let's look at the election coming up byron donalds.emocrats and eric holder former attorney general under obama, deputy attorney general under clinton. we have adam schiff, we know all about him. we won't go there but we know all about him. both of them said if donald trump is convicted of a single indictment that could be the da here, the d.a. there, the attorney general there the two grand general in washington and if he still elected they will move and push for having him impeached. then we have another movement going on among democrats and dark money billionaires funded the radical left-wing marxist groups who are trying to convince secretaries of state across the country and attorney general under section three the 14th amendment that donald trump led an insurrection he's unqualified to be on the ballot and if he wins to be represented. which is in part is a reason why the prosecutor is bringing january 6 charge and targeting on this. here is my question to you if there knocking except the outcome of the election no matter what we

>> 100%, let's look at the election, byron donalds. , we won't two there. we know all about him. both have said if donald trumpa is convicted of a single intimel that could be da here, the da there, the attorney general there, the two grand juries in e washington, and if he's still elected, they are going to move for and having him impeached. we have another movement among democrats who are trying tod. convince secretaries of stateon across theey country and attorns general under section 3 in thei 14th amendment that donald trum led insurrection and he wins toe even be represented which in part is the reason why this prosecutors is thinking about bringing the january 6th charget and is i targeting trump on thi. so here is my question to you, if they are not going to accept the outcome of an election no matter what, we republicans, wec see alkil of this interference n this election, trials during the election, int -- indictments, if biden wins, are we supposed to roll over and accept, isn't thit the danger putting the republicanhe party,

for more on this, david avella and richard, the spat between byron donalds and ron desantis. ying he likes the new standards but obviously it needs some adjustment. desantis is saying who are you going to side with, kamala harris or the state. your take. >> one, i have read the new standards, all 216 pages. and also on capitol hill yesterday to a press conference held by the congressional black caucus and i don't think this is a partisan issue. i think it's a clear line in the sand whether or not slaves benefitted from enslavement and call a spade a spade. enslavement was not a trade school where you to be a blacksmith or shoe maker or farmer, people were taken from their home countries, brought to the united states, raped, mutilated, brutalized and happened for 400 years compounded, and for you to say that people benefitted is not only ridiculous, it's outrageous. the fact that donalds and kamala harris and scott are on the same page -- >> john: the one point they are on the same page. not on the same page with the overall standards, though. >> byron donalds hit it well. the

byron donalds, the republican from florida. thank you. make sure to check out special report later today. joseph ziegler was whistleblower x as of two days ago. he will talk on special report. check it out at 6:00 here on the fox news channel tonight. dana. >> he has a time share in a place in vegas where he would visit without his wife and children. when asked in a 2017 deposition you go there for business or pleasure, sir? he says i guess you could call it pleasure. man, i would be all over that like a cheap suit. >> dana: the prob into the suspected gilgo serial killer is going beyond new york. is he tied to murders in other states? one person may have been killed inside his family home. nate foye is inmassapequa park new york with the latest. >> good morning. a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news investigators believe at least one of the three murders that wrecks heuermann is charged with happened inside the family's home behind me. police have the street blocked off today. look live at the fox news drone. prosecutor

florida congressman byron donald joins me, good to see you. a guy named devon archer.led plea deal, when are you going to be asking? >> what's going to occur is a transcribed interview. you have attorneys from the oversight committee, house republicans and minority house democrats, they will question them. it is a sworn testimony. in terms of testifying an open committee yet to be determined if that's going to occur. what is going to be clearly revealed is hunter biden was the bad man, hunter biden do what was involved. the entire purpose was to shakedown companies, shakedown foreign companies for money because the only thing the biden family has to sell his political influence. there is no other business with this family. that is public corruption. for the democrats to hide from this and run away from this demonstrates how silly they are being right now because the truth of the matter is joe biden was selling access to his office through his son and in my view that is an impeachable offense. dave: is there any hard evidence to make that connection between president bi

