vivek, welcome to the show. i want to talk to you, a couple things, vivek. love to talk issuing with you, not just politics. the first is the double progressive failure not only the invasion of these illegal immigrants, many of whom are kidnappers, killers, terrorists, spies, whatever, also the second part of this awful story is the fact that new york is a sanctuary city and alvin bragg as a soros prosecutor, let this killer go. so he goes back down, comes in illegally. goes to new york illegally. commits crimes in new york. he is let out of jail in new york. comes down to georgia. then winds up killing this beautiful young woman. i mean this is the worst of the worst. i don't know if this story has bottomed or not, vivek, but this has to change big time. >> look, it's a basic test of common sense, larry. a nation without borders is not a nation. it is not the cruel thing to hold piece people back. that is not compassion. that is actually common sense. that is what we need to revive in this country, is the basic idea that your first act of entering in this c

tim scott has optimistic tone and he can win over moms. >> jesse: vp, i shouldn't ask y you, vivek, you are an interested party. get your opinion on saying he doesn't think joe biden will debate him, listen. >> laura: will you challenge him to a debate regularly on focused topics just one debate on foreign policy? >> i challenge him right now, we can do you, anybody you want, i will take anybody from cnn, which is doing poorly in the ratings, i'll take anybody because i think you have an obligation in this case, you have an obligation to debate. i don't think he will debate. >> jesse: vivek, would joe biden get away with dodging a debate with former president donald trump? >> joe biden may not get away with making next three months of the nominee. he may not debate, democrats are setting up for bait and switch and this is predicted, you see poll numbers and the way they behave toward biden? why is document case coming out now and hearing about hunter biden years later? these are breadcrumbs they are dropping to say biden will be sidelined as nominee and it is important our side not get

vivek, thank you for giving usre all this time. coming up, we've got another government shutdown looming, another failure in washington, d.c. it's not going to be such a big deal.t i wish republicans had followed through, passed all 12 appropriation bills, failing that, let's have a 1% budget cun across the board. just a nice 1% budget cut across the board, wouldn't that be something, instead of borrowing money or spending other people'e money or whatever? we've got my pal, steve moore. he'll be here to weigh in. you get us here on "kudlow,"ay monday through friday, 4:00 p.m., every day on fox business. if you can't catch us, please just text your favorite 9-year-old and she'll show you how to dvr the show. cud i'm kudlow. we are entrepreneurs. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand

vivek always great to see you.ou so much. >> new york's story has always been one of immigrants. our message to the world is send us your people, send us those who need the cloak of comfort that we can demonstrate as morningers with big hearts and open arms. >> nypd tells me it's looking for more suspects after two officers were knocked down, kicked and punched right here in times square send them back. you don't touch our peace officers. you don't touch anybody. >> laura: now, do not for one second think that governor kathy hochul has seen the light on biden's migrant crisis. you know, she is really just reacting to the justified public fury about the migrant crime wave. because the fact is illegals have been committing heinous crimes in her state for years. remember this story from last september, a newly arrived venezuelan had been arrested and released six times for attacking bystanders and police officers. so, governor, migrants are rampaging through new york is nothing new. former trump acting ice director to

that was a 62-year period, vivek. 12 million people in 62 years. had 7.2 in just the past few years. but nikki haley points out that three million illegal migrants came under president trump because of what she sees as weak asylum rules and said we should have passed that legislation on the hill and it would have tightened some of those rules. >> so look, i think nikki haley is increasingly irrelevant in this race. every tom, dick or harry could monday morning quarterback this. what i like about president trump, he's building on accomplishments of that first term. to say we're going to take a bigger leap in that second term. for my, this is always personal as it is for countless americans. the kid of legal immigrants to this country, i think it's insulting to ever that took that trouble over the last couple centuries or the last couple years to wait and enter this country in the right way. to say that those that entered illegally should instead be actually rewarded. i can't be a parent of two sons and look my sons in the eye and tell them they have

vivek said he would take questions. worst woke company? mr. ramaswamy: blackrock.tty easy question. >> rafy, federer or djokovic. mr. ramaswamy: djokovic. he had the courage to stand up. those guys can all hit the tennis ball in a different way, but who has the spine to actually stand up when it was unpopular? that was novak djokovic. he sacrificed grand slams for his principles. >> we only saw you hit forehand. do you have a good backhand? mr. ramaswamy: i like to hide my weaknesses. >> you have been on the campaign trail with a lot of talented people. and you met a lot of politicians over the years. we know what you think about donald trump. everyone else, including those you ran against her president, who are you most impressed with? you can admire people on the left for the fact that they are killers. mr. ramaswamy: i will give you a guy who did not run for president last time, rand paul. this is a guy who -- the tempting thing to do is you see what direction the winds are blowing. sometimes that takes if you want to win election. he stuck to principal and i re

