South Dakota's Kristi Noem takes action on Second Amendment as 2024 rumors ramp up

Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem spoke with Fox News Digital immediately after signing an executive order on stage at the NRA's annual convention.

"We've recently seen in this country that banking institutions are discriminating against firearm companies or ammunition companies. So what I did was sign an executive order that would prevent the state of South Dakota from doing any business with financial institutions that would do that type of discriminatory action against our Second Amendment rights," Noem said when asked about the order she signed in front of the thousands of NRA convention attendees. Brandon Gillespie is an associate editor at Fox News. Follow him on Twitter at @brandon_cg.

"It's incredibly important that we set and lead by example. And this executive order is one way that we can do that, to continue to stand for constitutional rights of the people in our state," she said.