no, but you are a wonderful representative for south dakota. thank you for caring so passionately for our people. chairman, sitting in front of me today, chairman lucas, was my chairman advisor in the house of representatives and had a chance to do two farm bill serving under his leadership on this committee was a special honor for me and i loved being a member of his team as he put together foreign policy which i always referred to as food policy for the united states of america so it is wonderful to see you again, chairman lucas. i look forward to continuing to receive your wisdom over the years. chairman scott, ranking members of the committee, thank you for allowing me to be here today to discuss this topic. i know very well that each day you protect our nation's food supply but you are stewards of our land and it is a treasure for us to do that each and every day. i come before you and said as the 33rd governor of south dakota. my home state is known for its gorgeous black hills, rolling plains, and iconic mount rushmore. we have a lot to

but you're a wonderful representative for south dakota. thank for you caring so passionately for all our people. chairman thompson, i have the honor of having one of my former chairmen on this committee sit before me, chairman lucas and was my chairman when i served in the house of representatives and had a chance to do two farm bills but serving under his leadership was a special honor and i love being a member of his team as we put together farm policy as i referred to as food policy for the united states of america. it's wonderful to see you again, chairman lucas, and i look forward to receiving your advice and wisdom over the years. ranking member scott andmembers of the committee, thank so you much for letting me be here today to discuss this topic. as a former member of this committee, i know it very well. each day you protect not only our nation's food supply but you are stewards of our land and it's a treasure to do that each and every day. i come before you today and sit as the 33rd governor of south dakota. my home state is known

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plus south dakota republican governor kristi noem kicks off her book tour today. and we've got the first interview. >>> campus protests tied to the war between israel and hamas spilled into the weekend. and with no breakthrough yet in negotiations for a short-term cease-fire and hostage release, the political pressure on president biden builds. and he tries to calm the domestic fury. >> dissent is central to democracy and there is the right to protest but not right to cause chaos. >> we'll talk with two key democrats as those protests continue. pennsylvania senator john fetterman and california congressman row khanna. >>> plus have kristi noem's chances to become president trump's running mate by help or hurt about revelations in her new book. she's just back from a republican gather with trump in palm beach. finally our conversation with jordan's queen rania of palestinian dissent and her views of the war in gaza and her hopes of peace in the region. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morn

do you see that in the midwest and south dakota? do you agree with him? right strategy for his campaign? >> absolutely, absolutely. that is what i love about president trump he doesn't think he is better than anybody else. most politicians they act like they're normal human being out there putting on hard-hats, jeans, like they're every day americans but they don't really think it. president trump does. he is fighting for the working person in this country trying to balance their budget, take care of their family, passing on a country to their kids and grandkids to be proud of. i hear it everywhere i go. i've been traveling in this country, michigan, wisconsin, ohio, i'm going to arizona next week. i've been all over the place helping people and candidate. everybody there just says when are we going to get p trump back? we need him back. we can't do this. larry: did you remind them south dakota zero income tax state. >> he knows. larry: keep that in the forefront. >> south dakota is winning the economic race. we're thriving because our people are free. ou

and "south dakota governor kristi noem defends her account of killing a dog."p chances appear as dead as the dogs he killed." i am not a professional political consultant but i'm pretty sure proud puppy killer is not what most americans want from their vice president. tara, now senior advisor for the lincoln project, she joins me now. i should lay out her account is that she had a dog, it was a hunting dog, it was a puppy, 14 months, if i'm not mistaken, that twice attacked animals and then she shot it in a gravel pit. she also shot a goat and there's a bunch of horses they had to put down. first, what do you think about the politics of this? >> i think the headlines you just ran speak for themselves. these are horrible people. they are just awful. their nihilism and bloodlust is pathological at this point because, really, the cruelty is the point, right? this is a perfect example of that. kristi noem could make any excuse she wants. she can try and walk it back she wants or blame it on the fake news media all she wants or blame it on her ghostwriter or the edi

they love the freedom and the liberty we have in south dakota.ou probably saw the electrician potential where i am a lousy electrician and shut off the lights on the capitol. because of that, in the last six months we've had a 78% increase in licensed electricians that have moved into our state that have gone there through our licensing board. we've had an incredible increase of prelims that have come in to meet our needs. i've got a new ad that's talking about home builders is and construction work with ors, and it's just been incredible to see the amount of feedback and people that are moving to our state to take opportunity of those jobs and to live like we do in south dakota. stuart: do you still think you are in line to be trump's vice president? >> it's up to donald trump. he's the only person who will decide. and, yes, i do speak -- stuart: may i ask what he said to you? >> i never tell anybody my perm -- stuart: did the dog story comp up? >> i talk to president trump all the time -- stuart: about the dog? >> about a lot of things. is and

