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doo-ron-ron-ron doo-ron-ron.might affect the ex-president's campaign is being the target of, and i'm rounding down here, a quintillion court cases. one of those is the manhattan da's case involving the $130,000 hush money payment the former prez made to porn star stormy daniels, which may have been an illegal campaign contribution. and now, prosecutors are signaling that criminal charges for the former president are likely. okay, okay, i understand. i've been hurt before, but i'll take reports of "charges likely." it's much better than what i usually read. "justice hazy, try again later." the ex-president maintains his innocence in the hush money scheme, and like all the most innocent people, he won't testify. so he's keeping quiet. wait a second. did he pay himself $130,000? but my favorite part of all this legal drama is that at this point, the ex-president has to shop for new lawyers in the discount attorney bin. like the one he's recently been sending out on cable news. joe tacopina, seen here saying "mr. lut

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it seemed like the knives are out fornor ron ddt on hr vivek . it felt like he was tingling with everybody on the stage at some point. keep in mind nikki haley had been taking him all week long going up to his foreign policy ideas to they were right next t each other on stage tonight. it felt like a confrontation wa going to happen and it his next wgoin did. take a lesson. the problem that vivek doesn't understand is doeshe was in ukr russia. he wants to let china eat ta taiwan. he was a grand stop funding israel.s [applause] >> speaker 6: the false liesto. there you have it. the realities . >> you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> ramaswamy then get into the eporwest, vice president mike p the topic this time about a potential pardon for former president trump and some about was indicted in. l >> take a lesson mike, join me that on day arriage one would pardon donald trump. y >> he will be coming to these crimes. make a commitment the same to the system that was . >> they are corrupt between you and me t. >>te benek . >> another

we're going to leave it there door search right into ron for us. okay, we're going to cross now to rosalind jordan. she is live in washington, d. c. for us with another aspect of the story. rosalind, what is the united states saying about this? well, obviously the us is welcoming what it considers a major step forward in securing the release of people with whom they consider wrong, fully detained inside a run. but they are not celebrating just yet. we heard just a short while ago from antony, blinking the secretary of state holding a press conference. we will continue to enforce all of our sanctions. we will continue to push back resolutely against iran, stabilizing activities in the region and beyond, including now supplying russian with drones, 1st, for regression against ukraine. and none of these efforts take away from, from that these are entirely separate tracks. we focused on getting, getting our people home, but we continue to take strong action against ron's other activities that we had so many other countries for family objectives and ros

>> go for it. >> reporter: why is ron, at his age, looking the get rid of all of it? the hairy mean. because he feels it's the right thing to do. >> i know i want to help, and that's what i want to do. >> reporter: what ron wants to do is help those with cancer. >> john jacob, shannon, wendy. >> reporter: ohe decades the list of his family and friends that fought and sometimes lost a battle with cancer is long. most recently that list includes ron himself. >> three years i went through an awful lot of cancer. >> reporter: ron just went through his latest procedure not more than a couple weeks ago. it was around that time that his son-in-law told him about the sand baldrick's event they were hosting, people willingly have their heads shaved. >> what about you? i says me? i've never done that, never even actually thought about it. >> reporter: ron says he didn't have to think long about it. his daughter joey was not surprised. >> his love, his giving heart, supporting people, being there, yeah, absolutely. >> ron was by far the oldest participants and his hair joined th

ron desantis as well.is christie not so much because he lost his number one adversary and therefore, people were wondering, why was he on that debate stage tonight like asa hutchinson to stay's point. >> trace: chris christie did take a couple of swings. but because he was not there, he did not have ample opportunity to do that and we should know that vivek ramaswamy was asked about the former president and he said he was the best president of the 21st century. so giving him a little boost even though he was not there but i want to talk about this because crime came up and i thought was interesting. we have a little montage of crime. this is mike pence, vivek ramaswamy, ron desantis, andrew asa hutchinson. here is kind of what they felt about the crime issue and we will get your take on this. >> the democrats have been talking about defunding the police for the last five years. and we ought to be finding law and enforcement particularly in our major cities and unprecedented levels. >> the reason we have th