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presidential candidate, vivek ramaswamy.seems like everything is upside down in joe biden's america. >> look at my about aligura,n rt now we are in the middle if ilo vewere in this country between e majority of us in this nation who left our country and faces shared values and frenchin minority in a choke hold whoan hate the united states of amerid everything we stand for. and i do call it a war because they are weaponizing one element of our system after another,nc justice system, financialve s system, media to advance thei objectivesbe. i think conservatives need to wake up and say the left has been far ahead for a long time g on frontiers that conservatives haven't paid great care to protect peer the justice systemn and financial system amongst them. but we have to think over thet longer run and not the short run of the next election if wee reclaim the one standard of rule of law in this country, one standard of maximizing financial markets and the media while wewe are at it at it. >> laura: well, you have toges. get powe

vivek ramaswamy and his big day plans about what the nfl was up to. >> what a johnson along with a bunch of south carolina officials, he heard him mention henry mcmaster, the governor -- >> he called him mr. governor, because he doesn't know his name. if joe biden was on the state with a governor, and sit mr. governor, because he couldn't at that moment think of that name, there will be hit lance everywhere.

and i think that vivek ramaswamy is right, you will throw capitalism out the window.ree. the should go to the supreme court and be challenged. remember shareholders made 800 x on this. they agreed to this package. he has proven himself to be an extraordinary individual, you think about what the man achieved in his early to mid career, no one has done what he has done, no matter what he pursues. whether tesla robot or brain implant or spa spacex. why would you want a judge, a single individual to decision what that is worth to society and shareholders, that is everything that is wrong with bureaucracy, i hope this gets challenged, this is not about the money, he is rich already. you want to align yourself with shareholders, that is all he has done, he said don't give my cash, give me no cash, i will grow the business, i make money when you make money. the essence of capitalism, we should protect it. larry: spot on. stock market sold off in afternoon, federal reserve said no, you will not having 6 or 7 rate cuts, there may not be any rate cuts. everyone is hanging on, y

let's bring in vivek ramaswamy. vivek, thank you for coming on. we very much appreciate this. very bad day for president biden. what do you think? >> i think the number one take away is this, joe biden will not be the nominee. i said this last year and people dismissed it as some type of conspiracy hearing. today i think it became that much more obvious. play this out, biden's own doj and special counsel is effectively releasing a report that undermines the case for him to actually be a candidate for the u.s. presidency, right as biden's poll numbers are creatorring. we need to do the math and skate to where the puck is going, not fall for the deflection. i think they are planning to sideline biden as the nominee and trot in a different puppet instead. that's the most significant take away from the night. >> trace: what do you think caused the most damage, vivek? we saw the report that came down from robert hur. it was detrimental but then you had the news conference tonight. did the president make a mistake by coming out with this news conference? would it have been better to

trump, vivek welcome.ple things, i like to talk issues with you, not just politics,s first is double progressive failure not only the invasion of the illegal i'm immigrants, many of whom are kidnappers, killers, terrorists, spies, whatever, and the second part of this aawful story new york in is a sanctuary tea and alvin bragg, a soros pr prosecutor let this killer go. this is the worst of the worst, i don't know if this story is bottom or not. but this has to change big time. >> look, it is a basic test of common sense, a nation without borders is not a nation. it not cruel thing to hold them back, that is not compassion that is pomon sense -- common sense, that is what we need to revive. is basic idea your first act of entering this country cannot break the law, if it is breaking the law, it is no surprise these people break the law further when they are already in the nation, that is not racist, i am a kid was legal immigrants this special, you have countless people trying to do it the right way, we're

elizabeth: trump says he's considering as running mates governor ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy, tulsiovernor kristi noem. by the way, desantis was in south carolina talking about his push for a constitutional a convention is on term limits in congress, but he also touted trump. what do you think? >> it's very hard to say who would be the best choice of those individuals. they all come with pros and cons, they all will appeal to different constituencies. if you want to make a play just to win over more black voters, obviously, someone like tim scott is an obvious candidate there. if you want to try to get younger voters and people more online and plugged in in that sphere, maybe someone like vivek ramaswamy. if you want to try the heal the party and bury some bad blood from the primary, maybe ron desantis is your person. maybe nikki haley is the person. there's every -- there's no perfect vice presidential option. it will all come with positive positives and negatives. elizabeth: let's listen to former president trump with laura ingraham last night on his classified documents case here

