there's another side of florida. there's no doubt desantis did a great job politically in getting all the money, in playing the shock opera, getting people to give him money from across the nation, and also crowding out opponents, but there's another part of it. he was running against nobody. he was playing against the washington generals. the democratic party in the state of florida is dead. you talk to -- charlie crist won't say this, he's far too plight but talk to people who work for charlie crist and worked for people running for congress that were running for constitutional offices up and down the ballot. the democratic party was never there. there was never a get out the vote operation in respect was never money. there was never support. so can it be replicated? i mean, maybe it can. i know donors absolutely love ron desantis. i suspect, though, he's going to run into problem in states like iowa, south carolina. smaller states where you have to do some retail politicking because people in tallahassee, say one-

and in the state of florida. but here you can see how gerrymandering works you reduce much as possible the number of competitive seats that are on the electoral playing field. and you create as many safe seats for your own political party as you can and as few safe seats your opponents. the result is that in state of florida, by pretty much any a swing state, although a state that partially because of gerrymandering has been controlled by, the republican party going all the way to. 2000. but florida and its 28 house districts has 18 safe republican seats, eight safe democratic seats, only two competitive seats. so fewer either michigan or arizona, even though florida has more than as many districts as. either of those states. you can also see by the efficiency gap metric that this map is ten times as biased towards as the arizona was towards democrats an efficiency gap of 20.2% towards republicans is just about the most biased congressional map. i have seen in all of my research on this topic. but that is not to

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it will be led by florida surgeon general shows of -- our next guest florida senator met with him last year. she appeared on this program after he refused to wear a mask during their meeting, even after she told him she had a serious medical condition. >> he's obviously anti vax, anti mask. he is completely unfit to be the surgeon general. he didn't care about my health so imagine he would care about the health of 21 million floridians. >> governor desantis also announced his plans to file a petition for a grand jury to investigate what he says are quote crimes and wrongdoing committed against floridians related to the covid-19 vaccine and quote. 83,201 florida residents have died from covid-19. just four months after receiving his one dose johnson & johnson vaccine, ron desantis said this. >> so here's i think the most important thing with the data. if you are vaccinated, fully vaccinated, the chance of you getting seriously ill or dying from covid is effectively zero. if you look at the people who are being admitted to hospitals, over 95% of them are either not fully vaccinated or no

they don't live in sunny florida. they are in cold weather and still having all their events outside. this targeting of children specifically continues to happen in all the blue areas. i think it is because they continue to listen to teachers unions that want these policies and they don't have any backbone to stand up to them. i think when you get out of a blue state and you come to a red area and the way kids are put first no way anyone is going back. >> rich: masking is way down everywhere but there are suggestions that maybe we should be masking up again. headlines, the case for wearing masks forever from "the new yorker." should everyone be masking again from the atlantic. the white house seems to have a little bit of a different take on this. the white house covid-19 coordinator. >> no study in the world that shows that masks work that well. you will never get the kind of benefit from year round masking from making -- >> rich: are we heading back for more masking or is it over? >> hearing the doctor say that was

you took a lift in florida. you wanted to go to mar-a-lago the lift driver refused to take you to mar-a-lago. why? >> the lyft driver refused to take my group to mar-a-lago because we were a group of republicans mar-a-lago is, obviously, home of the 45th president of the united states, donald trump in a place where a lot of different republican events happen. we were headed to republican event that night. so now, this driver for lyft would have in no way discriminated against me or my group because i'm personally african-american, but he found it very easy to discriminate on us based on political affiliation so i deleted lyft app from my phone i got in contact with lyft they say driver has been disciplined in some way will not be more direct about exactly what the discipline was. i took the app off my phone because with these corporations need to realize in the coming years in the coming decades is that you will not discriminate against people based on their political orientation and political affiliation it was

