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a punch and now i have i have b been elbowed by you a fewi ca times. i can attest to that by me. i love constanta. you know, you have not been elbowed by me, connor. connw connor is one of also my favorites, so i can't wait to watch that awesome show. hannity, great to see tonight. >> all right. all right. is i'm laura ingram .am angle this is ingram angle from points unknown tonight, butre you're going to know where i am. am when you go on instagram, they wingoing to tell you about that at the end of the show. all right.t. they win, you lose. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, my daughter asked me about the whole silicon valley bank meltdown last night and thet.e up was with was this best explanation i could come up with was this. all right.next time you play mo sweetheart, the next time you play monopoly, allow one of the players to have unlimited money from a federal government ,meaning every time they lose money, they get it back and then see who wins the game. every time of the byoing

the administration was scurrying to try to convince that it t wasn't really a bailing out the bank at all. no, it depends on what the meaning of the word bailout. >> is . >> let me let me be clear said, the financial crisis, there were invest actors and owners of systemic large banks that were bailed out. and we're certainly not looking . and the reforms that hav ae bee put in place means that we're not going to do that again.in >> well, they don't wantdon't w to call it what it is for one reason and one reason only twent2024y twenty for now. as absurd as it is , biden once is once again going to trydid i2 to run as a working class joe like he did in 2020.l and so he must get all of hispas media pals to do back flips to convince america that this was a one time thing for you onf

to believe that this is a and one off and you have this under control, you have to believe that three years of massive fiscal policy spending thaten we've never seen beforea limite will have only a limited impact on the financial plumbing of the economy and the markets. th absurd.eems absurd. thanks take roscoe banks take risk and all particuls took the type of risk these guys were taking, particularly what short termie liabilities and long term assets mismatch. you put that together. that is that is it. that's toxic. toxic indeed.oxic indeed, he's percen he's hundred percent correct. now, this isn't two thousand thu eight , at least not yet.singly on the housing bubble burst it' completely. it's a bailout triggered by risky moves by the bank.epos the depositors precipitated by the biden team's refusal to deal with inflation back in early twenty , twenty one . instead, what they did is they spent spent tril of dollars, printed people wrove up inflation.

and now this is going to cost real people real money to fix. >> the administration sayso co that's not going to come outme on the taxpayer. >> do you believe that? well, i don't know.how how it doesn't come out ofout. the taxpayers. i can't figure that one out. i whe it exploit it. i don't know who's paid it. well, how does it how to get paid. >> they pay that, of course,. the taxpayers pay the bill or some money grow on trees. but were it not for biden,deposo the poor depositor's, they would have lost everything we see. those again, biden's team is partly responsible here out and those being bailed out aren't exactly destitute grandmothers. they're sophisticated investors and they're sophisticated d, hads in this it players who made deposits in this bank in exces bank in s oft the fdic clearly insures.they they all knew that they were, bu taking a risk and keeping that money in that one bank, bu dt they did it anyway. and here's a partial list of bag the businesses that you are out bailing out.

roku had four hundred and eighty seven million. i read them tech had 54 men dollars in b i rythm tech had fifty four million. bill holdings had three hundred 300 milln. something called ginkoo biloba fireworks had seventy four million roadblocks . one hundred and fifty million. b twenty one million.list goes n >> and the list goes on and on . >> well you can't make a moral hazard argument here though say. the globalist. that's not fair. larry summer summers tweeted today that this is no time for moral hazard lectures or lesson administering or four alarm about political co. but my question is , whenme ri is the time right to ensureuencr that there are consequences for bad financial decisions in our banks? cial our banksis any time the right? the truth is , when thosebers of taking undue risks are mostly members of the liberal elite class, it's never a good time to talk about moral hazards. hazardif you're a darling of

wall street or silicon valley being reckless actually pays off. talk about bad incentives for future bad behavior. buhow manyt how many of you thit the bush administration would have rushed in to rescue, let's say,nal farmers a regional fark in alabama where eight tenths of all the deposits are over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars? and a few well, andrew ross sorkin and a few others described it this way in the new york timesf deal book today. if svbsvb was just a small regional bank that did not have ties to loud, politicallyconnec ventral cap capitalist and the connected venture capitalists and the tech community, it might have been allowed to dietu and its customers, individuals and small businesses would have and essuffered instead. s because it's silicon valley, it. commanded attention. but again, the exper agai brush, allas an of this off, this was an extraordinary situation. it was an emergency.s sc they always scream emergency, though, don't they ? when you're about to get