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>>south >>dakota governor christie noem praised >>trump for >>his leadership. i'm >>very good friends with him. i talked to him >>all >>the time, >>she >>highlighted >>her state's success. >>and how her policies >>align with >>trump. we >>took >>a very >>different >>pathway through >>covid >>than what >>your governor >>did. south dakota >>was the >>only >>state >>in the country that >>never once closed >>a single business. >>we never >>once >>mandated >>masks or vaccines. >>you >>took >>japs at california governor >>gavin >>newsom. >>president joe biden >>and >>even >>former president >>barack >>obama. >>talked to >>if there ever was >>anybody >>who could >>talk smoothly >>and lie at >>the same time it was president obama. >>nome >>was set >>to be a >>possible >>running >>mate >>for >>trump >>until a dog shooting. controversy. >>i think she >>would >>make >>a great running mate, tough gal. >>she >>makes it tough decisions, and that's what >>we need. >>one prominent republican >>who was a no >>show at the convention >>was senate to candidate steve garvey. >>some

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this is an excerpt from an upcoming book south dakota governor kristi noem. she explained how she shot and killed her 14 month old puppy named cricket, in an excerpt from the book obtained by the guardian, noem described the puppy as untrainable dangerous to anyone she came in contact with and less than worthless as a hunting dog. she then went, went on to write, quote, i hated that dog. it's one thing to kill a dog named cricket. it's another to brag about it in a book. what's the book even called? i did it, she thought telling that story would make her look cool. what's going on? does she think cats can vote? and even if they could, those lazy sons of aren't going to wait in line at a high school for three hours. it's horrible enough to kill a dog, but even crazier to brag about it. that's a level of psycho i didn't even know existed. even buffalo bill had the self-awareness to keep his abhorrent behavior indoors. he didn't walk around town saying, hey, check out my new outfit. are you so scared? and soon? but don't worry. after the backlash, noem offered a

south dakota governor and author of no going back joins me now.governor hears the book, you'll be debating and if you are the vp kamala harris, what will you tell her. >> i've never had shrimp and grits before, that's for sure. but i would actually enjoy that debate. i think she's into big of a job for her capacity and i think president trump is going to be back in the white house real soon and i told him i'll do whatever he wants me to do to help them win. when he was in the white house as governor i was on offence every day, i got the chance to solve problems for south dakota since joe biden has been there all i do is beyond defence and try to defend our freedoms and liberties. this president trump that has been so persecuted politically i'll do everything i can to help them get back into leadership with this country. >> jesse: what happens if you are debating kamala harris and she says, wait a second, you shot your dog and wrote a book about it breaking about it, how can you be vice president? >> that story was a choice as a mom, the safety of

. >> south dakota governor kristi noem was one of the keynote speakers today.re on the convention. >> reporter: former president donald trump may not win out the deep blue state of california come november, but he has a lot of supporters at the california gop convention held in burlingame, including ashley. >> less government, more people. have confidence in the people. >> reporter: some say it's a trump-heavy convention in that the keynote speakers are trump allies, like south dakota governor kristi noem. >> i'm very good friends with him. i talk to him all the time. >> reporter: in her saturday afternoon speech, the governor highlighted her state's success and how her policies align with trump. >> we took a very different pathway through covid than what your governor did. south dakota was the only state in the country that never once closed a single business. we never once mandated masks or vaccines. we have broken the national historic unemployment record for the lowest unemployment at 1.7% because everybody in south dakota works. >> reporter: she took jabs

we just heard the governor of south dakota talk about states' rights and how in south dakota she wants a state plan. nobody objected to that. so if nobody's objecting to a state's process, why would you object to a state putting controls on animal cruelty? and again, really at the insistence of this chinese-owned company. and i just -- to my colleagues, i think it is kind of hypocritical to talk tough about -- when it comes to the influence of the chinese government, and our food system, while actively helping some of the entities that they're supposedly concerned about. so you can't just care about food security when it's politically useful or suits the business interests that you may be behoeden to -- beholden to. it has to be all the time. i just want to add one other thing. based on what congresswoman slotkin said. i want to make another point about foreign farmland ownership. which is getting a lot of attention today. i'm open and certainly willing to work with my colleagues on limiting investment of foreign governments in u.s. farmland. but we have to be very careful that those p

