>> yes, we didn't we started to recruit the state of south dakota. the lowest unemployment rate in the history of the nation. we also have the fastest growing incomes over the last 5-10 year period. people here are doing well. we need more workers and we have businesses expanding people moving here and we have seen the marketing campaign become the most successful marketing campaign our state has tackled before. the number one state they're moving from is california. after that, it's florida, texas, arizona, new york. we are thrilled that people want to come to south dakota and be a part of our way of life and they're coming here for freedom so to hear they could keep more money, make a high income, pursue their dreams and make the best decision for their families. it's a story our country needs to hear rights now. we need to talk about the value of a work ethic what a work ethic does for you. we were created to serve each other. when we do that we are happier better on spiritually mentally. it's something that america needs that vision of hope again

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. >> why aren't you, governor? no. yes, i am. my first day. >> south dakota freedom works here. fox news at night moves to a new time. welcome to america'ser one choice of online sellers. go to ship station .com slash. >> try and get two months free . >> all right. you're a genius. vice president strikes again yesterday. another word, salat striked with explanation of transportation. take a look. >> i again want to thank the secretary for your work.issf this issue of transportation is fundamental only about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they nee whed to go. it's that basic, but we know the obstacles to that goal can . great >> >> all right. followed that up with a brilliant description of artificial intelligenca e earlier today. >> take a look. and i thine ea k first part of this issue that should be articulated is a.i. is kindl of a fancy thing. it's

stuart: parts of your state south dakota are under a heat advisory too.ould you describe this as a climate change? >> it's hot in south dakota in the summer. it's just a reality that we live with. i think we all ought to be do hag we can to reduce the carbon footprint in the country and south dakota leads the way, 82% of the energy generated in the state of south dakota is renewable. it's hydro, wind, of course we're very -- a big state when it comes to bio-fuel and south dakota is leading the way and doing our part. what i will tell you is that i think the climate changes and does change through time and i believe on some level at least that human activity contributes to that and we ought to do what we can to reduce that be new a way that doesn't crush the economy and do great harm to people's daily lives. stuart: senator thune, thank you for joining us and we know you're busy but appreciate you taking time out for us. >> always good to be with you, stuart. stuart: thank you. spacex scrubs historic falcon heavy lawn and have called off with 65 seconds to

south dakota governor kristi noem blast of the left's attack and invited aldean to perform in south dakotaer woke news, earlier this week soon to be cnn fake news host charles barkley made these comments about americans boycotting bud light. take a listen. >> are you -- all you rednecks from [bleep] who don't want to drink bud light. >> sean: okay. sounds like sir charles barkley will be a perfect fit at fake news cnn. south dakota governor kristi noem is with us. governor, great to have you. >> thank you. thanks for inviting me. >> sean: i happen to be a fan of jason aldean. talent, gifted musician. he really is. so if you look at the summer of 2020, which he takes footage from pure we have 574 official riots. we had dozens of dead americans. we had billions in property damage. we have thousands of injured cops pelted with ricks, rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails, and other weapons. so why, say, in a small town where people stick together, this doesn't happen very wise that somehow a lynching song? >> it's not. it's a lie promoted by those who want to attack people who love america. all h

in south dakota. i'd like to gosoh dakota and otr news earlier this week, soon to be cnn fake news host charles barkley made these boycotts and made these comments about america's americans boycotting light.ta >> take a listen. who don'tdnecks are want to drink bud light. willuke sounds, like sir charles barkley, will be a perfect fit and fake. no cnn. gov south dakota governor kristi noem is with us. noem i us.governor, great to hae you back. all right. thanks for inviting me thank y. let me i happen to be a fan of jason aldean. >> talented, gifted musician. he really is. and so if you look a tic the summer of 2020 in which he we have 574e from official riots, we had dozens of dead americans. we had billions in property damage, and we had thousands of injured cops that were pelted with rick bricks rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails and other weapons, molots. so why say in a small town where where people stick together, this doesn't happen? wh sticky that somehow a lynchis songom. it's not it's a lie.

