are you hopeful seeing this loss for desantis?at voters are sick of his antics, especially the way he declared war on the education system in that state? >> yeah, it turns out, that book bans are unpopular. who could've thought that? i mean that's, you are seeing that across the country now and the group moms for liberty, which is a desantis back to group of real right-wingers who want to take books out of libraries, they had some initial successes but now people aren't buying what they are selling and i think that's one of the reasons why desantis had such a bad day tuesday. it's also because desantis has lost his in florida after he did so poorly in his run for -- -- donald trump and now, republican legislators are turning against him. he also has a plan to build, develop and state parks, he wants a pickle ball court and golf courses on state parks and for the first time, legislators on his side of the aisle are actually pushing back. you don't usually see this. usually they just roll over but now they found their spine. i think

desantis: interesting fact. i grew up in don't need in florida, near clearwater, west of tampa in the peninsula. we were the spring training home of the toronto blue jays. one, it was good because the city owned all those facilities. as a high school baseball player, my home field was the blue jays spring training stadium. that is where we practiced, that is where we played. and so i played four years division i baseball all over the country. never played on a better field than my high school's home stadium, which was really cool to be able to go up. but i remember growing up as a kid, every february, you are out and about and it was 50/50 whether the car in front of you would be a florida license plate or an ontario license plate. there were a lot of canadians. mr. erickson: we have got someone here from canada, and he said in his email, he's one of the people who drives every year and winters in florida, lives in halifax, is there for the summer. he just wanted to ask his favorite american governor about his l

i've been saying that for years about the extremism that has come from ron desantis. it started as consolidation of power underneath him stripping rights from the cabinet to the legislature to the judicial and enacting all of those policies you just went through. so florida has been the lab rat of the heritage foundation to such a point that in project 25 which is trump's project 2025, even references ron desantis throughout the 900 pages including mentioning all of those policies that you are alluding to but it's also why we are in a moment in the state of florida and you are seeing the irruption of energy and momentum and excitement for harris, because ron desantis and these extreme policies that are now all throughout project 2025, they have been, you know, we have been suppressed so much and he's been standing on our next and our backs and that's why you are seeing all of this energy. people are tired of the chaos, rhonda try taking these policies across the country for his presidential run and americans rejected that just like they are doing with project 2025 and

ron desantis is a political bedfellow with moms for liberty. this is what happened in the latest races. desantis endorsed 23 candidates and 11 lost, and six are headed to runoffs in november so it's not just the donald trump association and that guilt by association that seems to be doing damage. the ron desantis failed presidential candidate, failed governor of florida also his endorsement seems to be the kiss of death if you're running for public office here in florida. why is it then that you think there has been this galvanized response that the culture wars that have been waged here talk about ground zero in the state of florida, why that is not happening anymore and why this could be -- florida could be the state that shows that culture wars don't work no matter where you are in the united states? >> i think it's important to recognize that as we are hearing about project 2025 here in florida it feels like we've chosen to listen to the audiobook version on doubletime because we are living it. florida republicans are doing everything in th

desantis is a lovely country. desantis banned. desantis is the.f florida banned lessons on racism in florida pubuc lessons on racism in florida public schools and freedom schools fill this thing called freedom. schools fill the gap . freedom. schools fill the gap. but he didn't he didn't ban lessons on racism. he banned lessons on racism. he banned lessons on racism. he banned lessons on kind of like black history and included in black history. or he didn't say, you know, we're not going to talk about racism because there's already programs about racism in the schools, which people are this is i would say it's an untruth. it's an untruth . you untruth. it's an untruth. you know, desantis, they're trying to make this. they're painting desantis the same way they paint. they don't paint them as much as they used to. but because i think they're expecting trump to die, and maybe this guy will take over, but i don't think he will. i don't i don't see the racism on this . this. >> i see basically desantis banned woke history. that's fake history. and now

