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south dakota governor kristi noem joins us now.s not been developed is there anything we can do to change that? the american people are not onboard with high gas and oil prices. >> we need a new president. we need a new president in the white house that makes different decisions. president trump is right he did shut down anwr right away and killed the keystone pipeline that would come through south dakota to help us through the middle of the country get the resources we need to runner industries. we are stronger when we are energy independent and produce our own food and joe biden made much of those more vulnerable t1 president she called by the president a dictator yesterday. he also said when it comes to the balloon that president she was embarrassed. i had no idea it was there and angry it was shot down and according to the intelligence community that was the intelligence that should not have been said publicly. can you imagine if trump said that quick. >> i can't it is such a double standard. president biden has no idea how to

also contact the committee states in south dakota or other states, it's our own governors.m not surprised many people here have not bothered to have other. i'm not surprised we've not called other records. if we can't agree on assistance of climate change, productive conversation will be a lot harder emphasizing witnesses and have expertise in the issues we are discussing and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. >> thank you, appreciate you both for traveling and bringing your expertise dealing with vast majority spaces of federal land in your state. the proposal says conservation leases are not intended to provide a mechanism for better uses such as mining, recreation and existing operations or state or tribal land use management. however, the penetration determines use such as energy production and the uses would not be allowed and could be riveted indefinitely even after the conservation lease which is locking up the lands indefinitely so we pretty much have a de facto national alignment for wilderness area, do you believe this is the ulti

>> next, governors of south dakota and mark of wyoming testify on all school related conservation and landscape health designated by the bureau of land management. they discuss states rights and concerns over land use. force management and economic impact to self businesses in rural communities. this is just over three and a half hours. [background noises] >> committee on natural resources will come to order. i declare recess at any time. meeting today to hear testimony on representatives bill hr 3397 to require director bureau of land management for land management related conservation. ... good morning everyone. a little earlier starting time but hopefullywe will get on earlier today . we are here today to consider each are all is so-called action and landscape health goals this rule would devastate local economies under the is the pool only further this administrations rifle preservationists and half the us population lives within one also be out families on access blm lands were reopened, outdoor recreation, timber production for these activities are all part of the blm will use s

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you can go-go anywhere in south dakota and see the private lands into operation with ranchers that are cared for in the land that would be under government jurisdiction or at the federal level. what's interesting to me to look at the mission and it specifically is to use the land. it's a land engagement agency and considers conservation in every activity. when you start prioritizing one over the other the entire mission of the agency fails. the way that they are putting us bye bye declaring the sonata major rule completely eliminates any of the facts they would need to know if the rule is going to work. we are chatting about conspiracy theories in this whole proposed rule is a conspiracy theory. they are avoiding federal law and they may not even under the processes they have they established in this rule even require to be under the federal register anymore under the process. they are taking away all public input potentially and how they will create impact landscape which means the public will have no input -- inputted and implemented overnight which is not under their authority. i'm

we have 25,000 open positions here in south dakota. you'll never pay a penny in personal state income tax and we accept most out-of-state professional licenses. >> we aren't you, governor? >> no. yes, i am. it's my first day, south dakota. freedom works here. >> i do take balance of nature and. have for years. i love to go on walks, hikes, anything physical. i enjoy golfing and i feel like balance of nature helps me to maintain that active lifestyle that is so important to me. >> here i am, 81 years old, and yet i'm walking. playing golf. we will stay on it forever. for a limited time this summer ,get $25 off your first order as a preferred customer, plus a free fruits and veggies travel set. when you use discount code, fox news four muscle cramps and spasms. their works absorbs quickly for relief. so get back at it. there works works for fast muscle relief. they're all works. works. try their works and get back at it. >> hello, i'm mike lindell, and i'm here to tell you about my brand new product. my slippers. what makes my slippers d

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we will start off with perry and south dakota. you are first up. go ahead.aller: thank you for having me. i am jill that the justice department -- it is a whole different level of what they are doing with the former president. we have now a present president that the house of representatives is taking up with bribery. his bribery worse than this keeping records in your house that just about every president in the past has done. they have taken stuff home with them. now we are making an issue out of taking it home and using it to a certain level. i do not know what that is. i feel it is up to the justice department to consider what we have right now. what is good for the gander is good for the goose with this present administration we have now. it is coming right out of the house of representatives that there is bribery. host: robert in baltimore. democrats line. caller: i cannot believe what i just heard. trump knew better. i do not know if the man is crazy or what. i believe what he is doing is selling secrets to other countries. look at his son. his stepso