because there's also south dakota governor kristi noem. remember her as the leading trump vp contender, who in a book, with her name on it, volunteered the information that she once killed a puppy. out of nowhere. no one forced it out of her. she sat down at the old remington and thought, "what's a good yarn for my new book?" [ light laughter ] "something that lets everyone learn what makes kristi tick. oh, right. blew dog's brains out." [ typewriter noises ] [ laughter ] "hello, typewriter repair shop?" [ laughter ] "i think mine's haunted." [ laughter ] "how long does he want me to play the typewriter?" [ light laughter ] "until he stops moving his fingers? but i'm not looking at him." [ laughter ] oh, boy. well, in the same book where she bragged about killing a dog, she also claimed to have met north korean leader kim jong-un. and now it turns out that did not happen. >> in the aptly titled memoir "no going back" noem writes, "i remember when i met with north korean dictator kim jong-un. i'm sure he underestimated me having no clue abo

one of them is south dakota governor kristi noem.u do when you run for -- when you want to be a running mate is you write a book, you outline your world view and tell your life story. governor noem, did that, in her forthcoming memoir "no going back: the truth on what's wrong with politics and how we move america forward." the book comes out next month. but what we know from the excerpts released by "the guardian" is that kristi noem shot her 14-month-old dog. she wrote "i hated that dog. cricket was "untrainable," dangerous to anyone she came in contact with and less than worthless as a hunting dog. and when cricket got out of the car and chomped on the neighbor's chickens, at that moment" she says "i realized i had to put her down." cricket was a puppy, a wirehair pointer, that she was training to hunt pheasant. by her own account, she dragged cricket to a gravel pit and shot shot the dog. "it was not a pleasant job," she wrote, "but it had to be done." no, it didn't. but she also says she shot the family goat in the gravel pit. an

we'll to south dakota.a, the new threat comes as millions of americans are already dealing with historic flooding. now. >> stephanie, the rain has stopped, but rivers are still rising. this morning in texas, a four year old boy died during the flooding in fort worth over the weekend. his body was recovered by search and rescue crews after his family's car was swept away in fast moving water. parts of the state have received nearly two feet of rain. more than 200 people have been rescued outside houston due to the flooding. residents have started assessing the damage and cleaning up the mess. >> it's a kick in the in the in the knee. we'll just we'll just say that it's a terrible, demoralizing feeling. i mean, it ain't a fire, but it's close. >> second the tornadoes that could develop today could hit areas already devastated by previous storms. there could also be medium to large hail. oklahoma and nebraska have the highest risk of severe weather. but as we've mentioned, the threat extends all the way north

shulte, of south dakota, to be united states district judge for the district of south dakota. the presiding officer: there's now two minutes of debate equally divided. the republican -- th mr. thune: eric shulte has been nominated to fill a vacancy for the u.s. district court for the district of south dakota. he is a lifetime resident of south dakota who received his jd from the south dakota school of law in 1991. from 1999 to 2000, he's been a partner at the davenport, evans and horowitz law firm. he was a member of the south dakota state bar association from 2015 to 20 16, he is a -- 2016, he is a member of the south dakota state society poetry magazine. mr. shulte has the experience j knowledge to be a district judge, and i believe he has the character and impartiality for a lifetime appointment on the federal bench. i strongly support his nomination and i encourage my colleaguesor confirm him 0s -- colleagues to confirm him as a u.s. district judge for the state of south dakota. madam president, i yield the floor and i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is t

. >> south dakota governor says prospects may be in trouble.oing damage control again this morning for shooting and killing her 14 month old dog 20 years ago. the story is laid out in her upcoming book. after killing their dog she says she also killed there go. >> these animals were attacking my children. we live on a farm and the tough decisions are made any times. >> tim scott said he too had spoken about the vp pick. >> i expect to have a decision in the next 60 days or so. he did not bring it up. i certainly did not bring it up. >> mid july 2016. in washington, fox news nobody wants south dakota governor to be the vp pick. there is indeed no going back. i want to talk about the others on this list. let's bring up the full screen there. senator marco rubio of florida. byron donald's of florida, north dakota governor and still on that list south dakota governor lindsay. what excites you the most and why? >> there just needs to be a big red x. there just needs to be. you learn about people and that is a constant scrutiny. they say things that