we just detailed the loss by desantis-backed candidates., i noted that the source of this loss is this teacher's union trying to tout wins but the tally has not been made for govern desantis and his endorsements in the primary. in florida, we have runoff elections in november and when governor desantis endorsed candidates won 25 out of 30 races, that was after the november election. the majority of his endorsed candidates did win or make it to the runoffs in november and with the leadership institute training these candidates with great camp campaigns and it's po parent pol policies and that's w different it is for the establishment and wants complete control over our children and i'm quite certain we'll have a similar record in 2024 we were put that way because of governor desantis and state legislature that passed as we mentioned and policies that give every parent education freedom in florida. stuart: we just reported that tens of thousands of students have left the public school system. presumably exercising their choice. is that accura

desantis leading the charge for curriculum clarity.e is school choice, florida expanded eligibility for school choice vouchers regardless of income and the results have been remarkable. 68,000 florida students have moved to charter schools. 50,000 left for private schools. homeschooling has increased by 58.6%. the shift was so dramatically that they've seen classroom size shrink. in brevard county authorities are considering closing 42 schools and combining classes. i mentioned school board positions in florida are nonpartisan but in november those who are going to decide a constitutional amendment that would change that beginning in 2026, no matter what happened last night, ron desantis is carrying on his education plans. stuart: tune in for education in america all next week on fox business. families going into debt just to go to disney. how much is it for a family of four to go to disney? lauren: for one week not including a flight or souvenir, 6400 $15,560. one week from people, that's a big range. it matters how you do it, how fan

i think that is why that ron desantis had a bad day tuesday.lorida after he did so poorly in his run for president but he came back to florida week and humiliated by the leader of the party, donald trump and republican legislators are turning against him. he has a plan to build and develop in state parks and wants to put pickleball courts and golf courses in state parks and for the first time legislators are pushing back on his side of the aisle. usually they just roll over but they found their spine and part of it is that he has lost his mojo after his presidential run. >> he didn't have the discipline to wait out trump for another two years or throw his hat in the ring and he did and he lost his credibility and obviously with it is integrity the way trump went after him. it is interesting. as we have reported that while this war on woke was good for ron desantis politically speaking, it hasn't translated for him in court and when it comes to his stop woke act now renamed the individual freedom act, you said a judge that by limiting free speec

we had an issue with ron desantis, governor desantis, a few months ago. i believe, too, right. this was last year. this was a disastrous launch of the desantis campaign on twitter that went south in a big hurry. this one, the same thing very much delayed. he claims it's the denial of service. it may have just been too many people. remember, musk not only fired something like 75% of twitter's staff, that included a lot of back end people that handle issues exactly like this. and so the fact that he was saying, hey, this is some outside attack i was on, i was tweeting, i was listening to the canned music. so it didn't shut down the entire site. this just could have been an issue of not enough support people doing this. we'll learn more about what this was in the days ahead, but the answer to your question is yes, this has happened before, certainly with ron desantis. and be yes, they should have. and i'm sure they did test this in the past. but you know, real demos sometimes go south. we've seen before. aside from the tech glitches. now, you've been listening. i haven't yet to th

desantis is a lovely country. desantis banned. desantis is the.ere among the conditioner were among the innovations that no longer existed in a fictional world because black people invented it. they had the students shouting out, meaning if it hadnt shouting out, meaning if it hadn't been for black people, you wouldn't have these things. and they even say you'd be in a cabin. you wouldn't have anything in your home. but it's just completely false because the toilet people think it goes back either to the scots 3000 bc. some people say the greeks, but it. and then the flushable toilet goes back to 1596, which was an english invention, sir john harington. so it's actually taking away it's lying about history and it's taking away from other cultures. and i think what they're getting at with is the this guy, j.b. rhodes, patented a spraying attachment to the toilet in 1899, but that's a hell of a leap. so what are desantis is trying to just, you know, he's getting rid of woke misinformation. it's much better to teach kids the truth, educate them prope

