south dakota, little old south dakota. we sell $7 billion a year of manufactured and agricultural goods. that's $7,700 per year per south dakotan. that that is pretty powerful. that number could be a lot higher. and but it's not going toe lo higher if we don't get market access. >> and dusty johnson hails from the state. the senate majority leader, john. >> thune, also. >> hails from south. >> dakota. >> thune himself. >> has told me yesterday that he is in a different. >> place than the. >> trump administration is on this issue, but he is willing to give the trump administration some space to move ahead. the question is how much space, especially if these drag on. >> yeah, manu. elon musk about to meet with house republicans on capitol hill. musk met with gop senators earlier. a lot of senators and house members saying quietly, we'd really like to know more about what you're doing. can you please tell us, was that the message today? >> essentially, yes. and the senate meeting, in fact, that elon musk gave out. >> his pers

washington is viewed very negatively in my home state of south dakota and in the midwest.is viewed as kind of a sin city, corruption-filled city. and to some extent, it is. - but we're getting ahead of ourselves. before we can discuss whether abscam was a necessary test on our elected officials, we have to understand operation abscam itself. and the first thing to know is abscam was not planned. the fbi fell into the ruse following a bizarre series of events that came out of a chance encounter with a very strange character. - melvin weinberg, a convicted swindler who served as the fbi's undercover informant. - they walked in to receive their money. i mean, they didn't have to walk in. they could have walked right out again. - i kind of described mel as a ne'er-do-well con man. - he's balding, and had an unapologetic comb over, patent leather shoes. - he was pretty well-portrayed in the movie, frankly. - i told you mel was a character. christian bale's performance of a character based on him in "american hustle," was oscar nominated, coming as it did with additions of girth

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introduce somebody who i think is doing a fabulous job as leader of the senate, senator thune from south dakota. he has a really good team of people. it's not the easiest job in the world. with the new administration, so we have an unbelievable number of nominations to get done. so he has to corral 50 one votes, has to deal with the democrats trying to slow and abstract everything. we have to get the debt ceiling done. he is doing a fabulous job trying to get everybody together. we have to get 51 votes. he is doing everything he can. leader john thune. [applause] >> thank you, rick. thank you for your leadership, rick scott, as prior never of the state of florida, did some transformational things in terms of the economy there. i remind him of this when he was running for governor in 2010, we campaigned together down in florida and he said i was the only senator that campaigned for him in florida for governor in 2010. he's done fabulous job there and a great addition to the united states senate and the perspective he brings, having been successful in business, and having been seeing things with

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. >> you have talked about the fact that you've heard about the tariffs back in south dakota. have a lot of agriculture obviously in your home state. here's the president last night talking about these major tariffs against mexico, canada and china. watch. >> president donald trump: tariffs are about making america rich again and making america great again and it's happening and it will happen rather quickly. there will be a little disturbance but we are okay with that. it will be much. >> martha: it won't be much he says. a little disturbance. is that the weight your constituents back home feel it so far? >> i think so far. what we are waiting to see is what ultimately gets implemented. they announced today they will delay the tariffs by another month. >> martha: for automakers. >> at least with respect to canada and mexico in certain sectors of the economy. these will play out. what i've said is municipal tariffs and we should be treated fairly and i don't disagree but i do know as someone who represents an agricultural state how important exports are so when you think your

we've even heard from senate majority leader john thune, who of course is from south dakota, expressingncern, but also saying that he wants to give the president latitude when it comes to tariffs and negotiations. >> john: caitlin huey-burns up on the hill. thanks so much. >> maurice: to help us understand how and when we might feel the impact of new tariffs, we are joined now by cbs news "money watch" correspondent kelly o'grady. so kelly, i know it depends on the items, right, but prices could go up pretty quickly? >> reporter: that's right. so let me run you through a few examples. so produce is actually one where you could see prices spike pretty quickly. it's perishable. grocery stores cannot stockpile your avocados, and it is winter, so we're getting a lot of our fruits and veggies from the mexico. in fact, the target ceo said you could see strawberries and bananas spike within the next couple days. >> maurice: wow, quick. >> reporter: pretty quick. medium-term impact, 10% tariff on canadian energy. that oil is going to make its way to u.s. refineries, which means it's going to ma