your pocket picked and your constitutional rights trampled upon from the pandemicn. and kraine to , of course, the famous bailouts and tarp pr. programs. looked the other in 2008, the government looked the other way when all all the bogus financial instruments pushed the housing bubble tobu burst, causingbble massive painr american families. but as usual, the banks like jp morgan and goldman sachs,t they got their big checks frome the government every timeall the elites run the same, they hv playbook. and when it's all overe , a is they have more money and powerf. and the rest of america is worse off. needs >> everyone needs to understand that self-inflicted emergenciesr like this will destroy faith ion capitalism. reaganism promised a system in which you took your chances s and had to live with the have. results. but that's not the system we have. icked and young people can'ty te be tricked into believing that it is every time that ri rich p fu get bailed out, it's going to further corrode what little t in ourfaith is left in our sy

and asked for twenty , twenty four . this demonstrates that republicans will need to focuswe y. on the economy, not woket woke schools or transgenderism.transn i'm not saying thosede issues aren't important. they are, but this is goingelecti to be an election likeon nineteen . and once again, it's., the economy, stupid. donald trump instinctively understands this ron desantisnd will need to understand this as well and surround himself hi with populist conservativesnd who understand markets and why we can't allow thiwe can'ts twid game of spending and borrowing and bailing out to continue. g s now, svb wasn't the case of the government thinking it was tothe banko big to fail. the bank sub was too democratto to fail to connect it to biden. he can't afford to lose support in silicon valley and expectn an he'll win in 2020 four .d he and he knowst.. but remember this the same folks who are applauding the biden bailout never blink twice.r blinked twice when working-class people lose their on working class. people lose their jobs

to outsourcing or to aplace and illegal la workplace flooded with illegalwn labor. when pain is felt by blue collar types, the globalistsd responses essentially evolve or die. l system so we need a financial systemo that's transparent and clear to everyone, not one where certain rich people havewhere c to unlimited funds because they're able to intimidates bec unelected bureaucrats into letting them have their way. it's farcical to say that every time a single bank fails, we'll have a crisis that will sink the whole system tha t call is a bluff that should othe be called otherwise going forward.g forward, iwill always b it will always be heads they win and tails we lose. >> and that's the angle. joining me now is omine molik, who's the founder and ceo of farahan partners. this broke amede, good to see you tonight. now, this broke just moments ago. silicon valley bank ceo timy opn theopolis says they arece conducting business as usualwitn within the united states and expect to resume cross-borde an?

transactions in the coming days. >> your reaction? >> well, this is probably just out of the receivership in theyu bankruptcy context that they put in a new ceo that they're going to try to keepevew whatever semblance of ordinaryie course that they can. noo mistake, i mean,hat will ultimately, what'll happen heres is that every equity holder of b this bank will be completelye eh wiped out. th and as you point out, that's the right thing. we didn't do that in 2008. s and if there's one silver lining in this terrible story,n is that every equity holder needs to be wiped out because's capitalism as you point out, that's capitalism. but roku isn't wiped out right ther ? >> roadblock.e depo that's it for palmira. their deposits aresits a covere. in that's right. i mean, look, inxt the context v the last few months, we've had s the largest ponzi scheme in u.s. history under we've had the second and third largest and failures with sbp signature.

and this administration made the decisiongnature. made to protect the depositors. i think it's ak n interestingits question. depositors are different thannd. equity holders and bondholders and the management teathat saimn my opinion. but that said i , i don't think you can retroactively applys to the rules here. i think there need to bee a a clean course of action and the administration didn't do that. it does smack of a white colla it does smacrt bailout, as you're pointingis ws out. it seems to me tha at this was a very politically connected group of folks in silicon we also hat do have undue influence. but we alsneedo need to be very considerate of contagion. we mae how do we make sure that this i government right now is notr evi responsible for every deposit ih in the country? e >> because it seems like that's the case. well, exactly. so my point and the angle was that while that the argumentto is , oh, there's goinga to be a contagion of contagion of run run on banks situation across c the country, your point is itot. could sweep the other way. so the contagion is just let