and that sort of set the tone for the rest of desantis' flop of a presidential campaign. more thande a year later donald trump is the republican nominee, and r by all accounts it is he panicking over his campaign and the surging momentum of his new rivals, kamala harris, and governor tims, walz. so in a questionable attempt to win back the news cycle trump decided to take a page out of the desantis play book, which is never a good idea, and sit down for an interview on elon musk's social media platform, which is now no longer known as twitter. andr the whole thing went exacy as well as it did the first time. from the beginningdi the intervw was plagued by technical al difficulties, which delayed the start by nearly 40 minutes. and the rest of the interview was not much better. in a rambling conversation, trump made several bizarre claims. b he told musk he was, of course, the ceo of a electric car company that climate change is good because it will result in more ocean front property. he bragged about wanting to shutdown the department of education. that's notep a thing i

and even when won miami, desantis did. and in 2018, there was a headline in the wall street journal called school choice mom tipped the governor's race for desantis. he overperformed with black moms in particular who are disproportionately benefitting from the private school choice program and his opponent, andrew gillham called to get rid of the program. parents can basically turn into single issue voters on school choice. the moms might have disagreed with desantis on everything else, a lot of them, but on this one issue that was so important. they want their kid to get a better opportunity than they had when they were children so they didn't want to lose their scholarships and voted for desantis. this could be a political winner for republicans in particular. democrats should support the kids union and not the teachers union, if they're wise as well, because the parents are more powerful in numbers and their tenacity for fighting for their kids, and so, those are just a couple of examples. yeah, they weren't able to und

governor ron desantis says as many as 17,000 linemen will be available for power restoration efforts. >> with more on what to expect from hurricane debbie, here's accuweather's jeff cornish. >> good morning, andrew and rhiannon. we're tracking hurricane debbie into the north side of florida. we're very concerned about a variety of impacts. the storm surge will be a big deal. the flooding rain will be the number one impact that we're most concerned about, but also strong winds. and this is going to creep up the coast all week long just east of the point of landfall, there will be gusts of wind 80 to 100mph. but we'll also see squalls off and on all week near the carolina coast, between 60 and potentially up to 80mph. along with that, some very, very heavy rain. that is going to be a tremendously dangerous storm. and areas around charleston and savannah just barely inland from those spots. we're forecasting 18 to 24in of rain. so major flooding along with the storm surge as well. andrew and rhiannon, back to you all right. >> now to vice president kamala harris is set to officially acce

explain, jeff, why does desantis proposal is seeing, by the way, bipartisan concern.art of it worries you most? >> well, the state parks in florida are incredibly precious places of wild treasures that are unique to florida. let me say this, alex. no one does a state park like florida. as far as i'm concerned, i'm a little prejudiced here, but florida has some of the best state parks in the united states. state parks are critical because not only are they important places for outdoor recreation and connecting with nature, not only are they places that help buffer the state of florida from forever impacting and unpredictable environmental events like hurricanes and natural disasters, these state parks protect the imperiled and endangered species of wildlife that are endemic from nowhere else in florida. a number of these parks, for example, jonathan dickinson state park, is the last surviving refuge for a number of species like the red cockaded woodpecker. and the florida scrub jay. these species could be extinct if it wasn't for these parks. and to go in there and car

like governor abbott of texas and desantis of florida, they deposited hundreds of thousands of illegals into cities all around the country. the unvented people everywhere. so the republicans have an equal responsibility in the amount of things going on because of the people they claim are committing these crimes. according to donald trump their mental institution people, race -- rapists, drug dealers. governor desantis and abbott and all the other people shuffled all those people into other places are responsible for the crimes they say are -- they are committing and that is really all i have to say. host: that is all the time that we've got. we are going to take you to an event in jackson hole, wyoming, the chair jerome powell will talk about monetary policy and the economic outlook. >> economic distortions, inflation has declined significantly, the labor market is no longer overheated and conditions are now less tight than those that prevailed before the pandemic. supply constraints have normalized and the balance to the mandates have changed. our objective has been to report -- resto