and what do you think causedhe s the most damage, vivek? i mean, we saw covering livet today the report that came down from robert hur it was detrimental. but then you had the new was den conference tonight. did the president make woulttake by coming out mista with this news conference would have been better just to issue a statement and then maybe movet on or at least address it tomorrow? >> what do you think about the timing and the decision making t ? >> i think the decision making was even poorer than the actuahh of it, both of which were terrible. but i think the realitwere terbs the managerial class in the democratic party and i believe in the deep stat in the has decided that they have lost their use for joe biden as a puppet. i think they laid a trap for him. they invited him effectivelyhim. to prove to the american people that he doesn't have the mental acuity to do it. he fel doesn't l into their trap and n they're laying the groundwork foth r in the coming three months to sideline him and actually put up who the reaupl nominee is

let's bring in vivek aria. the senior center analyst at u.s. bank of america. vivek, welcome. is there anything in the report yesterday you saw that gives you any sort of pause here? >> thank you for having me, tyler. i think when you look at, there is a supply side and the demand side, i think they're working on the supply side very effectively. the supply situation is gradually getting better. not so much though that it could be a cause of concern we do not see any oversupply i think supply balance should stay song. the more interesting thing is on the demand side. only about ten or 15% of zeroes today are accelerated. that means they are deploying and a.i. like work flow. overtime we think that number could be three or four times that amount. that is one aspect of it. the other aspect to keep in mind is we are still in the early stages of figuring out what generative a.i. can be. what applications can be monetized. i do believe every time there is a new year, people will ask the same questions. one of the applications that can be monetized? it's not that different from the

we have vivek ramaswamy stea l adam corolla. and then gianni paid a visit to craig. >> the stuffer in a.c. watch craig get out my facfeet. le. so i have to lay one of these down. get out of my face . >> okay. oh, the bad stuff are not too happy with giann>>i. >> harold. wow, that was a black history month kind of thing. after a navy seal is surprised his little sister at school after being deployed this second class petty officer came to see a sister in temperance, michigan, reunited. theye lo clapped. >> it was a great story. great, great thing. great stor wattersy. welcome to jesse waters. prime time tonight.wa >> is it too late for democrats? to change horses? >> it's never too late. he is old. n >> it's never going to get better. joe biden and the greatter.t replacement theory, rfk jr. is herjoe. >> 18 years i've been reading elections. you got my face. i have to leave on the back of death, prime time winningme the war on voter fraud. kirsten going from swing hard, jack, kansas city. what you need to know about super bowl 58

vivek murthy to be the surgeon general, to make mental health a national priority.e are expanding community clinics, mobile unit clinics, working to treat causes of addiction while cracking down on deadly fentanyl trafficking. folks, we spent months working on a bipartisan border bill that included the most humane forms -- reforms in the immigration system ever. it included the toughest set of reforms to secure the border. it was a win for the american people. by the way, this is not your father's republican party. i mean it, the maga republicans, a powerful minority, they killed the bill, my predecessor said he didn't like it. it was a loss for him. we have to end the political games, folks. who work for -- [cheers and applause] we work for the american people. i will continue making the case to them, the american people. folks, in all of my invest in america agenda has ignited a manufacturing boom, and energy boom. we are investing in all-america, urban, suburban, rural and tribal communities. we have the strongest economy in the world, nearly 15 million new jobs

vivek, i don't know if i should even ask you about veemo.p. k >> it's a conflict of interest because you are an interested partyoy. intere sost i wanted to get your opinin on the president saying he doesn't even think joe biden will debate him. listendothink jo, will you chalm to a debate regularly on focus specific topics, in other words? so it's not a wide ranging, just one debate on foreign policy. >> i'll do it right now on you foreryo show. i'll challenge him right now. and we can do you you can dou anybody you want, . i'll take anybody from cnn, which is doing very poorly in the ratings, by the way, as you probably know. >> i'll take any body becausegan i think you have an obligation in this case. i case, you really have an obln to debate. i don't think he's going to debate. , i really don't think so. >> the they would joe biden be able to get away with dodging and debate with former president donaldtru? trump? >> look, i think that joe biden may not get away with even making not it the next three months as the nominee. so one reason he

