: i had five governors, you have seven, i'm just kidding i'm looking forward to it and i love bill tennessee, he's an unheralded hero in all this. >> sean: we might get an invite to john rich's basement and hang out. redneck riviera whiskey. if you go out with john rush, don't expect it to be a good morning the next morning. >> laura: i will not but i look forward to it's. great to see. on laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. for over one year, this show has been telling you that the most likely origin of the covid virus was a lab. that theory was labeled misinformation by the media and big tex said it's a big lie. now that this is the likely scenario, we will speak with congressm

labels on grocery store shelves in south dakota and around the country. mr. president, i think i speak for a lot of americans when i say there are few things i enjoy more than a mouth-watering burger or a really good steak, and there are a lot of men and women out there in south dakota and across the country doing the demanding work of raising cattle so that the rest of us can enjoy ourbergers and steaks and roasts and roasts. i'm very proud to represent south dakota ranchers here in the senate, and i will continue to make it a priority to support cattle producers and make sure that they have fair and transparent markets for the commodities that they produce mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. grassley: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: first of all, i compliment senator thune on his remarks and agree with everything that he said and particularly to emphasize his call for a hearing before the senate agriculture committee, something we have been trying to get done for a long period of time. and i hope that will soon h

people on this block state of south dakota or wyoming.he numbers stay small until you reach california and the bay area, specifically the bay area. why? because you can go to the interior. you'll discover once again there's very few asians in general. chinese are very, very few, but the bay area fulfills the requirements. it is not only traditionally an arrival point, but it has a very, very important economic component which is? silicon valley. we are in tech land. tech land is everything north of san jose and south of san francisco. people come from all over the world to work in silicon valley. the larger portion of the chinese-american community still lives in an immigrant experience because everybody has just arrived in the last 30 years. i should point out before we leave this map don't be mislead. there are more chinese in this country now than there have ever been, but even so all of the chinese in the united states at the moment, according to the 2010 conesus represent 1.2% of a total population of the united states. i repeat, 1.2

there are more chinese people on this block than there are in the entire state of south dakota or wyoming. the number stays small until you reach. california and the bay area specifically the bay area why because you can go to the interior you'll discover. once again, there are very few asians in general specifically. china is a very very few but the bay area for fills the requirements it is not only traditionally in arrival point. but it has a very very important economic component, which is kitchen silicon valley we are in techland techland. is everything north of san jose and south of san francisco. people come from all over the world. to work in silicon valley the larger portion of the china's american community still lives in an immigrant experience because everybody's just arrived in the last 30 years. hmm i should point out before we leave this map. don't be don't be misled. they're more chinese in this country now than have ever been. but even so all of the chinese in the united states at the moment according to the 2010 census represent one point two percent of the total populati

i am a fan of christie gnome, former house member from south dakota, now she is the governor of south dakota and, a hard worker, the fine line between various factions, america has been blessed because we are to party country like europe where you have 12 political parties and nobody can get the majority. we have a 2-party system, because of that within the parties, we have traditional republicans, and trip republicans, not always on the same page but a pretty good line between these factions. it is very attractive. >> is our 2-party system in jeopardy? are we watching the emergence of us third-party, trump party? >> it is hard for a third-party to exist because all the rules, forgetting on the ballot were written by the 2-party system and they made it hard for third parties to get off the ground but we've had these factions before. they are more pronounced these days, democrat factions and republican factions, the information that is being dumped on the american people, whether democrat or republican? >> host: is there room for non-trump supporters at this moment? >> i think so. i'm

christie's former house member from south dakota, now she's a governor of south dakota and just a smart lady, hard worker and it walks a fine line between the various fractions of our party. america has been blessed because we are a two-party country. unlike europe or you have seven, eight, ten political parties, nobody is really ever able to govern. but in america we have a two-party system, because of that within the parties we have all kinds of fractions. but in these days you have your traditional republicans and then you have the trump republicans, they're not always on the same page. but she walks a pretty good line between these factions as someone who i think would make a very attractive candidate. >> i would like to talk about her two-party system. is it in jeopardy or are we watching the emergence of a third party, trump party? >> it's hard for a third party to exist. frankly, all the rules for getting the nomination and getting on the ballot were all written by the two-party system. they have been pretty hard for third parties to really ever get off the ground. but we have th