florida needs. him. florida wants him. not. so i want him. so i think he can wait to 2028 and wouldn't it the unbelievable need to have four years of donald trump and then eight years of ron desantis is 12 years to change this country to get it back. it would be amazing would be the best thing that could possibly happen to this country. so both men are tremendous patriots. i'm worried that if governor desantis gets in, he's going to get hurt and the best thing i think would be for donald trump to get this nomination without much fuss, because i still believe that he is the man best suited to fix all of america's problems. it's the last question. yeah, it's not a question. basically agreeing with you. i was listening to newsmax one night and they were talking about ronald reagan. and the thing that made him so special was that he was so funny and he was so yes, he made laugh. and then i thought donald trump does the same thing. and then i want to say one more thing that i saw on newsmax with greg kelly. he was showing how ron desantis was stud

and there just wasn't. >> florida governor ron desantis are is correct that there are persistent excess deaths from covid. and they tend to be among republicans in his state and in republican counties nationally. despite widely available mrna vaccines and very specific boosters, people are still dying of covid, people who have not gotten the vaccines because they are republican and have ingested a steady diet of partisan propaganda alleging that vaccines are somehow bad or can kill you or can track you or turn you into an alien. so yes, unnecessary covid deaths are still happening. and it is because of partisanship, not bad science, which is why the governor's decision today to inject more partisanship and widely debunked anti-vax theories into the public square is why it's all very deeply troubling. today, governor desantis promised to ask the florida supreme court to empanel a grand jury to investigate crimes committed against floridians related to the covid-19 vaccine. he also promised to create a public health integrity committee to evaluate health guidance from the cdc and fda. joi

hay advertencia de tornados en florida. la cÁmara de representantes sostuvo una audiencia sobre el control de armas de asalto y allÍ estuvieron presente familiares de la vÍctima de la masacre de la escuela primaria de uvalde en texas que insistieron en la necesidad de controlar ese tipo de armas. pedro rojas desde washington tiene la crÓnicade lo que pasÓ allÁ. pedro: las 22 vÍctimas de la balacera registrada en la escuela de uvalde, texas fueron el centro de una audiencia la cÁmara de representantes del congreso que discutiÓ el futuro de armas de asalto en el paÍs. algunos asistentes criticaron la falta de axones demÓcratas y republicanos. >> cuantas veces tiene que entrar aquÍ gente hablar de esto? muchas veces tienen que entrar aquÍ. y de los dos lados nada esta pasando. pedro: ella describiÓ el drama que vive su familia. " nuestra vida a cambio para siempre. se oscureciÓ desde que se nos fue nuestra luz". el senador estataldemÓcrata que representa a uvalde, gutiÉrrez, denunciÓ los 77 minutos que tardo

. >> disney world in florida governor ron desantis. we look at the fight over special district loss for the same park get back and after the break. cheers. actress kristy allen alleys died at the age of 71 after a battle with cancer. we are remembering her legacy. when we get back. >> and not quite done with the showers just yet. they're moving their way just west of the shoreline. currently generally moving in a generally moving in a northerly direction. i'll be ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> 8.40 is the time. and in the east bay, oakland, police now are asking for your help in finding a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting. so th

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florida is where woke goes to die. [cheering] elizabeth: final word? >> governor desantis doesn't just speak the words, he puts it into action. that is why very well may be the next president of the united states. elizabeth: jason chaffetz, again, thank you so much for doing double duty tonight. good to have you on. see you again soon. >> of course. elizabeth: critics are warning this burying of the hunter biden laptop on social media it is much deeper than just about hunter biden. it is also about the media. what were they doing? what was the fbi doing? we have legal expert hans vond. we have legal expert hans vond. spa cows ski only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist ce

ron desantis in florida is dealing with an immigration problem and climate change that goes under 10% and abortion. look at americans voting, they are willing to take a chance. look at donald trump, they took a risk and majority of people were living a good life, they may not have liked what he had to say, but people were living good. >> todd: i feel like desantis is not a risk -- >> ashley: risk on new blood. >> todd: desantis would be new blood. the issues are state specific, he talked the talk and might walk the walk nationally. we'll see. minneapolis pastor was sick of seeing drug deals near his church, he and his wife took their life savings and brought the property themselves. they're here to talk about it. >> ashley: thousands of flights cancelled already toward, cheryl casone will get to the bottom of it in this hour. ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ the phoneready quiz, from the american academy of pediatrics, will help you decide if you and your chil