we will have more with oversight committee member byron donalds.'t wait to hear what he says about what happened today on the show later on. but, up next, u.s. cities collapsing and meet aoc. wasn't she supposed to be a progressive? next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: well, i don't think this is the heap that sinatra was singing about. in new york over the weekend, hundreds of migrants violently tried to bust into the once luxurious roosevelt hotel and nypd had to be called as the poor people who were working hotel security could not handle what amend amounted to be a not so small migrant right. as of this morning hundreds were still camped outside. >> throughout the weekend, dozens of migrants were told there was no space inside. and many waited in a line that wrapped around a city block. others slept outside. since last spring, more than 93,000 migrants or asylum seekers have arrived here to new york city. some have been bussed to other locations. but there are still more than 56,000 in the city's care. >> now, this is what democrats have always wanted though, i

he's a black man from florida, byron donalds, and try to mildly criticize the slaves benefited from slavery isn't even trump saying it. it's desantis's policies. he got mowed down like the law on, because you can't even say slavery was bad now in the republican party. that's how far it has gone. and that's not even trump who read the policy, it was desantis. >> it is a profoundly important note to make about that moment with congressman byron donalds and desantis and the party writ large. here you have one of a handful black republican members of the united states congress who are republican saying what he rightly should have said, this idea that black folks actually benefited from slavery is just crazy, right, but then desantis clap back in on him, but notice, none of those members that were pushing him out to be the next -- none of them came out they said you know what, don't west mansfield my boy, and he'd be, he's right. no one. so that again tells you about the trumpian narrative. you go into this space thinking you are locked arms in your are kind of moving the same way. you are not,

byron donalds also said when i asked him about the f.b.i. saying they're concerned about the safety of this confidential source, he didn't push back on that and said they might have reason to believe that he is still an active source as this swirls around, how do you sort it out? >> apparently the f.b.i. had given enough warnings to gop lawmakers saying we don't want it released for those very concerns. but all of this begs the question as congressman donalds was talking about there, what actually happened to this form? i asked former attorney general bill barr about that a few weeks ago when the whole thing was bubbling up. he told me it was sent to the pittsburgh office. they did a deep dive and found additional information and then it was sent to places where it would be relevant, including the delaware investigation. so what david weiss, the u.s. did or didn't do with it from there is an open question. this may have been forwarded to other offices that would have opened investigations. david weiss is the only one to answer the questions

congressman jim jordan and byron donalds. congressman, thanks for joining us.ff to you congressman jordan. what is bringing the second whistleblower forward. what convinced them to shed their anonymity. >> the retribution they face. they have been kicked off the case. mr. was not allowed to be on the task force he was on. this is the a-team when it comes to international tax fraud cases they have over 10 years experience, each of them. they have had outstanding reviews on every performance evaluation. these were the guys and they have come forward and said -- and, by the way, two days ago, their story, their testimony was backed up by an fbi agent who came forward and was interviewed by the committee and said what these two individuals have said is entirely is right on target. so i think this is quickly becoming, brian, who are you going to believe? are you going to believe the biden garland justice department who said parents were terrorists, catholics were extremists censored people according to the federal court in louisiana and changed their story numerous

but fighting with byron donalds from your own state.his, it does not look and feel like a new campaign, so not only are those standards offensive and factually incorrect about how people benefitted from slavery, it is more of the same, right? it is the fight against woke. it is when you talk to republicans, when you say what advice would you give ron desantis, what would you tell him as he restarts his campaign? they say stop talking about being anti-woke, most people don't actually know what that means. most people are not spending time watching fox news as they have huge conversations over what that word means over the past few weeks and months and years. so it is more of ron desantis saying the things that made him interesting to folks but now, it seems like people are kind of over it. >> eugene daniels, as always, thank you. >>> coming up, everybody. an attempted coup in a west african country. what our reporter there is seeing. >>> up first, though an emotional day of testimony of survivors of the oxford school shooting. what we he

also, from byron donalds, two prominent members of the republican party, who happened to be african americanguess, danielle, dive into the fray? do they take advantage of this division that's happening between desantis and people like tim scott and byron donalds? >> i think it's absolutely important for democrats to take on this agenda, to rewrite a public school curriculum, right? i think this is incredibly problematic and what we've seen is wrong desantis uses the state of florida as a petra dish. other republican governors use his methods in their own states, and it becomes a domino effect of lies that we are going to spread around our country, using our public school system as a weapon. so yes, i do think it is important that democrats lift up this divide, that is obvious. that finally, about two black members within the republican party that's have a platform are speaking out against this erasure that we are seeing state-by-state, led by ron desantis. >> danielle, i've got about a minute left. i didn't ask you, nbc news now reporting congressman dean phillips of minnesota, meeting with

