Amy Klobuchar

And that put some incentive or prompted some of these lawmakers to speak out in social media posts and in statements about regulating AI.

There's been a couple of bills that have been floating around for a couple of weeks now, most notably one between Senate Majority Leader John Thune and then leading Democrat Amy Klobuchar.

They've been negotiating some kind of bill on regulating AI risks.

So I talked to Senator John Thune a couple weeks ago.

Hold on.

But Ted Cruz, I also heard in The View, and Amy Klobuchar have jointly co-authored a bill that That would put some if it's not too

late.

If you think for a second that the Republican led Congress and Senate are going to vote for that, I don't see a way it's going to pass.

Number one, and this sounds obvious, is Democrats.

My district gave Amy Klobuchar in the 2024 Senate race 33,000 more votes than my predecessor got.

That's 33,000 people who went Harris-Klobuchar blank.

You put those 33,000 back into the mix, that 62% win turns into a 53%.

Because every adult citizen, it's not an income-limited thing.

Someone did the math, and $1 trillion.

So this governor's race that we have here, it seems to be coming down to fraud, which Lisa Damuth is really fixated on that message, versus Trump allegiance, which the Democrats and Amy Klobuchar have been talking about in relation to Lisa Damuth.

What's going to win out?

I said, "How come you guys don't go out and cra- and ask the machine companies for comments, like ES&S and Smartma- Ask these guys, 'Hey, what do you think of this? Mike Lindell's not gonna give up.

He's gonna keep coming after you.'" Or why don't they go to Amy Klobuchar in Minnesota, who's been around for two decades as our senator when all the fraud, all this Somalian fraud being shipped off to Somalia, and all this stuff that's went on.

Amy had the biggest mouth in the country in 2019 and '20, bigger than mine, to get rid of the voting machines.

I don't know why these news outlets don't ask her for comment.

And anyone can buy them for that.

That bought the quantity we were buying, including the Democrat Amy Klobuchar.

So anyway, they attacked there.

Then as we, and I was polling at that time, the polymarket polls, I was up to 80%.

And people are exiting Minnesota.

If you're a Democrat...

You had Amy Klobuchar running, who's been a senator for two decades in Minnesota, and she's got the national name.

So if you're a Democrat, she's a shoo-in to run in the general election.

The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says he's preparing for another vote on a farm bill as lawmakers return to Washington, D.C. Brownfield's Kara Hart reports.

John Bozeman tells Brownfield while the conversations around nutrition provisions continued with ranking member Amy Klobuchar over the August recess.

I think they're talking, but so far I don't know.

I don't know that there's been a lot of movement.

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Senator Amy Klobuchar ruling out running for president in 2028 or 2032 if she is elected governor in

November.

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Right now, there are bans or moratoriums in effect in at least seven towns and cities, starting with Minneapolis, and two counties.

as for a statewide ban the state legislature has been divided along party lines republicans in minnesota favor tax breaks and making it easier to get permits while democrats in the state legislature favor full-blown data center moratoria both sides failed in this year's legislative session The Democratic candidate for governor, Amy Klobuchar, said, quote, My focus will be on making sure that Minnesotans and not big tech have the final say on data centers, and that involves strong state standards and local control.

If Minnesotans don't want a data center in their community, I don't want it there either.

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