ben carson, former hud secretary and member of the covid-19 task force during the trump administratione institute. he works a lot on education and history. dr. carson, good to have you with us. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: my first question is, when you look at the numbers and we've seen a lot of devastating numbers across the board in baltimore. there's not a single school that has a child who is proficient in math in 23 schools. just let that one sink in for a second. is cardona -- he goes to the money issue. is this a resources money issue that is causing our students to do so poorly? >> i don't think so. certainly not surprising that we're having this decline in the academic performance after putting kids in masks, isolating them, making them eat lunch by themselves. teaching them that skin color is more important than content of character. that's expected in those situations. this has been going on long before covid. i don't think we can put all of this on covid. if you look at our international standing on testing, we have been wait down for a long period of ti

doctor ben carson takes out on. this, this prairie chicken is biden's latest weapon in his work on fossil fuel. the fed may make the chicken a protected disease. attorney general doesn't like it, he doesn't approve. attorney general is next. ♪ the markets this morning, early going, not much moving. staff down to come up nasdaq of 32. the great decision comes a little later. lawmakers pushing back on the president green energy mandate, grady trumbull capitol hill. what are republicans doing? >> when biden administration officials are here for hearings, republican lawmakers are challenging the administration's policies on climate and energy. listen. >> do you agree with that, we should trade off energy security for this country in favor of climate change agenda? >> we are in the midst of terrible climate crisis and it's our job to balance those things, create a balance on our public land because public land belongs to every single american. >> that was in response to a question about why leasing for fossil fuel drilli

20 million plus will be watching and don't forget ben carson surged after one of those debates. can desantis pick up conservative voters cleaving to the right of trump that's a huge question. he can say i signed the six week abortion bill legislation that trump called too harsh. desantis can say i fought disney to keep porn out of elementary schools while trump criticized me for taking the fight to disney's door. and then will the electability argument make a difference? desantis says he knows how to win and polling shows him performing better in swing states than in the general he says. tim scott makes the same argument. he says fighting is good but winning is better. and then there is, perhaps, the biggest question of all. how is desantis going to respond to the endless trump investigations? when you look at the trend lines you can see trump's numbers exploded around the time that alvin bragg hit him with an indictment in new york. republican voters they don't like the bragg indictment and desantis is going to have to figure out how to navigate that. does he condemn the invest

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ben carson, former trump hud secretary and foundercorner of the american cornerstone institute. now, dr. carson,e. you're a neurosurgeon and is a connection that we can find fn here between what constant screen time, this desire to constantly be connected and the violent outbursts whenou that connection is taken away from you . >> there are a lot of theoriesat about it, something i've been talking about for years. because a lot of my patientsy come in, the parents would say ,is it okay if we put them on these medications because of the behavior problems? and i would say, well, how much time are they spending i in frot of screens? and usually it was quite a bit.d and i say, let's do an for experiment for the next three months. scret's decrease the screen time and substitute with timeting with you interacting and reading virtually all of them came back and said , we don't need the medication. that in combination with the tha fact that families are fallingl apart, the place where children are getting their values is not. there anymore. and they learn to be forgiving . they learn sel

at times ben carson led and bernie sanders had a double digit lead and hillary clinton won. the key difference is we have a former president in the race. how much weight that will carry remains to be seen. >> dana: one last question about nikki haley. she got in the race about four months ago but her numbers haven't budgeed. you have two other candidates getting media attention. what is she to do? >> it will take from her especially tim scott. you see 22 million cash on hand. he raised $42 million for republicans in the 2022 cycle. it takes away resources out of south carolina. i think a real uphill battle for nikki haley. >> dana: there you have it. we're getting ready for a big week. >> i think so. you look at tim scott, the potential for chris christie even this week. you've got ron desantis. the field is starting to fill out. then we have that debate. we have the first debate gop primary debate in milwaukee in august. by that time, who knows who will be in there >> dana: i'll be there with you now this. >> we expect to be unable to pay all of our bills in early june and

party, the other folks who lead in the national polling with— lead in the national polling with ben carson make it to _ who actually didn't even make it to ior, _ who actually didn't even make it to ior, marco rubio, ted cruz — it to ior, marco rubio, ted cruz -- _ it to ior, marco rubio, ted cruz. —— make it to iowa. so i think ruling _ cruz. —— make it to iowa. so i think ruling people in or out as candidates, at this point in time, — as candidates, at this point in time, nobody would rule donald trump _ time, nobody would rule donald trump out — time, nobody would rule donald trump out as a candidate, and frankly— trump out as a candidate, and frankly didn't for quite some time — frankly didn't for quite some time until he was the actual nominee _ time until he was the actual nominee. so i think it is premature to rule anybody in and out, _ premature to rule anybody in and out, and there is a lot of good — and out, and there is a lot of good candidates for cycle, 2016 has actually turned into much more — has actually turned into much more of— has actually turned into much more of a _ ha

