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soft quota, she was elected in 2018 after serving at the states congresswoman. she is a close ally of president trump. campaigning for the 2020 election, and claiming the results were fraudulent. she has aspiration to be in the white house herself. and from day one, kristi noem has been predicting doubly a vocal credit. she stopped everything from vaccine mandates, economic policy, and especially about her displeasure of the 1.9 trillion dollar covid rescue bill. last week, in the governor's annual budget address, no explained that the money was a hand up. >> we should all celebrate that our state is doing great. but it shouldn't be a celebration where bigger government is the result. so a south dakota's revenue goes up, i want to make sure that we are only spending that revenue on necessary investments that benefit our people. now there is another kind of revenue that has come into south dakota this past year. and that is revenue that is not
susan, you're a daughter of kansas. how did coming from the sunflower state shape his life and his career as we see senator mcconnell's, schumer, nancy pelosi arriving. >> he had the stamp of russell kansas until the day he died. he had the state's fiscal conservatism, its suspicion of big talkers, its suspicion toward big government but what i think he also, one thing that changed him were the wounds he suffered during world war ii and the realization that was that there are times when people have a tough break, that life can be unfair, and that you could need a hand up and sometimes that involves a government hand up. that's why he was willing to work on things like the americans with disabilities act to work to expand and overall
joe manchin to come over and see him. i'm not sure if that ever worked out. >> certainly bob dole was respectful and understood power in the senate. susan, lastly, you and the former senator, both from kansas. give us a sense as to the values from that state that he brought with him in a life of public service. >> well, fiscal conservatives, conservative politically, was a -- there was a certain suspicion of big talkers from the east and west coast. red rhetorical excellence is not something that's really a characteristic from kansas. we tend to be a little suspicious of people who are too glib. one thing that marked bob dole's service is there are times when people needed a hand-up. life could be unfair as life had been unfair to him during his service in world war ii, and there was a legitimate role in government for trying to help people when they found
about leaving barbados to work somewhere else? that's all of you... with the republic coming up, does that change those ambitions at all? if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they may be excited about the change, but not enough to keep them living and working in barbados. what the guys had to say really challenge my perspective on this whole republic thing. i mean, who is it really for? who is going to benefit? will it stop young people wanting to leave the country in search of opportunities like my grandad had to do 50 odd years ago? i set out to discover what the birth of the new republic means for bajans, and ifound
if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they may be excited about the change, but not enough to keep them living and working in barbados. what the guys had to say really challenge my perspective on this whole republic thing. i mean, who is it really for? who is going to benefit? will it stop young people wanting to leave the country in search of opportunities like my grandad had to do 50 odd years ago? i set out to discover what the birth of the new republic means for bajans, and ifound a genuine desire here. if the coming of the new republic creates confidence in the country's future, then who knows what barbados can achieve...?
about the change, but not enough to keep them living and working in barbados. can ijust get a show of hands as to how many of you are thinking about leaving barbados to work somewhere else? that's all of you... with the republic coming up, does that change those ambitions at all? if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they may be excited about the change, but not enough to keep them living and working in barbados. what the guys had to say really challenge my perspective on this whole republic thing. i mean, who is it really for? who is going to benefit? will it stop young people wanting to leave the country in search of opportunities like my grandad had
about it as you, you two. it does feel like it could be a difference in generation, in terms of perspective and who is excited about this and who is not. you're absolutely right. can ijust get a show of hands as to how many of you are thinking about leaving barbados to work somewhere else? that's all of you... with the republic coming up, does that change those ambitions at all? if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they may be excited
because it's their future, whether it is a good or bad future, it is their future. whether it is a good or bad future, it is theirfuture. can ijust get a future, it is theirfuture. can i just get a show of future, it is theirfuture. can ijust get a show of hands as to how many of you are thinking about leaving barbados to work somewhere else? that all of you... with the republic coming up, does that change those ambitions at all? if it does, put your hand up, if it doesn't then leave it down. they may be excited about the change, but not enough to keep them living and working in barbados. what the guys had to say really challenge my perspective on this whole republic thing. i mean, who is it really for? who was going to benefit? will it stop young people wanting to leave the country in search of opportunities like my grandad had to do 50 odd years ago? i set up to discover what the
posted for all outlets. >> reporter: i have a question for chief howard. chief, what did the first responders see, [ inaudible ]? >> it was just -- i guess for lack of a better -- just carnage, likening it to a war zone. there were adults, children that were injured. some of our first responders were there with their families, they left their families to treat people, helped with incident command, helped transport, along with many other medical personnel and people that were there. but i guess what stands out in my mind from our conversations is, we do have people who have military backgrounds and likened it to a war zone. >> i'll get two more questions. back right there, the gentleman with your hand up, your agency and who would you like the question to. >> reporter: abc news, chief thompson, please. chief, the allegations that he may have tried to run over his
yorkshire? i think the ecb has to hold its hand up, i think we need... this is cricket's black lives matter moment. we need to ask these questions. as a cricket club within sheffield, we have had fantastic support from yorkshire cricket board. let me put that there. we have worked with them over the last four and five years. they have supported us through thick and thin. i cannot sing their praises enough, as far as our cricket club is concerned. with all of these issues coming out, i have seen stories this morning around things that could be described as islamophobia. how is this a reflection of the positivity that we are trying to... ? how is this going to change the game for the positive? as bad as it is, it is not a reflection of all cricket loving yorkshire folk. there are a few bad apples. maybe more than a fee. but that doesn't represent an