but i was looking at what trump said when this happened to ron desantis. he said, wow, the distinct as twitter launch is a disaster. his whole campaign will be a disaster i mean, can you hear the laughs from the governor's mansion in florida? and tonight, i don't remember any of that. >> caitlin you don't look i mean, obviously, i'm sure everybody involved would wished it went better tonight, but i think this is a symptom of a larger issue right now, which is for the first time in his adult political career, donald trump's struggling to get earned media attention. and we have not seen that there have been days, but since 2015, they've been days and hours, not weeks on end and so i think that's what you're seeing him reach out doing press conferences, going to journalist panels, and now doing events like this because he is looking for ways to reach people. and frankly have us here tonight talking, even if it's a bad twitter event or delayed one it's better than the night of kamala harris is on the rise in succeeding that's what he has to do. >> and her camp

david polansky worked on five republican prison has it been told campaigns, including ron desantis is times national political reporter, astead herndon and veteran media reporter brian stelter, the author of network of lies. >> brian, i mean it's kind of a big moment, not just for donald trump, but also for elon musk twitter, as i still call it. this is why i love good old-fashioned television. it just works hard. actually worse. actually does show that it's streaming can struggle actually, when someone like musk fired most of the technical staffers at the company formerly known as twitter. he kind of had this coming. musk says he had been testing the servers ahead of time, trying to make sure this would work we'll find out later what actually went wrong here. but it is embarrassing for trump because every day he's been attempting a reset lately to try to take on harris? >> yeah. i mean, this is truly what he made front of ron desantis for which as you would know, well, i mean, it's kind of perfectly diamond that we're here. >> but i was looking at what trump said when this happened t

i mean, even won miami, desantis did.2018, there was a headline in the "wall street journal"ed called school choice moms tip the governor's race for desantis. according to cnn exit polling, he overperformed with black moms in particular who were disproportionately benefiting from theit private school choice program. his opponent, andrew gillum, called to get rid of the program. so parents basically can turn into single-issue voters on the issue of school choice. those moms might have disagreed with desantis on everything else, a lot of them. but on this one issue that was so important, they want their kid to get a better opportunity, so they didn't want to lose their scholarships and voted for desantis. this could bewi a political winr for republicans in particular. democrats should support the kids'' union and not the teaches yee union as well -- teachers' union because the parents are more powerful inei numbers k and their tenacity for fighting for their kids. so those are just a couple of examples. but, yeah, they were

x, elon musk and desantis got some backlash for that roll—out for that interview.sting to see how this one goes. i imagine it has taken over a year, elon musk has sort of been able to iron through some of those technical difficulties. but definitely something to watch considering these two men are people who are very much trying to cater towards a very similar audience, a conservative leaning audience, an audience that isn't as friendly with democrats. so it will be interesting to watch. it obviously raises questions about the power, the political power that can be used by the owner of this vast network. and questions about what the us government and other governments could do to regulate and control and limit that power. the european commission we have seen today has just written to elon musk of his legal responsibilities about public disorder the head of that interview also warning of interim measures of breaches of the rule. is there that concern now that, of course there will be a lot of political views on this? absolutely. i think, you — political views on thi

the rest of x was working and last year's glitchy stream conversation with florida governor ron desantis, which trump called, quote: a disaster at the time. 1.3 million people were simultaneously watching the trump-musk conversation at one point as trump criticized several harris policies including her recent messaging on the border crisis. >> she is saying she was strong on the border. we're going to be strong. well, she doesn't have to say it, she could close it up right now. >> harris campaign firing back, quote: trump's entire campaign is in service of people like elon musk and himself. self-obsessed rich guys who will selling out the middle class and who cannot run a livestream in the year 2024. and, bret, musk claims that that live conversation has reached a billion, with a b, views on the x platform. musk, who endorsed trump says he has historically been a moderate democrat, but he is encouraging other moderates this time to vote for trump. musk says heist and president biden are too far left. he invited harris to have a live

here with reaction, florida governor ron desantis. i know you probably have had little or no sleep the las r t week or so because of hurricane debby. how are thingst becaus on the g >> we're doing well. shawna was a category one as florida standards go. that's that's about as minimal as we get. i it did leave a lot of water. so we are monitoring flooding situation. we're going to continue to providetoring the floodd we.s that's just what we do. we're wired for this and everyone's doing a really good job. but i'll tell you, seeing that news this morning, i wa thr the emergency operations center in tallahasseegeions cen. and i think to myself, you have a vapid san francisco democratmr leading the ticket. and noat w they put in this guy waltz, who's basically an ilhan omar style, very leftisty democrat from minnesota, has the most liberal record of any governor in the country. is thagovernn the cot what the n people want. the san francisco experience homeless are in public on the sidewalks. the minnesotn a experience where cities are bur

el gobernador ron desantis ha previsto el desplazamiento de 3000 soldados de la guardia nacional paraasistan a las personas que potencialmente puedan resultar afectadas por el paso del huracÁn. no solamente llevarÁn comida, provisiones, sino ayudar y eventualmente rescatarlas de lugares donde queden atrapados. ron desantis nos ha actualizado acerca de lo Último que estÁ ocurriendo aquÍ en el estado de la florida a raÍz del paso de debby. [habla en inglÉs] >> bueno, esta es una de las pequeÑas carreteras que comunican a los pueblos, esta zona costera donde dentro del huracÁn y me voy a permitir mostrarles algunos destrozos. esto que ven a continuaciÓn son justamente Árboles que han caÍdo sobre los tendidos elÉctricos. hemos visto a cuadrillas de trabajadores de empresas que prestan servicios de electricidad tratando de reparar los daÑos causados por el huracÁn pero claramente esta es una de las imÁgenes que se repiten una y otra vez al fondo ven los postes caÍdos de la electricidad, producto del paso de las rÁfagas de viento muy fuertes mÁs temprano y se han caÍdo sobre los tendidos el

a lot of people like desantis. so in 2018 you want to know this because he won the reelection by 20 points. he even one miami. and there was a headline in "the wall street journal" called the school choice tipped the governor's race for desantis. according to the exit polling, he over performed to those benefiting from the private school choice program and his opponent called the get rid of program and so parents basically turned to the single issue voters on the issue of school choice. they might have disagreed on everything else a lot of them, but on this one issue that was so important they want their kids to get a better opportunity than they had when they were children so they didn't want to lose their scholarship and voted for desantis, so this can be a political winner for republicans in particular, democrats should support the kids union n and not the teachers union because the parents are more powerful in numbers and their tenacity for fighting for theirso kids and so those are just a couple of examples. b

it is certainly an incredible honor to have governor desantis make this historic announcement. >> it went on like that for 25 minutes. there were glitches and technical difficulties and it was just a colossal embarrassment for everyone involved. in the wake of that train wreck, donald trump posted on his social media site, "wow, the twitter lunch it's a disaster. his whole campaign will be a disaster. watch excavation mark" that set the tone for the rest of ron desantis flop of a presidential campaign. more than a year later, donald trump is the republican nominee. by all accounts, it is he who is now panicking over his campaign and the surging momentum of his new rivals, kamala harris and governor tim walz. in a questionable attempt to win back the news cycle, trump decided to take a page out of the desantis playbook, which is never a good idea, and sit down for an interview on elon musk's social media platform, which is now no longer known as twitter. the whole thing went exactly as well as it did the first time. from the beginning, the interview was plagued by technical difficulti

after that glitch on x reposted his own words from 2023, about ron desantis. and i'm quoting now, wow the desanctus twitter launch is a disaster. the whole campaign will be a disaster watch that was what trump said about desantis when he was on when he was on that twitter exchange that after he announced his candidacy, is harris facing criticism for not sitting down for more interviews at the same time? and is that a liability for her? >> yeah. wolf, i think that the vice president is facing criticism for not sitting down, but it's important to point out where that criticism is coming from. his coming from us in the media. obviously, we are people who liked to sit down with folks and power to ask some tough questions, something that we feel is within our guidance as journalists and it's also well coming from the trump campaign, who want her to sit down because they believe in a lot of ways that maybe she makes mistakes and those unscripted moments trying to kind of put her in a place where she could look bad or she could have a bad interview. something that ha

