Kristi Noem
"It's a simple question," CBS' Natalie Morales snapped. "Did you or did you not meet with Kim Jong Un?"
Noem doubled down on her decision to shoot and kill her 14-month-old hunting dog during an interview on CBS this weekend.
During an appearance on "Face the Nation," the governor acknowledged edits had been made but wouldn't go much further.
The canine (played by Marcello Hernández) went to bat for the South Dakota governor as he claimed that the animal-killing story is "media spin."
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The South Dakota governor had already stirred up controversy by revealing in her upcoming book that she shot and killed her young dog.
Donald Trump Jr.'s fiancée said it "makes no sense" before throwing out the wild idea.
The South Dakota governor and potential Trump running mate pointed to "rural America" as she went to bat for a controversial anecdote in her upcoming book.
"I loved my dog and my dog loved me," the Utah senator said when asked about comparisons between him and South Dakota's GOP governor.
Noem, South Dakota's governor, defended killing a 14-month-old dog in her memoir, claiming the pup was useless for hunting.