the time we have left thisa with evening. tomorrow, we will be in iowa with former president donald trump for exclusive town hall. going to b pare a part of the audience. just go to hannity .com. yoan your tickets are free. wa. and i can't wait to see you all in iowa. i wish the fare was going on . i like fried twinkiess and pickles and oreos and pork chop on a state. love it all. anyway, set your dvr and never r miss an episode. in the meantime, let not your heart be trouble. pete hegseth imploring mike lindellanwhil. great to see my friend. is in e you ? well, john , good. how you doing? i wish i could take it forcan'ta the . good to see you .o can't waitsee tomo to watcrrh mw my great, great show. all right.ee thanks, pete. >> t you too. thank you . >> got it. this is well, i'm pete hegseth, in for laura ingraham. wed this is a special edition of the incremental. >> with e start tonight with a , news alert. moments ago, you saw it despite severe division within the gop, the house did pass the biden the debt ceiling deal by a vote of three 1vo4 to one.in

>> seventy majority democrats in that vote actually. joining me now live from capitol hill is fox news senior congressional correspondent c chatgpt graham. d chad, what, if anything, surprise you ? we expected to pass, buta robust by this margin, it was a robust vote for a bill that noon from one liked, a bipartisan coalition frompartie both partis supported the bill, but more democrats supportedhe the bill than gop members.an one hundred forty nine republicans voted yes. one hundred sixty five democrats voted yes. house minority leader hakeem jeffries touted>> democratic support for the bill earlier today, 29 house republicans voted to defaultagrn on our nation's debt and against an agreement that you negotiated straight magon. republicans attempted to takeate contrompl of the house floor. >> democrats took it back . >> the bill now goes to the senate. conservatives are criticizing the bill there. mike leehere rand paul and randt

the senate to consider an alternative rather than offering substantive solutions. sstackle the root causes of our fiscal woes and appears to be a palliative pill. it's a bad deal for america, a a missed opportunity to confront or bad challenges, n abdication of our responsibility to protec t. americans economic security and well-being. >> it's unclear ifcleaif or oths will slow down the bill iny lear the senate. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the markets need assurances soon. before we get to the senate, i want to get to at the moment,h was there a pile on effecter hee where people realized the bill s is going to pass. so more republicans votedn we against it than we expected? >> yeah, it was interesting when i talked to an awful lotd s of members, they would say they were undecided and i'vee ol always described this as likemi the old michy cerealy commercials whercee everybody no would go around the table

and nobody would eat the cereal onceonce the they realized. 0s if you remember the commercials back from the 70s and the 80s, once mickey started to eat the cereal, all the other brothers at the table starters d to eat the cereal to the same thing happens on capitol hill. once they realizednghill, theyd the votes to pass this,this everybody says, oh, i should vote for that. too.also dem also, democrats were waiting to see if republicans couldvo deliver their votes. now, hakeem jeffries said he wanted to see 100 , jus 50 republicans on the board. they were just shy of thatf one . thforty nine . >> but democrats carried most of the freight on the floor tonight. they d they did into the senat >> what's what would republicans who don't like this bill , what recourse would they have? is it likely to pass well,? >> well, they can take up votes some time. you have to get 60 votes also ar to overcome a filibuster there. but they also ar te mindfuhel tt they need to get this done mitch by monday or the markets, as mitch mcconnell indicated,cti are going to react ina nega a negative fashion. mike lee ranhiond paul , they he both said we don't want to gum up the works here, but we want

amend comments to be considered. now, chuck schumer, the democratic leader, he was orasked today whether or not there would be amendments. he said , well, we can't changie the bill because if you altere f the bill in the senate, you have to bounce i tt they back to the house ofe representative . o is givepeopleually d people an amendmen timt some tie to debate. and then what they do is theyto raise the bar, they submit thata amendment to a 60 vote threshold. so they make sur thee that the amendment does not pass . >> hmm. interesting.l your chad, thank you very much for all your work. an >> all right. joining me now is northt carolina congressman dan bishop, who voted against the bill, and wisconsin congressman derek van orden, who vote congresd for the bill. so, congressman bishop, a few. minutes go joe biden put outts a statement, said this. this agreement is good news foo the american people and the american economy. opposeicanone hundred and sixty five democrats voted for it. you opposed it. is it good news for indic the american people? i think they indication inn