. >> former republican nominee for president, vivek ramaswamy joins us now. vivek, which party, the republican or democratic party is more united right now? i think at this moment, undoubtedly it's the republican party, but even beyond that, jesse, we have a country that is united, even outside of the traditional republican party. america first includes all americans. i've traveled to cities. i was just in michigan, from autoworkers to the inner city, from people in rural communities to suburban. you have to think americans have their heads stuck in the sand. if they haven't noticed that we don't have a southern border right now, that we actually have a wave of crime across cities in this country, that prices have gone up, that interest rates have gone up, but wages have remained flat. >> and i think a lot of this left-wing media has themselves in a delusion to think that black americans or any americans of any color haven't noticed what's actually happened in their life right now. and so i think we could be on track, jesse, for a unifying landslide. reagan,

all right, vivek ramaswamy >>yb e we'll see what we'reek. in south carolina this week. thank you, sir, for being with us. we appreciat sir a apprecie it. when we come back.ked even biden is being asked what the plafor n b for democras come election day. well, gavin newsom be onet the ticket. governor ron desantis, he weighs in. he's coming up nex?rot. wh also, why biden was forced to give away his beloved dog commander. ed maybe he should have given them away 23 bites ago. we'll straight ahead. what do you do when you're tired? goes flat and there is no air anywhere? you reach bullseye pro the smarter, faster hands free to fill it up with their bullseye pro is equipped with a recharge turbo lithium ion power plan so fast and so convenient. it's like the power of an air compressor in the palm of your hand. look, you can inflate all four tires on a single charge. it has a built in smart pressure digital sensor that gauges and automatically stops when the tire pressure is reached easily inflate, pull toys, exercise and more. call them or go online. now and get the complete

noem is a south dakota governor and vivek ramaswamy ran unsuccessfully for the republican presidentialn edward top picks for attendees at the conservative political action conference. trump had a 94% support level versus just 5% for nikki haley. australia and the united arab emirates are expected to conclude a free-trade agreement by the end of the year according to the australian trade minister don farrell. his remarks come as he heads to abu dhabi for this meet -- week's meeting of the world trade organization. alan joins us with more. what are we hearing? alan: both sides are motivated us troy the uae. from australia's prospective don farrell would like the process to be smooth for the way he's sovereign wealth fund to invest in australia particularly around renewables. for the uae, the two sides are in good position to start talking about a deal. this is australia's best trading partner in the middle east and this could be a launch for the broader middle east. you are you traders are worth 6.1 billion dollars approximately. but what that involves. aluminum, meats, education. crucia

. >> now, former republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and bishop joseph strickland speakt the conservative political action conference is ronald reagan dinner.

bless your heart. >> vivek ramaswamy is busy taking on taylor swift. all right, trump donor money is not just paying his legal fees, now we are learning that they are covering for guys like wealth nauta, and dan scavino. does that make jack smith that much harder? there's no way that these guys are going to flip on trump when his donors are paying the bills. >> that is the concern. that was the concern that cassidy hutchinson had when she was testifying for the committee. her lawyer was paid for by the trump team and it was clear to her that the trade-off was that she would have to stay on the team. so she got a lawyer of her own who was not hold to the trump team and the testimony that she get before the committee, which was pretty explosive. but you are absolutely right, well the ability to get the full story out of them commit to that on the stand. because obviously, these lawyer bills are not cheap. people end up being bankrupted by these kinds of cases and they feel very vulnerable about. it that is a big factor. >> we knew that waiting for the im

. >> now, former republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and bishop joseph strickland speakt the conservative political action conference is ronald reagan dinner. >> hello, everybody. i want to introduce you to bishop strickland. he has become one of the most inspirational figures in the catholic church worldwide. he is a hero. he suffered for what he believes and what all christians believe. i'm going to talk to him now about some of the things that are on his mind that he wants to tell you, the community here at cpac. [applause] so, bishop strickland, in my conversations with you, you have often taken the phrase one nation under god and talked about how important that is to our nation, how important that is to our culture, and to individual lives. my question is, how are we doing with that in this country? bishop strickland: it is great to be with you. truly an honor. this i have to say is not my usual venue. i am much more comfortable at the altar of jesus christ, because then i just point to the lord. but it is an honor to be here at cpac to speak of the lord. we sang, h

sÁbado donaciÓn lidera en cuando delegados, despuÉs desantis, que suspendiÓ su campaÑa, tiene nueve, vivek elian: la presidenta del comitÉ nacional republicano va a dejar su cargo este prÓximo 8 de marzo, a principios de este mes trono anunciÓ que preferÍa en ese cargo a un polÍtico que lleva diciendo por meses que hubo fraude en las elecciones del 2020, trump tambiÉn eligiÓ a su nuera convocÓ presidenta. ilia: alerta por el brote de casos de sarampiÓn. dos ingenieros hispanos quieren dejar huella en ilia: los sÍntomas suelen ser fiebre alta, tos, sarpullido, y ojos enloquecidos. lourdes del rÍo nos habla de esta preocupante situaciÓn y la controversia manejada por las autoridades que le han dado este tema. >> al norte de miami se han reportado por lo menos ocho casos de pequeÑos con sarampiÓn, algunos preocupados, sobre todo desde que el cirujano pendÓn de la florida dijera que los padres pueden decidir si enviarÁn a sus hijos contagiados de vuelta a la escuela o no, esto contradice lo que dicen los cdc, carcomen a que los niÑos no vacunados estÉn aislados durante semanas. >> por el bien