, remember the ron desantis campaign in the republican primary? he was the darling of the tech pros. he flamed out in the trump campaign made fun both of musk and twitter and desantis for that debacle. you would think that donald trump would not have wanted to repeat that debacle. i don't know, maybe he's not superstitious man, but this -- this doesn't look good, i would say for a campaign that's trying to retool and relaunch its message. as i understand it, they have been talking to each other for something like two hours already, and to me, it reinforces what i longer leave which is that donald trump is the very best possible campaigner for the democratic ticket this year. >> rambling man. he might be able to make that his campaign song. teddy, what your take especially on the tech glitch? >> no one wants to start such a highly scrutinized technical event 40 minutes late. look, the trump campaign, they had an opportunity to talk to musk's fans for hours. he does have a cultural command of lots of young, white men, who see him as a cultlike figur

you mentioned the failure to launch last year by ron desantis. harris campaign reposted something that donald trump had previously written. wow the twitter launch is a disaster. his campaign will be a disaster. the kamala harris campaign retweeting that. the campaign is seizing on some other comments that the former president made when talking to elon musk, praising him for firing workers that had gone on strike. today, the uaw saying that they filed federal labor charges against elon musk and donald trump for what the union views is trying to intimidate workers. expect the harris campaign to really jump on that message. tim walz making his first solo campaign appearance later today in california, speaking in front of some municipal workers as well. we expect the harris campaign to really zero in on that message, a key voting block, of course, union workers, as this campaign rolls on. >> trump just posted on truth social that there was more people listening because it crashed so many people were listening. gabe, the harris team has hired a top ad

some viewers might remember when ron desantis announced on twitter spaces he was going to try to secure the republican nomination for president, it was a total disaster and elon musk is a prominent and very important supporter of donald trump, but there are issues in capacity there and what's going on, changes in staff, capability and so forth. that's a problem, but in a broader sense of things, the trump campaign needs to get their mojo back. kamala harris has had a longer honeymoon as a result as democrats head to chicago next week to start their convention on the 19th. >> i can imagine the challenge for the harris campaign is going to be to keep that momentum going and also defending her record here in san francisco. >> yeah. i mean look, the trump campaign, the professionals in the trump campaign know how to attack kamala harris and haven't been able to do that yet because donald trump hasn't been able to get back on message. part of that message is a policy focus. the focus on who she is, what she is, all of that becomes a problem personally and for donald trump. there needs to be

governor ron desantis here in florida spoke to the media just a few minutes ago and his concerns aboute way tomorrow. >> there will be power outages if this hits here particularly even as a category one hurricane, it could get up to 85, 90, 95 miles per hour sustain winds. that is possible a residents should be finalizing all of their preparations now we are already seeing some of the imablghts from the far flung parts of the storm. reporter: and, and again, rainfall a big issue inland and up the coast here in the area. expecting 12 to 18 inches of rain more like 4 to 6, 8 inches totals around tampa and numbers up around charleston savannah coming up monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday as debby stalling out and could be a real problem here they've made preps. put tops on the pontoon boats a calm morning but it is going to go down hill quickly and this time tomorrow we'll be nowhere near on the docks on the seen hatchy back in the studio it is will rachel and joey, good morning. rachel: good morning and that's mike. he's standing in the calm before the storm. mike it is great having yo

florida governor ron desantis placing most of the state's cities and counties under emergency orders.cuations in parts of the gulf coast. desantis saying all hands on deck for the storm. >> if you've been ordered to evacuate by your local officials, please heed that call. >> reporter: in savannah, officials preparing for an unprecedented amount of rainfall. here's our affiliate wjcl. >> i'm on river street which is a low-lying place of the city right next to the savannah river. it's low tide right now, but officials say storm surge could get as bad as 20 feet. savannah's mayor says their drainage systems can handle about two to three inches per hour, but at some points over this next week the mayor is expected to see ten to 20 inches per hour could he admits could be catastrophic. >> reporter: here in gainesville, families are stocking up on sandbags expecting the storm to be headed their way soon. richard and his family following the evacuation order. >> are you feeling anxiety right now? >> a little bit. i'm concerned about my home. it's a mobile home with trees around it. >> report