the vote that more democrats voted for the bill thadid,n republican did. and of course, republicans haveh a larger number of members ibert the chamber is a sign who got te the best of the deal and that the the benefits of the deal, as sold by the leadership, have not they haven't been square. with the american people about i biggest problem of all is that m the debt limit by kevin mccarthy's own initiative and without the advance agreemenreement t of the conferw is stretched out a year longerdn than we proposed to do.e and the incurrence of probably t nobody has an exact number because they didn't specify it in the bill. they should haveght the four , maybe more in additional debt on the american people is tod wi be incurred without anyun ity to copportunity to come agan and try to gain more in terms of real and substantial benefit. so it's a missed opportunity. obviously, the biggest problem is split the republican conference deeply. ow and now kevin mccarthy's got the yeure out how we reacquire

the unity that we startedof the the year with after the as a result, contest fors the speaker's election. i want to ge t to that.moment, i want to get to that inan a moment. but representative van orden, are you concerne d by we thought maybe thirty five or 40 republicans would vote against it. >> the number wa vote.s seventy one and the finalocrats vote . >> are you concerned by the fact that so many democrats liked and so many conservative. republicans didn't? >> no, i'm noti'm not at. i i'm not at all. tha there's a lot of people talkingk about what is not in thatpeople bill . but let's talk about what is ine that bill . it protects the people that seniors.built this nation. those are our seniors.protected it protects the people that protected this nation. those are our veterans. it n protects the people that feed this nation. those are our farmers by making sure that our biofuel industriesre remain viable and t helps the people most in need sf in the united states of c america. i'm on the staff committeen on purpose because i was raised in poverty, in food stamps. so what this does is it allows t woese folks to get back into

the workforce because we haven real work requirements in thisin bill for the first time in all a very long time. and it allows people the dignity to be able to support their own families. repu so, no, i'm not worried about how many republicans didn't vote for this. as asure we're all going to get together on monday again and we're going to work together as a conference because that's what adultsus do. governing is very difficult ver and we're at it hard here in it the house. >> i'm curious real quick, congressman van orden, what dida you hear from constituents liker on balance, where they for or against this? >> was there was there a sense>? in your office you know what? >> it was about 50 50.e's and the reason being is that there's a lot of stuff being put out by the vitamin situation saying that veterans benefits are going to get cut. that wasth a lieat w.'re sa cut.ey're saying that social security, medicare are going to get cut. that was a lie.. so a lot of the constituents that i have were concerned about their benefits. i was with a ninety three year old korean war veteran at an american legion in sparta, wisconsin, who was shaken to the cor arta wise because he thought goi

get hi not going to get his veteran's benefits. and that's the direct results vf incredibly disingenuous messaging by the biden administration and its incredi unacceptable. ut >> representative bishop, you talked about unity. there wasn't a lot ot f unity on the floor tonight. the floor there are some that he that a suggested, yourself included, that emotion vacate couldre become part of this process. are we at that point where the man on the screen right bece now, his job is in jeopardy because of the vote? u i mean, donity you is unityu do' standing behind him, even ifevet you don't agree on everything?ee or is he got to be with you all the time? we're noont going to agree on everything that no one everwe has such an expectatio camn. sae but we came to a resolution ofhe our our disagreements at the beginning of the year whenin kevin became speaker around an agreement that was specifi c in terms and it had certain key components.s violat kevin has violated one of those in the negotiations. >> he undertook the so that, agreement produced until now inr amazing unity and the ability to work effectively as an

majority that unfortunately has been damaged badly. hapsor perhaps destroyed. i think we have to look now to kevin and see what his next >>ve is to see if that can be recovered by how we get pacifically. well, there are specific termsee about that, that he would reduc le committed to reducing discretionary spending to the twenty , twenty two levels that didn't occur in its entirety inh this bill . and furthermore, walthoughe alth spent all these months having c conferences and stayinonfeg in touch across the conference to keep people in the loop here.reff, for the first time, o do a negotiation kevin , and all for the firstnoe time to do a negotiation on his own and without notice, no he td only did he double the amount of debt the nation was goingotin to incur before we get back, into the negotiationhe again, he abandoned that core tenet of the agreement. was and so at the very least, sog t will -- that you say you will or would you support him based on what a you know right now?of >> the do you support? kevin mccarthy as the speaker of the house?