i would to start with you, ron.an incredible disaster here, particularly in the town of lahaina, as we have been mentioning, on the island of maui. can you give us an idea was the federal effort will also have to be here, just to those recovery and rebuilding efforts? good evening to you, it breaks my heart, i wasjust in maui a couple of years ago. i was just in the town of years ago. i was just in the town of lahaina, and it isjust unrecognisable. but for my service in the federal government, i can tell you that the federal emergency management agency, fema, they are going to be ramping up in a rapid way, food, water, supplies, clothing, coordinating with the american red cross and other charitable organisations to try to get this community, this island back up get this community, this island back up on its feet. but i will tell you this, it will take a lot of time, and it will take billions of dollars. so, the american people, and those around the world is watching this, need to recognise that it watching this, ne

ron desantis is nearly 40 points behind donald trump.rtant to remember, to be fair to run, this wasn't always the case. back in february, he was tied with trump. so, i guess the truth is that the more people see of desantis, the more people just don't like him. ben smith is the editor in chief of semafor, and symone sanders townsend served as a senior adviser for biden's 2020 campaign. she is the host of symone on peacock, and both ben and symone join me now. this is just, it is just sad, really, to watch what's going on in the desantis campaign. symone, why is the twice elected governor of florida so bad at politics? >> i think he is that at national politics, frankly, mehdi. i put a lot of campaigns and i advised a lot of candidates back in my day. and i just argue that ron desantis was never a good national candidate. he was never made to be a good presidential candidate. the things that ron desantis ran on and got him twice elected in florida are things that have proven to be wildly unpopular with the majority of the electorate outsi

ron christie, with our unusual case. ron christie, with your legal— unusual case. on, _ unusual case. ron christie, with your legal head on, i _ unusual case. ron christie, with your legal head on, ijust - unusual case. ron christie, with your legal head on, i just want l unusual case. ron christie, withl your legal head on, i just want to your legal head on, ijust want to clear a few things. there's no legal barrier to donald trump running to president while under indictment in the statement court? goad president while under indictment in the statement court? good evening, christian. no, _ the statement court? good evening, christian. no, not— the statement court? good evening, christian. no, not only— the statement court? good evening, christian. no, not only is— the statement court? good evening, christian. no, not only is there - the statement court? good evening, christian. no, not only is there no i christian. no, not only is there no legal— christian. no, not only is there no legal barrier, _ christian. no, not only is there no legal barrier, but _ christian

for ron desantis and _ watches this debate. for ron desantis and those _ watches this debate. this debate. for ron desantis and those in the - desantis and those in the scrum, as you called it, what message do they need to deliver to actually breakthrough? it’s to actually breakthrough? it's simle, to actually breakthrough? it's simple. we — to actually breakthrough? it�*s simple, we are going to be trump without the drama of trump. in other words, trump without the drama of trump. in otherwords, present the same kind of policies and judicial appointments and postures that the primary voters care about, without the baggage of the former president has, without the four indictments, the legal difficulty, the significant division the former president causes. really it's about presenting themselves as an alternative who can fight and do the same things trump dials that a lot of voters like in the republican party, but without the possibility that those legal troubles, the issues the former president has will cause a loss tojoe biden in the general election. for present themselves,

governor ron desantis. was not alone. and speaking of not being there, even though his name did not come up for almost an entire hour, this debate was of course playing out against the backdrop of four indictments and the former president preparing to turn himself into jail in just a matter of hours. when asked if they would support trump, even if he is convicted in a court of law, all but two -- two -- of these law and order candidates raise their hands. >> former president trump has been indicted in four different states on 91 counts and he will be process tomorrow in georgia to fulton county jail for charges related to the 2020 election loss. >> you all signed a pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? please raise your hand if you would. >> [applause] -- >> just -- hold on. so, just to be clear, governor christie, you are kind of -- raise your hand -- >> no, i'm doing this. >> i've see