but we are still going to be concerned about georgia and florida, too. let's talk about the wintry side of this storm system blizzard warnings are still in effect. also want to point out ice warnings in parts of pennsylvania, back into maryland and west virginia, too. that's where we could see a glaze on the road that could make things very dangerous. accumulating snow is mostly across minnesota at this time with two feet of snow possible and blinding conditions because of the gusty winds and then as we go into tomorrow, tomorrow night, friday, we could end up one a foot of snow for parts of the interior northeast. >> this thing is a monster. >> sure is. >> dylan, thank you. >>> in california tonight, new details of the attack on paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi 911 and police body cam recordings played in court as the suspect appeared for a hearing where the alleged weapon was shown. steve patterson was there. >> reporter: tonight, new evidence revealing more detail about the night paul pelosi was attacked. >> the purpose of today'

have registered in florida as republican and 27000 morris democrats. georgia one by one tens of 3 percent but then the governor takes the entire take it the only statewide candidate to lose was herschel walker he was part of that knucklehead group wisconsin. your state there was a us senator running against every single thing joe biden ever proposed including what day of the week it is and ron johnson ran for reelection new york full republican new congressman in a blue state where was that support for the agenda? arizona one by three tenths of 1 percent and the devon senate candidate left the closing massive message of his campaign his opposition to the biden administration policy on the border it was beautifully written if only barely tethered in the facts and the reality. >> you were predicting 20 some seats in the house with a narrow majority will be to 22 and will make it hard to govern with a very left-wing candidate in pennsylvania. if i were the white house i would be talking up that book also. >> that i wouldn't put the credit behind joe biden

senator from florida, a u.s. congressman from texas, and a white house adviser, but we know that the senator was marco rubio because his office confirmed the details to cnn. now, the indictment describes a 2017 text message that rivera sent rubio before rubio had a meeting at the white house. rivera wrote quote, remember, u.s. should facilitate, not just support, a negotiated solution. no vengeance. reconciliation. rubio's office was quick to point out that rivera never said he was lobbying on behalf of the venezuelan government and rubio never softened his stance on sanctions. none of the officials listed in the indictment are accused of any wrong doing. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, why police are reinterviewing people as part of their investigation into the killings of four idaho college students. thinking about retirem, she'llll get some help from fidelity to envision what's possible.e. fidelity can helelp her prioritize her goals byby looking at her full financial picture. plus they'll help her pick an

the most obvious place to bring them is in florida. that's where the documents are being held. that's where the obstruction happened, if there was a chargeable obstruction, even though the grand jury who defied it was based in dc. in addition to bringing the charges to florida, however, is eileen cannon could end up with this case. under the rules down there, if some judge has already dealt with something and then there's a related matter that is filed, either of the parties can file a motion to move that case to the judge who originally had it. the idea is to not have two different judges having to get up to speed and wasting judicial resources. obviously this justice department does not want a criminal case if they bring one to go before this judge, and so ordering this case dismissed at this point on such sweeping grounds, not letting herget to a new motion that the trump people filed just a few days ago to get the search warrant affidavit released without redactions, not letting herget more hooks into the case may prove the chances that if jack smith decides to bring charge

you don't have to be living in the state of florida for this to affect you. i would imagine, please correct me if i'm wrong, from a public health system, just by a man who may well be a candidate for president in 2024, starting something like a public health integrity committee to look into covid-19 vaccines has a ripple effect, right? i mean, just the mere existence of that sort of public skepticism, as voiced by someone with such a big megaphone, does that have a broader public health effect? >> yes, and as the surgeon general, somebody in this room who should know better is the surgeon general. what he's done he's conducted a study that's been posted on the internet. there's been no peer review, alex. which has created essentially the underpinnings, it's one study that is purely conducted, it's not scientific. let's talk about it, let's look at the side effects, myocarditis, inflainflammation, is a rare side effect of the covid vaccines particularly in young men. that's something that the cdc has said this is a very rare side effect, nonfatal. goes away on