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john thune, south dakota senator, minority whip.t the south carolina senator for that top job. senator thune with us right now. always good to have you. >> thank hey, neil. neil: what do you make of this crowded field? >> seems like a lot of candidates sense an opening there. i don't know what that says about the front runners in the pack but clearly there are a number of candidates who are entering this race under the assumption that it's a wide-open race. so we'll see. i mean you know, how much any of these candidates get traction, i think there will probably be a breakout moment or two, somewhere along the way, maybe in one of the debates, but i certainly hope that tim scott is one of those breakout candidates. i think he provides a wonderful alternative for republicans around the country but, there are lots of other good candidates that are entering the race. we'll see where it all goes, neil. i guess that is why you know, they pay you guys the big bucks to cover all of this stuff. neil: you know i just found out the other ancho

>> south dakota. >> south dakota! >> they are a little different. north dakota, i guess, is running for president and the six-week abortion ban. we are in the neighborhood where i have been saying it's an island of decency. an island of sanity, approaching things, we had a good fortune of being able to take for granted that women be allowed to meet their reproductive rights. we see a march against this, of bigotry and hatred. i think here in minnesota, legislators and the citizens of minnesota says that ends at our borders. let's be a beacon. who had to tell, you it's happening in michigan with gretchen whitmer, in -- elections have consequences and we put folks in who are more focused on improving lives than railing on woke corporations, you get real results. >> governor, are you worried that republicans will be just as aggressive if they retake control of the state, government? >> maybe, but they won't do that. i think the issue here is you will go out and campaign, we should allow guns in our schools, or so? look, i am a hunter, a veteran. i can'

there is a bill from congressman dusty johnson of south dakota which would expand working hours for childrenear r. what's going to be the interplay between efforts on the federal level to change department of labor regulations and what we are seeing on the state level? >> i think the chances of not getting anywhere are about the chances of me being appointed to the supreme court tomorrow. i'm not overly concerned about that. the department of labor, they are finding more violations meaning they are doing their job. >> thank you for being here. lisa: for students around the country, this time of year marks something many years in the making, graduation. while politicians get plenty of air time debating the future, tonight we hear from some new voices. a few valedictorians about this moment and what they see ahead. >> i am the valedictorian. >> i am the salutatorian. >> i'm from rome, georgia. >> i'm from honduras. >> i'm luna from boston. i will be going to gallaudet university, the only liberal arts university for the deaf in the world. >> i blinked and it was like i'm here. >> i'm excited a

the high plains, the ogallala reaches out for 175,000 square miles from the texas panhandle to south dakota. the wooden windmill pumps used by the early settlers made little impression on the massive reserves of water which lay underneath their farms. but after world war ii, they adopted better drilling technology and high-tech irrigation systems. soon, a new, industrial-scale agriculture, was turning the lands of the dust bowl into america's breadbasket. but it all depended on the ogallala, and water was now being extracted from the aquifer faster than it could be replaced. by the 1950's, some of the survivors of the dust bowl we turning into millionaire landowners. it was boom time for america. the birth of rock and roll. nineteen cent hamburgers in the drive-in diner. modern life moving so fast that even a reservoir the size of lake huron couldn't keep up with the demand. almost a third of the ogallala's water has already gone, most of what's left will disappear in the space of a lifetime. the farmers of the high plains are looking down the barrel of a new dust bowl. [mike] we are in yum

he is truly an institution on meteddia landscape in south dakota. jerry joined wnay in 1976 and has become one of the most familiar and beloved voices on the airwaves in south dakota. i have had many great conversations with squarery over the years on air and off. i can say for certain that his departure will leave a very big hole in the south dakota radio scene. but he has more than earned his retirement. and i know that he will relish getting to spend more time with his wife, sheryl, herself just recently retired from an amazing 43 years with farm credit services of america, and with his sons and their wives and his six grandchildren. jerry, congratulations on an incredible and award-winning career. and enjoy some well-deserved rest. mr. president, last august, mere days after he had signed a bill that would supposedly reduce the deficit by $238 billion, president biden announced a student loan giveaway that is set to cost taxpayers nearly a trillion dollars over the next decade. in a presidency distinguished by bad economic decisions, this was a