and one other thing on gavin newsom and ron desantis. _ other thing on gavin newsom and ron desantis.is, i think you have a wipe away roh— desantis, i think you have a wipe away ron desantis, ron desantis is failing _ away ron desantis, ron desantis is failing against donald trump but gavin _ failing against donald trump but gavin newsom strongly supportsjoe biden_ gavin newsom strongly supportsjoe biden to _ gavin newsom strongly supportsjoe biden to be the nominee. gavin newsom strongly supports joe biden to be the nominee. interesting ou said biden to be the nominee. interesting you said the — biden to be the nominee. interesting you said the republicans _ biden to be the nominee. interesting you said the republicans in _ biden to be the nominee. interesting you said the republicans in the - you said the republicans in the house are fighting for their lives, we have adam lanza on the programme last night and said the stakes for donald trump could not be higher, it is the white house or the jailhouse. i kind of agreement disagree with that. i think i kind of agreement disagree with

they have awareness of it, which is the reason that ron ron desantis realized he was in the corner.who are enormous parties of the republican party who don't like using that time climate change, of course, israel, and then there's the -- politically popular to say that it's, no, it made, up it's a hoax, and he raises hand -- sort of throws the table over. right he did have a few times where he's like, you're not gonna put me in the box because i'm not going to answer your first question, which, to me at least telegraphed that he understands, and i think they all do, that, like, it is not happening. you guys are -- it's all a fiction is just a harder and harder line to sustain. >> from an old school politics -- you know, as i look, right over at you nicole, i thought they missed such a sort of easy throw over the plate opportunity that george w. bush would have seized on. because the question was asked with maui as the premise. not one of the supposed evangelical christians -- even pence, who is sort of an old school politician -- took the opportunity to even say anything about the p

cheryl: i'm glad you brought up ron desantis.inion page, he says he is 50 ways to win the primary presidential primary, he's talking to republicans, when it comes to desantis he says you know what get back to get out of my life policy, policies that you enacted as the governor of florida in the lockdowns, mask mandates, school closing, di requirement, get back to that and stop bashing disney. >> part of the reason i moved to miami, florida from l.a. was because of ron desantis leadership but i have to tell you you shockingly been the biggest disappointment of this primary this far, trump supporters are listless vessels what does that mean it sounds insulting and a basket of deplorable's moment. i don't think especially a lot of conservatives thought that ron desantis would be flatlining like this he was at 31% and went to 27% in june now 10% with a guy that has no political experience whatsoever who happens to be a billionaire which some people don't actually know as well but a fresh vision for america. vivek ramaswamy has ascert

that is held by ron desantis. now donald trump has spent much of his campaign attacking ron desantis, but you know, assuming he does some counter programming, that could take away the wind there ron desantis if ron desantis is hoping this will be a big night. >> neil: you know what, noel, you're pretty good as a fund raiser. you've amassed the dough for candidates. i'm told a good many of them have kept their wallets closed for the time be being. money given to candidates, they're not adding. they don't run back and say give me my money back. but they're waiting. i don't know whether the debate is what they're waiting for or for the dust to settle. what is going on? >> martha: well, the big donors are certainly all eyes on the debate. if trump does not take the stage, which we don't think he will and actually if i were advising trump, i wouldn't want trump to take the stage because he will be a political piÑata and nobody needs that, especially if you have this much of a lead. what will happen, the donors will loo