replace history with lies >> reporter: another black republican member of congress, florida's byron donalds, who endorsed former president trump, has also criticized that portion of the new standard, but desantis argues that line has been taken out of context. >> i would also note some of those congressmen are putting out information that's totally false. you've got to be willing to stand up and fight back against false narratives, and that's what we do in florida every day. >> reporter: one of the scholars who helped develop the florida standards is also defending them. >> this curriculum is devoted to telling the truth, whereas, kamala harris has retailed a lie. >> reporter: after laying off more than a third of its staff, the desantis campaign is trying to reset, holding more up-close events with voters and their families. >> oh, what is that? >> an icee >> an icee yeah, that's probably a lot of sugar, huh? >> reporter: while mr. trump is still dominating the field >> if we make it about the vision for the future, we're going to win. obviously with me as the nominee, you know, we're goin

byron donald took to twitter to voice his own opinion. that while it is robust and accurate, quote, the attempt to feature the personal benefits of slavery is wrong and needs to be adjusted. >>> san francisco's police chief is making it clear the man officers shot and killed yesterday in the bayview district was armed, and officers recovered a gun. as alyssa goard reports, speculation continues to swirl about the shooting along with questions about what led to the man's death. >> reporter: this video posted to social media appears to show the moments before police shot and killed a man in san francisco's bayview district. that man is seen walking around fairfax avenue and catalina streets while officers at a distance str their guns drawn. you can see the man pull something out and point it at the officers, and then police shoot him. >> there's a rumor going around out there this man was unarmed. he was armed. >> reporter: we've learned the man who died of his injuries was 41-year-old ryan bluford of san francisco. >> let me pause and say

congressman jim jordan and byron donalds join us live with a preview.l indictment over his handling of january 6th. >> i didn't know practically what a subpoena was and grand juries and all of this now i'm like becoming an expert. i have no choice because it's a disgrace. >> kimberley strassel says they better have the goods if they pursue this unprecedented indictment. and she is next. there she is n our green room a that briannd says is green i gs with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tire

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congressman byron donalds, who has endorsed donald trump, was also critical, tweeting in part, get: theican-american standards in florida are good, robust, and accurate. that being said, the attempt to feature the personal benefits of slavery is wrong and needs to be adjusted. governor desantis responded to donalds. >> at the end of the day, you have got to choose, are you going to side kamala harris and liberal media outlets or are you going to side with the state of florida? >> and, bret, the lincoln dinner kicks off here in about one hour from now. the only republican candidate who is not going to be here is chris christie. as for iowa's republican governor kim reynolds, very popular out here, she is expected to be here though. all these candidates, they really want her endorsement. it's a highly sought after endorsement. she says, however, she is not endorsing anybody after the iowa caucuses her reasoning being she wants to keep a level playing field. we will send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live at the lincoln dinner in des moines, thanks. we will talk to vice president p

byron donalds is a very good representative, and supported desantis up until that comment.ten to the criticism, accepte so you can move o. host: byron donalds did support desantis for governor, but he is a trump supporter for 2024. let's go to stanford, texas now. daniel on the republican line, what is your question or comment? caller: before trump was even elected, they tried to impeach him. 4 years after he was elected, they tried to impeach him. whenever hillary ran against trump and lost, she spent $30 million o her campaignn and when she lost, turned around and sold $30 million worth of plutonium to north korea. that would be considered treason. nobody said nothing about nothing. they have been hammering trump forever. guest: i agree with you. the democrats don't want to listen to him, they don't want to respect him. the border security that trump proposed, the public supports it. trump is less about the policies , and more about the person how he communicates it, how he treats people. they tried to impeach him, and that feeds into this victimhood. maybe there is somet