well, there's a question that must be answered, whicho is what?forw how does this get rectified? i don't thinark you justd after go forward after he's abandonede the agreement that we enteredred the congress underer a and just hope for the best. i think it'll get worse wo and worse because this becauseeo people were so badly abused, by the way the negotiation wasgo handlen d. >> >> representative van orden, last word real quick. i mean, colleagues talkings >> it breaks in trust. >> what do you make of it? i think that monday morning we're going to gety wind back together as a conference, probably kind of drinking a cupe of coffee with my colleague, mr. bishop. and we're going to mak me sureit that we work for the peopleus that represented us . >> so the seven hundreso tdhe to fifty thousandusan people of t wisconsin's 3rd congressional district sent me to washington, d.c.ington, the to work for th. and this bill worked ford thos our seniors, our vets, sup our farmers and those most in need. i'm very proud to support it. u and i have the utmostis confidence in kevin mccarthy'srs leadership.

this conference is going to wor going k together because we'rest of th all adults and we're putting the best interest of the unitedo states of america over our own personal interest. and that's how you're supposedve to govern. and that's exactlyrn ands what the house of representatives is doing. and we proved it todaye . well, the speaker made a deal congit did pass . >> we'll see what the future holds. congressman bishop and van orden, thank you very much. andall right. now to more breaking news from the hill house oversight committee. , houschair james comey sayscome he's starting contempt of congress proceedingsr against fbi director christopher wray. >> now, comber gavntempt oe they nearly a month to turn over a document related to a a potential criminal bribery scheme involving then vice do president joe biden. the fbi didn't produce iheme int and offered instead to show it to colmer. that's not really how subpoena i work. so ray's finding himself init a bit of a pickle as all that's happening. this disgraced former fbi head y james comey, he's out on an publicity tour, speaking to allt the usual suspects and , of

course, defending his successor director raise a person of principle. and so i'm sure he's tryin inciple gright to ascertain what's the right thing to do consistent with department of justice policy. are consartment ofusticetraditi. and these are the kind of o the kerfuffles that blow up every so often in d.c. now it's ensnared the fbi. it'lit'sl pass .>> it will >> it'll pass . all right. joinin pass. g me now is johnr of radclyffe, former director of national intelligence under president trump. john , this person of principle seems to be slow walkinged. and investigation. we checked. it doesn't seeit doem --m it cob be wrong on this.i you might know that a previoushe fbeni director has been held in contempt. can they do it? i mean, where does the showdown go ? >> yeah.so, th so, pete, i think we heard from not one , not two , but s three whistle blowers that said that when it comes to investigations into the bidens, , the fbi and the gn department of justice were giving preferential treatment and were slow walking aspects

of the investigation. wray's a and christopher ray's actionse as director here with regard fd3 to this fauci ten , see twenty three really would seem to support the whistleblower's contentions to that. look, this th lo legally directory does not have any legal basis to not comply with this congressional oversight subpoena. this is a this is not a top n secret document. it's not a secret document.se there are nocu nationarityl secy concerns here. this is and unknown classified document. ment.and what directory is now, taking the position is , well, doj won't let us turn it over because we've got to protect sources and methods. gotten well, there was a time where an fbi director could have gotten away with that. bu e last st after the last six ory seven years between nddirector comey and director ray, a litany of fbi abusese that have primarily gone one way against one party, there's no capital , there's noa goodwill built up. there's no trust for director ,.

especially since we heard this before. in 2017, it was director wrayr y when when the nunez fire memo came out, we wanted to seens those files applications. he said we'd be jeopardizing sources and methods and that it would cause exceptionally grave damage to our national security. well, it turns outy.s out the y thing it was protecting was accr 17 violations of the law by the fbi. the inspecaccording to the insp general. so this is kinsad of more ofou the same. and i think that director has run out of roptoe with respect to republicans and from a legal standpoint, he's going to lose this battle. the fbi is created by congressga and congress has an oversight role here. there's no legal privilege. there's no constitutional privilege. and i would expect that james jamie comey to move forward with this contempthiempt proceeding will .d >> and it feels like sources how many times we're sources, ti led methods revealed or compromised when topics with less with evenmp more gravity were leaked to the i press against donald trump .e hi i meand , they've hid behind tht