colorado, wyoming, south dakota, and nebraska to meet their timber needs. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony on this important topic today. our national forests are not meeting their full potential. large-scale mortality caused by wildfires are producing carbon emissions while limiting further carbon sequestration. we need to top the risks before they occur and aiding recovery. proactive management on forestlands is vital to the health of our forests and watersheds, to the protection of our communities in meeting needs for forest products and reducing the likelihood of future carbon emissions. the need for management has been acknowledged by forest chiefs, secretaries of agriculture and presidents for over 20 years. there's some good work being accomplished through those funds, they're only able to treat a fraction needed to ensure long-term forest outcome. reforestation is essential to their long-term sustainability. it's critically important for the committee to understand that deforestation by wildfire is the leading cause of the growing d

governors in texas, tennessee, iowa, south dakota, florida, others figured it out. it wasn't until well into this winter the biden and the democrats gave in and only because they saw the political pressure building. trump warned us that the economy could not fully recover unless the kids were back. and of course he was all too precious about what biden would do to our border. >> the open borders, lobbyists that killed our fellow citizens with illegal drugs and gangs and crime that poured into our country support biden. >> and by the end of the year, biden allowed in 2 million migrants all over the world. these illegals are overwhelmingly indigent on taxpayer resources, complete travesty. if i had my way facilitating masks and information fraud should be in impeachable offense, trump was right about how democrats anti-police rhetoric would make our streets more dangerous. >> insulating riots, when you take away that decision. >> we all know what happened to violence across the country is way up. after four years of president biden expects more of america to look like

this is what mona and south dakota writes via text messaging. we must all come to the conclusion committing a crime cannot result in a death sentence in the streets. police cannot be judge and jury. the use of deadly force is only acceptable in cases of self-defense or saving the life of another, even for police. she writes i'm sad that in the 30 years since rodney king it took cameras for us to believe the depths of these systemic problems. guest: yes, i absolutely agree. i can't express enough the idea that we would continue to see videos of police misconduct and not feel the need to urgently address that. there must be something done about that. as traumatized -- and i think we all saw and the witnesses during the derek chauvin trial -- traumatized as the witnesses were for what they saw and what they were and were not able to do in terms of offering aid to mr. floyd, we owe thanks to them for standing there and having the courage to voice concern and record what was happening. i don't know we would know what happened with mr. floyd had they

they're much better than that and it's not just a south dakota program. we saw last month's hiring numbers were anemic, and they thought a million jobs and instead only 250,000. it's government's fault. we're paying many people more to stay at home than to work. we have to change that. >> one theory about the boosted or enhanced payments from the federal government that it's strategy that the employers are forced to compete with the federal government and hence, to pay more and the democrats that want to see the minimum wage raised, that this forces businesses employers to essentially come to that or closer to that. do you think that's true? do you think that's strategy headed into september and when these benefits are set to expire? >> oh, absolutely. this is the way that folks want to try to pish gauges up. i don't view work as punishment, i view it as opportunity. and you get it out of the gate and sometimes you need to work your way up and i think that work provides wonderful opportunities. we should not be looking to kill jobs, we should be looking t

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ben carson on zoom is the south dakota equivalent of the tupac hologram. [ laughter ] he's the only one is. this is a funny story. this is also a true story. about a man named duston baker. one day, duston was taking a shower, and instead of his normal body wash, he picked up a bottle of menthol body wash and applied it to his undercarriage, which immediately created a burning sensation. now, a lesser man would have shed tears, but duston decided to turn menthol into menthol-ade, and wrote a song about the experience, which he now sings in the shower every day, and which his wife secretly recorded and posted on tiktok, where it has now been seen millions of times. [ laughter ] already already ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: a timeless lesson. needless to say, i was eager to find out more. so joining us now, from grover, colorado, please welcome duston and riley baker. [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. >> hey, what's up? how are you? >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: duston, you look clean, really clean. [ laughter ] >> extremely clean right now. >> yes. >> jimmy:

fraser, you not only have a footprint in south dakota, but you are one of the most active banks. can you tell us about how institutions like yours help egg borrowing markets function? >> yes -- help make borrowing markets function? >> yes, thank you for the question. as we have talked about, american banks play a critical role in the financial markets, and we support multinational companies and investors around the world, providing core services for their operations, and part of that is making sure that there are opportunities to invest in job creating infrastructure and different projects around the world and here in america. it would be a great shame if those jobs and that network were in other hands then in american banks. sen. rounds: thank you. i would like to thank all of our witnesses here before us today, and i just they get is really important that we focus on the fact that they are all in competition with one another, also in competition with other major banks around the world, and the last thing in the world want to see is the influence of the united states become less

they tell us it's the perfect storm for recovery, saying south dakota never shut down businesses wereome industries grew during the pandemic, such as transportation others are just hitting the opening of peak season, like hospitality and tourism. also at the top of the list, iowa, idaho and nebraska one reason according to wallet hub is the type of industries popular in these states, manufacturing, for example, also migration into these states. now, at the bottom of the list, states that continue to struggle michigan, new jersey, new york and pennsylvania. >> cities in general are really going to take a little bit longer to recoup losses, to get more people wanting to live there, especially when they no longer have to be a walk from the office or a train commute daily from the office. >> wallet hub analyst gonzalez pointing out they had tighter covid restrictions and did not reopen quickly and rely heavily on tourism and conventions, both of which have been slow to recover. 9.7 million americans were still looking for work according to the last jobs report from the bureau of labor sta

the move comes after successful pilot programs in florida, california and south dakota last year.arie. >> now, it seems even more appropriate to call it tar-jay. >> exactly. oh, i love it. tar-jay. did you go to tar-jay today. >> oh, yes, oi oi. diane, thank you so much. >> all right. >>> all right. up next, prince harry and oprah winfrey open up about mental health. we'll show you a preview of their new docuseries. levar burton. this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eonophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and

wrap us up the delayed 2020 national title on a go ahead score with 10 seconds to blay against south dakota state. it capped a 6 a-yard final drive that included a pair of fourth down conversions to answer the 14 straight points scored by south dakota state in the fourth quarter but sam houston wins it. congratulations. >>> it took to the final day of the nba regular season but we finally have a clearer picture of the playoff landscape. it starts tomorrow with the opening games of the league's new play-in tournament in the eastern conference. the boston celtics host the wizards following walk's comeback against the hornet. and charlotte 10th place, to a single elimination game against the indiana pacers. out west, the portland trailblazers secure number six spot with a win over the denver nuggets and zoomed the lakers to a play-in tournament, hosting the golden state warriors on wednesday night. that will follow the win or go home matchup in memphis between the spurs and the grizzlies. >>> our third score in the morning, turn now to major league baseball and another coronavirus infection in

it's taking it as south as south dakota, as far north as new york city. let's hope not. u.s.space command says it is following the situation closely. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk getting ready to makeut on snl stir. musk will be the first person to host the show who's not an athlete or entertainer since president trump hosted in 2015. a group of east bay tesla owners are excited. they get together to drive around in their teslas and hold awareness about clean energy. this is video from one of the club's events this morning. tonight they plan to hold a viewing party for snl. the vice president says it's a perfect way to end the day and they're excited to see what musk has in store. >> there's a lot of attention that dropped from such an interesting figure in our time. he's kind of like the mish-mash between a thomas edison, henry ford and a rocket scientist all rolled into one and the guy isn't afraid to crack jokes, have a quirky sense of humor. i think that adds a little bit of color. >> he certainly has a personality. >> he does. >> yeah. >> it is huge. miley cyrus will join m