here is byron donald and jim jordan. >> joe biden and hunter biden have been lying for years. why did the department of justice slow walk and end investigations? were they politically motivated? i believe they were. >> who do you believe, the biden-garland justice department that says parents are terrorists and catholics are terrorists or are you going to believe shapley and the other whistleblower confirmed by an fbi agent who testified monday to committee. lucas tomlinson hunter biden's case is next week for the felony gun charge. >> steve: lots going on. thank you, sir. >> brian: a 13-year veteran special agent. bring in john kennedy, member of the senate judiciary committee. will you be watching today? i know you have your own job. >> yes. and here is my point of view right now for what it is worth. have you ever flushed the toilet and the water starts rises? you go, dang, i got a problem. i think that is where the attorney general is. he thought he had finessed the prosecution of mr. hunter biden. he had pawned it off on another prosecutor, plea deal was reached, pretty f

byron donalds is a very good representative, and supported desantis up until that comment.n to the criticism, accepte so you can move o. host: byron donalds did support desantis for governor, but he is a trump supporter for 2024. let's go to stanford, texas now. daniel on the republican line, what is your question or comment? caller: before trump was even elected, they tried to impeach him. 4 years after he was elected, they tried to impeach him. whenever hillary ran against trump and lost, she spent $30 million o her campaignn and when she lost, turned around and sold $30 million worth of plutonium to north korea. that would be considered treason. nobody said nothing about nothing. they have been hammering trump forever. guest: i agree with you. the democrats don't want to listen to him, they don't want to respect him. the border security that trump proposed, the public supports it. trump is less about the policies , and more about the person how he communicates it, how he treats people. they tried to impeach him, and that feeds into this victimhood. maybe there is somethi

and means committee who conducted the first interview with these whistleblowers and congressman byron donaldsthe oversight committee who was in today's hearing. congressman donalds as jonathan turley noted earlier today, i think the most damning moment of the entire proceeding may have been courtesy of -- it was unintentional goal by the democrat defense. and it came from congressman goldman of the trump impeachment fame. joe biden has repeatedly denied, completely not credible that he -- he never discussed his son's business dealings with him. but watch this exchange. >> hunter told his dad, according to rob walker, quote: i may be trying to start a company or try to do something with these guys. that doesn't sound much like joe biden was involved in whatever hunter biden was doing with the cefc. >> what it does show that he told his father he was trying to do business. >> laura: oh, congressman donalds. so, the pompous goldman just dragged the president of the united states into this. that was sworn testimony by the whistleblower now on the record. >> oh, listen, i totally agree with you. t

anden moos committee, who conducted the first interview with the whistleblowers and congressman byron donaldo was in today's hearing. as jonathan turley noted earlier today, i think the most damming moment of the proceeding may have been courtesy, unintentional goal by the democrat defense. it came from congressman goldman. joe biden has repeatedly denied and it is completely not credible, he never discussed his son's business dealings. watch this exchange. >> hunter told his dad, according to rob walker, i may be trying to start a company or try to do something with these guys. that doesn't sound like joe biden was involved in whatever hunter biden was doing with the cdfc. he told his father he was trying to do business. >> laura: congressman donald, pompous goldman just dragged the president into this. sworn testimony by the whistleblower now on the record. >> i totally agree with you, that did occur. it was multiple instances in this hearing. one thing that came out, the famous what's app message where hunter is next to his dad and wants more money and you better give it to us or we will

congressman byron donald joined us to give us a preview. >> it will be clearly revealed that hunter biden was the bad man, joe biden knew what was going on and was involved and the entire purpose was to shakedown companies, shakedown foreign countries for money because the only thing the biden family has to sell is political influence. there is no other business with this family. that's public corruption. president biden was selling access to his office through his son and in my view, that is an impeachable offense. dave: sean duffy is with us. what is incredible, listening to democrats say there is no evidence. there's a lot of evidence not only from the congressional hearings but stuff we heard from the plea deal et cetera. are we going to get to an impeachment inquiry? >> i think what kevin mccarthy says, impeachment inquiry is the track we are on. devon archer, friend of the bidens, business partner, it wasn't until president biden understood and realize devon archer would testify that he changed his story. the last five years, i never talked to my son about his business dealings. dav