the money roll go over two hundred fifty thousand. the banks are going to be ultimately the banks are going to be ultimately rescued and the willi depositors will ultimately be made whole, even though e mademade whole e. think the b yeah, no, i mean, i think that the bank definitely should nots be rescued, nor the management team should. i mean, just take sbp for exr am example. i mean, this is not anthou institution that acted with without impunity. i mean, this is a this is an institution, quite frankly, that was more concerned with getting an a plus rating. dci policies didn't have a risk. manager at all last year, okay.s and conducted no risk k. management as it related to interest rate risk. so i wanwant thet to fail.e i think we're on the same pagei here. the only novel question foryou us was what to doe sayi with depositors? ng and you're saying that the depositors of this bank should be should lose t their assets because of the type of depositors that they are? i don't want the other regional

ba thatbanks to be harmed.use re that's the onlgiy pointanks are i'm making because regional banks are extremely importan pae in our country. we do not want every american to have to bank with the four largest too big to fail companies. so my big emphasis here is weto have to protect regional banks because of all the power largest is concentrated in the four largest banks. that's effectively, that's havg i do the government control our assets. and i don't think that's anything any othin's anything aa you only hav we to look to what happened in canada when you hada rethe truckers protesting the vaccine mandates to see that the government cao see thh n actually touch our bank accounts. the farther awfarther awayounts. more libe from the federal government, the more liberty and protection that we have. and i believe that regional banks i know do that they protect. >> i agree with you. yeah.you. yeah, i agree with you on the regional bank question. however, there is a rule in place that looks like it caneop be lifted whenever a connected group of people gets is the in trouble, which is the two hundred fifty thousand dollars limit. the rule is there, butr limimit. is th now itdy's

can just be dispensed with when somebody is abidance who arereee important for his reelection are upset. so i feel like that's a realos problem. om our jay, signature bank, we just got these videos from o jenaveve roche. we'll put it back up on the screen so i can actually genevieve roche decter, a money manager who has been on the show. she's terrific. she says shegnature spoke withe who worked at signature bank, which obviously ran into the same trouble for severallikw years, saying the management team was basically like the show, the office that waste money on things like producing parody videos. >> here's one of the ones she was talking about. watch this. so man y meetings, some banks will sell the souls. >> so they just guiliano. >> i wish they were all right.ty so, look, the only way we'rewe t going to do this thing is if we >> across fe start a bank. and of course, the federal government had to jump int because sunday night because th, one was going to go downe

as well. quickly, i madtake bage how cane banks like this seriously? and that certainly isn't one , r iously? e i i imagine you thought you tk should be protected. is sic look, of course.absurd what yo i mean, that is sickening and absurd. howeme. what you just showed me, buti ao it's kind of indicative of where we are. i'd also point out tha point ouy frank was on the board ofrony signature. and the irony of that, as someone who is the namesake of dodd-frank, who's now upset that, you know, the chickensth came home to roost here, no, we. it's can't be protecting these kinds of banks.hat will it's a broader point. some i'll close with laura, though. is that woke has ism has supplad merit across our country. and y single-membe and you're seeing the ramifications of that inappc the banking sector. atand we can't reward thathavio behavior whatsoever. whateou're right, we have to b very concerned about regular american people are getting the short end of the stick. i'm with youe. hundred percent on that. >> great made. great to see you tonight. thank you. it much. schif and nine months ago, economisto peter schiff came on this show . and offered a warning thanks to the federal reserve. >> everybodyhe has so much debt

that we can't afford to payest a the interestte rate high enoughh to fight inflation. but it is going to bige higheno enough to cause a massivean the recession and another financialo crisis that's worse than the one we had two thousand eight . joining me nowhi is schiffmselfs himself. he's the chief economist at global strategist at euron foun pacific capital . peter ken griffin, founder od f the hedge fund citadel,ec said the rescue package for silicon valley bank showsis american capitalism is breaking down beforfore oure eyes. agree >> ameree? well, american capitalism brokee down a long time ago. aand the latest bailout effort is just another nail in that coffin.. well, explain that for viewers the viewers. reaso >> well, you know, the reason that we are now having another financial crisis and it wouldt n already be a lot worse't if we hadn't made the mistake of backstopping all these insolvent banks. th they gotuse of the