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. >> freshman republican senator larry pressler of south dakota was approached as part of operation abscaney -- but i don't care what you want to call it. campaign contribution. >> you can't make a commitment to do anything in these campaigns. indeed, i wouldn't feel actually honest doing that. >> did you ever think, i'm glad i didn't take the bait? >> i have said whew once or twice. politicians need money. that's the nature of the game. the united states senator has to raise money and that's with the difficulty comes in. >> before the abscan bribe was offered or after, where there are times that you are offered money that you felt uncomfortable about? >> well, i was constantly being offered campaign contributions. people would say to me, raise a lot of money if you get this bill through or stuff like that. it wouldn't be a direct offer but it would be a suggestion there was a lot of money out there to be had. >> stephen: it's a fascinating scandal. i'm just curious, you said your congressman. did you get a chance to interview him? >> jake: ozzie myers. he was in prison again for stuffing

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. >> being from south dakota and agriculture being our number one industry i see the tariff issue throughfferent lens. what the president is trying to achieve with canada and mexico is shutting down the fentanyl traffic. if you look at the way fentanyl has impacted this country, we've lost almost twice as many people per year from fentanyl as we lost in the entire vietnam war. this is a crisis. and the president is trying to address it. i think the tariffs are in my view a means to an end, not the end itself. hopefully something that can be temporary in nature but there is clearly on his part at least an attempt to use these in a targeted way to achieve and accomplish something that i think a lot of americans expect him to address. >> dana: china announced they would put tariffs on american exports, mostly agricultural products. then would congress be willing to make those farmers whole if they lose market share >> obviously china retaliates in the area they can do the most economic harm to the country, typically agriculture. that's an industry where there is a fairly -- if you look at su

going to feel like spring almost summertime. 70 degrees in south dakota after a record cold winter we it. daylight savings time starts on sunday. we lose an hour of sleep. that's at 2:00 a.m. so just keep that in mind. lawrence, make sure you know that because it's important. >> lawrence: gets me every year. >> janice: it does. except if you live in arizona and hawaii. you don't have to do this. ignore. >> lawrence: no fair. >> janice: right? >> lawrence: thanks j.d. >> janice: see you soon. >> lawrence: first crypto-currency summit as he looks to make america stronger and more secure he signed new executive order bitcoin reserve. the next guest will be at that summit today. ceo of mark, also a friend of the show. mark, make it plain for the folks at home. why should they care about the crypto space? >> lawrence, this is an amazing day and i'm so excited to be here with you and i'm in washington, d.c. to be a part of it. this is historic. and once again, president trump is getting right ahead of it. is he doing what he said he would do. he said he wanted to make the united states the

the majority leader john thune of south dakota outlining the bill on the floor that was originated byator tupper bill that would enshrine title ix and protect women sports in america which was a big fight to achieve and establish all of those women sports for girls across america and they are trying to make sure that it stays that way with women only competing in those sports. it will force a lot of democrats to have to vote on this. are they in favour of ball girl sports? or are they not in favour of that, it will be a tough vote for some so they will watch that closely and will talk more about this when we have sarah, the arkansas governor joining us in just a few minutes from now. our panel will take up tim walz who is thinking of running again but for the top job in 2028. ♪ ♪ ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivere

the senator from south dakota, mr. thune, the senator from wyoming, mr. rasso, the senator from arkansas, mr. cotton, the senator from oklahoma, mr. lankford, the senator from west virginia, mrs. capito, the senator from south carolina, mr. scott, the senator from new york, mr. schumer, the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar, the senator from new jersey, mr. booker, the senator from wisconsin. speaker johnson: the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the dean of the diplomatic corps. [indistinct conversations] peter: we are about 5, 10 minutes away from the president entering the chamber and beginning his speech. jasmine wright, jason dick, we've been watching this, chatting amongst ourselves. is there anything we can share that we were talking about? jasmine: one thing i'm noticing is the difference between the way that former vice president harris and speaker mike johnson were talking last year versus now. it is so much more jovial with vice president vanc

you note that president trump at mount rushmore in south dakota on july 4th had claimed that a new far left fascism was overtaking nation's schools. and our children are taught to hate their own country. he deplored tendency to tear down monuments of thomas jefferson and others and insisted on the importance of defending. whereas you that president biden was debating the proper meaning american history and you say the vision that he in his inaugural address was more truthful and more consistent with what historians have come to understand about the past. this this is a final intervention, but it also answers a question in the chart. compare president biden and president trump's two inaugural addresses and. what can we learn from the contrast? well, thanks for that and it's it's a kind of it's a good segue way because. i wanted to circle back to sort of how trump represented history sometimes in these addresses, we see a kind of gloss or narrative on history, greatest hits of history. somebody will say, you know, as washington established or, you know, as the civil war taught us, and yo