now. they're now they're saying hee can'can't present it. ultimately, hannity, just a few minutes ago, james comey, congressman komar, wast even on saying he wouldn't even admit it. christopher, that the documentan existed. >> so it's digging and digging and digging that leads to even any of this comingng comingt to the surface. s so you're right that there is no trust in this process. but if let's say let's say heoe is held in contempt or the document does come out, do you think we're able to draw it connections here? >> if it is true? well, you know, the point is ,rg you know, the underlying allegation, accordin accordig to sources here, pete, is that r a foreign national offereded fon five million dollar bribelicy to joe biden for foreign policy direction or considerations. and again, if we were talking about protecting sources or our intelligence collections,

intelligence streams, as itou related to foreign nationals, you'd expect this documentor top to be marked secret or top secret. and this >>f is an unclassified document. and so, you know, and the pointn about jim comey weighing inlove on this, the guy lovesgiving the sound of his voice when he's giving interviews that aret not under oath, but whenun he's offered the opportunity to testify under oath, like john durham did, to talk about the litany of abuses that took i place in the durham report. he refused to cooperate. so even though john durham did not subpoena jim comey, i hope p that house republicans will ,ho because, pete, his testimony from march of twenty , seventeen and from december ofy 2018 is entirely inconsistent. with the durham report. and someone, even if he wants to assert the fifth amendment right against self incrimination, needs to ask himh certain questions under oath. they need to tald k to ask him.

you know, you were asked dozens of questions about the russia gate and trump russia collusion and you never once mentionedu ne the fact that you were awareu we and were briefed of the hillaryo clinton intelligence plan and the fact that you offeredd a million to christopher steele for this to corroborate steele dossier and couldn't do that. so those arere the types of questions that i'd like to see jim comey asked under oath. >> yeah, there's no reason for the house oversight committee to bacs atk down on this at allp just letting you see the paperso . >> notu ry m goinguch to cut is john , thank you very much.g noo all right. bacwhat conservatives are doing now to fight back against any business alignin witg itselfg with radical left wing policies. baseball great curpolicies t schillingd goya and gooya ceo bob yunan way are here next with reaction. >> stay right there. >> we will not be doing any negotiation over the debt ceiling fight and refuse to negotiate.

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>> we've been calling for thisar for a long time. and finally, conservatives ares flexing their muscles on multiple fronts against woke le frocorporatnte america, which wi we'll get to in a momenta with goya foods ceo bob yinon.fc eobut first to the baseballl knw diamond. you all know how outragedan t christians are and ought to be over the l.a. dodgers planinduln to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence durine gfai

a team's pride night nexart wit month. >> if you're not familiar with the work of the sisters who are actually not sisters,ou. check this out. >> i take it. g. take that down. it's disgusting. it's evil. am that's what america's pastime gr has come to because of garbage e like that. even some of the players are speaking out. dodgers pitchedos pitcher and ld clayton kershaw pushed to organize a christian faithe t day in response, which will happen. but perhap s the most impactful statement came from his teammate blake triennium, who posted this on twitter through a pastor this . i'm disappointed to see the sisters of perpetual indulgence being honoredg honore as heroes at dodger stadium. many of their performances, like the ones you just sawar blasphemous and their work

only displays hate and mockery of catholics and the christian faith. he goe chris to talk about his convictions in jesus christ, always coming first and playingg is just a privilege. and now we're learning tonighte. i at the california stateo hono legislature is planning to honor one of the so-called sisters for its pride night.'s g >> of course, california down. is going to double down. schill >> joining me now is curt schilling, who spent 20 seasons as a major league baseball pitcher. curt, you were basebal willing k out a lot during your careerr ce and after. out >> how much are these players ta risking by putting out >>e juement like that? st say i waswell, let me just ss listening to the piece before this and i got i to tell you ,e i am i'm repulsed here. people like james comey and brennan and shrock and all these other people use the words men of characteren the and honor and integrity when they absolutely butchered the meaning of everyabsolu one a those words.at but that'she but as the father y a newly minted united states marine, i despise people likese that using the words honorng