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ah ah oh i, there was a place in ocala, florida, baseball which was a pool hall, but also place behind a lot. the owner thought it was sort of the type of security and one night there was someone showed up and he really did not like. and he wanted us to make the guy and i used to wear these rings, thinking that if i'm somebody was going to cause more pain in a did every time he can face, it would scream. and he had me hitting him. and my kidding and one guy broke his hand, punching so hard. some entrepreneur harder and harder and harder and eventually got loose. one shoe came off the joke in his wisdom across the parking lot, and as soon as they got him out on the ground, i walked through the guy kick. it's basically kind of soft at 1st. i remember the guy cried out mama mama, i just thought from one. thank you. when i was giving really brief cakes, that if you let the father you now it evolving the rest of your life. i made like a switch, learning how to turn my conscience off at that point. this kicked it over the guy and walked off and left him. he wasn't black or hispanic, not a pe

joining us now is florida governor ron desantis. governor, great to see you tonight. what did you learn today in hearing, again, these voices, many of them suppressed or people ostracized over the last few years? >> well, laura, like anything, i mean, you take an mrna shot and the way to view it is, okay, what are the benefits and what are the draw backs. and it seems like our medical establishment never wanted to be honest with people about the potential draw backs. so you showed a clip from a doctor down here in florida and the analysis that he's done with people, particularly young men who have taken the mrna shots. we, of course, had witnesses talk about their experience. and how are we in a situation, yes, florida, we banned vaccine passports almost two years ago. we banned the shot mandates for jobs and saved a lot of people's jobs. nevertheless, throughout our country, you still have hundreds of universities in other states that are still mandating these boosters on these college kids. when any type of cost benefit analysis would say the benefit for them taking

disney's debts will not fall in the taxpayers of florida. a plan is in the works and will be released soon. the parental rights in education law prohibits classroom instruction on orientation or gender identity from kindergarten through 3rd grade, disney publicly opposing it. many believe that's why desantis in florida lawmakers this all the more than 50 year-old special district that allows disney world to operate as a local government with a potential 2024 presidential run looming desantis not giving disney back its tax break but still leaving the door open to possible changes. meantime, as the disney had to say, this feud unfolds, here's how disney fans feel. i just think it's wrong time overdue. they shouldn't have that kind of privilege. disney is such a reason that folks come here to florida. >> i mean, we've that they bring instrumental this revenue to the state. and i really think it's a bad decision on his part. >> that happens there yet, we will follow that for you. in the meantime, here this morning, locally, we're looking at the

he was in florida. in jacksonville, yet that something about how the economy was found and it was teetering in the minds of most. he had to fix it, so he came over to my house, literally, before he came to an event, after all the security came through, and i got to meet him up close and personal. john mccain is he was, and he will remain a hero. anyone else who disputes that come gets you into that slippery slope of those who deny the worst of things in life, it puts the recent meeting the former president had with kanye west, the antisemitism, the intolerance, into that column. i'm not here to rationalize that, to excuse that. it was wrong. john mccain remains his moment, a hero, and he did it because he is willing to sacrifice his life for his beliefs. i wish all americans could take note of that and be willing to do the same. host: thank you for your time and the conversation this morning. guest: take care. host: we will turn our attention to the rise of anti-semitism in our last hour. we will talk w

then florida defund blackrock. and then the green energy mob. >> there is no evidence that solar panels will have any impact. >> stanley, you are serious. dan: some ridiculous outrageous stories you may have missed this week but you need to hear about. joining me is "new york post" business reporter, lydia moynihan. no pressure at all. i know you will get this done in the clutch. you want to dig in? story number one. bad week to be woke. florida which has turned into one of the reddest states in the union thanks to ron desantis. >> thanks to you, too. dan: florida just pulled $2 billion from blackrock. one of the wokist companies in america. they invest for social justice. >> all these esg woke progressive companies are realizing there are consequences to their actions. the ceo of disney said i will criticize this so-called don't say gay law saying let's not talk about sex with 6-year-olds. dan: here is the new recycled ceo of disney back to say maybe politics isn't a good thing. >> will disney stay out of making p