insolvent was because of gt. the government, the federal reserve kept interest rates at zero for 12 years.s, quantitative easing. time and during that time, banks had pretty much everybody else loaded up on low yielding debt . but inha ordert leve to keep in rates that low, the federal reserve had to create massivee inflatio inflation. they called it quantitativn.eeqs easing, and the adverse really r show up last yeally started to shoeaw up last year when wegv had these big elevated inflation was he cpi. and so inflation was becoming such a burden on americans thatn the fed was forced inttoo taking action. and so it raised interest ratesu and tricked the bubble that inflated. are and now all these institutions are insolvent at higher interestrest rates. we have a bigger debt crisishave now than the one we had,which wo a thousand eight , which was also caused by the artificiallbg low interest rates that followed the bursting of the nasdaq bubble . en the fwhen the fed kept inter. rates at one percent, that inflated the housing inflated td

but this time zero percentiggerh inflated a much bigger bubble , which is why we're now having a much bigger financial crisis. buthatt none of this would have happened had we stayed with a free market. the free marke the free market would havefrom e purged the economy from all these excesses a long time ago. and instead of having a bubble, we would have had a genuineveryr recovery with real prosperity instead of the phony prosperitos iny that we've enjoyed.e >> and now the chickens have come home to roost. all right.s is rejecting >> larry summers is rejecting this idea that interes interests are behind this. watch us . these problems had much more to do with the failure of risk at i management at silicon valley bank. i also think that if we didn'td operate to contain inflation, we would have even highers. interest rates. and those even higher interestsl rates would make more financial problems, not less.

he so what's the problem here? theo he was the onene soundin sougm 1 the alarm on inflation and early twenty , twenty one year as well. what is it. ? >> is it risk management or the interest rates? well? , it's both. int but, you know, the low interest rates is what led to all the excessive risk taking and so did the moral hazard ofe the two eight two thousand nine bailouts. wall street learned the lesson. wall s that you can gamble and if youit win, you keep the profits. if you lose, the governmentn fo bailed you out. so that was part of the reason for the risk taking. but also government regulation, banking regulations, encouraged all banks to load up and on treasuries and mortgagefavora backed securities because of the favorable way they're treated fo trr accounting purposes haircuts .. they don't have to take any haircuts. they d ofpolicy the mark o a market. and so it's government policyus that caused all thised all. intenone of it would have happened had we not had the zero percent interest rates or the quantitative easing and inflation. unfortunately,quan is about to o through the roof because what pi

depresident biden said thatthesu nobody is going to have to payts for these bailouts, , he's wron. we're all going to pay through inflation because the federal reserve is financing it by printing money. and so the price of everything is going to go uisp. and in fact, bank deposits are more at risk now than ever before. re because inflation is because to destroy the value of everybody's savings.y's savings. peter , on that note, thank youn for joining us .o a all right. the democrats reaction to aru protntial run onn the banks isnt a lobby for more consumer protections, but more socials ae media censorship. the details and reaction st with steven miller and monica ephecrowley in a moment. >> stader just an actor who films the hit tv show empire here in chicago. told police he's the victim of a hate crime. i've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one . let me paint picture for you. those folks aren't going out at 2:00 in the morning on the cold

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in the months leading up to thet meltdown of the banking sector, it's important to remember what the biden team has. actually been up to . well, four weeks ago, president biden signed anr executive order requiring federal agenciesquiring fede tod agency equity teams to implement the president's equity mandate. now, just last week, he was bragging about what his massive budget plan is going to do. now, it's not protecting consumers, but rathet r how it will advance climate justice. and what about us treasurys

secretary? she's on top of everything righont? well, she's another first.ned janet yellen was more concerned with rebuilding ukraine than ensuring america's prosperouldis future. >> i'm proud to announce pthe transfer of in addition to the is the message i bringeni you from president biden deis simple. ukra america will stand with ukraine. for as long as it takes. hat is and here she was last week with what is not just alive. it looks awfully bad on the other side of the potential run of the banks . >> president's proposals prioritize growth enhancinnd gs investments that will build on the economic progressbueconoe made, along with significant tawithx reforms that will substantially reduce the deficit, improve our long run fiscal outlook and reduce fiscal risks. now, how's that reduction in risk looking now? >>janet?