and integrity. so anyway, sorry about that,nd but i wanted to say i just got and i'm very thankful that my video wasn't working to see that video again. again. iit is . here's the thing.picked the dodgers clearl ay pick night the side, right? i mean, they were going to have this night and a christian group, a catholic group came out in and said, know you know what?on and this is incredibly offensivesaid to our religion. and the dodgers said , okay, we'll cancel it. well, then this small minority of very vocal people got up ins arms and the dodgers recanted. so they picked the sid e. we would rather offend catholics than we woulde si the sistersters, whatever bad d dancing on poles they call themselvesn poll, i don't even . point being, they pickhing the side. and if not one thing has not ben seen over the last 30 days, it's that we w conservatives ari capitalism is a wonderful thing. thing. what we're doing to the companies that are going broke and the value that they're dropping, the billions i'llbillions of dollars need to be the wake up call because. and i'll ask you this question

. in the last two years, have you seen a liberal trans t boycott that has negatively impacted the bottom line of i hampany to the point it's been reported in the news? >> i haven't no. i mean, that's a that's a greaty point. no, because you know? why? you know why? because there aren't that many. of them.i and that's not that's neither here nor there. mat i don't care.watc i really don't. it's offensive material.don' i don't t watch it.s hell i don't care. but i sure as know baseball g fans don't go to the game to see this, much less honoring these people. >> what are they being honored for? i don't care aboutme their lifestyle. >> don't. that's a goo d on me. jus don't put. me. >> yeah.i don't just don't feel like i don't tont to have to . >> but there are other playersin that have that have been forceds to apologize for speaking outt n about. >> but we've got about a blue jays player. i was very saddened to see mr.ts bosc have to recant his statement because, listen, if wy

if the media had been this way when i played, i don't knowaree that i would have had as long dd a career as i did, i think orhi because, listen, this is and this is a fact, your abilityto k to speak out against causes fo and your ability to speak for your and stand for i your principles and morals is directly tied to the valueban of your contract, your area or if average.e gett if you're the twenty fourth player on the roster, you're getting cut. yo sent down or you're getting traded. there are people in toronto, there's a writer in toronto rel playng for the release of a player because of his stance.c and it's not a stance against other beliefs. it's a stancs e on his principls and beliefs. now, when they do thise li, whep the liberals do this, we'reolern to respect it. right? ane do're supposed to be tolerantmo of their beliefs. and for the mostn't we do.m jut i don't care. to i'm not going to say that.i' i'm not going to watch. tur i'm not going to turn the channel. but when we do it, when we stand for our principles,d ne the world needs to turn on itsnn axis for them.n and it's it's repulsive. yeah.hem. it's offensive. >> and the fact that we're being spun the other way. pl

>> absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. >> pbsolutely., thank you .ctivm >> great, great perspective from someone who's been there. h and now to the second way. conservatives are flexing their muscles against corporateg america. >> that, as you know, is increasingly aligning itself, not just against traditional values, but intr support. as kirk just said aditl values e left wing social agendas. bud light, target, kohl's, they're all making taking massive hits and their profit.p well, next up is a name we didn't expect to seeto see on the lis ot, possibly. >> and that's chick fil a , bee fast food chain known for being closed on sundays due to the founders. christian faith is now facing calls for a boycott over accusations of being woke. >> many in social mediaing to pointing to the chain's diversity, equity and inclusion websitersion e and that it has a dea executive on the payroll. >> both have been there for years, but they just now got noticed and are going viral. of course, the great irony heri is that chick fil a has faced boycotts from the left over and their traditional values over and over again for yearsr agai and yet continue

to stand strong, which makes this turn to die, or at least the revelation of it a little bit disorienting. diw is bob me no ce nottoway, ceo of goya foods. bob , you know, i didn't seee se this one coming. it's but is this reallylight's the same as bud light's trans can or target's tuck it in?oo >> i mean, if you look at the website for chick fil a ,ta they talk still talk about honoring god .issi that is the pursuiton their mission statement. >> how do you . is this the same? just h >> well, first of all, i you know, we just had memorial day pass .r and thank you for your services and for our freedom to thislike country where a generation has y only known freedom. and i like the analogy of the guy that built dubai who said his grandfather rodel t a camel, etc., said strongai people hard times create stronge people, strong people createti easyme times, easy times createn weak and soft people. d soand so people create hardtoh