that is clearly ron desantis.on race and he's the person to take on trump and ultimately take on biden and beat him. tim scott is not that guy. >> neil: dan, many people argue, say what you will of donald trump, he has a proven record and that record was a good one before covid hit. the fact of the matter is, that is your guy. he's your guy. for many republicans polled on the matter, overwhelmingly he's their guy. what do you say? >> look, the polls are what they are. it's early. barack obama was not in first place by a long shot at this point in his cycle. i think this is a point where voters are familiar with donald trump, supporting donald trump at the moment. the support is weak. the des moines register poll showed a lot of weakness for trump. his voters being persuadable. ron desantis is enemy number 1 for the left and the media. they know he will accomplish things. trump was good for the moment but didn't accomplish everything he said he was going to do. governor desantis has done that in florida. that's why

in a yougov survey, trump leads ron desantis, 62% to 16%.third place is entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. he's at 7%. all the other candidates at 5% or less. among them, the poll shows they trust the former president even more than their own loved ones, yep, more than their own family members. 71% feels like what trump tells them is the truth. ahead of friends and family only at 63%. >>> donald trump says he will not participate in wednesday's republican primary debate, however. he made the announcement yesterday. trump wrote in part, quote, the public knows who i am and what a successful presidency i had. i will therefore not be doing the debates, a plural there. it only applies to the first two rnc debates. they're both affiliated with fox news and fox business. some of the other debate contenders are now weighing in on that decision. >> he's a coward. >> there's no other conclusion to come to he's both afraid of me and he's afraid of defending his record, and if i had his record, i would be nervous about showing up p too. i mean, let's face i

tim scott, ron desantis, greg gutfeld?probably ron desantis. >> brian: gutfeld will be there running for president. >> i'll have to look him up. >> brian: one request before you throw me off? you'll do it? can i hit the horn. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: to do. >> steve: how much can you rent that boat for? its rent me on the side. you did ask how much it is to rent, am i correct? looking into it for the rn rncainley has demanhattan mands. get the numbers and crunch it under the miscellaneous column. >> steve: you are talking about padding your expenses on tv? is that a good whied? >> brian: no, that is not a good idea. >> ainsley: you were everywhere, town square, straut restaurants, out with the water. i love the lady going to look up greg gutfeld, loved her. >> brian: right. that law enforcement officer, now retired was one of the first on the scene with the jeffrey dahmercase. >> steve: didn't see that coming. >> ainsley: did she tell you anything what that was like? >> steve: we don't want to know. >> ainsley: i think i

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but at least we get to re up to the top from the ron inside. it simply the economic prices. i mean, let's just be blown about it. uh, it wants current say it must have been value since last september. now its been stabilized her next step by the central bank. but inflation is still high. officially, it's 40 percent unofficially. it's much higher, unofficial items, you have serious problems with production and infrastructure that are going on in the country. and of course, you have the overlay of the nationwide approach since last september solar rami cannot continue to hold up completely and just say a great site and great site. and at some point they needed to try to strike a deal, especially because the ron's play a few months ago was what role normalized was, sell your radio. what mobilized with the arrow world? we don't have to necessarily look to the americans if that works. but saudi arabia has talked back, there are further talks with these. riley's, in other words, the kaleidoscope of middle eastern politics. iran could not simply turn its back on some form of negoti

it won't be ron desantis.e tim scott, nikki haley, but i can assure you the media is going to crown a winner of the debate and it's going to drive trump crazy. >> the shout out i want to see is chris christie versus trump. i really want to see that. it is interesting, brian, that rupert murdoch has a candidate, as dean describes, and it is the governor of virginia, the book banning, you know, racist-ish governor, no black books, no black history governor of virginia. your thoughts on them trying to find their own candidate, the murdochs? >> it was the same problem i was speaking about before. they have spent so long running cover for donald trump that the idea they're going to be able to pry the same viewers who they groomed to follow donald trump off the cliff, is just asinine. he runs that party, and it's by their own help. this idea that rupert murdoch thinks he's going to come and pry them away from the very people he pushed toward trump defies logic. >> yeah, all of it does. okay, dean and brian have grac