and little old south dakota, we sell $7 billion a year of manufactured and agricultural goods. that is $7,700 apiece every single year for every single south dakotan. we need more market access, and i think tariffs can be a tool to move us in that direction. >> congressman dusty johnson, thank you so much. good to see you again. our political panel is going to give their expectations for tonight coming up. and later ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy tries to defuze his difficult relationship with president trump, a day after the president paused military funding. we're going to have live reports from nick paton walsh in kyiv and matthew chance in moscow. that's ahead. maybe if he hadn't been such a, he would have gotten away with. >> it. >> i'm still not. >> sure that you're repentant. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn. >> consumer cellular ranked number. >> one in network coverage and. >> customer satisfaction. >> hi. my friend linda. >> has you guys and. >> gets way better coverage than i do. >> sounds like. >> linda has you. >> beat only

who has not said a whole lot about it is john thune, the senate majority leader, whose state of south dakota could get hit pretty hard. >> egg tariffs are hard. i am glad that they have such a well planned and thought out. >> long term strategy. >> they sound like us. >> we all. we got to decide. >> this at the last minute, right? >> uh, republicans. >> are nervous. >> about this. because this was. >> always going. >> to be a problem for them. they're talking down. >> biden's economy. >> biden's economy was actually good, right? this was the problem that biden was having, getting across the point that. >> you know, things weren't that bad, the. markets were good. >> but people weren't feeling it. >> but people did not feel it. >> but they're also they want. >> but they. >> wanted trump to. >> make them feel better. >> right. this was the whole idea. we're going to lower. >> gas prices. >> we're going to get eggs, you know, which would become the big new economic barometer. we're going to get the price down. >> and it's not happening. >> and this is what makes republicans nervous because they

the senator from south dakota mr. thune. the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from arkansas at mr. the senator from oklahoma, mr. lankford the senator from west virginia mrs. capito. the senator from south carolina mr. scott. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the center for minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from new jersey, mr. the senator from wisconsin ms. baldwin. the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. [inaudible conversations] mr. speaker the dean of the diplomatic. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. speaker associate justices of the united states supreme court. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. speaker of the president's cabinet [applause] [inaudible background conversations] [inaudible background conversations] [inaudible background conversations]

we've seen it in south dakota. police in sioux falls seized enough fentanyl to kill 2.5 million people last year. law enforcement reports that the cartels have a presence in our area. the price of a single pill has dropped from $40 a few years ago to $5 per pill today, largely because of increasing supply. i'm grateful for the men and women in law enforcement and first responders who work every day to save lives, and we need to help them get these drugs off our streets and prevent more overdose defendants. the president is already taking major steps to halt the supply of drugs flowing across our borders. later today, the senate will vote to begin consideration of the halt fentanyl act, which will provide law enforcement with the critical tool to combat fentanyl. until a few years ago, the fentanyl analogues that killed so many americans were generally classified as schedule 2 substances. meaning they were less tightly regu regulated and violations carried lighter penalties. if a particular analogue was moved to sch

city county state leaders issuing warnings to residents but south dakota governor henry mcmaster issuedn x sank statewide burning ban is now in effect due to dangerous wildfire conditions parade that means you can and will go to jail for starting a fire outdoors in south carolina. our first responders and firefighters are risking their lives to contain many fires across south carolina. residents of course are urged to pay attention follow guidance from their official emergency sources. morton dry conditions are expected for the evening but there is some good news. the winds have calmed down since yesterday fox forecast center is tracking a storm system moving across the eastern half of the country from tuesday until wednesday of this week. which is expected to deliver 1 -- 2 inches of rain. which could limit the fire danger so some good news there. jon: that is good news for christina coleman joining us, thank you. ♪. jon: 2 theories are emerging in the deaths of gene hackman and his wife. ted william joins next on the fowhx report. goes right along with it. you see, we test. and then w