you saw representative byron donalds who's supporting donald trump come out to kind of rally around trump'sbe kind of honest. for this primary to even be competitive at all, someone needs to grow in iowa. if donald trump is winning iowa by 46%, this primary hasn't started yet. and so i'm saying there is a base line that even the tim scotts still have not cleared yet that i think we have to re-remind ourselves even though he's kind of taking up some of that energy that was being coronated around ron desantis, that wasn't enough to surpass donald trump. they have to -- they need to add up all things that coalesce rather than 1% here, 2% here. >> ron desantis is trying. there was a clip that i think probably is fair to say went sort of viral yesterday. in our world, which is the world that matters on "inside politics." ron desantis on the campaign trail was on that bus tour that jessica was talking about interacting with a child about an icee. >> oh, what is that? an icee? yeah? that's probably a lot of sugar, huh? good to see you. >> yeah, i don't know what's more awkward there. the good to s

i talked to my colleague congressman byron donalds.d for political targeting perhaps they needn't less money in new scope of work of how they should be utilized you are exactly right were members of congress and members in the house majority. it's time to go forward and act like it. maria: when will he be impeached? >> the bottom line is i know my colleague ms. green has put forward articles of impeachment and those will be reviewed and heard, james comer and the oversight as well as jim jordan in the root entry judiciary and the foreign affairs. i tell you we need to start going forward with the secretary blinken with afghan box withdrawal in merrick garland with the weaponization of the d.o.j. we need to step up and do something for the american people. maria: we will be watching. thank you. jus cory mills joining us. we'll be rights, back. ities. you've made something that people find invaluable. it fuels you to keep making a better impact with your business. i don't have to think about the pathway to the ocean, i just know i'm goin

. >> laura: joining us now is conman byron donald and sol weisenberg.u think attorney general garland has committed an impeachable offense? >> i think he has. let ago be very clear, you can't have the investigative arm of the irs doing its job wanting to bring felony charges but then somehow with the political brass at the irs and the political brass at the department of justice, it all gets slow walked, it all gets tamped down. they can't go get the necessary search warrants, they can't interview the right people. some of the stuff that came out is they couldn't even pursue the use of the word biden in some of their questioning. this is how ridiculous this is. and so for the attorney general to not know and also the chief of staff to the attorney general not to know what's going on makes no sense at all. >> laura: not knowing would be ignorance but would it be an impeachable offense you would have to say he's lying before congress. >> if he knew this, even if he didn't talk about it in front of congress, if he used the power of his office to slow walk

let's bring in florida congressman byron donalds. he's a member of the oversight committee.gressman, you were in the briefing today, did you get the vibe that they might have been not being quite honest with you? >> yeah. got that vibe. there's a lot of things that are hang in there, not totally aware of. but one thing that makes it tough to discuss this is that you are talking about some of the security protocols at the white house. so it makes it difficult to really talk about this publicly but to me, the thing that's lost on me is with all the surveillance that we have al our capability we don't know who left a dime bag of cocaine in the white house. like, we can't even like narrow it down? that's the most frustrating thing overall. >> jesse: well, they are narrowing it down to about 500 people. and then they are just going to drop it. did you get a sense of why they are just dropping it? i think what i gained from was that because there is nothing of destructive power, they are basically handling that now off to, i think, investigative branch with fbi or even local polic

listen to what congressman byron donalds and troy nels told manu raju yesterday. >> the department ofr system about how they choose to investigate and prosecute, so maybe they don't need that much money. >> donald trump is the leader of our party and donald trump will beat biden in 2024 for a second time. >> reporter: christine, part of the strategy for republicans here is going to be about going on offense. talking about their own investigation into the biden family and their business dealings. and that starts today. the house oversight committee is holding a hearing with two irs whistleblowers who claim that the department of justice mishandled the criminal investigation into hunter biden, joe biden's son. and these allegations have caused a firestorm on capitol hill with some going as far as calling for the impeachment of attorney general merrick garland. so we'll have to see what comes out of the hearing later today. >> annie, thank you so much. >>> quick hits across america. phoenix breaks its own heat record, 19 days of temperatures above 110 degrees. scientists say human caused

senator tim scott of south carolina and byron donalds of florida and john james of michigan and congressmanas, they have all rebuke desantis. rewriting of american history. look the decision to attempt to rewrite our history and make slavery digestible, it's absolutely infuriating. the lie that the incitement of african people provided any benefit is absurd. before europeans arrived, african people were running empires they were running entire political systems. they were skilled in arts and technology math and medicine and so so much more. the notion that african people needed europeans to help them build their skills is just monstrous lee untrue. you and i both know that this lie is not new. this is a narrative. by this narrative i'm talking about the narrative that slavery was a good thing for our country. the confederacy was on the right side of history. it's a narrative that has been taught to our children before. all across this country and especially instate south of the mason-dixon line. the plan has always been two attempts to white rush the true history of this country with lies o

sy want to play for you real quick, ron desantis' response to byron donalds asking him to fix this. >nd of the day, you've got to choose. are you going to side with kamala harris and liberal media outlets? are you going to side with the state of florida? i think it's very clear that these guys did a good job on those standards. there wasn't anything that was politically motivated. these are serious scholars. >> so the question is, why can't he recognize in this moment that he's in the wrong lane on this? the idea that slavery somehow benefited black people. then to have two black members of congress from his party say to him, i think as politely as they could -- because i certainly wouldn't have been as polite as they were in reprimanding him on this -- that he still doesn't seem to get what they're saying and why he's tone deaf on this. not asking you to get in his head, but the politics of this, i would think you would shift very quickly, oh, my bad. but he's not doing that. what do you think's going on here? >> because he's incredibly stub born. that rate much is root of all of thi

meredith great journalism but bring into the show from house oversight welcome back congressman byron donaldsit's always a pleasure, great to have you on the show, thank you for joining us. congresswoman lauren bogert said after the secret service briefing drugs were found at the white house three times since last year, talking cocaine and marijuana. >> this did come up with the briefing. one of the things i want to be very straight with you, some of this is sensitive information printed talking about securing protocols at the white house. there's a lot of knuckle to be able to tell you but we know the instances from my conversations that happen today with the secret service it is somewhat difficult for them to pinpoint the actual source of this cocaine showing up in the white house. liz: were people outraged at the briefing? were they angry, were they furious and upset, this is the white house. >> members were very upset about this. i think what is also happening now, the secret service and the white house a administration are having a conversation right now about revised protocols and at th

ceo of optima foundation, it connects schools with donors and the wife of florida congressman byron donaldslcome. >> good morning. kayleigh: it is great to have you here. what comes to mind immediately this was entirely predictable. i stood at the podium under former president trump and we talked in loosely about the effects that closing schools would have other children. why didn't the left listen? >> they don't really care as much about students as they do about the needs of adults. we saw that during the pandemic. unfortunately the teachers unions have way too much control what goes on in the public school systems in the united states of america. they did not listen when parents were asking them to reopen. they did not listen when experts told them exactly what we saw would happen. not only would students lose learning during the pandemic but as you stated after the pandemic students are not gaining as much per year as they were before the pandemic. were not making up lost ground in were not catching up the kids where they need to be in math or reading in the school districts are not usi

have tim scott, you have nikki haley, vivek, pawns popped up to be a shield and the very second byron donaldi don't agree with this part of the curriculum, he's a supposed conservative. the minute tim scott dares protest he's a d.c. republican, he's no longer one of them in just a half second. i think this really calls out how empty this guise of we have this diverse slate of candidates running is. >> i think this is a deliberate twisting of words by tim scott in order to injure his political opponent. if this state curriculum wanted to minimize the horror of slavery, why would they require teaching the harsh conditions and consequences? why would they require -- >> there's no way around it. there's no way around those. >> people have found ways around it through american history. if they required to teach about infant mortality, the malnutrition. i think this is a twisting of words in what is in general a good faith description of the aspect of the history. >> it's a 200-page curriculum. i would argue there's many pages written about slavery. the benefits of slavery don't rank among the --

especially when it comes to a matter of race, you also saw another black conservative, congressman byron donaldsh back against this and they are typically pretty reticent to make this type of criticism. they actually often argue that america is greatly improving on matters of race and so that, i think, should be a signal to the governor to really take a listen to folks in his own party, but true to form, you know, his whole ethos is to never back down, and he is continuing to stand by the curriculum. >> jessica, the latest poll out of iowa, senator scott isn't trailing too far behind desantis. are social issues like this one landing with voters? >> reporter: well, you know, i talked to a handful of voters yesterday on the road and what i didn't hear a lot about was indictment, legal troubles, the things we've been talking a lot about as it pertains to trump who is the front-runner in the race. you asked about social issues. they're certainly looking more than anything, wolf, for someone who can beat joe biden in 2024. and they are just trying to figure out who that person is. if they think it's

one former gop congressman a, heart ring byron donalds quoted that, the attempt to feature the personals to be adjusted. desantis rapid response coordinator christine abu show said kamala harris write this tweet? and republican congressman wesley junta direct descendant of a slave push some offered some pushback to the, desantis deputy press secretary just dumped on him. when senate tim scott the lone black republican in the senate noted very accurately that what slavery was very about separating families, mutilated humans and raping lives was just devastating, rhonda scientist said scott and other republicans in other washington all, except false narratives and lies that are perpetrated by the left. for desantis, any republican, any black republican questioning their controversial teachings in florida on slavery is a duke of the left, especially of black vice president kamala harris who has been leading the democratic efforts to push back against desantis on this. >> at the end of the day, he got to choose. are you going to side with kamala harris and liberal media outlets, are you gon

in addition to senator scott, florida governor near -- byron donalds, also said that, quote, the attempte the personal benefits of slavery is wrong and needs to be adjusted. in response to that, we heard from governor desantis, he accused these lawmakers of siding with the left, and siding with the white house. i want to hear your reaction to these new changes to florida social studies courses. obviously, this is not new. african american history has been making headlines. what's your reaction to how ron desantis continues to seem to be on the defense of all sides, including his fellow republicans? >> okay, so, first of all, ron desantis is a loser. so, he's gonna continue to wage these losing battles. he looked out and became the governor of florida, he's only taken florida down. unfortunately, texas hasn't really offered any good guidance, seemingly, he was following my governor in so many ways. and he's decided to verge off and wage fights with black republicans, which fights with mickey mouse. ron desantis needs to chill out, and he honestly needs to suspend his campaign. as it relat

. >>> florida republican congressman byron donalds, a trump backer while criticized one section thateloped skills that they benefitted from writing, it is wrong and needs to be adjusted. trump praised the congressman, the lone black republican in the florida delegation, while the desantis team came out strongly criticizing him. joining me now, mor yawl, and republican governor and former presidential candidate, john kasich. marc morial. >> good morning. >> good morning, it's good to see you, i'm sorry we've had so much other news today, but i want to get to this. he's been defending the florida education standards. there may be some positive things in it, we're going through it, but this really stands out of course saying there were positive aspects to slave by because enslaved people could learn some skills. >> reporter: what governor desantis doesn't understand enslaved africans brought skills to north america. they were farmers, they were carpenters. they were builders, they were iron workers. in effect, they were skilled as they arrived to the shores of the united states. and the

he responded to some criticism from two very prominent black republicans, byron donalds and tim scottnot happy with this new florida curriculum involving slavery, and he basically was defiant, kristin, and he says who are you siding with in are you siding with kamala harris or are you siding with florida republicans? dueck that was a misstep many -- do you think that was a misstep? >> i think that what a misstep for desantis was, was saying -- he didn't take responsibility for anything, right in right when all of that came out, he said i have no idea what the board of education is doing, that was their decision, you should go talk to them. you have to take responsibility. people want people to take responsibility. whether you like them or not, whether you're a fan of donald trump or not, he takes responsibility for his actions, right? and he's just w not somebody, i think, that is being seen as strong enough. he's also taking these positions. florida, as florida goes does not go all the rest of the country. so you have to appeal to all these voters. the 10% of voters -- 90 percent of

also florida congressman byron donalds, who is the only black republican in florida's congressional delegationcan congressman, john james, of michigan, who weighed in, saying, quote, my brother in christ, if you find yourself in a deep hole, put the shovel down. joining me now, karen finney and former lieutenant governor of the state of georgia, jeffgeoff duncan. jeff, is that what a successful restart looks like, getting in this fight? >> that's not what i would have in mind. kudos to tim scott and anyone else is standing up to. slavery is terrible, awful, it's a terrible stain, it's the most inhumane thing, and move on. >> desantis didn't write these new rules of the curriculum. it was a board that came up with them. i know that's what desantis' office has also been highlighting. members of this talked about the benefit of it. the idea this is something republicans are arguing over and candidates on the 2024 campaign trail are being asked about this 2023. >> well, remember with desantis, it started back in -- i'm old enough to remember february, right, when the african american a.p. class, h