we love good news. >>> south dakota governor christie gnomes foray into publishing seems to prove some. just not trump. so what are the rules these days? i want to talk to about this because i am fascinated with the story, but watching this all play out i was like, i didn't think we had it in us. i did not think it was possible to disqualify yourself. i thought the idea that there was some line that you cross where people are like, i'm out, was gone and yet somehow she did it. >> it is a couple of things. part of it is that donald trump has a very specific skill set for shamelessness. so watching those interviews and you are like this was really painful day >> because she was ashamed. >> right, instead he will make up a lie to change the subject. she looks like a deer in the headlights. you can tell that she knows she is just kind of white knuckling through it. that is part of it. the other thing that is so interesting to me about this whole story is that she clearly fashioned this story to appeal to donald trump and the base, so she thinks that this is the kind of thing. we talked abo

he's a millbank, south dakota native. and at the young age of 24 started a church called embrace church in sioux falls, south dakota. and at that time i think the first service had 32 people. his office was a chevy cavalier. and a decade later it was one of the fastest growing churches literally in this entire country. and they've continued to grow through the years. and they'll do it the same way they've always have and that's one person at a time. emb embrace's heart is to relentlessly reach the next person for jesus. it's something that adam lives out. he seeks out strangers. he goes for what he calls nonfluff conversations. and he reaches people. lots and lots of people with the good news of the gospel. and i have had the opportunity to attend services along with my wife, mr. president. adam also has a podcast which reaches literally thousands and thousands of people that i've listened to. he interviews people from all walks of life and talks to them about their spiritual formation. it's very meaningful to his listene

south dakota has the blueprint for success recently, we led the nation in new homebuilding, but we'ree in the nation we have no state income tax and we offer apprenticeship training so you can get right to work. south dakota freedom works here . >> we're going to call that a skylight. >> as news breaks, fox news is reporting live daniel's cross-examination will continue . dc police have been clearing out this encampment and have been taking place now for a little more than two weeks. mediators that with both parties from israel and hamas to see if they can come up with a deal only on fox news channel. fox news alert. the house overwhelmingly voting to kill marjorie taylor. greene's attempt to yank jotzo out. it's time now for one more thing. i get to gt a greao first tonig. >> we got a great show, but we s always have a greahow.t show. >> ben shapiro, jim florentine, kat timpf tire s. , >> watch that. hey, let's do this. greg's camping tips. you know l., i go camping a lot. and the problem is the people who camp next to you sometimeacs you kind of getthey in each other's space, like,

of course, one of the top contenders for trump's vp is south dakota governor kristi noem.credentials, she's got executive experience, she's got fox news anchor face. if you ask me, the race is hers to lose. there's really nothing she could do to ruin her chances. >> a governor thought to be a contender for donald trump's running mate this november is responding to the backlash over a story in her new book. it's a story about shooting her puppy. >> jordan: okay, maybe that might hurt her chances. i'm not a political expert, but i think if i had to give a politician advice, i would say the top thing is to not shoot your puppy. the second top thing would be to not write about shooting your puppy. look, let's give her the benefit of the doubt. maybe she has a good reason. >> in the book, noem says she shot and killed her 14-month-old puppy named cricket for bad behavior. >> noem describes leading the 14-month-old dog to a gravel pit to be shot, after concluding it was "less than worthless," "untrainable," and "aggressive." >> as a mom, i made a choice between protecting my chi

south dakota governor christie gnome still defending her killing her puppy cricket.she shot dead in a gravel pit. >> you talk multiple times about it. in fact, at the end of the book, you say the very first thing you would do if you got to the white house that was different from joe biden is you would make sure joe biden's was no longer on the grounds, commander, say hello to cricket. are you doing this to try to look tough? do you still think you have a shot at being vp? >> well, number one, joe biden's dog has attack 24d see correct service. how many people is enough people to be attacked and dangerously hurt before you make a decision on a dog? >> well, he's not living at the white house anymore. >> that's something the president should be heldable to. >> you're saying he should be shot? >> what is the number? i would say republicans criticizing me? these are the same republicans kro who criticized me during coy individual, when i made decisions to protect my state. >> the governor's efforts to clean this up has only made things worse. she suggested she met with n

south dakota was the only state in the country than ever once closed a single business. we never once mandated masks or vaccines. >> reporter: she took jobs in california governor gavin newsom, president joe biden, and even former president barack obama. >> if there ever was anybody who could talk smoothly and lie at the same time it was president obama. >> reporter: kristi noem was said to be a possible running mate for trump until a dog shooting controversy. >> i think she would make a great running mate . >> she is a tough gallon makes tough decisions and that is what we need. >> reporter: one prominent republican who was a no-show at the convention was senate candidate steve garvey. some political experts say he is trying to distance himself from trump to win over independent voters. >> if you're going to bad one out of the park, you should be here, because we are the people doing the batting for you, buddy. get yourself in. >> reporter: moderate republican say the understand the strategy. >> for the party leadership it is a balancing act. there are strong's trump su