the city eastern railroad in south dakota and nebraska minnesota and wyoming is 743 miles long.ardless of size or location, there are four defining characteristics of today's line. one, most short lines operate a track that was previously headed for abandonment as money was on the branch lines they received a little investment by the previous owners. they were at one time the weakest link in the freight to supply lane but are now a success story enabling the customers to remain competitive inom the global economy. to be successful and rehabilitate, they invest up to 33% of their annual revenues among the highest% of any industry in the country. number two, for large areas of the country, short line railroad service isai the only connection to the national freight network providing an economic lifeline forid thousands of businesses, manufacturers and farmers and allowing their products to be competitively priced in the global market. three, flexible, friendly, local service isth a key driver of our success. we deal face to face on a dailya basis with our customers and communities

secretary sarah huckabee sanders held a fundraiser here she's running to be governor in arkansas south dakota governor christie noem came to. she might want to run for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard grinnell he was at mar a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but how much power does the ex-president and the growing circle around him actually wield over the party i do think we need to take it seriously but at the same time it's also laughable right like it it's just more of the crazy circus elizabeth new minute the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump will run again himself in 2024 she's calling on republicans to take back the party it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republ

neil: do you see any possibility , sarah, that desantis or even if kristi noem in south dakota who gottenald trump runs. >> no republican so far is really signaling that they may run in the event that trump decides to run. i think there's a lot of reasons for that but a main one is that to suggest at this early stage that you would take on donald trump be to sort of reveal a level of disloyalty that republican primary voters may not react well to. neil: well chris christie seems to be teasing it, regardless. what do you think? >> many of them are teasing it chris christie obviously in a more overt way, many of them are making pretty obvious moves towards setting up a 2024 run, but in doing so it would basically be giving donald trump a three-year head start to beat up on them every day. that's not something any republican candidate is going to want to do. neil: very good point. let me ask about the whole liz cheney thing. it heated up over the past week, with her saying the big lie about the election and that it was a fraud and that it was illegitimate. she's not giving up. kevin mccarthy

it will be interesting to know, are we going to have big voting blocks like north dakota and south dakotasion, is the cultural diversity it brings, and really have huge cultural diversity between montana and wyoming? but we love a song contest, we love a competition, so bring it on i say. wreaths have been laid to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. in a message marking the occasion, prince charles said the charity ensured the sacrifices of veterans would never be forgotten. 0ur correspondentjon donnison reports from the cenotaph in central london. in whitehall this morning, a lone bugler and the last post to remember those who have been lost, but also to mark 100 years of the royal british legion. representatives of the army, the royal navy and royal air force were among those who laid wreaths at the cenotaph, after earlier prince charles had offered his thanks. i wanted, above all, to offer my sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all those who have helped build this wonderful organisation we know today, and all those who will be part of its future. the british legion was set u

florida, oregon you idaho and south dakota. their airstream, built in jackson center, ohio.f 0 o os hired back. more tn 1,200 workers in all. >> hey, david. >> don't here, airstream's ceo bob wheeler above the factory floor. >> it's been a roller coaster. this time last year, we were completely shut down. when we came back from the shutdown, business took off. we didn't anticipate it, but it really knocked our socks off. we retired everybody that we'd laid off. >> for years we've been reporting made in america and those road trips. couple of rigs pulling up. drive carefully, come back soon. >> yep. >> did they just put that up? that drive, heading to las vegas in that brand new win bay go. all this month, our made in ama mnd you'l le wro w family tonight already planning their next trip. y >> excited to hit the road again? >> yeah! >> all right. hey, thanks, david. >> bye! >> bye! >> thank you for sharing your trip and we're just getting started. a made in america may, keep sending me your ideas. and i hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. >>> building a better bay

secretary sarah huckabee sanders held a fundraiser here she's running to be governor in arkansas south dakota governor christie noem came to mar a lago to she might want to run for president in 2024 and remember the former ambassador to germany richard grinnell he was at mar a lago amid rumors he's planning to run for governor of california but does the ex-president of the growing circle around him actually control the republican party elizabeth newman says not yet she's the co-director of the republican accountability project an organization that supports the non trump wing of the party she doesn't believe trump himself will run again she's calling on fellow republicans to stand up to those who would run in his image. it's going to take time to kind of. effectively convince the base and that at that grassroots level that there is an alternative that is healthier and good for the country and good for the party that is not donald trump. but some might be difficult to convince nearly 45 percent of registered republicans still support trump more than the party itself he stands in palm beach stil