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for florida. will: very fitting, very fun -- pete: because there was no snow at the first christmas. we all like to think the of a white christmas, but do you think bethlehem hem was snowy at christmas? it wasn't. will: we think this is one of our favorites. in arkansas a trail of heights that goes from one side of the state to the other. pete: apparently, you can map it out, and you can go across the entire state in the month of december and not miss any lights. not too bad. and then in arizona, again, very fitting for arizona, they have a tumbleweed tree. they start building it in september. and by christmas time -- will: look how tall it is. pete: are tumbleweeppeds that -- what do you say -- will: big? round? pete: is there consistency strong enough? that's the word -- will: not a lot of tumblewield experience. tumbleweed. it is in chanler, arizona. i know you turn on your television, you thought we were going to break down some terrible international deal. will: because when you think of chri

let's look at california, let's look at florida. stark opposites. >> i lived in florida by the way. >> let's look at the complete opposite when it comes to draconian measures and mask mandates and people like to tout california has 34% higher deaths associated with covid but what they don't account for that florida has much older, not, you, david, much older population than california. when you do the age adjustment california and florida both two under the national average or covid deaths and by the way, california and florida are tied, therefore, mask mandates have no benefit, they don't show decrease transmission or deaths, there's no place in december 2020 for those mandates. tammy: it's been long enough, david, to where we have the numbers, we know what the results have been, we can look back. we are not going to be hold what the story by people like this, barbara ferrer makes with benefits around 613,000 a year. 314% higher than the average la county salary. is this maybe a little bit of feeling the need to demonstrate that yo

this time in a florida storage unit. what could this mean for the government's probe into the former president. >>> new developments in idaho. police release details of a car possibly linked to the gruesome murder of four students. we've got the details. >>> concerning chatter. domestic terrorists are apparently celebrating the gun attack on two electric substations in north carolina. the reports obtained by cbs news. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with new concerns about whether there are additional classified documents that have not been returned to the government by former president trump. cbs news has learned at least two more documents marked classified were found at a storage facility in west palm beach, florida. it comes as the justice department investigates the possible mishandling of thousands of government documents including more than 300 marked classified found at trump's mar-a-lago estate. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> r

when you have a conversation at these events you have to taking account will happen in florida it was branded as don't say gay by the bill by ron desantis, it wasn't about that i wasn't about gay or lesbian or anything else it was the fact that parents should have input on the curriculum of what their children are learning in school. in children of small ages should not be exposed to any kind of sexual education really because they're influenced, able to be influenced at that age. i know a lot of parents are angry about this some of them left new york and went to florida but there's a lot here that have their kids in private schools and they complain about it every day but they don't do anything about it until parents take action as well and boycott some of the schools or the curriculum a little bit. i know it's hard and when parents spoke about school board meetings they get crushed for it and they say they're against critical race theory but parents have to continue to fight the fight otherwise this is a situation that their kids are to be and that's with a be learning. >> this is k

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his story begins back in 1990 on the beach in florida. what happens to think of the 7 neo nazis can, and some of whom were from the town of cow that i lived in, recognize me, and proceeded to do their best to do me. and they tried to kill you in general, there is no such you don't have. so therefore i have to refrain. okay. i mean if there are certain things, i say i literally went to prison. one of them shouted, died, you, boy, die. they pulled me to the ocean, and 2 of them sat on me to make sure that i couldn't get up. the perpetrators of this crime are members of a known national organization who would not stop at murdering chime, in part, acting to save themselves from, from prosecution somewhere down those people when you committed to that, i mean, they don't forget when you do it, you don't want them to forget, you know, you want them to know what you're doing is wrong. it's against them. it's hatred. hey, i'm right here. don't forget. whenever anyway, live in peace. luckily you survived amazingly survived. it's really hard to beli

