This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Monday, January 13th. I'm Robert Bluey.

And I'm Virginia Allen. On today's show, we share my conversation with South Dakota

Governor Christie Nome about her recent meeting with President Trump to discuss

cutting red tape for American businesses and how South Dakota is fighting for

traditional family values and working to overcome the meth epidemic in their

state. We also have your letters to the editor and a good news story about an exciting new announcement

from tunnel to towers, the foundation that supports families of fallen law enforcement.

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Now stay tuned for today's show coming up next. I'm joined by South Dakota Governor Christie Nome. Governor,

Thank you so much for being here.

Oh, absolutely. Thank you for having me on.

Now you recently appeared on Fox News and you said that I love how you said this that the

DC impeachment circus does not is not reflective of what is on the hearts and minds

of the people of South Dakota or of the people in America's heartland?

So what are your constituents saying first off about impeachment, but then really what are those issues that they're concerned about?

Well, I would say most of the time if impeachment comes up, there's two different emotional reactions that people have.

They're either very sad by what they see happening in our country.

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