here now s, stephen miller, former white house senior adviser under president trump, monica crowley, formerreasury. assistant secretary of the treasury. stephen , they're not asleep atv the wheel. they're wide awake and they're ing driving right off the cliff. it looks like whether it's the ukraine money or big, it's never going to turn off or anyg of the dire stuff they're doing. and meanwhile, it looks like there could be a continuedco run on some of these regional banks it . well, you're right, laura .'s al it's all del deliberate.ivere tk and it's a mistake to think t that they're tooor busy or they're too distracted or they're too confused. they have an agenda. the and you mentioned it.y ey have d they implemented this executivae order. they wrote it four weeks ago, the biden sign that says equity ,or dti, is the core mission of every single agency in the federal government.. in other words, they wantant toy to run the the country the way the executives at silicon valley bank ran thatwill have l institution, take huge, risky h gambles on crazy world projects ,crazy climate projects,

virtue signaling with no financial integrity, nol financial soundness underneath. and this whole country is going way siliy silicon valley bank, if we don't change becausion. and monica, you'll love this because you were so well,e treasury depararly whewon you were working at the treasury department thatmyou work st youo many long hours. but ahead of biden's speech this morningmornin, jen psaki ge us all some insight into hise. rigorous schedule. d as now, it's important to notet president biden does nothing at a night9:00 a.m. he is a nights so the fact that he is doingnyw this at nine am anyway speaks to how vital the white house recognize it is for him to have his voice out there. monica, are they kidding me? he's supposed to get a golda. star for doing something at i 9:00 a.m.. this is hards hard to lieve to >> so his former press secretary is now admitting on national television that the president of the united thei states i united ss not functional at.

nine o'clock in the morning. and shes ie said on him being h a night owl. but there are all of theseearly. stories saying now goes to bed early. so, i mean, wewe have have a pe president who's in the process of deliberately destroying the unitedis i states of americ. stephen is right. deli we have been making this pointr. a long time. if t if thihis all weren't deliberate from the take down of the u.s.,s economy, the wide open borderndc cities and collapse skollay hig- inflation, sky high crime rates, he would have changed ha. course by now. and he has said so again, they have set this country on at trajectory of absolute and utter ruiner to stephen'sa point about equity and his executive order shootingacuity us through the entire united states government. all of the executive branc to ah offices. this is cultural and economicra ecmarxist. there is no other way of putting it. woke esg, all of these things, social justice there, all euphemisms for culturalcuis and economic marxism.

m.and this is where we are, this long march of the socialistsns through our institutions over many decades. the chickens are coming homehome to roost now. these are all of these institutions. it's no longer about their core mission, whether it's bankingvet or running the federal government. t the fundamental o transformation of the nation. and now here wthe e arnae now.> >> stephen , anotheran alarming poinpot. michael shellenberger reported today that during a conference aboutcall about the silicon vay bank bailout, senator mark kelly asked representativess frt from the fed and the treasury tment and the department and th they had a way to censor information on social media to preventt a run on the banks. stephen , whether covid org something with ukraine owir their racism, racialization, racismn, censorshior they want censorship, period, and they don't need an excuse. thto censor. right.

>> that's right. they wrote the playbook with covid and now they're using it for everything.an you can't question their narrative on ukraine. you certainly can't question their narrative on critical race theory and gender theory. and now yo u can'yot even questions a joe biden's banking policies without democrats, senators calling for you to be censored. this is marxism.onic as monica said . the this isn't the old schoolt we liberalism that we grew upthis with . this is authoritarian marxistdo trying to squelch the free speech and the freedom of americans . the agius ad that now that we know that joe biden doesn't do anything at all until nine o'clock in the morning, if it's safe to say that we know if enemies attactack us itk, it be sometime between six and eight o'clock in the morning. in all likelihood, m because apparently joe biden will not be able to get out of bed all monica would stephen knowshon would have agreed to this kindab of a bailout. ail bank the bank. tion i don't know.

that's an interesting question. look, this banthk is so compelling. it's green energy all the way. the heavy democratic connections, including to maxine waters, inc gavin newsom include to gavin newsom.i th so i thinkin, look, these are very difficult political calculations when you're in an emergency. but we do know that there are heavy democratic ties between this ban k, the founders of the bank and heavy democratic players. it's bilateral. . his team are moving in.raw. yeah, we need subpoenas. i have to subpoena this, get to the bottom of it. absolutely. absolutely. it's got to be consequences for. this nonsense. republ and republicanicans shoulds ande these bailouts, period. you end of story. steve and monica, great to see surprising moments in both. pres now the oscars most surprising moments. and president biden reveals what he consideridals what hs th a sinful policy. raymond arroyo has all the details seen and seen the details seen and seen to bring you this. she's a hero moment. chefs are m. oh, she can't do that. she's a girl.