i don't think we're there yet with ron desantis.re a lot of people who want him to be good and want him to take on donald trump. i guess he's starting to. i think as he pointed out, that was weak sauce if you're going to do it. maybe they're starting to warm up to that. he has been helping donald trump all the way along. >> is the only real chance that donald trump implode,s, that the weight of the indictments gets him to stop campaigning or breaks the fever in the republican party. are either one of those things even likely? >> it's unlikely, although i actually fear talking to folks that is part of the strategy here, hoping that happens. i don't think he can pay attention to politics over the last eight years. i think that's realistic. people always complain about politics, and they ask why do candidates need to go negative. why are they running attack ads. going negative works. it works for donald trump, and ron desantis needs to real estate, if he's got a chance, if he wants to go all in on this, he has to go negative on donald

ron desantis's campaign is sinking fast. the reset is not working.has to his advantage is time. but he has to turn into a republican leader, a traditional economic leader within the republican party to speak to that constituency. the problem is he can't. after the war on disney and after everything he's done, as anna said, to flood his economy, which is now teetering, ron desantis doesn't have another reset button to it. it might just be over before he gets started. >> yes, it does look over right now. and i genuinely don't understand how he's gonna pull back from these double digit poll deficits, his refusal to attack donald trump, and his constant obsession with talking about the skills that slaves acquired all those years ago. david jolly and anna eskamani, thank you both for your analysis tonight. and god bless you over in florida, lovely sunshine state. that is all in on this monday night. chris hayes will be back tomorrow. you can watch the mehdi hasan show sundays, eight pm eastern right here on msnbc. it streams with me on thursdays, on peaco

for ron desantis and _ watches this debate. for ron desantis and for _ watches this debate.s and for those - watches this debate. for ron desantis and for those in - watches this debate. for ron | desantis and for those in that scrum as you called it, what message do they need to deliver to actually breakthrough? it is simle. to actually breakthrough? it is simple. we're _ to actually breakthrough? it 3 simple. we're going to be trapped without the drama of trump. they are going to present the same kinds policies and judicial appointments and postures that republican primary voters care about without the baggage the former president has, without the indictments, without the legal difficulty, without the division the former president causes. it is about presenting themselves as an alternative who can fight, do the same things trump does that a lot of voters like in the republican party but without the possibility those legal troubles, those issues the former president has will cause a loss tojoe biden and the general election. present themselves in essence as trump without th

rival obviously it's ron desantis. everyone else in single digits. it should be interesting. to me if i see this poll and i'm donald trump i feel great about what my poll numbers are. why risk? why not go for, you know, go for the clincher by showing up for the debate on august 23rd. take a look at the rest of the field. this is why i'm leading and hopefully he will decide to do it. >> ainsley: you can't take your voters for granted. i hope he does decide to he show up. voters want to hear from him there are people undecided at this point because we really don't know who is going to go -- >> steve: in that poll they showed that a big chunk, north of 40% are persuadable. certain number h hard core trump people and it anti-trumpers. >> ainsley: look at the tortoise and the harry. hare don't get or skis. >> steve: now i want to say. >> ainsley: i don't know. i will tell you during the you don't want to get too excited and say oh i have got this in the hand and take for granted and someone does internet on better on debate

tim scott, ron desantis, greg gutfeld. >> probably ron desantis. >> brian: gutfeld will be there running borders. >> i will have to lo burdens. >> that's a milwaukee thing. keep in mind be back here for the rnc. as we look at it now guys, according to the "new york times" siena poll. trump 54. desantis 17. it could all change rapidly and we know the focus could change again thursday night as we watch the president on camp i can't get arraigned in georgia. little by little seeing the other three get arraigned too. i can't wait for a few hours from now because i talked to the moderators yesterday. they work at fox, they have the same i.d. telephone are more than yesterday for the big show. >> steve: we have got one of the moderators going to be on our show this morning. coming up bret baier as you can see right there next to winsome sears, lt. governor of the commonwealth of virginia. also mike huckabee. >> ainsley: we have kayleigh mcenany, we have pete pete hegseth and stuart varney and greg gutfeld as we have learned will not be on the stage. >> steve: brilliant. >> ainsley: that was so

