No Going Back The Truth on What's Wrong with Politics and How We Move America Forward

her book is called 'No Going Back', I guess that's right yeah

she put it back, she hired those people again, she demanded it go in the second book and then she said the reason that she put it in the second book is because opponents and past races have used it against her so she thought she would get ahead of the story

Her book is called 'No Going Back', I guess that's right, yeah.

she apparently just went on Fox and said that the reason that she told this story in her book about killing the puppy was to prove that she's quote 'not like other politicians'.

she put it back in the second book and then she said the reason that she put it in the second book is because opponents and past races have used it against her so she thought she would get ahead of the story.

she also she read the audiobook herself by the way.

I've met with many many world leaders, I've traveled around the world, I think I've talked extensively in this book about my time serving in Congress, my time as governor before governor, some of the travels that I've had, um, I'm not going to talk about my specific meetings with world leaders.

She included ... No Going Back, scheduled to be released I believe tomorrow.

The book is obviously meant to increase her national political profile and boost her unofficial campaign for vice president.

Instead, as any story about killing a dog is destined to do in our culture, it torpedoed her vice presidential aspirations and her political career along with it.

She actually said the book is very, very good.

I'll be preordering my copy as soon as this show is over.

Trump VP candidate Kristi Noem reveals she shot and killed her 14 month old trained assassin dog cricket and gunned down a goat in eye opening new book.

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I killed my dog by my book. That's so bad.

She said, we love animals, but tough decisions like this happen all the time on a farm. Sadly, we just had to put down three horses a few weeks ago that had been in our family for 25 years.

has a book coming out, a book about her getting into politics and her vision and all of that, pretty classic politician thing to do. It's called No Going Back.

Unfortunately for her, she included an anecdote in the book that is just like political poison.

Noem wrote a pretty graphic story in her new book about killing the family dog named Cricket. She said that it was untrainable, dangerous to anyone who came in contact with it and quote, I hated that dog.

She then writes, it was not a pleasant job, but it had to be done. And after it was over, I realized another unpleasant job needed to be done.

She wrote about it in her book herself. She did.

She talked about shooting a dog, her dog, let's just be honest, it was a puppy, it was 14 months old.

She says that this dog attacked chickens like a trained assassin. That's what she said.

But then she goes on after she killed the dog. She took, she took the dog to a gravel pit. She shot the dog, not even like she put the dog down with a vet.

I hated that dog, Noam recalls calling Cricket less than worthless as a hunting dog, untrainable and dangerous to anyone she came in contact with. At that moment, I realized I had to put her down.

And I think this is important to talk about because the book's called No Going Back. The truth on what's wrong with politics.

I'm not sure I have ever seen a politician write a book, make a voluntary choice to write a book and just light her entire political career on fire to the extent that she's finished.

It started with this bragging about shooting a dog, which many people are super fired up about. It now has turned into a more serious story, I think, in terms of the politics, where she wrote in the book that she met North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and was willing to kind of stand up to him, but it turns out she never met him.

So did Kristi Noem never read her own biography?

And this is what's going on, everyone. I mean, when you hear it, I think you need to hear the soundbite to understand why.

It's also frustrating because it plays into I don't like it when someone on the right does something that takes what the left always says about us and says, see, there you go. They're just frauds. They're just pretending to believe things to tell people in rural America that they don't really believe.

We talked about Kristi Noem and like the own goal that I think her book has been for her.

Governor of South Dakota that used to have a political future in national politics and now we did get some calls that think she does. That this is fine. Don't blow it out of proportion.

There are some diehards to me if you're this dumb your odds of making your way through a competitive Republican primary speaking of Kristi Noem any of the callers, but yes, are low because you are gonna have a lot of super bright people that are running for president in 28 and I think she's killed her chances of being the nominee in 24.

I think that Mario you may have been a little taken in by Miss Noem by the batting of the eyelashes by the uh the whole oh I'm like the good old American, uh, you know rodeo success or a ranch success story.

And you know some of the stuff has come out and it is likely she will not be VP now and I can understand there is disappointment there but it is incumbent upon us to be honest with everybody before somebody's in a VP role in a critical election that can determine the future of the country that we not have someone who will be annihilated by the Democrats and cause us to lose the election, right?

I can understand why some people are upset about a 20-year-old story of Cricket, one of the working dogs at our ranch, in my up-and-coming book, 'No Going Back'.

Like you notice the book plug, the book is filled with many honest stories of my life, good and bad days, challenges, painful decisions, and lessons learned.

No Going Back

I guess if I were a better politician, I wouldn't tell the story here.

And I think this is where, you know, you had the Christy Noem book tour, you know, that is where it's kind of faltered because if it's hard, if making it hard to defend yourself, it's certainly going to be hard to defend the top of the ticket.

I spoke. Yes, I do speak to him.

No, I never. I never tell anybody my personal conversations with President Trump.

I talked to President Trump all the time. About a lot of things.

Yes, enough, Stuart. This interview is ridiculous what you are doing right now. So you need to stop.

Let's talk about some real topics that Americans care about. I'm afraid we're out of time. Oh, well, of course we are. But we do thank you for being with us. I know I pressed hard, but that's what people are talking about to this day.

The truth of the story is that this was a working dog and it was not a puppy. It was a dog that was extremely dangerous.

It had come to us from a family who had found her way too aggressive. We were her second chance and she was the day she was put down was a day that she massacred livestock that were part of our neighbors.

She attacked me and it was a hard decision. And the reason it's in the book is because this book is filled with tough challenging decisions that I have to make throughout my life.

Cricket was a wire hair pointer about 14 months, I absolutely hated that dog, the dog was untrainable, at that moment I realized I had to put her down, it was not a pleasant job but it had to be done and after it was over I realized another unpleasant job needed to be done

she talks about killing her puppy and then killing a goat and she wrote she wrote that this fan that this male goat she thought was nasty and mean and musky and rancid so she so she killed it and she dragged it into a gravel pit and hurried back to the gravel pit to put it down because when she shot the goat she didn't kill the goat right away

When I got back into my truck, Cricket was sitting in the passenger seat looking like she had just won the lottery. The picture of pure joy. I hated that dog.

The truth of this story is that this was a working dog and it was not a puppy. It was a dog that was extremely dangerous.

These horses were old. They were in their late, late 20s. They were our rodeo horses, ranch horses, and they raised my girls. They took care of them.

I'm not going to talk about my specific meetings with world leaders. I'm just not going to do that.

Well, I'll tell you, Stuart, I'm sorry you're not hearing from real Americans that live on farms and ranches.

Now in Noem's defense, the book is generating her a bunch of headlines like, for instance, quote, Kristi Noem describes executing puppies she hated in New Book and, quote, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem defends her account of killing own dog in New Book.

And finally, quote, Kristi Noem's VP chances appear as dead as the dog she killed.

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I've always been an advocate of a of a of a of a woman as a VP because I think you have some strong woman, although Christy Noem, I think is maybe a little too based shooting the shooting the puppy in the in the gravel.

Who put that in the book? Like I think I was like your your ghostwriter must really not like you if they get to include that one.