. >> jesse: vivek ramaswamy joins us now.e republican or democratic party, is more united right now? >> i think at this moment undoubtedly it is the republican party. even beyond that, we have a country that is united even outside the traditional republican party. america first includes all americans. i have traveled to inner cities, i was just in michigan. from autoworkers to the inner city, people in rural communities to suburban, if you ever think americans have their head stuck in the sand, if they don't notice you have a southern border right now, that we have a wway to wave of crime, that interest rates have gone up but wages remain flat. i think a lot of this left-wing media has themselves in a delusion to think that black americans or americans of any skin color haven't noticed what has actually happened in their life right now. so i think we could be on track, jesse, for a unifying landslide reagan 1980, 1984-style election. if we make this as a party about what we actually stand for, restore the rule of law, seal th

, you notice, i think people realizing the need for diversity on a ticket, you see women up there, vivek need for diversity. so i wouldn't expect another white male like a pence in 2016. those are the first things i see and take away from that. >> in fact, vaughn, donald trump's, there was a visceral reaction. tell us about is that. >> there are considerations around demographics being considered by the trump team, when lara trump brought that up just the other day before a south carolina event there was a room of about a hundred people, there were immediate jeers when she asked the question whether donald trump should choose a woman for vice president. the jeers were on the basis of pick the most qualified. this is a republican party that has been vocal about dei efforts and about picking people who have the best qualifications to earn any type of a job, and lara trump after those jeers was quick to say, she assured her father-in-law would be picking based on their merit. at the same time, it was a notable response, especially when talking about these demographics and the political conc

vivek i think ins up in the cabinet. i love byron donalds. he is from florida. you can't have two candidates from florida. larry: does that rule out desantis. >> you can't have two candidates from florida. you can't accept the electoral votes. >> they figured that out before. they can figure that out this time. if you look at 12 years as opposed to four years, desantis would not be a bad pick. larry: i was interested, i must say. i was unempressed with desantis's campaign, he is a genuine conservative, no question about that i was impresses first of all trump would acknowledge i was on a short list, whatever list, long or short, and also desantis i was reading what he said in south carolina yesterday. he came out foursquare for trump as a conservative. he made it very clear. trump and i got like 96% of the votes in iowa. i think that is what he said. those are conservative republicans. we don't want the corporate republicans. we don't want the country club republicans meaning nikki haley. >> if you're thinking about that eight years after four more years of trum

this week on fox news it's trump signaled that his short-list included former rivals tim, scott and vivek ramaswamy, as well as noem, florida congressman byron donalds and former democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard. >> you would like to get somebody that could help you from the voters and put and honestly, all of those people are good. they're all good, they're all solid among the cpac attendees. he's a variety of opinions when it comes to trump's decision. >> number one is kristi noem second one is really stepping >> third one actually the governor of florida >> i like him a lot. and then the fourth one is senator tim scott. >> i'm not a fan of identity politics. most times, but i think with as the party is diversifying, i think we do owe it to our voters get a candidate that is more diverse. >> it'd be a formidable ticket. imagine donald trump by donalds. donald, donalds flat, like bookmarked and flagged by the name donald. it's computable bumper sticker >> on saturday, the former president will be here. he will address the cpac crowd before heading to south carolina for that state's

one of them was, of course, vivek ramaswamy, he has made a big splash.tis who is making appearance today in south carolina, we just found out. obviously tim scott. byron donalds. and a big presence here for tulsi gabbard. [applause] >> laura: very interesting and christiekristi noem i should sa. are they on your short list. >> they are. >> lawrence: vivek ramaswamy, kristi noem, of course, tulsi gabbard a big l name on the list and byron donalds. news got he is agreeing to do the presidential debates. there was some talk in washington and in the press corps as well saying donald trump may not debate joe biden. this is going to be a constitutional crisis. we deserve to hear from our candidates. he said he doesn't even care hot moderator is, but he is in. >> steve: i think that that is exactly right. he now will debate joe biden. but i think donald trump himself gave joe biden an out when donald trump said i'm not going to debate any of the republicans running in the primary. so, ultimately, when it comes time where they say okay, let's set up a debate, th