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later. >> did you see any of this? not one minute. not one , as i suspect you'll never get that time back . well, hugh grant, like, no, go ahead. >> as i say, you know whatbig s i watch? i'm reading and i watch the big iti wantedshort. i've seen it before, butinancial i wanted her to sort of remember what the whole bill financial meltdown. oh, what it's really all about.a liat a clumsy sort of evening the ingrams have at home. yeah. hugh grant.ise if y laura , like souo many not want t of us , did not want to be at timbs the oscars. and singer tim is apparently di. didn't care who the hell was h there. that's her. there wa there ws the two stori mosquito netting blocking the view of half the orchestra behind her house. not kns allowed in with get up. i do not know. that's permanent blocking, that is . but i got to tell you that the the truth, is the oscars were. pretty poky affair this year, but there were some nice moments, like when actor kiwi quan, who as a child was in goonies and indiana jones when he won best actor watch

my journey started on a boat.ar >> i spenton a yea ar in a refue camp and somehow i ended upywoo' here on hollywood's biggest stage. this this is the american dream. >> laura , there was a marked emphasis here to not get into p politics and when was the lasta time you heard the american dream celebrated at the oscars? >> now and hagop best supporting actor, he looks the same as they looked in goonies. he's adorable. it does. and polish. he was so cutehosed .ji cou host jimmy kimmel couldn't help but drop jan stroke, but it was received with all the warmth of liz cheney trump rally. >> it went nowhere. and i'm not even going to play well. i didn't watch, as i said , but i did see a tweet. raymon from npr duringst the broadcast breaking michelle yow wins the oscar for besttory actress, making history as the a

first person who identifies as asian to win the award. what>> howke that? do you like ? can't you just first just give her the the oscar, the first person? how about the first woman?n? and she doesn't identify asian. as asian. she is asian. she was born in malaysia, for goodness sake. thisn malays is unbelievable. and i have to share this. this is a rather odd bite. we came across it today.t call you might call it's from the daily show. it's probably the worst foreign. language performance by a mostly sentient politician. this is a reaction to ron desantis medical boards santosr bidding gender transforg surgeries to childrergeries n c. >> trans >> see if you can follow this.gd transgender kids is a reallyrida hard thing. what's going on in florida is ,o as my mother would sayul, closee to sinful. i mean, it's just terrible whatk they're doing. it's not like, you know,kid wakd wakes up one morning and says, you know, i decided i want to become a man or i want to become a woman or i want

to change. i mean, what what what what are they thinking about here? it just to me is i don't know, it's cruel. >> laura , i've going to let you react first. >> it's cruel, laura . it's cruel. >> the man does not know fromir subject, verb, direct object ors any given sentence is going, gut first of all. and the argument is those arguments, those are random thoughts ricocheting around ricochollow w out of his. but the idea that it's he's talking about sinful this and protecting kids when, ron desantis actually isco protecting kids, as are european countries that are rejecting all of this. rejecting all this.. now, the united states is on the wrong side of this issue. but, laura , i doubt if mama bin pared consider it sinful to let parents have a say in ch the surgery that could alter their child's future forever. we're talking about bannings an these gender blockers and surgeries for children. not everybody. and i can't believe i made this

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dog american airlines, the two t men who will most likely face of f the republican nominationr no in 2020 four are now tracking s each other. well, into campaigt n stops, aam least, donald trump held a big campaign event in davenport, iowa, tonight. just three days after floridagon gop gov. ron desantis spoke before several hundred in a casino room in the same town now dispensing with the niceties for his home statfor e governor trump went full frontal, no ron desantis strongly opposed ethanol. >> do you know that? weand we don't even know if noti