other than florida, tennessee, south carolin laura: texas is the place to be other than florida, south dakota, tennessee or south carolina, pretty fun places. >> i would like to negotiate with the fox news channel, leave new york city and move its headquarters. >> i'm sure will have a lot of takers on that. cuomo makes it -- >> why do i think no one is going to care what i think, i'm just guessing. >> lord is looking good, tennessee is looking good but i believe that to others. >> looking out for the company's bottom line here. >> the answer is a lot. i'm not going to get any more trouble. this is the ingraham angle. we have a lot to do so let's dive right in. biden is out of gas, that is the focus of tonight's angle. democrats sold joe biden as the seasons, vigorous force you could get things done. >> he is a remarkable talented, energetic problem solver who can lead us out of this crisis and unite our country. laura: energetic? have you seen biden's scheduled? and the united? like calling america systemically racist or my favorite a problem solver, more like a problem denier, first on the b

in florida, georgia and texas and south dakota, they are bringing a message of freedom and prosperity to the american people. democrats know they are in trouble. that's why they cling to this pandemic paranoia. when that stops working they shift back to climate change and racism. it's so predictable it's boring and negative. when those biden administration bucks dry up and the unemployment checks stop, we will see how likeable old joe is. and how wonderful his agenda really will be. that's the "angle." tonight the fda gave the green light to pfizer's covid vaccine for kids age 12-15. the reaction is revealing. >> this is another critical victory in the u.s. fight against the pandemic. >> it will make a big difference in our lives. it opens up what we can do and who we can be with. >> this seems like a huge deal for parents who have been terrified for 14 months. >> laura: that's not all. the fda is holding a meeting next month on giving this vaccine to even younger children. joining me now is a doctor. is this a huge deal for the country? >> no, i don't think there is any good reason t

it will be interesting to know, i'll be going to have big voting blocks like north dakota and south dakotarsity it brings, and really have huge cultural diversity between montana and wyoming? but we love a song contest, we love a competition, so bring it on i say. leicester city have won the fa cup for the first time — beating chelsea 1—nil. the match at wembley stadium was played in front of twenty—one thousand fans — the largest crowd since the pandemic hit more than a year ago. natalie pirks was amongst them. it's been a while since leicester city had an fa cup final to savour — 52 years, in fact. so happy to be back! the mere thought of winning it for the first time brought out all the emotions. i've dreamt of it as a kid. it's something i've always wanted to do, come to wembley and watch leicester... we've been waiting for this for all our lives. it's starting to feel like old times, with fans back in attendance at the fa cup. leicester city supporters are so excited, of course, but chelsea fans are confident too — back in 2012, they sacked their manager and went on to win the fa cup

to be fair though a former house member now the governor of south dakota and just a really smart ladyd worker. and really walked the fine line between the various factions of the party. america has been blessed because essentially we are a two-party system. nobody's ever really able to govern, but in america essentially we have the two-party system but because of that we are all writing the facts. but these days you've got congressional republicans. they are not always on the same page but you walk some pretty good lines. >> let's talk about the two-party system is it in jeopardy or are we watching the emergence of the party? >> it's hard for a third party to exist because frankly all the rules for getting the nomination on the ballot for the parties to ever get off the ground but we've had these factions before. again more pronounced these days both democrat t and republican because of all the information that is being dumped on the american people whether it be democrat or republican. >> so, is there room in the republican party for lawn trump supporters at this moment? >> i think s

two, across the country they are looking for officers like you and they support officers in south dakota stay in law enforcement? i think you have a future in comedy. will you sue? >> thanks, sean. i am still trying to wrap my head around that. i was just fired this morning. >> sean: let me help you out. i would sue them. >> okay. >> sean: my 2 cents. >> i have a meeting with my attorney later tonight. >> sean: would you move to a state that is looking and supports their police officers? >> i have considered that. i got officers from different agency and elected officials from across the country. it's not off the table. >> not surprised. >> sean: thank you both. good luck to both of you and tammy, great to see you. our villain of the day. a socialist who likes the benefits of capitalism. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief