larry: byron donalds, mr.iden said he would end trickle down, didn't work, he said people don't pay fair their share, the wealthy don't pay their fair share. these are assertions he makes time and time again during the course of his presidency into his fourth year. he said it again at the state of the union. it is in now, it is in the cold print of the budget that came out today. what do you make of that? he will not listen, he will not listen, nor will he look at the evidence, byron donalds? >> what i make of it, larry, is very simple, the president's budget is stupid, stupid document. it is not going to help the american economy. it is not going to help the american people. let me also add this, if you're looking at the way he wants to raise taxes, who you are going to squeeze more are young people in our country, minorities in our country, who are trying to find ways to build generational wealth. they are trying to find ways actually, raise a pot of money, build equity, and pass that onto the next generatio

larry: to byron donalds on the spending side. biden saying he will raise taxes, by roughly 6 trillion dollars this will lower the budget deficit, history runs gain that you have less growth, more sheltering. just putting that aside. this huge, government is running federal government, running 25% of gdp under biden, higher than 50 year average away higher. that you know, if you add state and local, you probably have the governments across the board, would be running nearly hatch of our national -- half of or national income, but there is no effort to cut anything, that is it. 1ers o1% or 2%, pay fors. why not. and i fear that even some of our republican friends have lost their goal, lost their enthusiasm for -- they may complain about the budget deficit, and the borrowing byron do donalds but no one wants to cut spending, this is it, just grow government as big as you want. >> you are right. this is a fever capitol hill it is spending other people's money, it is not sudden it wil sustain an. first, we already talked about we rais

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joining me now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is florida congressman byron donalds.so much for being here, great to see you this morning. >> good to be back with you, maria. maria: your reaction to this approach, different approach, toward the classified documents case. >> look, i think -- i find it to be completely disgusting by the department of justice. house oversight and house judiciary are doing our jobs, we are requesting the information from the if special counsel on his investigation into joe biden. and let's be clear, this is not about joe biden's activities during his presidency, it is the fact that he did take classified information from a secure facility when he was vice president and when he was a united states senator. both are a violation of the espionage act. and having a poor memory does not absolve you from violating the espionage act. being old and you would elderly -- elderly does not absolve you from violating the espionage act. and so once again you see the two-tiered system of justice against donald trump simply because he is the republican no

and byron donalds but we began with senator coons welcome back to fox to send a pair. >> think it's great on with you. lesserbless our people's head-td choice for president you're voting right now, donald trump has a two-point advantage in our latest poll we ask do you view this candid and a favorable or unfavorable weigh white backingc .20 joe biden was plus four in the favorable, he is negative 18-point to. how do you make the pitch for him at this point? >> well, shannon i was just in michigan campaigning for our president this weekend and i saw a remarkable positive energy on the ground there because of the real difference that president biden's leadership is made in the lives of michiganders i was up in bay city where there have been real and concrete announcements of high wage quality jobs in manufacturing and semi conductors, investments in infrastructure, double digit rates for the members of the uaw. and so on the follow-up to last tuesday's primary, what i saw and the detroit area in the center of michigan was positivity because of the leadership president biden has shown in red

much welcomed in the evening edit, and elizabeth mcdonald be up in just a few moments, is been byron donald's pt mcfarland want to get right of the action today, before deputy assistant attorney former deputy assistant attorney general john i think it's both for joining us tom first year, tom former president trump in today's court hearing of florida, we leave make tif today trump's team asked to toss out special counsel, jack smith, classified documents case against trump. tom: sure these arguments we knew were coming and the president has legal they were asking the federal judge recommended for the case out entirely and based on her questions from the bench today, it is a semi- she's inclined to do it a few points liz, were she made comments along the lines of flow, these may be very good arguments and powerful arguments were that you can make it the trial and you can make that is right i'm not sure that i see a basis for using them come into dismiss this case entirely and so i think that was assigned the judge as they can these arguments seriously and she held hours of hearings clearing th

congressman byron donalds who is backing president trump. plus. >> father time remains undefeated progress of the political panel weighs in on the race to replace senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. the rising star said to give gop response to the state of the union as the deep steaks and buzz around her at ramps up. all i head on "fox news sunday." hello from foxnews in washington. brand-new pulse for you today, it two days before millions of voters in 15 states and when u.s. territory go to the polls for super tuesday. president biden's job approval number is an anemic 42%. a58% majority of voters say they disapprove of his current job performance. in a head to head a match of a donald trump biden is two points down but still within the margin of error went into a very tight race. by contrast nikki haley pulse eight points ahead of biden though she has yet to win a onee match up in gop primary races with donald trump. will press invited move the new numbers when he gives his state of the union address before congress and that the natio

. >> republicans are calling the attack disgusting and outrage outrageous, here is congressman byron donaldson "sunday morning futures". >> i found a scolding of the court disgusting. the level say they want to respect the institution except when they don't get their way and when they don't get their way they want to, supreme court justices in front of the world that was outrageous there was a reason why the entire supreme court was not there, they understood they did not want to be subjected to joe biden's foolishness. that was quite a moment during the state of the union address when he spoke directly to the supreme court, i want to ask you first, it seemed like the president took the words of the supreme court in the roe v. wade opinion and turned it right back on the supreme court during the speech and he said he found it insulting to women but what about other women who vote a different way or different thoughts on abortion is he putting all women into one box and is not insulting. >> this is not the first time he is generalized large populations the radio interview if you don't know if

yup senator tim scott, byron donalds is on their, making any guesses today?n donalds and sarah huckabee sanders those are be the two people that i think he might go for but i don't think he cares to have a woman or minority. i think he just want somebody who's good to present his case really well. stu.lauren: if the border is the number one issue wouldn't that mean greg abbott i don't know how he's thank you but according to jason miller he has quite a ways from deciding this is a consequential pick. stuart: i don't know what he's going to say, this is my pick when is he going to say that unless everybody contest for a while and keep everybody guessing. the royals released the first photo of kate middleton since she underwent abdominal surgery two months ago the photo because the controversy and princess catherine is apologizing, we have the latest from buckingham palace, a second case of measles has been confirmed in an overcrowded migrant shelter in chicago concerning the unvaccinated children are entering the country and our schools. doctor siegel is all n

here's florida congressman byron donalds on how biden's age doesn't absolve his from violating the espionage act. >> i find it to be completely disgusting by the department of justice, house oversight and house judiciary are doing our jobs. we're requesting the information from the special counsel on his investigation into joe biden and let's be clear. this is not about joe biden's activities during his presidency. its is the fact that he did take classified information from a secure facility when he was vice president and when he was the united states senator. both are a violation of the espionage act and having a poor memory does not absolve you from violating the espionage act. maria: jonathan, of course we know what robert hur said after the interview of joe biden, that the public would see him as an elderly man with a bad memory and yet the doj will not hand over the actual tape, the actual audio and notes, transcript from that interview. >> yes. quite interesting because i'm not sure the real reason for not turning it over other than not wanting president biden to look bad and my guess

sunday morning futures", the son that have interviews exclusive was senator ron johnson congressman byron donaldsnd former white house senior advisor stephen miller, join us live on sunday on fox news. that will do it on fox thank you for joining us. have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. >> variance roundtable sponsored by global

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i mean, i think byron donalds is an interesting candidate. i mean, he's from brooklyn son of immigrants is parents immigrated from jamaica. smart guy, family guy. i do think that after talking to a couple of folks who are close to him today, that this is someone who probably would attempt to add some advantages in terms of that immigrant story. but also men of color, which we've seen generally speaking, and not just black man, but i'm talking about a broad spectrum of men of color, sort of teetering more to the right. and so it would be intriguing to see what someone like byron donalds could potentially add to trump campaign. i don't want just pick on that >> particular instance like you have other potential vp picks like senator jd vance, who who has said that he was a moral disaster back in 2017. it congressman elise stefanik said, i think we should expect more substance out of our kanno-youngs that would 2015, senator marco rubio, his statement there as well, calling him an embarrassment. it's a lot of one '80s that have been done and i kn

byron donald, both to be vp candidates for sure. listen to my radio show negative product. fox news saturday night jimmy failla, i want to see if he will put me in the audience. maybe i could watch live. ♪ >> i am jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. in. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy saturday, america. good to be back in new york, i was doing standup in florida, sacramento and idaho falls. idaho is a boring state. i saw a deer run up to a hector like shoot me, dude. [laughter] >> i love a homefront as much of the next day but you are driving through nc dead deer, those are not accidents, those are suicides. avenue under the body saying i'm bored. if you're new to the show, fox news saturday night is a cable news peg party for everybody is welcome and we absolutely don't care you vote for because life was so much better before everybody became a pretend activist on social media. can i get an amen from the panel? and i mean that. facebook needs a button. nobody cares and i'm trying to say is we are here for jokes because in normal times, commenters are supposed to make you laug

kate monroe patched up holes herself in border walls she wants to take down and byron donalds and ralpartlyloudyh norman, bill hemmer could run for congress, harris faulkner will be here. i hope we get it all in. throw up the music and throw up the animation. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and blurry vision, you need clear answers. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. >> carley: the supreme court handing trump a big win one day before super tuesday unanimously ruling against colorado kick him off the ballot. house democrats already cooking up another idea. >> i am working with a number of my colleagues, including debbie wasserman schultz and eric swalwell to revive legislation we had to set up a process by which we could determine that someone, who committed insurrection is disqualified by section 3 of the 14th amendment. > >> todd: mike hub bee the former governor of arkansas and the good governor joins us now. governor, your reaction to the unwavering democrat commitment fro

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here's florida congressman byron donalds on how biden's age doesn't absolve his from violating the espionaged house judiciary are doing our jobs. we're requesting the information from the special counsel on his investigation into joe biden and let's be clear. this is not about joe biden's activities during his presidency. its is the fact that he did take classified information fro

florida republican congressman byron donalds all fair, balanced and unafraid. have great weekend. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thanks for joining us. the fears of women across the country are heightened this week after 22-year-old laken riley was murdered while she was on a morning run. tonight two of the world's leading self-defense experts from the legendary brazilian gentleman fujitsu family will be here to teach you how to defend yourself. plus famed l.a. dodgers first baseman steve garvey wants to help lead california turn around. he want to take down adam schiff. boy, he would really get in the hall of fame for that. that's, of course, right before tuesday's primary in california and he will be right here on the angle. but, first. jack gets smacked. that's the focus of tonight's angle it's been a wild week in lawfare land. the will express may be headed for derailment. it was taking the trump appeal on presidential immunity in april. you wouldn't know this but, guess what? those who claim t

byron donalds is here from florida to discuss the issues around the impeachment inquiry of presidentlling and this is according to cnn, the worst polling in half -- in 250 years, in a quarter of a century. so we're going to talk about that state of the union, how president biden actually took on the supreme court. your discussion at the top of the 9:00 a.m., guys, was so smart and so fantastic. i learned a lot from that discussion, talking about that state of the union. thank you for that. we're going to continue the conversation. i'll see you in 15 minutes. >> thanks for watching, we'll be watching you. thank you. maria: you got it. >> great to see you. well, our faith and friends concert series continues with gospel music legend rickie dillard coming up next. ♪ there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. dale used to hide his smile. now... it's swishy time. he uses therabreath anticavity mouthwash for 24 hour cavity pr

joining me now is floridate congressman byron donalds,e. member of the house oversight committee.gressman, you've done a lot. of interviews on other networkse but this really did take the cake, and for i covered it. i waited for a few days to cover this, because i think it does connect with what they are doing with rfk jr. they are both evidence of this bunker men mentality on the left. it doesn't really scream confidence, does it?>> >> no, it doesn't. and i will tell you haven't on some of those shows on some of the other networks, have to comd in with your heart had to be ready to battle with these guysn g because the second you say sog that they don't like,mb they tried tleo cut you off, dissemble and try to change theu topic or they keep asking the same questiogin overve and over until you givee lo them the rese that they are looking for. mon by the way, i hopene ronna mcdaniel got her money because contractsus will decide. new york. but contracts are supposed to be fully executed. if they cut her off, she got money. but with thag t being said, they demand conformity fourfold.

here now with more, florida congressman byron donalds and contributor leo terrell.tlemen, i know you get as infuriated as i do at these types of situations, because you have a dead officer. we have to remember him and his family first and foremost. but the allegation is that his perpetrator had 21 prior arrests. we don't know what those 21 are yet. but congressman, we see this story playing out time and time and time again. how many times the someone have to get murdered before we look at someone and say, you shouldn't be out on the street? >> listen, with the tragedy that happened to officer diller into his family, all this can be avoided, and the policy is very simple. it's bail reform,, quote, "cashless bail. that policy has to be removed from every state in the union that has it, because the truth of the matter is, you have people who are just reoffending as opposed to being held, having them post bond and being released. so you have these situations with repeat offenders. but the problem is, especially in new york city, but other states and cities as well, they

byron donalds weighed in >> it's a shame. we know what's going on with human rights in cuba.regime. if you get rid of them and actually have a country where people are allowed to own property and speak their voice politically you have a better cuba. >> congressman jimenez said he was personally offended by the trip. >> i have no use for the cuban government. i really not much use for the people that want to make apologies for them. >> hakeem jeffries said he did not want to comment on the trip until he had been briefed on it. >> bill: more to come. nice to see you in washington, d.c. >> martha: a nightmare in new york city. a couple buying a home to take care of thaws disabled son but can't move in because there is a squatter living in their home. cb cotton outside the home in queens. hi, cb. >> good morning. yeah, the husband and wife feel like they are going in circles saying every time they try to get through the front door this is how they are greeted. >> get out. >> you can't do anything like that. >> get out of the house right now. >> this is private security. >> that's