ron desantis, strong showing. and lose. are saying the other two may be because it was a shocker that no one was expecting nikki haley to have these great comments. vivek ramaswamy, people are googling him. he is the most google candidate because people want to learn more about him. he walked out on stage. he looks like he is having fun he wants to be there. he's young and fresh. he walks out on stage. what's up? what's up? he just was happy. >> brian is going to be talking to governor ron desantis very shortly. if you missed the debate for some reason, we have been able to put together a montage of the best sound bites. the first republican debate is in the books with candidates clashing over the top issues facing all of us here in the u usa. >> vivek ramaswamy, you can see him energetic walking out. a major target. he didn't shy away from hitting back. >> alexis mack adams is live in milwaukee, 20 minutes from me in the humidity. i give you great credit for persevering. a lot of times, this type of conditions. you are her

ron desantis need to lay out his vision.alking about his policies in florida. but what's in that memo? if chris christie, the former governor of new jersey, attacks donald trump, defend trump. look, i still believe that ron desantis has a lot to prove on the national stage. and so far they say he's finally figuring out how to talk to people, how to personalize, how to show some emotion. he should show up at the brazile house on a friday night when we have some good food. after you eat all the gumbo, you'll go back and say, ooh, that was damn good. desantis has a lot to prove. but, you know what, i'm looking for tim scott to have a breakout moment. i'm looking for nikki haley, who's also out there trying to talk about the next generation. so, i think this is an opportunity for republicans, not me, i don't have an appetite for them. it's an opportunity for republicans to talk to the american people in ways that donald trump has not talked to the american people in, ways that the party has not talked to the people about things

desantis con nuestra cadena hermana nbc news es una entrevista importante porque por primera vez ronl segundo en las encuestas por los republicanos reconoce que trump no ganÓ en las elecciones de 2020, es un cambio en el discurso y lacione estrategia de su campaÑa contra el expresidente, hablÓ de la frontera, del aborto y su familia, tenemos aquÍ sus declaraciones. >> sÍ, las elecciones son un referendum sobre las polÍticas de joe biden y las fallas que hemos visto, estamos presentando una visiÓn positiva para el futuro, vamos a ganar la presidencia y tendremos la oportunidad de cambiar la direcciÓn del paÍs y por otro lado la elecciÓn no se centra en enero de 2025 sino el 6 de enere de 2021, o documentos en el baÑo de mar-a-lago. >> usted sabe que con trump en la contienda se va a tratar de eso, usted no pelea con biden sino con trump. >> no es el camino para la victoria del partido republicano y muchos de nuestros electores lo entienden. >> el gobernador de florida reconociÓ que en la elecciÓn de 2020 donald trump perdiÓ. >> el que pone su mano en la biblia el 20 de enero, cada 4 a

we are expecting to hear from governor ron highway patrol.. we are expecting to hear from governor ron desantis with an update on hurricane idalia. and the impact of that. we will bring you that here are bbc news. as soon as it happens. i am nancy catching her and this is verified life stay with us. hello. big contrasts in our weather on thursday. many northern and eastern areas will enjoy the sunshine, whereas further south, cloudy with outbreaks of rain. and here's the approaching weather front. you can see it's just to the west of us. ahead of it, the skies are clear. and that's good news because some of us want to still catch a glimpse of that super blue moon. so yes, clear spells across the bulk of the uk, but later on we'll see those clouds increasing in the southwest and eventually it'll turn wet. why is it called a super blue moon? super, because the moon is at its closest approach to earth this year, so it'll appear bigger and brighter, and it's also the second full moon of the month. normally we get one, but this is the second one.