jessica washington, out to 0 dakota south koreans have taken to the streets to celebrate the country's day of independence. the national one today commemorates the 1919 civilian uprising against japanese colonial rule of thousands of people were either tortured or killed in the subsequent crack down on the movement. japan was eventually forced out of the peninsula of to world war 2. that is it from a ways of probing whether it is next then inside story examines the cold from the child, lays out the code, his son worked his policy for the group to despond. and what impact is, might have the the, i had a low that was not in southern africa, and from the early a satellite image, you can see madagascar sandwich between the 2 tropical fica is now one of those moved its way across reunion island. that's gone. so it continues to descend further south out to sea. but to the west of that, honda is expected to play the southern parts of madagascar over the weekend, bringing some very strong winds. torrential rain that could cause land fights and very high ways as well. it still lingers in the so

and that it provides them with the opportunity to say hold your breath, it's like the weather in south dakotait will change by tomorrow. that was senator mike rounds, who noted that the weather can be frustrating as well, that it's frustrating and we get used to it, as i may be commenting on something that is no longer a valid point within hours. jack, georgia, republican line, hello. caller: thank you for taking my call. yes, i support the tariffs. i understand how people feel, but i pay taxes for myself. we have to bring the manufacturers back over here, you know? i know that the tariffs on canada and mexico have a lot to do with the illegal aliens and what not and they are doing something about that. but what about the fentanyl that has killed so many? i think canada has to step up and do a better job about that. because it is killing people. if the shoe was on the other foot, if we were doing it to them, i would feel the same way for them wanting to do something to us as an tariffs. the tariffs is going to the economy back. i'm a retired union pipefitter. americans have to work with your

i want us to be able to serve folks in alabama, folks in south dakota as well as folks sitting here intely, podcasting is great but broadcasting is a big of power and where we have huge audience. >> how do you take this, i know we are short on time. some of the trust that people have, what do you think is the best way to transfer some of that brand trust up towards kind of the national space because it does seem that people trust local, they don't necessarily trust national. is there a way to transfer some of that? >> absolutely. when i was at wikipedia it was called transit of trust. that's true, i mean, pta's, state houses, town hall meetings, all of that is real. we've actually been building out what we call collaborative newsrooms. regional newsrooms across the country, appalachia, texas, texas is its own region as you all know. deepen the ability to meet regional needs with the goal of being able to also surface stories that matter to those communities to the national story as well. i think when people hear themselves reflected in the news of the day at the national level it actua

mcmahon, we had a long conversation about south dakota's unique education needs, including our tribal schools. i look forward to working with linda mcmahon to limit bureaucracy, empower state and local governments, and let good teachers do what they're best at and what they love to do, and that's to help students succeed. mr. president, most americans are familiar with title 9. that was the landmark legislation designed to create equal spaces and opportunities in education for women. title 9 is particularly notable for the effect it's had on women's sports. with its requirement that federal funding recipients create equal athletic opportunities for women and girls, title 9 paved the way for the women's athletic programs we see today at colleges and universities and high schools around the country. now the gains that have been made through title 9 are under attack. around the country, we have seen men, biological men who identify as women, take up spaces and medals in athletics meant for actual women. swimming, track, volleyball, soccer, basketball. this is happening across a range of

it's mississippi, south dakota. arkansas you know. yeah, exactly. >> mississippi.tes in the country. >> has the biggest funding. >> per capita. >> because title. one goes directly to kids in those schools, it. >> can't. >> be glommed. >> off by the state. it can't be taken. >> by the. >> federal bureaucrats. >> it goes directly to schools. >> and part. >> of what's. >> going on here. >> is that people like. >> donald trump and. >> betsy devos, maybe linda mcmahon, they want to take this money and make it either into tax cuts for the rich or into block grants. so they take it from the poor kids. >> who need it. >> or for the kids from disabilities who. >> need it. >> and put it into block grants so that they can give it to basically rich parents who want vouchers. >> what is the what is the opposition to this look like since it isn't? i mean, i mean, put the picture back up there is if there's a partizan detriment, it is purely in the red states in this country. the chart is almost all red. what is the ability, even if it were bipartisan, to slow or stop this? >> so

host: doug, south dakota, democrat. caller: good morning. even on how much ukraine lies were u.k. [indiscernible] and then there's the deal about social security, all these dead people drawing millions and i bet you these republicans are getting down and kissing trump's feet. you need kneepads in that state. in dusty johnson, why don't you come on one of these days and flap your jaw since you like to do a lot of talking. and mina you tell us why rc capitol building has the name spelled wrong on the state. host: on matters of social security, the marketplace website takes a look at claims about who was receiving social security and at what age. you can find it marketplace.org, only about 89,000 over 99 are receiving payments on the basis of their earnings, and there are only an estimated 108,000 centenarians living in the u.s., according to the u.s. nations data, while the oldest known human being live to the age of 122. the idea that millions of centenarians are still receiving benefits is "preposterous," said eric kingston, professor at syracuse university. saying, "this is a par