we are telling people come to south dakota, get a job and live in a society that is safe.will make it happen for you. we have had over 300 million people see the ads. thousands have moved to south dakota, get free education and learning and training and a job. highly successful, most successful workforce campaign in the history of our state and many states and we have empty jobs because our state is growing. come be with us. >> ainsley: steve, go be a welder, he used to weld growing up. what do you like better, being governor or welder? >> you tell me what i'm better at. i love being governor, it was nice to go get my hands dirty again. >> ainsley: you lifted up the math and there you were, beautiful governor. >> ainsley: thank you, governor, great to see you. >> ainsley: still ahead, the list is growing and growing, trump faces another indictment. here is larry kudlow trying to make sense of it all. 570 years plus equals 770 years in jail, that ought to do it, president biden, don't you think? >> ainsley: clay travis agrees and he's next. i look back with great satisfacti

i have one at south dakota state as well. i just think there is so much value in trying to encourage young people. i would add one thing in a different context. i worry a lot about primary and general elections these days and how much more dominant primary elections are in the selection of our leaders than the general election sometimes. because primaries are becoming the dominant way we select our leaders, it is the small base. it is only about 20 or 25% turnout of voters. it is usually the hard core bases. if that is who you have to respond to, you don't have to respond to all those people who want to be swing voters in the middle and the general election. somehow, i think we have got to work and try to figure out a way to bring that general election back to the prominence and organs that it deserves so that people do feel more comfortable coming to the middle and compromising, once they have staked out their strong positions. >> one point on that but i think is really important, when i was a whip, i had 40 to 50 democrats

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the governor of south dakota firing back at liberals over their push to cancel jason alldean.are trying to cancel his song, why are they doing that? the country star is welcome to perform anywhere in south dakota including the front lawn of the governor's residence. >> i'm shocked but i wine i'm seeing in this country with people attempting to cancel the song and cancel jason and his beliefs. a lot of times people fight every day on these important issues and have an opinion and remember the freedom and liberty this country was founded on get persecuted from it and we are seeing it with that and the songwriters that work so hard on this and i want them to know we support him, we love him, thank you for writing a song america can get behind. ashley: that is what supporters are saying, the song upset liberal activists who claim the tune has racial undertones, blasted him for using black lives matter writers in the music video. he says there's not a single lyric in the song that references race or points to and there isn't a single video clip that isn't real news footage. number

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. rounds: i call up my amendment 813 and ask that it be reported by number. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. rounds, for himself and others, proposes amendment numbered 813. mr. rounds: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. rounds: china and russia are our near-peer adversaries in north korea and iran are no friends of the united states. in just a few minutes, we will vote on an amendment i have proposed, with senator tester, that would ban china, russia, north korea, and iran from purchasing american farmland or ag businesses. in recent years, our country has seen firsthand attempt by our near-peer competitors to acquire landed a jaysent to our military bases --ed a jays the to our military bases. in 2020, a chinese-linked company planned to build near a texas air force base. in 2022, a chinese-linked company attempted to build a corn-milling plant near a sensitive air force base in grand forks, south dakota. if treasury de

waist jace south dakota governor kristi noem talking with maria about the national security threat from american farmland across the united states. chinese investors currently own nearly 400,000 acres, but some rural communities are fighting to stop china. nearly two years ago a chinese company wanted to build a $700 million corn mill in grand forks, north dakota, about 10 miles from an air force base. at first it had local and state support, but after months of fierce debate with, city council members voted in february to reject the project, and some republican-led states including north dakota are working to restrict the or ban property purchases from china. joining us now is 2024 gop presidential candidate and north dakota governor doug burr gum. doug burgum. governor, thank you so much for joining us. energy, energy development, is a tier one issue. but certainly the relationship with china is top of mind. they are on the march. explain to us what happened there in north dakota, because, i mean, that's the heart of america right there, and china tried to come in and buy some land. >

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in addition to farmed crops, livestock production is an integral part of south dakota's agricultural economy. and one of my top priorities was addressing some of the challenging facing south dakota livestock producers inest going their products to americans' tables. the last few years have revealed some vulnerabilities in our food supply chain that had an outsized impact on agricultural -- on livestock producers. early pandemic closures of some meat processing plants led to bottlenecks in processing livestock and delays for a lost ranchers. and this led to supply shortages and empty cases at the grocery store, shortages caused by lack of processing capacity, not a lack of livestock. it's become clear that livestock producers need more processing options and one way we can reduce dependence on the big packers is by expanding smaller meatpackers' capacity. i've introduced the strengthening local processing act to help smaller processors invest in the infrastructure they need to expand. my bill would also allow more state inspected meat products to be sold across state lines which would