will: but i think it's a good analogy in no one had a problem with the policies of ron desantis.e in florida was about his personal relationships -- rachel: correct. will: and that's what we're seeing with fetterman and shapiro, it would appear. joey: with an eye on the midwest, we were told when j.d. vance was picked he would be parked in the midwest. and being parked in the midwest at the time, his focus was on kamala harris because she was the vp choice. well, he's speaking out now saying, hey, look, it's been 13 days since haste became the presumptive nominee of the democratic party, and she still hasn't even sat for a single interview with the media. he says, where's kamala? and i think that's a good point. rachel: it's a fair point. in fact, mark penn, who's a pollster, had this to say about kamala harris avoiding interviews. listen. >> i do think she's avoiding interviews. she was thrust into this presidential race, and she's right now formulating whatever she thinks her political positions are going to be for this race. is it going to work? it's going to work as long as s

florida governor ron desantis placing most of the state's cities and counties under emergency orders. evacuations in parts of the gulf coast. desantis saying, all hands are on deck for the storm. >> if you've been ordered to evacuate by your local officials, please heed that call. >> reporter: here in gainesville, families stocking up on sandbags expected the storm to be headed their way soon. richard and his family following that evacuation order. are you feeling any anxiety right now? >> a little bit but not too much. i'm concerned about my home. it's a mobile home with trees around it. >> reporter: this is where they're tracking the storm and shoring up resources like water, sandbags and emergency meals. there are also 3,000 members of the florida national guard on standby for search and rescue. linsey? >> faith abubey, our thanks to you. >> linsey: now the storm and thunderstorms in the northeast bringing some travel to a standstill. morgan norwood joins us from logan airport. hi, morgan. >> reporter: hi, linsey. yes, we know that debby continues to approach, and we've noticed tra

after about 40 desantis last year. after about a0 minutes it did go under way. listening across and they have spent roughly about 20 minutes now talking about 20 minutes now talking about the assassination attempt on donald trump and trumpet is recounting the details of that day. it is a very convivial chat but not a whole lot of new ground if you have been to trumpet rallies or been to the republican convention was of this is kind of the same sort of detail that trump has been talking about. but they are finally under way after the technical glitch.— technical glitch. this is unlikely _ technical glitch. this is unlikely to _ technical glitch. this is unlikely to be - technical glitch. this is unlikely to be an - technical glitch. this is - unlikely to be an interrogation given how much elon musk is a supporter of donald trump and he has come out and endorsed him in this election campaign as well. let's talk about the platform x in a bit more detail. it was back injanuary 2021 that donald trump was kicked off the site when it was formerly known as twitter. that

remember a year ago that disaster of a rollout for ron desantis.to hurt your ears this early in the morning. >> that's exactly where my mind went. early this morning elon musk was doing a test from his twitter. i hope they're testing this. what were the headlines, it wasn't the substance from the ron desantis' rollout, it was that it crashed and that was a harbinger for what was to come. any time you're dealing with new media there's a little bit of risk there, especially anything live. jumping back to the financial times poll, i haven't been able to look at the cross tabs, i don't think they released that yet. i think that's another owe men of what's to come is there's going to be different groups that have different agendas and i trust the finance theal times. i think it's a good publication cay. but it was a democrat group that released the poll. cheryl: it was a democrat group that did the poll. i'm glad you brought that up. up you see trump with a 9 point lead o over her, saying they'lle in better shape with the economy. they say we would be i

as technical problems once again plagued the former twitter, the same way it did for ron desantis. eventually it did get under way. here's trump describing the attempt on his life. i'm a believer now. i'm more of a believer, i think, and a lot of people have said that to me. a lot of great people have said that to me, actually, but it was a it was amazing that i happened to be turned just at that perfect angle. and, all because i put down a chart on immigration that showed that the numbers were so great. i love that chart even more. maybe it's a sign. maybe that's a sign you know, it's an immigration sign. musk blamed a hack attack called a denial of service for the delay and glitches in the interview. but many experts rolled their eyes. we'll explain why in business and tech coming up at six. harris campaign quick to pounce reposting trump making fun of desantis glitchy interview back in 2023 and calling musk and trump, quote, self-absorbed rich guys who can't run a live stream in 2024. harris's choice for vice president, minnesota governor tim walz, will campaign on his own today