anytime ron desantis comes close to that. that was almost word for word from a club for growth ad that has already aired about a different candidate, different race, rather, that, you know, you're just saying what your consultants said. this is what your billionaire superpac said, etcetera. it puts desantis in a bad spot when he was already having so many weeks of bad spots. >> well, i also want to play something from an interview with desantis this week that got a lot of attention where he seems to be criticizing not just donald trump, but also donald trump's supporters. take a listen to this. we have a strand in our in our party that views supporting trump as whether you are a rhino or not. >> and so you could be the most conservative person since sliced bread unless you're kissing his rear end. they will somehow call you a rhino unless you're kissing his rear end. >> i mean, who would want to do that? >> so look, the most important part about that memo was defend trump, ron desantis need to lay out his vision. he needs to

ron have already been moved to house arrest. and in time, a number of the radians jailed in the us will be freed. perhaps most significant is the release of billions of dollars and frozen they range and assets. us sanctions remain in place and mistrust is still an issue for both parties. but the deal is being described as a significant political achievement, and some analyst suggested could lay the groundwork for revisiting the 2015 nuclear accord. so we'll disagreement lead to another one. and with the 2024 us presidential election around the corner, will it begin to change america's relationship with its long time full? we'll explore these questions with our guest in a moment. first though, this reports by katya lopez hold of you. a deal between long time adversaries. the us center brand have taken the 1st steps and a prisoner exchange steel, a rare, but significant agreement to ron will release 5 imprisoned american citizens, while washington will free several jail during the ins and unfreeze about 6 $1000000000.00. and a rai

i'm for ron desantis because he is win. donald trump hasn't won since he surprised the world in '16 and beat hillary. and that's it. so, i'm scared for the future of our country and we have a proven conservative fighter in ron desantis who knows how to win and knows how to get things done, and that's why so many people are going to be supporting him in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. i don't care about national polls. the only thing that matter are those states and ron desantis is well poised to win. >> [inaudible] each one of those states. >> laura: ned, you go ahead. just respond. >> no, i mean in these early states that pete was just referring to desantis is down 23. in iowa he is down double digits. in new hampshire, south carolina, in fact, he is not even in second in new hampshire. >> and donald trump had 33% in iowa. >> made it very clear that donald trump is their choice. they think that he has made the argument that he will be the standard-bearer for them and actually wage war against the administrative

ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy.ow, as i was talking about earlier with david chalian, the expectations game that his campaign and also his superpac is setting is he's going to take all the incoming tonight. but the pressure could not be any greater on him to turn his campaign around. >> yeah, look. if some ways this debate is really about organizing the bottom half of the republican field. trump is going to be an effect there, but where do the rest of them stack up? desantis is going to take a lot of incoming. i think so will vivek ramaswamy. a lot of these other candidates are signaling that he might be a proxy for trump in some ways, but this will be about which among them is going to be automobile to stand out. i do think desantis has a lot to prove tonight. he has to show that he can be quick on his feet, that he can take it when everybody is coming at him. he's not going to get a chance to show he can take on trump. he has to, at the very least, be able to take on most of the rest of the people on that stage an

ron desantis has proved that more than just by everybody on that stage.. >> martha: so you know, and that's why he has better qualities. that's why you'd choose him over the former president? >> at the end of the day, to achieve a conservative agenda, you have to put the right people in place that knows how to work the system to get things done. he's proven that in florida. it's very competent government. that's what i'm voting for, competent government. all the people on stage tomorrow and trump is the most competent out of everyone running. >> martha: chris, you support former president trump. >> i do. >> martha: what do you think about the fact that he chose not to participate in the debate? >> he's got a lot going on right now. i think it would just be added stress. because as much as we like to look at him and think this guy is never stressed out, he has to be. he has a good poker face. and i just don't see how he can do with coming with this and dealing with what is going on in his life right now. and again, he doesn't need to be here. he's got a hu