the gentleman from south dakota, mr. johnson. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. delbene. the gentleman from colorado, mr. the gentleman from -- mr. neguse. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. the gentleman from new york, mr. the gentleman from california, mr. bera. the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal. the gentleman from california, mr. khanna. the gentleman from illinois, mr. krishnamoorthi. the gentleman from michigan, mr. the members of the escort -- oh, sorry. sppt harris: the president of the senate at the direction of that body appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort his excellency, narendra modi, prime minister of the republic of india, into the house chamber. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from virginia, mr. warner. the senat

and we need to know more about them and was on some of the first gigs who you know he went to south dakota. he went to wyoming. went to montana. when there were i think in the book i have the stat but it was something like sheep outnumbered people 600 to 1 or something and it really was the middle of nowhere. and the reason he got out to montana in the first place was that somebody had a picture of a triceratops and somebody when they first found it, they thought it was a, you know, a cow or something that had run away. then they realized, wait, this is something, you know, 30, 49 years old. and they had a picture of it, but they didn't know exactly where it was. so they just said, go to montana, find it. so he basically had go to an area it's about the size of japan to find one very small thing. and while he was there, that's how he ended up finding the t-rex so a lot of this book and a lot of i realized is that so of what we know about the planet's history is really based on happenstance and know serendipity and from that you start to realize, you know, earth is so older than we've ever,

this is conrad in south dakota, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, conrad. caller: i just had a few things to say about this. we figure and we debate on how different types of institutions, and we assign money to different things which these programs don't even really work for the people, but my main thing is that we wonder about the debt ceiling and dead we are in. how about -- how come we never adjust our tax code to make it fair that everybody pays a fair share? that would increase revenue for our government and then being able to pay that deficit down faster. host: what is a way -- how would you like to see the tax code adjust to? what would make it more fair? caller: for me, i am -- me and my wife are an elderly couple. we work, we are coming up on our retirement, and retirement don't even sufficiently fund the people. yet when i work, i paid anywhere from 20 to 32 percent taxes out of my -- 20% to 32% taxes out of my paycheck and i hear these richer one per centers don't pay no taxes. if everybody paid their way, including the r

. >> they try to push this idea in south dakota, in arkansas, in missouri, now in ohio. >> campaign financebrendan fisher says much of the foundation's support can be traced to republican megadonor richard uihlein, a staunch opponent of abortion rights. >> foundation controlled by him has given nearly $18 million. >> as a 60% measure moved through the ohio house. >> we have less than a week to save ohio's constitution. >> he gave more than a million dollars to a campaign targeting the public and lawmakers on the fence. >> it's time for state representative to stop the liberal takeover of ohio. speak of the campaign was effective and on august 8th, boaters will get the final say. >> can we count on a no vote in august? thank you. >> cbs news columbus, ohio. >> the world's largest online retailer is being sued for allegedly tricking customers into paying for its prime service, it's just ahead. a major change for america's longest running game show . do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervi

stewart and five others were killed in 1999 when their plane lost cabin pressure, then crashed in south dakota> you have a matter of seconds to get your oxygen mask on or you will not be able to breathe. it could be anywhere from a matter of 15 seconds up to a minute to get that mask on. and if you don't you will indeed pass out >> so tom, if the pilot was incapacitated, how could the plane have done that u-turn and started heading south again? >> that's what i've been asking all day. one theory is that the plane's autopilot had been programmed to fly to long island, then return to tennessee. once the plane hit its new york destination, the autopilot might then have plotted the return course without the pilot. now, the plane was not required to have any black boxes. the ntsb is hoping to learn whether there were black boxes and also whether other avionics systems might have provided some clues as to what happened lester >> all right tom costello starting us off thank you. >>> lawyers for former president trump met today with the special counsel as the probe of mr. trump's handling of classifie