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this has bad writing also so pure joining is florida congressman, byron donalds.ed and your wife is awesome. youshe is a great person, but apparently you are promoting white supremacy. by being married.>> shame on you. >> laura, this is the dumbestfe thing i've ever heard of my life. and this is just downright stupid. look, fathers and mothers in matrimony is the best thing forn kids. the dae data proves that, the ss prove that. people who come from singlesing parent household versus two parent households, they workbu hard but there is nothing like m mom and dad in the home. that is the facts. i don't know this lady and how she is getting pages studied the stuff, but she should just stop, just up here and people get married and live your lives. >> laura: congressman, i have three adopted kids and i'm a single mom. hai have to have two godfatherso for each child because it is so hard.an and my hats off to all single mothers, it is so hard. you know, it is good to have at father figure.figu but when marriage is now racist, i think they are out of ideas. i don't thin

. >> laura: joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds, member of the house oversight committeeressman, now, you have done -- you have done a lot of interviews on other networks. but this really did take the cake. and it -- i covered it, i waited for a few days to cover this. because i think it really does connect with what they're doing with r.f.k. jr. is that they are both evidence of this bunker mentality on the left. doesn't really scream confidence, does it? >> no, it doesn't. i will tell you having done some of those shows on those other networks. have you got to come in your hard hat and be ready to battle with those guys. because the second you say something you don't like they try cut you off. they disassemble. they try to change the topic or they keep asking the same question over and over until you give them the response that they are looking for. by the way, i hope that ronna mcdaniel got her money because contracts maybe if they signed it in new york contracts are supposed to be fully executed. if they cut her off i hope she got her money. with that being said, they

that's the fed's number one job, price stability which is why byron donalds and i have the price stability the fed to focus exclusively on price stability and let the congress and legislative branch focus on everything else. maria: what do you want to say about digital assets and the legislation you've been working on and writing in terms of digital assets and block chain. bitcoin is trading at record levels once again. how do you see things? >> i think that's a direct result of the s.e.c. caving to district court pressure and you approving exchange traded funds that are y allowed to hold bitcn directly, not bitcoin futures but actually own bitcoin. we're seeing growth in new exchange traded funds. i think that's affecting that price. also, i have some optimism that we'll get the right regulatory framework for all digital assets through the congress this year and that may be a market signal that others agree with us. we're working hard on that. we hope we get it done. maria: we will leave it there. always a pleasure. thanks so much. >> thanks, maria. maria: french hill in d.c. this morning

congress in a byron donald's offered his explanation about why the president is behind in the polls.they do not want to have to live under a president like joe biden who has a terrible foreign policy. that is put our men and women overseas at risk that's putting our allies at risk. maga republicans that it's with is withthe democrat party has bt us. >> also on "fox news sunday" senator chris coons says don't look at the polls look at recent elections. >> what matters is how people vote. we have consistently, as democrats over performed polls not just in the special election that just happened in long island and midterms in 2022 but election after election. foveryformer president trump is underperforming. in michigan. >> according to a "new york times" poll nearly a majority of americans strongly agree president biden is too old to be president that jumps to nearly three quarters of americans when you add those who somewhat agree he's too old for signs of president biden's advance age drink appeared in the oval office friday meeting italy's prime minister biden confused ukraine for be

james: florida congressman byron donalds on "mornings with maria" last friday after house oversight chairmant hearing. house republicans want to question biden about his claims that the he did not interact with his brother james or his son munter's business partners immediately after -- hunter's business partners immediately after and while he was vice president. another question for president biden, why did former pb -- fbi director louis freeh evidently, reportedly, give $100,000 to joe biden's grandchildren? and then speak with and want to speak with the vice president about potential lucrative options with hunter being in the middle? let's bring in breitbart news political editor emma-jo morris. emma-jo, thanks so much for joining us here. i mean, this story, there's so many elements to it. what really rises to the top of what you think this impeachment inquiry should be pursuing? >> well, obviously, there's a lot of moving parts to this. first of all, thank you so much for having me and happy easter. but, yeah, there's a lot going on here. so the first thing is whether joe biden was inv