more candidates, none were attacking biden, exempt for vivek ramaswamy.rump. she will continue the tab until the money runs out and she will be gone. >> you want a piece of this. >> she is running behind anybody else on the ticket, right? she should focus on 2028. what she is doing is burning her bridges for the future. david: speak of burning bridges he may have already done, a lot of folks are saying president biden will do a political reset. that is the phrase used by "axios" in a column today during his march state of the union. march 7 is the state of the union. do you think he has anywhere to go there? >> people are expecting very little of that evening. 76% of voters according to clear politics believe biden is too old. they will be thrilled if he finds the teleprompter and is able to enunciate the words. what i would like to see that night donald trump offer the response on the gop liver. last year he did it as a video. this is a prime opportunity for him to declare his leadership of the party. david: that would be, do you think that will happen?

that there has to be some grand conspiracy theory behind it involving the biden administration >> vivek claiming this is -- super bowl is going to be rigged >> we have had enough of taylor swift for now it is so scary there was a recent poll -- one-fifth of taylor swift fans said they would back whichever candidate that she endorsed. just please don't believe everything taylor swift says, we're all begging you. >> seth: allow me to quote a taylor swift lyric when i say, "you people are out of your [ bleep ] minds. [ laughter ] i'm just kidding, that's not a taylor swift lyric it's seth's version. seriously, what is wrong with you? this is how much the republican party has changed. there was a time when a famous singer dating a football player and spending quality time with his family would have been their dream. they used to elect politicians who were football players. or ones who looked like footballs. [ laughter ] and may i remind you, her last boyfriend was british. we almost lost one of our greatest national treasures to the brits! [ laughter ] you should be throwing her a parade al

you were for yourself, but he's fantastic, and he's fantastic person. >> one of them was of course vivekmade a big splash, ron desantis, tim scott, byron donald and a big presence here for tulsi gabbard. very interesting. and kristi noem as well i should say. are they all on your short list? >> they are. >> and when can we expect you'll announce your choice? >> the one thing that always surprises me is that the vp choice has absolutely no impact. it's whoever the president is it just seems. >> what do you make of that? pence brought some sort of political legitimacy that donald trump at the time necessarily didn't have. right? does he have a point now it's not going to have any kind of impact on his ticket and his potentialn? >> oh, absolutely. look, in 2016, the party still had questions about donald trump, even after he secured and locked up enough delegates, i believe, coming out of the indiana primary. you had people like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan say i'm not there yet. you had major republicans not yet endorsing their presumptive nominee, and there were a lot of questions about

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here with reaction tonight hous presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy as well. so great to have you back. let me start first with this issue about biden. caden comes out at thet bi hasty called news conference. you saw it. i saw it. and it'ss co and all is mad. and he's furious that special counsel pointed out that hee didn't even remember the year he became vice president. he started one and finished on numerous occasions. and thated o he didn't evens with remember within a few years when his son died. >> how i hisn the he dare?re >> how would they how dare he raise that in his words? frankly, when i was asked t the question, i thought to myself, t is it wasn't anybue of their business. they never asked. well, look, he brought it up. on the one hand, you have it.ouv >>e you have a president who they say is too senile to stand trial. well, on the other hand, they say he's perfectld oy to r the united states of america. those two things can't make sense at thea. same. but i want to point out something, john, which is that we have known about biden'ssenii senility

en primer lugar, 15 puntos en gobernadora de dakota del sur y el empresario vivek ramaswamy, una encuestanteresante. gracias javier por tu informe. pasamos ahora a méxico, donde sigue el debate por la filtración de datos personales. ahora es el hijo del del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador, quien asegura que publicaron su número telefónico. esto se produce días después de que el mandatario difundiera a nivel nacional. el de la corresponsal del diario the new york times durante su conferencia matutina, valeria león nos cuenta más. la filtración de datos ahora estaría tocando al hijo mayor del presidente josé ramón beltrán, de anunció que su celular fue divulgado en redes, lo que calificó como un acto de venganza. su alegación se da días después de que la conferencia matutina, el presidente publicara el celular de la corresponsal del new york times en méxico, tras enviarle una carta preguntándole sobre una supuesta investigación de los estados unidos que presuntamente involucraba a los hijos y colaboradores cercanos del mandatario con narcotraficantes en 2018 en redes sociales, josé r