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 were 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 y

a man was arrested smuggling eagle feathers across the border to south dakota because the border to south dakota is, of course, defended. >> unlike our national bordersui . >> and you see, i choose cho states based on the kind of organized crime that's prevalent there. right. you know, in arizona and california have to deal do i with fentanyl smuggling and human trafficking and that kind of thinth seng. but in montana, bird feather cartels kind ruled it. >> that is so good. that's true. that's what you should look at it variable wise. what is the big crimwhate. from yes. you don't they're not going to steal hair from me, but they're going to steal feathers. they're not to scalp me. me, >> t they're going to scalp a bird. scout mealp g to tell you,up montana, actually, eagles get hit by t by a car. yeah. because they're eating carcasses next to the road. this is the ugly side of montana. they're eating deer carcasses. ar them.n't knowople hit so we don't know how these eagle feathers were acquired, where the eagles shohe eaglet o somebody hit them with their truck? so i think there might c

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it looks like a thick layer of smog in the south dakota badlands. in boston the sky is barely visible through all that smoke and it is so bad that the epa estimates that more than 60 million people are living with air considered unhealthy for sensitive groups. >> trying to get the perfect storm sometime where you have the wind blowing right over that and bringing the smoke downwind. we will probably have some impact on this as long as the fires are burning. >> the canadian interagency forest fire center says there are more than 900 active wildfires burning right now. they say more than half are out of control. >>> from record-breaking fires to record heat, today phoenix had their 19th day in a row with temperatures above 110 degrees. more on the extreme weather hitting the u.s. >> 92 degrees. that is one of our cooler readings. >> reporter: arizona is headed straight for another record with now 19 consecutive days and counting above 110 degrees. >> more weeping going on for sure. >> reporter: this can pose serious dangers for the vulnerable. arizona

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. >> south dakota's hiring as the first state to bounce back from the pandemic. we've got one of the nation's strongest economies and more jobs than we can. that's why i'm pitching in. the average starting salary for an apprentice is 77,000 a year without paying a penny in personal state income tax. plus, we honor apprenticeships from other states. >> hey, virtue, governor. no. >> yes. and i'm a lousy plumber. south dakota freedom works here. >> hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas. and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american. sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. you see, getting a good night's sleep helps support a healthy immune system, helps maintain a healthy blood pressure, healthy cardiovascular system, and a double blind placebo. clinical trial relaxium sleep help people fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer and wake up feeling refreshed. >> relaxium triple action formula was developed by renowned neurologist and sleep expert dr. eric. celebrity. it

the chair: the gentleman from south dakota. mr. johnson: i yield one minute to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you, sir. i appreciate it, mr. johnson. reform, not repeal, should be what we should be looking for. essential air service is critical transportation lifeline for many rural communities, it's put in place to guarantee small communities maintain a minimum of air service. but the most important state is alaska. where the majority of surface transportation is not passable year-round. alaskans rely heavily on air travel to stay connected. this would be an economic disaster for the state. there are currently approximately 06 communities in alaska along -- 06 communities in alaska alone -- 60 communities in alaska alone that depend on service through e.a.s. as a friend of don young's and as a friend of mary peltola's and the alaskan people, i ask us to vote no and to continue air e.a.s. service for the people of alaska and others in rural areas that

fighting started in the capital call to on april the 16th spreading west to the gulf, full region, south dakota, the farm and southeast to blue nile state view and puts the toefl killed just over 1100, many think the actual number is closer to 301-2000 people have been injured and at least 3000000 displaced. un says there's been a alarming increase in sexual assaults and the suspected kidnapping of children. access to health care is limited, is a shortage of medical supplies. facilities have been damaged and stuff assaulted several files, the size of disrupted the delivery of much needed food and medicine view and says basically by the terry and crisis we're worse than with the onset of the rainy season, likely to increase the risk of disease. well, how much vile has the story from pulse. so then when a problem 15 people in so then woke up to the phones of explosions, up to the shovels, and ellis likes to the generals who came to paula in a 2019 cool. and showed it for, for just decided to alice to one another. it said it was the only way to achieve a better future for the country. but many bel

triple-digit heat indexes now in the forecast as far north as minnesota and south dakota. >> wednesday and thursday, heat index values expected to go up above 100. air temperatures in the upper 90s. >> reporter: meanwhile, the southwest continues to swelter. phoenix now hitting 110 or higher for 25 straight days. las vegas officially tying their record of ten consecutive days at or above 110 degrees. it's taking a toll on everything from air conditioners -- >> in the last seven days, we did 63 calls. >> reporter: -- to vehicles. >> more car repairs with radiators and air conditioning and overheated tires. >> reporter: outside las vegas, authorities say two women died while on a hike in valley of fire state park, where it was a 114 degrees on saturday. and two other female hikers in distress had to be airlifted from the hills above los angeles in serious condition. temperatures in the mid 90s. each year, heat killing more people on average than any other type of extreme weather. well, the burn center here at valleywise health hospital in phoenix is completely full. a third of the patien