some say ron desantis isunder performing given the polls.ece that talk about how organized donald trump's campaign is. the example they gave was trump visiting east palestine and attempt to get endorsement from the united auto workers union. >> this is the second time around, and it does seem to be paying off. >> yeah. i think. so and, look, donald trump has been hitting the ground. he has been talking to people. he has always been great with the working class. ron desantis has had some struggles with his campaign. he needs to get it going. i think a potential debate against gavin newsom would be good for him to take that on. gavin newsom is someone who, i think, could also take over for joe biden. so there is still a lot at play. but, here's the thing, nobody outworks donald trump he is a hard worker and good we mingles with the people. >> carley: he will certainly have to work in 2024 with all the trials coming up and legal issues, it's going to be political rally to go from one courtroom to the next. and donald trump right now is saying b

they call him robot ron. -- so ron desantis has the most to prove in the most to lose tomorrow night.one of the few, he's one of the most outspoken against the former president, how does that resonate without the former president on the stage? >> listen, i think that chris christie is going to have a lot of fun tomorrow night. he is a prosecutor. i worked for christie when he ran for governor both times. this is a comfortable space that he is in. look at what he did to marco rubio in the last new hampshire debate. he basically took his head off and handed it to him. one of the factors in this debate is going to be the crowd. and christie is going to get booed, as these mike pence. but i think christie he's going to be prepared for that. he's going to play off of that. he's going to enjoy it. so, i think he is just going to sit there like he is a prosecutor, and that you have got to donald trump. he is in the dock. and he's just going to go right after him and be in a very comfortable, good place to attack. >> van jones, do you think it was smart for the former president to skip this?

the washington post lead he got interrupted when a plane flew over saying be likable ron hecklers asssage. >> this is one of the more interesting stories i think i moved from california to right here in miami, florida because of ron desantis leadership and following the science and keeping us all safe but free. i gotta tell you at 31% in march according to real clear politics average and i do need that 50%, not 50 but 15 this is a terrible set of circumstances for any candidate especially someone who so many people including myself had high hopes for. what i begin to realize, breaking news unless donald trump actually goes to jail or something happens healthwise and there so many months out and looks like he's good to be the republican nominee. as a result, ron desantis is going to become out damage not with more people knowing his name and saying i like trump more and although for him but is coming out very damaged it's really weird. howard: olivia, firing your campaign manager, not that big of deal ronald reagan did and he won the presidency. what i don't get why is there so much n

ron desantis as david bowie said, under pressure. the great florida governor has not met expectations. he has lost momentum blowing through money and reshuffled his campaign. donors need to see desantis serve up some aces tonight. desantis should just have some fun, knock some heads together and stay classy because this will be a pile on. he cannot look annoyed on a split screen when he is being attacked. desantis does not have a lot of experience in this format. is golden knights might be this. remind the party that he is the old and only person with money, person and support idea who can conceivably consolidate the base when the possible event that something politically dyer happens to donald trump. sticking to economic issues will be smart. vivek ramaswamy is surging. one poll has him tied with desantis. he is on tv more than brian kilmeade. he is young, likable, bright with an uplifting and energetic message. he has been financially successful, but the question is, is he the flavor of the month or has he tapped into something ree

no one has had a worse 2023 then ron desantis. he has a chance to reset and regain the attraction and excitement around his campaign. he has debated in the past andrew putna him, charlie crist. the other season debaters chris cristi and mike pence know their way around the podium. they will not have any stage fright. i believe the task for each of these candidates is to portray confidence, but also to project competence. if you are hung up on something or somebody is making you angry it is important to stay calm and remember your audience is not each other. it's not even the moderators necessarily. the audience is we the people. look in the camera and take your case directly to the people. last thing, all these candidates are under pressure and none of them are under oath. i know our moderators martha and brett will press them hard on the suppositions and salesmanship they are trying to make tonight. that's important too. >> in a moment we expect the candidates to walk out. standby for that. if we have to interrupt carl, we shall.