times.er and if we don't get our acwe'rt together, we're going to beck riding camels and rickshaws pretty soon. shawas far as the boycotts go , i have an easy solution. t they should have come to mein first because all you got to doe is bring in aoc and haveyour a boycott. your company compa and our sale. when she did that to us, shelest was eating her own. our sales went through the roof. but but seriously, and we made her honorary employee of the year for boosting the thing, for donating four and a half million pounds t of food, working with the with the obamas, working with president trump and saying we were blessed. i us e the word blessed. and that everybody off.tantly,h but more importantlyis, this isn't about boycotts, as curt schilling said . and got d bless his son .er and semper fi, as kurt said ,wa you know, we are in a war.s we what i'm saying is we are inar o gowar of good versus evil, good versus welcomeness.

greed, pride. pride is a sin.sin, indulgence is a sin.indulgen i've seen the video on the sisters of perpetual indulgence . fic. it's horrific. it's a war against w the counterculture, a war against a family, against a child. explo abusingthere's our children and is no age limit. e in when you don't respect life into the , you're not respected out of the world. there is no line is not a blurred line. they've taken away the line.t we're not respecting life now.ew respec dt operations, avoid thi pov, is it? do you have to have a mission statement? that's iron clad?r is it a board of directorss stoc thing? like how does this stuff sneakwu and how do you armel how doesf. it stick? >> t and whaheset these big com, are run by investment funds,rock roe black rocks. one of the biggest investors inn target is blackrock. .they have their agenda. they're not firing their president. laura ingraham almos t three years ago asked me if i was going to apologize. i said, , no,ze. you apologize

and then you're fired. you've got to have kahunas, right? i will translate that later. al you have to have kahunas. trans you have to have courage. and they're run by these corporate funds, these investment funds that have no fs agenda except to bring in. to bi this was another word forngn wo communism. which is communism. they don't give a crap about they don't give a about the people. you know, they don'tpeople. nies they're setting the agenda. it's nothe boa the companies ans the board who was put in by these woke people, >>vestment concertizing company . >> whyha areve these boardsrd and get, you know, they're killing our four one ks to destroying it. we are going down and you know, latino also.from we come from countries wherestrt they're destroying the company ,moving awayompany, from god .d we've got to move toward god and we got to absolutely mov say, you know, we got to movesat toward salvation, culture. me

>> amen. amen. and and cultures are difficult to protect. on you've done that at gooyaguy i and you've you've not backed down. bob d not backed, thank you so e >> all right.thin what's the worst thing could happen at your college graduation? >> and who is the us puttinge uo our future in the hands of?answr raymond arroyo hass allthat's n the answers and seen and unseen. >> that's next. you need people like me so you can point your fingers. let's say, does the bad guy. what's the secret of america? money, khaleed. we've got to do some business. i got to do this one thing and then i'm out. we've got to make the money first. then we get the money. you get it from, then you get the money. you only exist out here because of me, the police. i am not doing the street.

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>> 2016 presidential candidateis chris christie is throwing his hat in the ring, announcing at a new hampshire town hall on wednesday in des moines, iowa, former vice currident mike pence, who is currently polling below four percent, will alsg beloo o announce. >> and also on wednesday, north, dakota governor doug burgum nork is expected to launch a bid. i didn't have burgum on my presidential bingo card. >> so the big question now is who asked for any of this? >> joining me now is benme dominants, fox news contributorr and editor at large for the spectator, and chris bedford, executive and editor fe the common sense society. >> now, ben,ty i've traveled you have. rehaven't met a single republican who y said , you knoi ,who would be great in the white house. doug burgum,oug or chris chris? ,have you ? >> well, you haven't met the burgeoning burgum fandom that's just sweeping the nation. i mean, it's obviously,g goin

