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Mark Dayton

Former Governor of MinnesotaWikipedia

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Oct 22, 2026

Scott JensenGUEST
25:36
Tim Walz has now acknowledged that he should have done more.
Scott JensenGUEST
25:40
We had Mark Dayton acknowledge that even when he was governor, he could have done more and that fraud, particularly in the arena of childcare and healthcare, did get a running start during Mark Dayton's governorship.
Scott JensenGUEST
25:57
So to have the Star Tribune publish a comment by my opponent saying that the reason we have fraud in Minnesota is because of the federal government is the ultimate in the blame game.
Scott JensenGUEST
26:10
And it's got to stop.
Dan OxnerHOST
45:31
Let's see here.
Dan OxnerHOST
45:31
Despite Mark Dayton telling us to leave right here at the St.
Dan OxnerHOST
45:36
Cloud Library, we're still here.
Dan OxnerHOST
45:39
Look, man, that was it, Dave.
Scott JensenGUEST
25:36
Tim Walz has now acknowledged that he should have done more.
Scott JensenGUEST
25:40
We had Mark Dayton acknowledge that even when he was governor, he could have done more and that fraud, particularly in the arena of childcare and healthcare, did get a running start during Mark Dayton's governorship.
Scott JensenGUEST
25:57
So to have the Star Tribune publish a comment by my opponent saying that the reason we have fraud in Minnesota is because of the federal government is the ultimate in the blame game.
Scott JensenGUEST
26:10
And it's got to stop.
Brian McDanielHOST
18:15
It wasn't hunky-dory the last time it happened.
Brian McDanielHOST
18:18
And, you know, Senator Klobuchar, I think, is not going to be somebody who is going to rubber stamp something that she doesn't believe in that comes from uh comes from you know the house and senate and i think that that is going to be very frustrating um in the negotiation purposes with you know her own party uh and and i can definitely see that if either the house or the senate um go under republican control that there will be many times um kind of a la jesse ventura where or really, frankly, a la Mark Dayton, to be perfectly honest, where Klobuchar, the Democrat, is partnering or working with the Republican against the Republican-controlled body, against a DFL-controlled body that is trying to go too far to the left.
Brian McDanielHOST
19:09
We saw that when Governor Dayton would have his major disagreements with Senator Tom Bach.
Mike FranklinHOST
19:18
What we talked about today.
Adam PlattGUEST
8:34
The costs of labor have been increasing really, I think, for about a decade.
Adam PlattGUEST
8:39
I think back to this period, I think when Mark Dayton was governor, where there started to be some real traction about raising the state's minimum wage.
Adam PlattGUEST
8:48
It was the same time the core cities were raising their minimum wage.
Adam PlattGUEST
8:53
And we were hearing a lot from restaurants about the imbalance between front and back of the house wages.
Jordana GreenHOST
11:55
Good morning, JG and Adam.
Jordana GreenHOST
11:56
I went to Governor Mark Dayton's book signing.
Jordana GreenHOST
11:58
Oh, he has a new book out called Perseverance.
Jordana GreenHOST
12:01
We asked what we can do.
Matt McNeilHOST
65:36
Everybody was on board, and I believe it was pre-Walz.
Matt McNeilHOST
65:40
Dayton was on board at that point, Governor Dayton.
Matt McNeilHOST
65:44
Was everyone...
Matt McNeilHOST
65:45
I mean, all Democrats, Republicans, this was kind of like, "Hey, great.
Nathaniel G. PerlmanHOST
44:22
... for dealing with this
Kim NortonGUEST
44:22
Governor Mark Dayton, back in the day when he was the governor while I was serving, it was the healthcare issue and there were these anti-healthcare, you know, they, they had very different views about what healthcare should be, and they came to one of his press conferences.
Kim NortonGUEST
44:36
I was there, and they were yelling over him as he's standing at the microphone.
Kim NortonGUEST
44:41
And he very calmly stopped and invited her to the microphone to explain her position, and he waited.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:05
SR Steel Algoma, the company that owned the Canadian steel plant, filed for bankruptcy, bankruptcy protection in November twenty fifteen.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:14
SR Steel Minnesota did the same in, in July of twenty sixteen, blocking then Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton's attempt to revoke the company's mineral lease after multiple missed deadlines.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:25
At the, at the time, SR Steel Minnesota owed creditors about one point one billion dollars, according to the Mesabi Daily News in Minnesota.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:34
A California-based private investment fund took over the company and sued SR Global, accusing the Indian company of diverting about five hundred mi- million funds intended for the mine into other businesses, according to the Mesabi Tribune.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:05
SR Steel Algoma, the company that owned the Canadian steel plant, filed for bankruptcy, bankruptcy protection in November 2015.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:14
SR Steel Minnesota did the same in, in July of 2016, blocking then Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton's attempt to revoke the company's mineral lease after multiple missed deadlines.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:25
At the, at the time, SR Steel Minnesota owed creditors about one point one billion dollars, according to the Mesabi Daily News in Minnesota.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
43:34
A California-based private investment fund took over the company and sued SR Global, accusing the Indian company of diverting about five hundred mi- million funds intended for the mine into other businesses, according to the Mesabi Tribune.

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