may also improve the chces of jack smith may bring charges if he does in florida. as opposed to in d. c.. >> oh, that's a really interesting twist in all this. daniel, do you have an opinion, do you have an opinion on what a judge cannon may have seen the error of some of her ways? at points in all of that, as she has reversed course rather quickly. when effectively slap back by other courts. do you think she continues on her course, thus far charted of being a trump defender. or -- go ahead. >> when you ask, alex, can she have her own ways. i guess if she can read. she's gotta see the error of our own ways. these 18 pages of your absolutely -- start to finish. so, i disagree with charlie a little bit in the following sense. i think this case, if there's a criminal indictment has always been in washington, d. c.. that's where the documents were stolen from, that's where the grand jury is sitting, and so i always thought it would have been there regardless. i think the justice department is very, very weary of ever being seen as trying to shop with a certain judge.

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and to the left we have a congressman representing florida six district and the u.s. house also serving as the ranking member in the hearts on —- the house i'm services committee and a combat decorated green beret and serves as a kernel in the national guard. the retired three-star general with over 36 years of service in the u.s. army director of the heritage foundation from national defense ian want to start today given some context why should folks at home care about this and what led us to thisis point quick. >> we have seen in the last year and hasas come to a head the military and the army has the worst three q on —- recruiting year since vietnam. that sound significant and it is. but they didn't just missed but by a mile. first the army lowered the top line by 10000 t because they knew they would not make the numbers then after a significant place they still missed by 15000 so that 25000 is roughly two divisions of soldiers thatt are not coming into the system just that alone and did not roll into a follow-on year take easily five or seven years to make up

what does tampa, florida have to do with it? ashley: tampa is a city where inflation has run in the double digits for quite some time but it has now fallen below 10%, perhaps the strongest sign yet that the worst may be over for us consumers, consumer prices and at florida city dropped to 9.6%, just under 10%, that was last month, the first time since january the rates were in single digits. nationwide also 5 metro areas fell to 6% inflation or lower in november. that includes new york, 5. 9%. california cities saw some notable drops in inflation last month. the annual rate in la fell one. 5% % to 6%, electricity prices in san diego rose at the slowest pace in 2 years. signs that inflation is at least coming down a little, but still historically high. stuart: we will take it. the cambridge dictionary accused of appeasing woke activists. they updated the definition of man and woman. you won't believe what they came up with, we are up with it. look at these headlines, jason rantz says the media in seattle returning to fear mongeri

but when we hear that the jewish agency has rescued a young american jew from daytona beach, florida. that's another story altogether. the story of john daly. welcome john. his story begins back in 1990 on a beach in florida. 7 neo nazis can, and some of whom were from the town of a child that i lived in, recognize me and proceeded to do their best to do me. and they tried to kill you is a problem in general, there is no such on here. so therefore, i have to refrain, i mean, if there are certain things, i say i literally went to prison. one of them shouted out, died, you boy, die. they pulled me to the ocean. and 2 of them sat on me to make sure that i couldn't get the perpetrators of this crime are members of a know national organization who would not stop at murdering chime. in part, i think to save themselves for from prosecution somewhere down those people. when you're committed to that, i mean, they don't forget. when you do, you don't want them to forget, you know, you want them to know what you're doing is wrong. it's a guest and it's hatred. hey, i'm right here. don't forget.

when the rains came, they inundated the flat lowlandof central and southern florida, overfilling the inland waters, flooding the rich soils, destroying crops, turning hard-earned farm profits into devastating losses, coveng towns ruining homes and businesses and roads, wrecking a desperate havoc that ran into millions upon millions of dollars a year. but we've got to control t water, make it do our bidding. this takes pumping stations, spillways, and dams all the way from the upper reaches of the kissimmee river basin, down to the southern tip of the mainland of florida. (maggy hurchalla) for people who thought they were civilized, as they moved into south florida, the first and most important thing in everybody's mind, and probably best exemplified by napoleon bonaparte brard, early governor of florida, back in the early 1900s was drain the swamp. and draining the swamps was about getting rid of malaria. draining swamps was about exposing south of lake okeechobee this fantastic flat muck to grow things on. draining the swamps was to keep you from getting flooded out when we had a hu