you know, the biggest thing that's going on right now in american politics is just the excitement for burgum. look, you know, we have to keep in mind that politicians oftenon run out of things to do, and that's when they muck about in our lives in ways that prover prove to be truly irritating and bad. .for us . and so let's just acknowledge daat running for president is sometimes the least damaging thing that they ca cann actuallo when it comes to the ramifications for our lives. and as for the effect that they have in terms of wheth the cycle, i think a big factorh hererist is whether chris chrise can get on the debate stage or not. if he can,if h i think that henw absolutely seems to have a target in mind for he' who hes going to go after.i th i think wein all know who that is and i think the really question is if he can pull highf enough, especially in the state >> new hampshire, in order to make it to that stage,kristi chris , ben mentioned christie's team actually told axios what they can expect from his campaign. >> here's what christie's s camt

said . be joyful and hitting a hopeful note. be authenticie, happy warrior, and then punch donald trump in e the nose. so a happy warrior who punches donald trump in the nose running a national race. >> chris , you know, people get people should you would usuallyt be hesitant to get intoke the ring with donald trump . it'sa bunch a bunch of nerds gg into the ring with the wwe wrestler. he wwet chris christie's been te before. but, you know, he's the kind o'f guy i've been thinking about bem a lot lately before he threw his hat in the ring because he's kind of the ghost of christmas past for why someone like ron desantis would run now as opposed to maybew int waiting his turn wheneawa chris christie ran in 2016itin,e was kind of it has been at thate point, he had some weaknesses. a lot ofeople had gotten fig sick of him. he'd been he'd been fightingr the previous four years with the romney campaign. ye2012 was really when he wasbi a big person in the republican spotlight. that was probably when he hado i the best chance to actually win the nomination. so i think thanomit was somethi that was definitely on teamtimp' to sanders's mind when they decided to jump in now, as opposeds y decidep in waitin.

but what's interesting of all t these candidates, the only ones who are running in the populous lanes are desantis and donalloud trump . the rest of them are running decidedly 2012 campaigns or 2008 campaigns. and that's kind of wilde wh because, well, the donor classie is certainly still in the 2012 h lanes. the votersn shown time and time again that they want something i don't more populist. absolutely right.e i don't know what the twenty re twelve lane looks like, but it doesn't feel like that moment. >> ben. real quick, here's wha tteamt althe morning team said about al these others jumped in the race. >> watch the more th. the more that jump in, isn't that ultimately better for trump ? trp? if they all have mealy mouthedm criticisms of him and he comeshs in the way he did last time?hapd this is this is exactly what2016 happened with with trump in 2016. right. this is best case scenario. for donald trump .ase-scen >> i don't like agreeing i with them, ben, but isn't thatce the case? enator i no, it isn't the case.n the race and here's the big factor here.m the only senator in the races

right now is tim scott.arou you had a ton of senators running last time around.hink t you had much bigger names who are fighting over, i think, the same portion of the pie.to to chris's point, i think that all of these other candidates, all of these non trump non desantis candidates are really kind of squabbling over the bits of the republican coalition that is left over from the past. they're not people who areno going to be leading, i think, going forward. and that really amounts to ,e se i think, a sideshow that canthe have some effectst runners but isn't likely to change thing on the frontrunners, but really isn't likely to change things the way that we saw things p carved up in bigger chunksac back in 2016. >>k in so, chris , i guess, ben' you're arguing it's trump desantis race. usually there's a bump afterthee announcement. desantis is it's been very modest, if any footin >> do you see him recovering his footing here, chris ? thinki think it's certainlyve e possible. but folks have been saying thaty trump has had the racee' to himself for six months. but the reality is he's has hadd the field to himself for six whole years. he's never run against someone who's actually coming at him

from the more populist angle. >> and over the lastus angle a r pr so, it's been strange,show s a president who's shown that he's so in touch touch previousy with the american people, what they thought has shownvo a little a level of separationrh from the republican voter, whether it's hyping vaccinesy fm early on or now attackingft or the senator repeatedly from the left or saying, as ben just wrote about this week, sayingn that somehow ron desantis ran a bad job of covid inut new york . bu t andrew cuomo did a good job a in new york . that's completely that'sg hi the interesting things that when he ron desantis comes at him from his own lane, that might actually start to change. >> it'>> pets interesting. t i just get trump's numbers the continue to go up when they see' what the left has donet to himy >> i don't know how you takebaso away that baked into the cake among his base. tough fo r anybody to do.e >> ben and chris, thank you very much. all right. final thoughts when we return. >> with allegra allergies. don't hold us back.

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