when we actually had a nominee in the party, the other folks who lead in the national polling with ben carson, who actually didn't even make it to iowa, marco rubio, ted cruz. so i think ruling people in or out as candidates, at this point in time, nobody would rule donald trump in as a candidate, and frankly didn't for quite some time until he was the actual nominee _ so i think it is premature to rule anybody in and out, and there is a lot of good candidates for cycle, 2016 has actually turned into much more of a traditional cycle, we've got governors, current governors, former and current senators running. you have a good crop of candidates. we will see. i think it will matter a lot more once they get on the debate stage. a really interesting point, terry. to follow up on ron desantis, what did you make of his announcement on twitter this week, and how all that played out? well, luckily he is not running for the commander of twitter's it departments in chief, but i think he did a really good job of what we needed to do, reaching out to conservatives, because republicans, if they want to ta

his mother, like ben carson's mother wanted him to learn, to grow to do more.they can have happen. >> steve: harold, even though you are from the other party, you think this guy is a great candidate? >> he has a book out. i have a caption on the back of the book saying how much his story is an american story owe has a sunny message. the question i build on tammy's points are. i think we need this message in politics. whether you are democrat or republican. i don't agree with senator scott on everything, but what i do agree with him on is i think his story is a compelling story. like tiger woods story is the compelling story like bill clinton's story is a compelling story. these are people who you would pigeon hole and say they shouldn't be where they have landed themselves. on the democratic side if we are going to have a contest of ideas between president biden and someone else that it's a positive affirmation of the country and give us a sense of where you want to take the nation going forward here is hillary clinton saturday talking about joe biden being rea

. >> brian: ben carson got in the race. great personal.thing you know personally attacked and being personally challenged. i guess that's part of politics. the senator is going to get in. the thing that propelled him and i don't think anyone would disagree with this, is that when tim scott gave his rebuttal speech off the president's first state of the union address. would it be state of the union or first address? when he came back and spoke at a time in which so many people got hurt after giving that address. bobby jindal. senator marco rubio. he nailed it. everyone said who is this guy? i hope he runs for president? >> at that time he said president, me? now he is like president, me. >> ainsley: we went to church with him. tim, remember, you'ved to be a minister. he said really could have been a great minister but you will be such a better president. he hadn't decided if he was going to run then. he said that's where his minister felt that was his gift. that's what god gifted him with. when you do have a strong faith, it's easier to cov

ben carson, good to see you. thanks very much. that is "the story" for tonight from london. we'll see you tomorrow as the story goes on. have a great evening. >> neil: hard to believe but we're aweek away from title 42 going '0way. alejandro mayorkas on the ground at the border where troops are showing up to help with the process. we'll talk to john cornyn and the corner of ball and broad. a big sell-off after a big concern of banks. we have ken fisher and what he makes on that. first to griff jenkins in brownsville. griff? >> good afternoon. i heard that karine jean-pierre, the spokes woman at the white house says she doesn't know what title 42 will look like when it lifts may 11th. let me help and give you an idea. we're here at ground zero at camp monument in brownsville. >> there's over 2,000 migrants a day coming to this location. nearly 15,000 in the week i've been here. they're getting better at screening, processing and transporting these migrants out. that is the problem that we're dealing with now. this is the calm before the storm. it's already overwhelming agents

i think it was one briefing where ben carson overtook him. otherwise he led the entire time.olls in 2020. so i have to ask, what makes you think four years later yes, now is my time? >> okay, first of all. i've been up to 11% this time. right, that's number one. and number two, there is an ameliorate effect and someone telling the truth. somebody needs to tell the truth about this country, which the american people know. please remember mehdi, 70% of the people do not want him to run again. the american people, 70% of the american people who live in chronic economic anxiety. you've got 64% of americans who can't afford a 400 dollar unexpected expenditure. we have 60% of americans who are living paycheck to paycheck. one in four americans with medical debt. you have 18 million americans who could not even afford to pay for the prescription that their doctors give them. >> adrian all of that. so what are you proposing to do that's different to joe biden? briefly explain to our viewers what is your policy platform, briefly? >> my policy platform is that the american people shoul

table -- of the washington post opinion columnist, jason osborne the former trump official and ben carsonf the radio show and columnist by the philadelphia daily news. he's also the officer of ten lives, ten demands. all of you, thank you. this text message is a little eyebrow raising but if you watch tucker carlson show, to me, it did not come as a huge surprise. but it seemed, perhaps to be a surprise to fox executives. >> yes it wasn't surprise to me. i think they have surprised me most is that tucker carlson didn't abide by the rule of thumb. if you don't want on the cover the new york times, you don't put it in a text message. well, here we are. so, he does that. but it is right in line with everything he has said on the show. that immigrants make us 30 and poor. that there is a plot to replace white people with brown people. somehow, white nationalism, is the core of what he said. so no, what he said was not a surprise. i'm surprised that he put in a text message. >> i mean. if you would look very closely what he's saying here, just to be clear, he is saying that what dishonourable

ben carson on the extremist watch list in 2014. in 2021, we saw their reckless and misguided definition of hate groups used against the university of nebraska lincoln students, a christian student organization called the ratio christie filed a lawsuit alleging the discrimination against the christian views when it denied funds for a speaker. i spoke out at the time urging the university to support the speaker including christian speakers. the group of students secured legal defense for the alliance defending freedom. the designation of adf as a hate group was then used against the students media reports across the state. fortunately justice prevailed and in a victory for free speech at the public universities, a federal court entered a partial -- who discriminated against christian student organization. the university revised its funding and provided for transparency in the process. in 2023 a whistleblower revealed that the bure re issued an internal memo on radical traditionalist ideology citing the ap -- splc, they said it was fr

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