Remove Biden From Ballot - Republican Governor Gives Notice

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Those little things, they mean a ton. So you know, yesterday we heard from Texas Governor or Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick

who said that there's a possibility Biden could be removed from the Texas ballot

But now there's another Republican governor weighing in on removing Biden. Because if you're going to use this 14th Amendment, if you're going to stretch these legal, you

know, nuances in the 14th Amendment to try to make them fit Trump, to try to eliminate

your opponent that you say you're not scared of, but you're desperately trying not to face him

If you're going to do that, well, Republican governors can play that game too

And so this Republican governor, she gave notice about what she intends to do

And so before I send you to this clip from Governor Kristi Noem, I want to tell you that

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We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody. And now let's listen to Governor Noem

Governor Noem, would you be able to bar Biden from the ballot in your state of South Dakota

if, say, he violated that part of the 14th Amendment by unfreezing assets for Iran or

allowed terrorists to just openly walk over the southern border? I mean, do you think that you'd have that power or your highest court would have that power

You know, I don't believe so. That's what is so interesting. It's, you know, the process that the court has is a balance to our federal government

It is a balance to our executive branch, a balance to our legislative branch

You know, so us exerting the kind of influence on the court and their decisions to take that

kind of action is really unprecedented. So I trust our South Dakota state laws, our constitution

It gives great guidance to us and our court system understands that their job is to follow

statute and give decisions based on the scales of justice. I'm very proud of what we do here in South Dakota

I would be hopeful that other states would do that and not let liberal judges rewrite

the rules of the game to work for their political interests. This is where the Supreme Court should and I hope will take quick action, strong action

to reverse this decision at the lower court and make sure that they do the right thing

by the American people and make sure their voices are heard. President Trump will win

And my hope is that they allow this election to be held fairly and let the people weigh

in and to choose the president that they want in the White House. And Governor Noem, in light of yesterday's Colorado Supreme Court decision, many around

President Trump, but many others are crying election interference. We know all about voter exclusion, voter intimidation

This almost seems like voter elimination, supplanting the will of the people with judicial imperiousness

It just also strikes some people, Governor Noem, something we're both familiar with

that conservatives or center-right voters, Trump supporters being called deplorable, irredeemable, mega-mega

Now they're being castigated and denigrated in a different way, that they can't possibly

be wise and judicious in their presidential selection. So the Supreme Court of Colorado must do it for them by kicking someone off the ballot

But what do you think of that? I'm sure you hear from people all the time they feel shadow banned and censored and canceled

How does this play into that, if at all? I see both sides of it

I see people consistently seeing the hypocrisy and the corruption that is happening from

the left and how they're using this against people that are their enemies in their agenda

that they want to pursue. But I also would say, though, Kellyanne, is the more this stuff happens, the more they

normalize it. The more often that they use our judicial system and our Supreme Court to play these

political games, to go out and to fundamentally rewrite justice, the more it becomes normal

in America. And that's what is so dangerous, is because the more often you see something, the more

you don't blink at it the next time that it happens. The more it seems like, oh, well, that's just something that happens

That is increasing so often now in the last year or two, where we have our courts being

used to punish political opponents in a way that I just don't remember seeing five years

ago, six years ago. Now it's being used on a daily basis

I believe that's dangerous for our way of life, because that then becomes normal to

the American people, and they start to think that that is something that is OK

It is not OK. That's what's made America special for so many generations, is the fact that we were

a country of freedom. We were a country of the people, a republic, where they get to decide

We don't live by dictatorships or a direction of an elite few making the decisions for the

people. Our motto in South Dakota is under God, the people rule

We enforce that every day by following our constitution. I would hope in the United States of America we remember what our constitution says as well

Well, fortunately, millions and millions of Americans agree with those very points. Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota, thank you for joining us

Merry Christmas. Thank you. Merry Christmas