North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, who is a 2024 veepstakes contender, vouched for former President Donald Trump’s approach to tariff policy. “I think if anybody looks at his actual record of negotiating with other countries, what he’s always looking for is balanced trade, and — not free trade, but balanced trade,” Burgum told “Fox News Sunday” anchor Shannon Bream, who had noted Trump’s proposal to replace income taxes with revenue from tariffs. “We’ve got the largest economy in the world, all kinds of countries around the world, and it’s not just China, but France and others — they put tariffs on American products going their way, and it’s pretty simple for President Trump: If you’re going to tariff our stuff, we’re going to tariff yours,” Burgum said. “And I think that he’s then negotiating on behalf of American workers and American companies when he does that,” he added. “And I think it’s also, again, he understands how to use power. You know, diplomatic, informational, our economic power is sometimes more powerful than military power. He knows how to wield that, and he’s going to be able to drive solutions that benefit America and benefit American workers.” Burgum also talked about changing his mind since he said last summer, when he was running for the GOP presidential nomination before dropping out and endorsing Trump, that he would not do business with the former president. “Since January, you know, when we endorsed him, when we dropped out, the first of the candidates to endorse him, had a chance to spend a ton of time with him since January, and I wish every American could see him the way Kathryn and I have got to know him in the last six months, because this guy is tireless, he’s committed, he’s smart, he’s funny. He’s nothing like he’s portrayed in the press,” Burgum said while mentioning his wife. “And so if you asked me that same question today, I’d be like, ‘Absolutely, I would do business with him,'” Burgum added. “Because think about how successful he’s been, whether it’s a — whatever it is, I mean, whether it’s in TV, real estate, politics, all the things that he’s done, the guy knows how to get it done. And I think every American should be, I don’t know, we should be grateful that we’ve got someone who’s willing, with that kind of talent from the private sector that’s willing to put himself back into the presidential race again.”

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Winston Nguyen is an ex-convict who swindled $300,000 from an elderly couple and a former "Jeopardy!" champion. However, the current teacher at an elite New York City private school has most recently made headlines for being arrested for the alleged "dissemination of intimate images via social media," according to officials. Nguyen is currently a math teacher at Saint Ann’s School in Brooklyn Heights. According to the school's website, preschool tuition starts at $52,900 and goes up to $60,525 for high school students. The elite NYC school has celebrity alumni, including actress Lena Dunham, artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Maya Hawk – the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman.Saint Ann hired Nguyen as a middle- and high-school math teacher in 2020 – just one year after he was released from the prison on Rikers Island. While at Rikers Island, Nguyen reportedly called into a radio show to speak to then-Mayor Bill de Blasio to complain about the prison's conditions.Nguyen had been convicted of stealing $300,000 from a 96-year-old blind man and his 92-year-old wife, according to the New York Post. Nguyen had been a home health aide to the elderly couple while stealing the money to allegedly pay for pricey ballet tickets and trips to Florida. Regarding Nguyen's criminal history, a Saint Ann's spokesperson told the Daily Beast, "A nonviolent criminal record may not preclude employment. The school gives a careful and discerning assessment of a job candidate’s potential fit with the school."In response to the current accusations against Nguyen, the spokesperson stated: "We are fully cooperating with law enforcement in their efforts, and right now we’re focused on helping our students process this news."The spokesperson confirmed that Nguyen is a "suspect in an ongoing investigation related to the dissemination of intimate images via social media."The spokesperson added, "Upon his arrest on Thursday, he was immediately placed on leave by the school and he remains on leave."Saint Ann’s Head of School Kenyatte Reid reportedly notified parents that the teacher was arrested, and it was linked to "inappropriate sexualized images.""I was informed this evening by the assistant district attorney that his arrest is in relation to an investigation that dates back to January 2024," Reid wrote in an email to parents.Nguyen has yet to be charged with any crimes and was released on Saturday. However, his defense attorney is awaiting information from prosecutors regarding potential charges.Lawyer Frank Rothman told the New York Post, "We are awaiting a decision from the Brooklyn DA's office regarding charges against Mr. Nguyen. We are expecting some movement in the near future."Rothman informed the Daily Beast, "I don’t think this is something that’s just going to be a non-issue. There’s going to be an issue. The question is, how big and when?"Nguyen garnered some fame in 2014 when he became a "Jeopardy!" champion. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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