i've been in one of those towers at sioux falls, south dakota -- a small airport where i fly out of every monday morning. that tower is aged. clearly the men and women who work there are doing their best but we are not giving them the right tools so i am glad that we are able together to successfully prioritize the replacement of towers, like in sioux falls. the bricks and mortar are not the only infrastructure we care about, when he truly trained and dedicated individuals. i am told that it takes years to get a fully trained and certified air traffic controller. i am told the main constraints are getting them ready to go is the field training. that that's about 85% of their training time. what can congress do to avoid those constraints and those chokepoints? >> appreciate the question. number one is the continuation of the recruitment and training of those individuals. not the stop and go away is that it's been done. anything that impedes that such is the government shutdown absolutely sets is backwards. as far as the training goes, we have engaged and have been working with the agency,

host: ok, let's go to doug in south dakota. caller: good morning.if you believe what he said, a lot of that stuff, i would probably agree with. how much ukraine knows -- he lies about that all the time. and how much the u.k. has put in. all these dead people drawing how many millions -- drawing up social security. it will probably be putin, bodying up with him all the time. all these republicans are getting down and kissing trump's feet. i bet you cannot buy a pair of kneepads in that state. dusty johnson, why don't you come on and drop your -- tell us why the capitol building, the state capitol building has the name spelled wrong on the state. cannot figure that out. host: that is doug. on matters of social security, the marketplace website takes a look at claims about who was receiving social security and at what age. you can find it at marketplace.org, only about 89,000 people over 99 are receiving payments on the basis of their earnings, and there are only an estimated 188,000 centenarians living in the u.s., according to the u.s. nations data,

[applause] it is nice to have the premier of manitoba here, the only human in north dakota who came south for warmer weather. our families and communities have endured ice cold winters and windswept summers through good times and bad. that resilience has persevered throughout our state's history. it is a huge list to plan a field in the spring not knowing you will have a crop to harvest in the fall. a huge risk to start a brick-and-mortar business on main street in small-town north dakota. a huge risk to invest millions of dollars in capital in a coal-fired power plant went away too many people demonize the power source they absolutely need. it is also really important for us to remember whether we are dealing with workforce, addiction, housing, or infrastructure, it requires more than just a state response. we need the collaboration of our tribal partners if we are going to succeed as a state. [applause] there challenges are our challenges. their successes are our successes. i have been blessed to work with our tribal leaders during my last six years in congress and i'm excited to contin

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the syrian democratic forces dakota, these lead forces, which has already declared a semi, uh, or toner mistake, that heavy by washington. and in the south, the is right. these are encroaching on more and more territory. of course they took control those dots at the minute, tries buffers in soon after the full of bus or all of us out in the go on. hinesville is now set up. a number of minutes she buys is while the is very defense minister as well. cuts well, he's a put the is ready on the on stand by an awesome to prepare to enter the at damascus, come to side under the pretext or protecting the trees. can even see the arrow though many a 2nd. but this is simply a ruse as an excuse for the syria to occupy more and more of a syrian parent. she. now, this is certainly the biggest test of the, i'll show out a government and they're all serious is that the country may just end. it's just a little while just to add to steve's pace and ongoing curfew has been imposed on the syrian cities of let tufty and tart twos, 2 of the nation's largest ports. not that's the new estimate. the government continues to pursue the remnants of the assad militar

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south. you also see some slow traffic this morning as you head from hayward to fremont. we had a crash right near dakotathbound, so that's all of a sudden they're making for a little bit of slower traffic. 817 now let's bring steve back in. >> so thank you, sir. now that we get daylight a little earlier, we can look at the visible satellite. and it tells you there's a lot of clouds out there. even if you look out your window. i'll see you. you see it on the satellite image? maybe some light rain to the north. you can see some of that. again, this is not much of a system. it's just a more show than go. and it will drag across a lot of clouds and keep us cool today, if you're north. yeah, a little better opportunity for rain. but even anywhere in my forecast zone looks light. not much, although picking up again on thursday could be some pretty good look at half moon bay, redwood city, down to santa cruz, fremont, san jose. morgan hill looks to be much better than areas to the north, so that looks to be the sign or the theme going forward. again, santa cruz mountains probably would get the most rain in the