now serving in the 114th fighter wing of the south dakota air national guard with her mother, the seasonin their family for generations. tonight, mother and daughter continuing the family tradition. mom, jennifer, mother of three. the family back home in lex none, south dakota, watching outside sioux falls, sending them off on deployment just last month. right here tonight -- >> hi, david, from ka dina air force base, japan -- >> david: mother and daughter, senior master st. george decue, senior airman decue. >> we're the first mother-daughter duo to be deploy the with our unit as part of our fighter aviation package. >> we're so grateful to be deployed alongside one another for this mother's day. >> david: tonight, both proudly serving and both with a message for all moms on mother's day. >> we wanted to wish every other mother out there a happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day! >> david: so we choose jennifer and jenika. thank you for your service, and happy mother's day to all of our moms and stepmoms. good night. all >> president joe biden is back in the bay area today for two cam

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south dakota is the freest state in the nation. we have no state income tax and we offer apprenticeship training so you can get right to work. south dakota freedom works here . >> i'm not going to call that a skylight right. someone could be listed as the owner of your home and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned equity. anybody who owns should worry about home tax act. there's no other crime that is so easy, so quick and so lucrative. your home, your equity and your peace of mind can all be stolen in one fell swoop by home. title thieves like matthew cox . nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks that. believe it or not, a single page document is all it takes to transfer proof of ownership out of your name. people think, what? there's a whole huge process. but the truth is, it's a one page document, but it still must get through one final barrier. the county clerk, when someone comes in with fraudulent deed, if it's notarized and all the spaces are filled in, we by statute have to accept it and not gi

[laughter] stuart: it gets cool in south dakota. >> it does.s for joining us. oregon what on earth you're doing in new york, but welcome. see you soon. >>> scwhroof now this, inflation is making it very difficult for average people to save mustn't ashley, good morning to you. i -- ashley: yeah, good morning. stuart: -- guess this is the complicating retirement plans, is it? ashley: it certainly is. many americans haven't saved enough money or have already used their savings earlier than planned. as you say, inflation is taking its toll. according to a survey in 2022 by the federal reserve, 54.4% of american families have a 401(k) or i, are a account. of course, that means almost half of americans had no significant savings, and if they're waiting on social security to get by, welsh it's not going to be -- well, it's not going to be a comfortable retirement. the average amount of benefits per month? $1907 which works out to less than $23,000 a year. the poverty line, by the way, just less than $18,000 annually. and even for retirees who do have

south dakota freedom works here . >> we're going to call that a skylight as news breaks, fox news isell us they have concerns that the atf has plans to use u.s. made weapons in iraq, not only on fox news channel five. >> now for one more thing, jesse moreland farms flurry this morning. sporting clays, fire stations. our team was 10th out of 27th in the morning session, very respectable guy, did a great job putting it on, and the event benefited the morristown medical center, the steeplechase cancer center in the far hills bedminster fire department and rescue squad. great time had by all tonight. jesse watters, primetime, vivek alina and derek wolfe. >> plus, we went to a furry convention. oh, boy. uh huh. >> oh, we don't have a quick exit. oh, we're not going to show you the furry convention because it's too. okay. okay. hey, north dakota doesn't just have governor doug burgum. it has these high school students. they were on their way to prom, and their car broke down on the side of the road. they were stranded just 30 minutes before the big event was scheduled to start. the teens w

but then they came through and re-surveyed and it turned out his house was actually in south dakota. press asked him, how do you feel about this? he said, thank goodness, because i could have taken one more of those north dakota winters. [laughter] [applause] ok. i just wanted to say, i have allowed my -- my adult children allow me one dad joke for speech and i have used it up. that was it. [laughter] you guys know how when a joke actually becomes a dad joke? it becomes ap-parent. [laughter] sorry, does that count as a second one? did i go over my limit? alright, i grew up in a small town in north dakota called third. population 300. there were 16 kids in my class. fantastic. learned to deal with a lot of change. our minister moved away. nancy was in her class then we went down to 15. [laughter] then when i was in third grade, kevin and his family moved in so we were back up to 16. prepared me for life dealing with a lot of change. [laughter] but it was a great, fantastic life. my mom was a stay-at-home mom, involved in the community, farm.l board, church, every job i had growing up

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