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i'll talk to democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and mike rounds of south dakota. >>> pluscrowded field. former vice president mike pence, former new jersey chris christie, and north dakota's governor are all set to officially announce their 2024 bid this week. meanwhile, the 2024 gop front-runners, ron desantis and donald trump, attack each other. >> he used to say how great florida was. his whole family moved to florida under my governship. are you kidding me? >> with a crowded field help trump win? >>> and trump on tape. the special counsel has an audio recorder of the former president taking a classified document after leaving office. >> all i know is everything i did was right. we had the presidential records act. >> with the grand jury set to meet again this week, will the former president face more criminal charges? i'll talk to former trump attorney timothy parlatore, who recently quit trump's legal team. join me for insight and analysis. andrea mitchell, politico playbook co-author eugene daniels, democratic strategist stephanie shree ya and republican strategist b

and when we started our alcohol program, we met some medicine people from south dakota.we met learn crow dog first. and right after we started the movement, we did a takeover of the coast guard station down in milwaukee and we were able to keep it. herb went to dc, flew to dc, and he met with brad patterson, who was nixon's assistant, and native affairs, and he met with them and somehow, for some reason he took a liking to herb and agreed to help us. and so we had that land turned over to herb as and we put signs up. it was our native reservation. so we had an indian school moved on to there that my sister in law had just started. the indian community school and we also made a halfway house for people who are recovering and we boarded it off and native people would come down there on weekends and we'd have, you know, like big feasts down there. everybody just enjoyed it. it was right on the lakefront, real nice lakefront property. i know the neighborhood weren't appreciative of us, but that was our land. you know, that was that's still part of our land. i consider it all

and five others were killed in 1999, when their plane lost cabin pressure and then crashed in south dakota you have a matter of seconds to get your oxygen mask on or you will not be able to breathe. it could be anywhere from a matter of 15 seconds up to a minute to get that mask on. and if you don't, you will indeed pass out. >> our thanks to tom for the update >>> the investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents could be reaching a pivotal moment the source familiar with the matter tells nbc news that lawyers for mr. trump met with special counsel jack smith and other senior justice officials on monday. this could be a sign that the probe into the classified materials found at the former president's florida home may be wrapping up. the grand jury is expected to meet again this week mr. trump responded on social media saying, quote, how can the do doj possibly charge me, who did nothing wrong, when no other presidents were charged. >>> james comer announced on monday that his panel will begin proceeding this is week to hold fbi director chris wray in contemp

the senator from south dakota said this is very serious.own for example with the georgia governor who has had his differences with trump but he is a conservative and he said republicans right now need to handle themselves appropriately, not to go overboard and have any sort of violence tomorrow. he also said what is in this indictment is serious. that being said, there is widespread belief inside the gop that thejustice department is in someway political. one must question quickly if you can, what political follow—up will they be here for the former president? we saw his ratings actually go up after the indictment in new york. this is one hurricane of many to come, potentially, for trump so do not read too much into the political moment. trump could be indicted in georgia in august, indicted by the special counsel for the january six investigation and who knows what happens in new york with that trial, all that being said the politics are fluid. great to talk to you, thank you. trump is the first former president ever to face federal charge

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that's kind of the cluster that they think will hold together overnight into south dakota and iowa in morning. that's our next shot for seeing severe weather tomorrow. coastal storm now, a rainy saturday morning, and then rounds of rain i think chances of rain pretty much every day, and then back through chicago on sunday. could see 1 to 3 inches of rain across the northeastern third. not one but two tropical storms now into the caribbean, and cindy heading to the northwest. both should dissipate over the next few days. >> whit: one year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. republicans are calling for unity behind a federal ban on abortion. but they don't all agree on where to draw the line. president biden, meantime, is doing what he can to shore up access to reproductive care. here's abc's rachel scott. >> reporter: on the eve of the anniversary of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, the future of abortion rights in this country front and center. former vice president mike pence calling on his 2024 rivals to back a nationwide minimum 15-week abortion ban

you've done an anti cdc bill in florida and we also had south dakota, governor know, i'm also a veto the same bill and what the u. c. c. amendment is trying to do is read the fine money to exclude that corner crypto currency, but to include central bank digital currencies. and this would affect commerce the any the u. c. c. makes things uniform. so in a sense, once these things are passed or state levels, you wouldn't be able to use these crypto currencies, bitcoin, for example, and the other crypto currencies as out of sort of money. because the uniform commercial code is taking it out of a definition of so. so the trying to attack crypto on a state level on a federal level under trying to sneak the state, the state stuff and like they normally do with legislation. and people are waking up to it. and now you have governors. when i said, when i called a central bank digital currency, a big brothers surveillance point, i'm just quoting rhonda santas. but even if the government don't recognize bitcoin and crept across the as money, doesn't really matter if the seller is still willing t