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Mike Rounds

Mike Rounds

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Oct 8, 2026

Jesse KellyHOST
26:41
It's John Curtis.
Jesse KellyHOST
26:43
It's Mike Rounds.
Jesse KellyHOST
26:44
It's Jo- it's John Cornyn.
Jesse KellyHOST
26:46
It's pick your swamp rat GOP senator.
Jesse KellyHOST
13:59
He's a United States senator from a blood red state, he's a Democrat.
Jesse KellyHOST
14:03
Mike Rounds, Democrat.
Jesse KellyHOST
14:04
John Cornyn, Democrat.
Jesse KellyHOST
14:06
Bill Cassidy, Democrat.
Jesse KellyHOST
15:14
They're more important than Congress, they're more important than Hollywood, they're more important than the university system.
Jesse KellyHOST
15:19
Packing commie judges on the court is the most important part of the revolution.
Jesse KellyHOST
15:24
So you'll get some loser like Mike Rounds, and Lindsey Graham used to do this all the time, they'll go out...
Jesse KellyHOST
15:31
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.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
13:19
Race raiders move the race in Bang's direction.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
13:22
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.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
13:32
The poll had a sample of 500 South Dakota voters that were mixed between 55% Republican, 22% Democrat, and 23% Independent.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
13:41
But Bangs has got momentum.
Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
10:03
Senate Majority Leader John Thune began last week criticizing a slate of Trump campaign ads that seem to have been financed with taxpayer money.
Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
10:11
South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds also denounced the administration's political advertisements.
Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
10:16
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.
Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
10:29
Donald Trump went to Ohio this weekend to try to save the Republican candidates for governor and for senator.
Josh BarroGUEST
44:06
And people were very unhappy, and they realized there was a reason we had the policy we had to begin with.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
44:10
Yeah, and there's other Republicans, Steve Daines, John Thune, Mike Rounds, who are also against it, Ted Budd, Deb Fischer.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
44:18
None of their numbers were posted.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
44:19
Josh Farrow, great to have you.
Clay ConryHOST
57:15
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.
Clay ConryHOST
57:23
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.
Clay ConryHOST
57:39
and make it more attainable for young people to get started and expand cow herds, existing cow herds and some of those things.
Clay ConryHOST
57:46
So I guess in terms of government interventions, yay for that, you know, right? I'm happy.
Monty JamesHOST
0:02
We were in Fort Pierce, South Dakota.
Monty JamesHOST
0:04
Senator Mike Rounds.
Monty JamesHOST
0:05
We're at the KC Tibbs Rodeo Center.
Monty JamesHOST
0:07
This is your old stomping grounds.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
8:44
The candidate for Senate in Mississippi and the candidate for Senate in South Dakota.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
8:48
Oh! The independent Brian Bangs thinks there's an opening to oust Mike Rounds.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
8:52
Scott Colom in Mississippi is getting a lot of outside attention, potentially outside money to try to oust Cindy Hyde-Smith.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
8:59
These are the things, Eugene, Jackie, Jonathan, Gene... that we have when we are getting to a big wave situation.
Brian BengsGUEST
73:24
... uh, performance.
Brian BengsGUEST
73:25
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-
Joe SneveHOST
73:42
Yeah
Brian BengsGUEST
73:42
...
Brian BengsGUEST
73:42
the substance of what we were talking about.
Brian BengsGUEST
73:44
And Mike Rounds-
Joe SneveHOST
73:45
Well, we just got into all that, though, so we did a good job.
Brian BengsGUEST
73:47
Yeah.
Jonathan CapehartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:16
No.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
2:17
The independent Brian Bangs thinks there's an opening to oust Mike Rounds.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
2:21
Scott Colom in Mississippi's getting a lot of outside attention-
Eugene RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:24
Yeah

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