reminded the republican of his own reaction to the same failure that happened to his former rival ron desantis. last year, the florida governor decided to announce the start of his presidential campaign in x, but it all ended. he did not want to leave, and they told him that he can leave either in a good way or in a bad way. yes, they just took him behind the barn and essentially shot him. biden is directly responsible for what is happening in ukraine. according to the republican, everything is not from the great intelligence of the us president. biden started saying some stupid things. for example, he said that ukraine could join nato. russia would never agree. in my opinion, biden is close to the vegetable stage. biden has the entire american deep state as his advisers, it was literally hanging in trump's hands, when he tried to get out of it during his own presidency, it started with accusations of republican ties to russia. i had a good relationship with putin. putin is a good negotiator, but we had a man as president who made the situation in ukraine worse. it's disgusting. the words he s

one is what has happened in our state since desantis became governor.has taken our state into such an extreme direction that people are tired, they're tired of the book banning, tired of going after educational environment and all of the noise that desantis has created. with a kamala harris energy we have 25,000 new volunteers that are throughout the entire state from our red areas to our blue areas to our purple areas. the energy is really palpable and we feel it everywhere. >> do you have the infrastructure to use those 25,000 volunteers? >> we do. since i became chair last year that's what we did. i burnt down the whole party and we started over. we have now 28 staff members, we have built an extremely diligent get out the vote mechanism in every part of our state. in fact, this past year we filled every congressional, every house and every senate seat. that is the first time that florida democrats have done that in over 30 years. there's something happening on the ground. there is a tremendous momentum shift. people are tired of the chaos and are re

phil, what are you saying though jessica, in the last couple of hours, florida governor ron desantis, as said, his government has for months that a federal disaster declaration adding that it has been approved, governor brian kemp here in georgia, they declared a state of emergency saturday because it's the state is expected to get potentially historic rainfall according to the national weather service south carolina governor henry mcmaster has done same in his state at these actions jessica, tell you a lot about the concern authorities have about a potentially devastating impact of tropical storm debby here in the southeast and florida as several coastal counties located in the big bend region are under mandatory evacuation orders and others i have issued voluntary evacuation orders in his latest message to the state of florida, governor ron desantis said, everybody should be aware that the storm form is expected to intensify. >> let's take a listen it's a tropical storm now. >> it's possible that you could have serious intensification between now and landfall it could get up to 85,

of whether or not what i will say is that donald trump platform actively campaigning against ron desantis for having back to six-week abortion ban. these are facts about how the campaign unfolds. president donald trump wanted an abortion ban as president, he was actually said an open as president was the one who wanted good an abortion ban to begin with. that, he did not follow through with a lot of other policies involved simply not true turning roads story. >> you're telling me. >> yes. when during a federal abortion ban between 26, 70 term abortion ban since that certainly true. >> but if you're talking about a comprehensive abortion ban, that's national abortion bans. >> and also, let's not forget the position elation and extraction at the end of a pregnancy? yes. those procedure listen, those procedures unnecessary when the life of the mother is at stake, this whole idea of partial birth abortion being a major thing. and the, or, the, or trump keeps saying that you can murder the baby after birth. is bishop run with actually as a matter and women are going to make that decision, brin

i mean, just look back at the ron desantis interview. yeah. there's a problem when people start talking about sort of esoteric issues that aren't really interested the general public didn't work out well for desantis will see how our suffering yeah. >> i'm gonna go here. he's going to say something bad and both of them will, and it will be disastrous probably that's my take. anyone anyway, from elon musk to actual musk, the growing trend among teenage boys. i know i had to do it. that's causing a lot of parents a lot of money plus big bucks at the box office with deadpool and wolverine success r movie theaters back in business again laura coates, live weeknights at 11 eastern on cnn. >> do picks. it can help people with asthma brief, better. and as little as two weeks or so days is better. he didn't this depicts him as an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate to severe asthma that's not for seven breathing problems depicts him can cause allergic reactions that can be severe tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, wo

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