he's running, but i might say,e was applying on he's not i running. i'll say he was fine on ethanol. he strongly opposed ethano>> hel and fought against it at every turn. and he also fought againstfo social securitught againy. he wanted to decimate it and voted against it times. that's a bad one. he a three times, voted against social security. that's a bad one .ca he also votered to severely cu tll not be he medicare. >> i wiladl not be cutting medicare and i will not be cutting social security. >> now, desantis cutti still hasn'tto announced he's going to run and still hasn't responded tru to trump. >> the closest he comes is this. if you look at my administration, part of the reason we're able to do well, you know, they're not leaking to the media.we we d don't havone palace intrig. we don't have any drama. it's just execution every single day. and we end up beating the left every single day for four years. again, meanwhile, mike penceer at the annual r gloves off and hit trump at the annualub elite gathering of the gridiron club, saying that i had nohi

right to overturn the election and his reckless wordsrecklessch endangered my family and everyone at the capitol that day. and i know that histori knowy will hold donald trump accountable. >> joining me now is miranda devine, columnisaccountablt forw york post, and byron york,ponde chief political correspondent at the washington examiner. both fox news contributorn. contributors, iren, your reaction first to trump deciding to come out so hard inh this iowa event tonight against desantis? >> you know, it's not only him hitting the santurce hard, but r it's how he did it.ao it's it's really extraordinary. nt trump iwhat former presidentp is doing now. he revived the grandmother in a wheelchair off the cliff critique of republicans. what h de did was he went back to a 2012 democratic attack on paul ryan , saying that republicans aying t want to cut medicare and theyo c want to cut social securitial y

and there was even an ad madee of a of a paul ryan figure, thly pushiliterally pushing an n in a wheelchair off the cliff ts and she's in terro in terrorr. a she falls down into the water and trump actually is endorsings seeing that as a way of attacking ron desantis, because when ron desantis was in the house, he voted for reso nonbinding resolutions, whichlut woul went wad favor some way, sy to cut the expenses of social security and medicare in the future. so thifutures the question is , is this really going to playwe i with republican audiences? and we'll find out soon enough t . well, it worked against mittn. romney and paul ryan , correct? what's worked for democrats dem against them? >>ocrats it worked for democrat. i mean, it did, but is it going. yeah republica, but in a republn primary, is it going to work? >> well, that's a fair question, miranda. and look, trump hits hard hard desantisand desantis hasn't evef in the race yet. but we're fast forwardinasardins

to the first debate is that that's probably going to beatcht the most watched debate ofe of t primary season ever, because it's going to be the two'se theu finally on stage. o you think that take ron desantis will finally take the gloves off against president trump? >> yeah, look, i think it's the prospect is certainly for observers like us , absolutely fascinating. absolute it's the young buck who's nowe challenging the alpha buck. eve but i don't think that trumps gs is really even taking his gloves off off yet. so far , i think he's just is circling ron desantis, sizing him up, trying outline, seeing if they work. >> so far , they've all been t. e toddf rhondda sanctimonious hasn't worked. i think he tried ron desanti trs in iowa.k i think that works.orks. and he's going back really 2012. a long way to 2012. i don't thinthink that wilk thak either, because, you know, ron desantis is known now for

his great successes in florida that just wipes out anything else previously. so i think it's interesting also that ron desantis has not p attacked trump because, you it to belovedwill have to by the base that i think he'llr have to be very careful about what he does. and he, i think, will remainnd s respectful and just showachievem showcase his own achievementsenn tsand talents. t how and trump will also have to be careful about how much hemuch h e destroys or tries to destroy the florida governor because ron desantis is the future of the party and he doesn't want to be seen to be a . >> now, i'm not sure the rules apply those old rule. i don't think those old rules wi apply. s byron, you've written abouty. this extensively. at som, at some point, ifafter h you're going to take down the king, you've got to gon' after the king right? i mean, i don't think dance and dancing around donald trump is going to do it this time. own reche's hore has his own r which was fantastic.

astic. and most of us supported his toa policies. but if you're going to tryke th to take him down, you're goingdn to have to take him down. >> and the question is , what we saw in 2016 i mean, is trumph systematically demolished republict afterto do nen another and he'll certainly tryt to do again now when when trumpp appeared in south carolinaea thk several weeks ago, i was down there and asked a number of of they didn't like his his attacks on desantis. so we'll see if he continues to do that because the audience doesn't really love it. i think the substance ofpolicied the policies and the economy that is goin g to decide this election, who can fix this the economy and help the american i think people. k that's the best the best points, guys. great to see youyo tonight.. thank you both.hen i wawhat i was up to today.er whew you wonderas where i was.will f yes.ig well, maybe you'll figure it out the last bite next lab diamonds, the smart by the

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