tom and north florida. i agree with all that. i also think, oh, most of it i what i really think is going on here, don't get me wrong. i'm not trying to absolve the americans for their part in what's happening out here. it's clear that that's what's going on. i just don't want anybody to, to think that europe didn't make a conscious choice here. that these, that the perceived weakness of european leaders is as being subordinate, are vassals to the eyes. it's, it's just nonsense. it doesn't, it's not real. so when you look at what's happening, but i think is happening is very clearly that there are forces within the united states or that are working to try and save what's left of what's been, how it out over here. while others are still trying to sell it out, i think the by the administration is trying to sell it out. i think we're, we've seen a pushed by the federal reserve in the near sand, new york money center banks in order to stop that process. really somewhat and we see with the end of globalization, with the clear end of t

let me go to you 1st in north florida. did i overstate my introduction that europe is consigning itself to be a regional minor regional power in a multi polar world? it's getting pretty bleak for the european future. i would say your thoughts, tom? yeah, i would agree with you on appear the, the issue for europe is that it's clear, clear that the, that rushes done with them and that's a bigger issue. the man knowing that this, this all price caps has gone into place. the. the funny part now is that, you know, the headlines will be written that russia's going to have to cut production, and this is going to hurt or bunk there, there. the bottom line, bubble bar, and it's always framed in terms of how bad it is for russia, but nobody actually talks about whether kootenai has actually game plan for this. whether it's now a strategic move, cuz as far as i'm concerned, after the, the recent drone strife inside russia, we're looking at the de facto start for a major kinetic war. and if i'm prudent, i'm not selling oil under any c

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ron desantis can say not in florida. he calls it the free state of florida. >> let's look at that poll. it shows that trump is overwhelmingly favored by people who are very conservative. he leads ron desantis by 26 points. but among those moderately conservative, ron desantis leads by 30. do you think ron desantis is positioning himself to be in a better position to appeal to both groups than trump has been able to? or can you even really walk this line? can you win support of both of those? >> obviously, you could have all of the trump policies that you like. i think that's what you're seeing this this polling. i try not to give voters too much credit like effect blt, but it's hard to not see the stench of loser on him. lost the house in 2018. he lost reelection. all of his candidates in 2022 didn't fair very well voters are saying i don't know i can trust this guy can beat joe biden. now ron desantis is very conservative, but maybe he's a little more effectible. i don't know running against vaccines is a good strategy

tom and north florida. i agree with all that. i also think, oh, most of it i what i really think is going on here, don't get me wrong. i'm not trying to absolve the americans for their part in what's happening out here. it's clear that that's what's going on. i just don't want anybody to, to think that europe didn't make a conscious choice here. that these, that the perceived weakness of european leaders is as being subordinate or vassal to the eyes. it's, it's just nonsense. it doesn't, it's not real. so when you look at what's happening, but i think is happening is very clearly that there are forces within the united states or that are working to try and save what's left of what's been hollowed out over here. while others are still trying to sell it out, i think the by the ministration is trying to sell it out. i think we're, we've seen a push by the federal reserve in the near sand, new york money center banks in order to stop that process. really somewhat and we see with the end of globalization, it was the clear end of the d

. >>> we're following breaking news out of florida. ron desantis is actually mixing his politics safety. and a state with a lot of elderly citizens who benefitted from vaccines. he is forming a shadow cdc which creates a committee to counter policy recommendations from the biden administration. meaning, it doesn't say they'll follow what the science or the data says. but rather they just want to go up against biden. he is also calling for a grand your probe into wrongdoing about covid vaccines which could involve not there yet but could involve a governor abusing prosecutoral powers to politic against something that saved lives. now all of this fits into the wider political misugos where people are actually still trying to relitigate this florida fauci political mess rather than just govern responsibly. now you don't have to take my word for it. because whether you use that word or not, mr. desantis is someone who has long advocated for the very vaccines he now decries. i don't do this to embarrass mr. desantis on television. he has do