Mike Rounds
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Oct 8, 2026
Hour 2: Taking Back the Country Club
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26:41Jesse KellyHOST
It's John Curtis.
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26:43Jesse KellyHOST
It's Mike Rounds.
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26:44Jesse KellyHOST
It's Jo- it's John Cornyn.
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26:46Jesse KellyHOST
It's pick your swamp rat GOP senator.
Hour 2: Republican Spies
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13:59Jesse KellyHOST
He's a United States senator from a blood red state, he's a Democrat.
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14:03Jesse KellyHOST
Mike Rounds, Democrat.
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14:04Jesse KellyHOST
John Cornyn, Democrat.
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14:06Jesse KellyHOST
Bill Cassidy, Democrat.
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15:14Jesse KellyHOST
They're more important than Congress, they're more important than Hollywood, they're more important than the university system.
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15:19Jesse KellyHOST
Packing commie judges on the court is the most important part of the revolution.
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15:24Jesse KellyHOST
So you'll get some loser like Mike Rounds, and Lindsey Graham used to do this all the time, they'll go out...
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15:31Jesse KellyHOST
Oh, he doesn't do it anymore, but they'll go out, and they'll be on our side on this issue, and that issue, and that issue, and taxes, and this, and that, and we find ourselves cheering, and this sounds good, and you're on our side, and you're on our side.
WTF Wednesday: Trump’s unhinged Iran speech: “Let Them Take Out Los Angeles.” Shapiro backs open primaries in PA. Indy vets Bengs, Achilles Lead in SD and ID.
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13:19Paul RieckhoffHOST
Race raiders move the race in Bang's direction.
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13:22Paul RieckhoffHOST
There's new polling conducted by Lake Research Partners that has Brian Bangs in the lead, leading incumbent non-veteran Republican Mike Rounds with 51% of the vote.
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13:32Paul RieckhoffHOST
The poll had a sample of 500 South Dakota voters that were mixed between 55% Republican, 22% Democrat, and 23% Independent.
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13:41Paul RieckhoffHOST
But Bangs has got momentum.
Lawrence: Trump thinks he's a cult leader who can order followers to vote for Republicans they hate
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10:03Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
Senate Majority Leader John Thune began last week criticizing a slate of Trump campaign ads that seem to have been financed with taxpayer money.
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10:11Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds also denounced the administration's political advertisements.
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10:16Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
In addition, to the clawback of nearly $1 billion in funding approved by Congress, as well as Trump's executive action to temporarily expand the import of foreign beef.
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10:29Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
Donald Trump went to Ohio this weekend to try to save the Republican candidates for governor and for senator.
Trump Rallies in Deep-Red Nebraska 29 Days Before Election
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44:06Josh BarroGUEST
And people were very unhappy, and they realized there was a reason we had the policy we had to begin with.
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44:10Kaitlan CollinsHOST
Yeah, and there's other Republicans, Steve Daines, John Thune, Mike Rounds, who are also against it, Ted Budd, Deb Fischer.
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44:18Kaitlan CollinsHOST
None of their numbers were posted.
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44:19Kaitlan CollinsHOST
Josh Farrow, great to have you.
Maintaining Profitability in Any Market (WCP 536)
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57:15Clay ConryHOST
Coming up next on the Working Cows podcast, we're going to be talking to A.J. Munger, also from South Dakota, and we're going to talk to him about the Ranch Act.
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57:23Clay ConryHOST
So Senator Mike Rounds has introduced the Ranch Act to incentivize moving marginal crop acres away from crops and back into grass to make more room for cows, maybe soften the market on grass a little bit.
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57:39Clay ConryHOST
and make it more attainable for young people to get started and expand cow herds, existing cow herds and some of those things.
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57:46Clay ConryHOST
So I guess in terms of government interventions, yay for that, you know, right? I'm happy.
HBR 10/5/26 Talk with Rounds
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0:02Monty JamesHOST
We were in Fort Pierce, South Dakota.
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0:04Monty JamesHOST
Senator Mike Rounds.
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0:05Monty JamesHOST
We're at the KC Tibbs Rodeo Center.
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0:07Monty JamesHOST
This is your old stomping grounds.
Election Interference Concerns Grow Ahead of Midterms
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8:44Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
The candidate for Senate in Mississippi and the candidate for Senate in South Dakota.
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8:48Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
Oh! The independent Brian Bangs thinks there's an opening to oust Mike Rounds.
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8:52Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
Scott Colom in Mississippi is getting a lot of outside attention, potentially outside money to try to oust Cindy Hyde-Smith.
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8:59Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
These are the things, Eugene, Jackie, Jonathan, Gene... that we have when we are getting to a big wave situation.
The Trump drag | Democracy, populism & ruling South Dakota | A viral confrontation | Is he a liberal? | 50%+1's two edges | Caring for neighbors | Oct. 3, 2026 - Brian Bengs, Ned Horstad, Elizabeth Schenkel
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73:24Brian BengsGUEST
... uh, performance.
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73:25Brian BengsGUEST
And, you know, I consider Mike Rounds and him as kinda two different sides of the same coin in the sense that, uh, disrupting a discussion of issues, as he was doing, uh, is, is, can be successful and clearly was successful because you're talking about this more so than-
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73:42Joe SneveHOST
Yeah
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73:42Brian BengsGUEST
...
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73:42Brian BengsGUEST
the substance of what we were talking about.
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73:44Brian BengsGUEST
And Mike Rounds-
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73:45Joe SneveHOST
Well, we just got into all that, though, so we did a good job.
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73:47Brian BengsGUEST
Yeah.
Trump gets news he feared from red state rallies
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2:16Jonathan CapehartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No.
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2:17Scott MacFarlaneHOST
The independent Brian Bangs thinks there's an opening to oust Mike Rounds.
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2:21Scott MacFarlaneHOST
Scott Colom in Mississippi's getting a lot of outside attention-
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2:24Eugene RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah
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