this defense, including presidential hopeful, robert f. kennedy, junior and republican candidate, vivek, rama, swami, tucker carlson, has been smeared for days. the legacy media and democrat establishment are upset of them for simply doing his job. americans can handle thought provoking conversations . we can handle dangerous thoughts or contrary ideas that don't fit the m s. m narrative. let us decide for ourselves. tucker doesn't treat booting with kid gloves. i love it. and that's for an indian diplomat on political commentary to rajiv dunc, where i told his washington's attitude, which it knows that the view points as complicated to the crises in ukraine onto the middle east. america, which seems to be the free was junk, been the free speech, is reacting like as for jay, this is america. so is that the for any other views to come in the district instead of 23, i think that is bad for america. so it's from america has the same literally to spring and the right direction. i sure do ok on which and still views from outside the lady under the impression. and this is another big impressi

but the f. kennedy, julia and vivek from a swami. they have spoken housing costs and defense without going along with what the mainstream is saying, but just how significant and influential do you think such opinions are in the states right now as well, a leading contender to be the next president of the united states. donald trump clearly has a very different view on ukraine, then the by the ministration of the national security upgrade just the controls. and if you believe vladimir boots in colonial west is ongoing underground on saturdays edition. he, similarly, a guy is totally against this nato proxy war against russia through ukraine. i think of the deep states that is often referred to in this interview, will be horrified by this interview. because we know vladimir putin has access to a lot of national security intelligence, no doubt espionage. who knows what else he chose not to use it. i think his friend base will be wondering why didn't be, why did he explain the history perhaps because of the end of history, was the kid up

vivek was on tiktok and other republicans, it is a smart move, but i don't trust tiktok.they? >> 14 and 17. >> harris: same as mine. they do it even though you told them not to? >> patrick: yes. >> kayleigh: "washington post," inside democrats attempt to woo tiktok users, president biden spent time with tiktok followers, brought to washington in hopes to turn out voters november and it worked. >> lisa: they titled it lol. it does not negate the fact you are 81. he has a problem right now with young voters. there is polling showed previously and polls validating the fact trump has been up. they are on tiktok. i am at the point, tiktok is chinese owned and they are spying on us. that is where voters are, maybe republicans need to get on there. >> patrick: i will not advise that. >> kayleigh: republicans need to be aware, this will be flooding the zone on tiktok. >> president biden: quick reminder, vote, go to i will vote.com, to find out how and where. >> i'm hillary biden, i'm going to vote with my pop. we're on our way. are you excited, pop? >> i'm excited to be voting wi

desantis and vivek ramaswamy because they dropped out, those delegates can basically, desantis could say i want my delegates to go to trump. they can. they can choose another path. the point is trump already has the majority of the delegates. so let's take a look at nevada. at nevada, we have two contests next week. >> why are there two different ones? >> i'm so glad you asked. with 26 delegates at stake, what happened after 2020, the democratic governor of nevada said let's just do a primary. let's make it vote by mail. but the republican party said no. we want to do a caucus. and each party gets to demanding their own rules to select their candidate. so even though the state is going to run a primary, and nikki haley appears on that primary, there are no delegates at stake. >> so voters could vote on february 6th for nikki haley but it would mean nothing to her in the overaliquant? >> correct. she might tout how many people voted for her. but it doesn't get her in that magic delegate count. president trump who has participated in the caucus goes, leaves it with all 26 delegates. th

causing this defense, including presidential hopeful, roberts f, kennedy, judy, a republican candidate vivek from his swami tucker carlson, has been severed for days. the legacy media and democrat establishment are upset at him for simply doing his job. americans can handle thought provoking conversations . we can handle dangerous thoughts or contrary ideas that don't fit the m s. m narrative. let us decide for ourselves. tucker doesn't tree put in with kid gloves . i love it. a veteran indian diplomats on political commentator reggie of dog or a tote, is that washington's aptitude, which it knows of a view points as complicated to the crises in ukraine. assume at least a really coverage seems to be the free was just the free speech is the acting like as for j a, this is the soul is too much because it doesn't go to any other abuse to come in the district instead of history for i think that is bad for america, it says from america has the same literally to spring in the right direction. i sure do oak phone and russian stuffs to abuse from outside the lady. stay under the impression and this

we also know, we heard from vivek ramaswamy last night, we know that the president or any executive hasision to deport. to deport criminals for example. we have the mayor of new york eric adams now who says maybe we should not have sanctuary city for convicted felons, you are a lawyer. what -- do we have the united states -- does the president have the authority to deport criminals or to deport illegals? it is already on the books? >> not only does he have that authority but that obligation that duty. requires h us to deport people who violated our laws for one reason or another are not suited for being in the united states, came here illegally, especially if they have some aggravating circumstances. once they are ordered deported, t need to be deported it is san obligation. when he fails to carry it out, that is how we end up with this mess, how we end up in a circumstances where we have murderers committed this tragic murder of that bright young nursing student at university of georgia or we learned about a shooting by an individual against police in washington, d.c. who had an active