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i asked congressman byron donalds, he's a republican who has some problems with desantis -- or with therida curriculum. here's what he last week. roll tape. >> i've been very clear that the standards are robust, they are accurate, they are good. students in florida will learn black history. but my issue is with one sentence of the entire thing. i'm one of the members up here fighting hard against this radical agenda from the biden-harris administration. so my stance and where i am politically very, very clear. but if i have an issue with one sentence, i'm allowed to have that. the fact that they made this a story is dumb, in my view. david: so one sentence out of thousands of sentences in this curriculum dealing with slavery in america, you don't say what kamala harris has said because -- or described the whole thing based on one sentence, do you? >> right, a gross mischaracterization by the vice president, i think intentionally on the left. they're trying to make it seem like this is basically the only thing that the state of florida is teaching, 1 sentence out of 216 pages. and the pe

. >> byron donalds is the only black republican in florida's congressional delegation and john jamesf michigan saying my brother in christ, if you find yourself in a deep hole, put the shovel down. the state of georgia, jeff duncan. is that what a successful campaign reset looks like with all of these other republicans? >> that is not what i would have in mind. but kudos to tim scott and everybody else who is stepping up. this is an issue that republicans need to run clear away from him hold the fact that slavery is terrible, awful, it is a terrible stain. it is the most inhumane thing we can do and move on to the topics of today. >> they write the roles of the curriculum. i know that is what his office has been highlighting. members of that group created this and talk about the benefit of it. the idea that this is something republicans are arguing over and that candidates on the 2024 campaign trailer being asked about in 2023. >> member, with desantis, it started in february when the african-american ap class said no, we are not doing the ap class. 18 under states have denounced afr

. >> byron donalds refers to one sentence. >> look, to take something out of context and mangel it andd interpretation. i would challenge feel read them and here's the thing. i feel a need to defend my state. if i wasn't running for president or i wasn't who i was, no one would have cared about this. >> bret: it's not all about these culture issues; however, your campaign has focused on them a little bit. here's another one. ♪ you win >> bret: another culture issue your campaign ran an ad that focused on former president trump's support for lgbtq citizens. "u.s.a. today" called it bizarre and staggering homophobic, log cabin republicans knive, extreme, dangerous, politically stupid. why did you do that ad? and what do you say to people that you are subtracting, not adding to potential supporters? >> what they hit him on was injecting men into women's competitions, which he did with his beauty pageants and then he has expressed support for allowing men to use women's locker rooms and bathrooms. those are the two issues. i think those are totally legitimate. i don't believe in demeaning

chair, i also rise in support of amendment 71, submitted by representative byron donalds of florida.amendment number 71 incorporates the text of h.r. 1009, the national strategy to utilize microreactors for natural disaster response efforts act. microreactors are a game changing technology. these relatively small nuclear reactors have the potential to provide clean energy in a variety of circumstances. one possibility is to utilize microreactors to replace diesel generators during natural disaster response efforts. amendment 71 directs the president to develop a national strategy to utilize microreactors to assist with the national disaster response efforts. replacing diesel generators with clean microreactors during disaster response efforts will be much better for the environment and i hope that by passing this amendment we will be closer to that goal. i urge members to support these amendments and greater investment in microreactor technology and i urge adoption of this amendment. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recogniz

and for this reason, i am proud to co-sponsor the prepilot pathway app by my friend byron donalds. this commonsense amendment, common sense, folk, commonsense amendment requires the secretary of transportation to establish a voluntary, voluntary apprenticeship program at flight 141 flight schools around the country. more importantly, it incentive -- incentivizes retired pilots, those who are often the most experienced, guys with the gray hair around the temple, remain involved in the industry and train the next generation of pilots. i support the amendment and i urge the adoption as one of the critical ways to support our pilots alleviate the pilot shortage. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larson: continue to reserve unless the gentleman from florida has no more speakers. we'll continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. donalds: prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. donalds: this is a great amendment, there's been bipartisan support,

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