Don Gagne

Dick Cheney's resume includes being a GOP congressman, presidential chief of staff, defense secretary, and vice president, always wearing his conservative politics on his sleeve.

But he rejected President Trump's claims that the 2020 election was stolen and was appalled when a pro-Trump mob rioted at the U.S.

Capitol in a bid to overturn that election.

He supported his daughter, Congresswoman Liz Cheney, when she voted to impeach Trump and campaigned for her when Trump worked to defeat her when she ran for re-election in Wyoming.

In TV spots on her behalf, Dick Cheney called Trump a threat to the republic and a coward.

Liz Cheney lost that election.

It was her father's last public act in American politics.

I've been in and around Allegheny County these past couple of days and in West Mifflin where a key U.S. Steel facility is located. So let's start there with the local mayor. His name is Chris Kelly.

I've been in and around Allegheny County these past couple of days and in West Mifflin where a key U.S. Steel facility is located. So let's start there with the local mayor. His name is Chris Kelly.

I've been in and around Allegheny County these past couple of days and in West Mifflin where a key U.S. Steel facility is located. So let's start there with the local mayor. His name is Chris Kelly.

And he made it clear they were tears of joy he's talking.

And he made it clear they were tears of joy he's talking.

And he made it clear they were tears of joy he's talking.

Yeah, he's lived it. He grew up in a nearby town where he says it was decades of decline. He says one mill after another closed and more than 200,000 jobs disappeared.

Yeah, he's lived it. He grew up in a nearby town where he says it was decades of decline. He says one mill after another closed and more than 200,000 jobs disappeared.

Yeah, he's lived it. He grew up in a nearby town where he says it was decades of decline. He says one mill after another closed and more than 200,000 jobs disappeared.

And he sees the new investments from Nippon Steel as new life.

And he sees the new investments from Nippon Steel as new life.

And he sees the new investments from Nippon Steel as new life.

So most are only just learning some of the details, but it's being welcomed for lots of reasons. I met 55-year-old Malik Swain outside a local restaurant. He said it's good news, including what updating these old mills will mean for the environment.