Trump VP contender gets ringing endorsement from ‘Shark Tank’s’ Kevin O’Leary: ‘This guy gets stuff

[mystery-ak]

 Trump VP contender gets ringing endorsement from ‘Shark Tank’s’ Kevin O’Leary: ‘This guy gets stuff done’
By Chris Pandolfo, Fox News   
Published June 15, 2024, 5:33 p.m. ET

‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary is all-in for one of the top contenders to be former President Trump’s 2024 running mate.

In an interview on “Fox & Friends Weekend,” Mr. Wonderful gave a glowing endorsement of North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who he said would be a “terrific” choice for Trump.

“I’ve been going to North Dakota for years now, and I’ve seen what he can do with execution skills. His track record is unbelievable in what he’s done for the state,” O’Leary said Saturday.

O’Leary shared how he met Burgum after a “Shark Tank’ deal brought him to Fargo years ago and that the governor convinced him to start investing in North Dakota.

“Very few Americans know that the richest citizens in the country for sovereign wealth are people that live in North Dakota. Doug Burgum did that.”

He suggested that Burgum is the executive whom Trump needs to implement his agenda, to be “the get-it-done guy.”

“I don’t see that skill set proven in any other candidate. So, I’m unabashedly supporting someone I know in business is a phenomenal leader.”

Trump has been tight-lipped about his prospective choice for the 2024 Republican presidential ticket.

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[Smokin Joe]

In all fairness to the people of North Dakota, having a richer population (on average) is a combination of hard work and mineral wealth. When Doug Burgum became Governor, he inherited a State that had been put on the right track by Governors such as Shaffer and Hoeven, and did not mess with things that were working, unlike so many people elsewhere seem to have done.

The energy industry, especially Oil and Gas, did a lot of the rest, especially when hard working farmers and ranchers in the oil producing counties got paid for what was under their land as well as what they did on top of it.

But, giving credit where credit is due, a lot of hard work by native and 'transplant' North Dakotans, and even visitors from other states working in the oil patch has made North Dakota what it is today,utilizing the God given resources here.