. >> laura: oaudience asked abouta good choice and various names came up, vivek ramaswamy made a splashn desantis, who is appearing today in south carolina, we found out. tim scott, byron donald and big presence for tulsi gabbard and kristi noem, as well, i should say. are they all on your short list? >> they are. >> steve: and there is essentially what laura was talking about, it is interesting, he would hate to reveal his cards too early, it is a tease, who would i make as vice presidential nominee. he challenged joe biden to debate him and said, i don't think joe biden will do it. the reason and we detailed this earlier, the reason joe biden would say, donald trump did not take part in debates during the republican primary, why debate him? >> griff: in the same highlight reel trump is talking about biden's mental acuity and decline. this is not a political attack, the entire country is seeing a man in decline. if you choose not to debate trump, if you are joe biden, you a are -- >> steve: if the two of them are on a screen, as we saw last night, donald trump has a lot of energy. we s

vivek ramaswamy, ron desantis, who is making an appearance today in south carolina, obviously tim scott here for tulsi gabbard, very interesting and kristi noem, as well, i should say. are they on your short list? >> they are. >> when can we expect you will announce your choice. >> they are all good and solid, i want people with common sense, so many things are happening thatten do make sense. who wants open border and open borders? >> emily: democrats are obsessed with strategy and checking boxes, he wants someone with common sense. >> david: we need somebody ready to step in. vice president has always been that backstop to a tragedy and we've seen that throughout our history, anything is possible, it is important we see common sense ability. pull a team together and work with an existing team and most people recognize that in our daily lives and business lives and you have structure within the country and run a company like a business, as well. >> emily: the former president is master of marketing, is he combing out time of short list and vegas odds or is he weighing each candidate eq

i do like vivek. he understands that the government is out of control. there are a lot of conservatives who believe that. >> i heard the name desantis backstage and i was surprised. >> i would like to see them kiss and makeup. they would be a great pair. >> we will see if they kiss and makeup. the a team. thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you cpac. it is great to be with a group of hard-working american patriots who love their country, love freedom and love their faith. our nation was built by men and women who never back down, never gave up, never ever apologized for who they are. it is this american spirit that lives on in patriots like you. it is comforting to see so many people who keep the spirit of 1776 alive. [applause] as we gather here today i really want to discuss an entirely new threat to our country. just a few miles up the road in washington, d.c. an entirely different scene is unfolding. our government and legacy institutions are losing credibility in the public eye at breakneck speed even though the systematic takeover of

and vivek in the cabinet. and. >> they figured that out before, they could figure it out again, if you think about it in terms of 12 years, not 4, desantis would not be a bad pick. larry: i was interested, i must say, i was unimpressed with desantis' campaign, but he is genuine conservative. i was impressed that first, trump would acknowledge he was on a short list whatever list longer short. and also, desantis i was reading what me said in south carolina yesterday. he came out four square for trump as a conservative. he made it clear, he said trump and i got like 96% of the votes in iowa. that is what me said, those are conservative republicans, we don't want the corporate republicans, we don't want country club republicans, meaning nikki haley. >> if you are thinking about 8 years after 4 more years of trump, you could hardly do better than someone like that who would -- he would be a nightmare for washington. larry: i think he would be too. >> that is what we want. larry: do you have a choice. >> problem wi

. >> and vivek ramaswamy callied her for firing. >> he has vanquished all of his opponents except one and that's nikki haley. and she just reported a -- according to her campaign -- $16.5 $16.5 million fund-raising haul just in january they announced that. that's not nothing. and she obviously is right now -- we've said this before and it's important to underscore this. usually when candidates drop out they do it because they don't have money. that's not the case with her. so the question is whether or not she is going to drop out because she doesn't want to be embarrassed in her home state or if there are other reasons. not because she can't fuel her campaign with funds. >> there is a sizable amount, yes, a fraction of the party, but still a sizable amount of anti-trump republicans. that is the hope for the biden team trying to peel them to their side not have them sit out the election or have them vote for the republican nominee. but can she sustain loss after loss, she'll lose nevada this week. polls are looking bleak for her in her home state. can she make it to super tuesday, per