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

vilma: el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, prometiÓ tomar el el liderazgo en la investigaciÓn su escepticismo que lidera el lÍder fiscal de origina indiano y dijo que solo le formularon dos cargos por posesiÓn ilegal del arma. [habla en inglÉs] a mi juicio no es en el mejor interÉs de nuestra naciÓn que las mismas agencias federales que estÁn buscando procesar a donald trump estÉn liderando esta investigaciÓn. el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, dijo que firmarÁ una orden ejecutiva para asignar la investigaciÓn por el caso del intento de asesinato contra el expresidente donald trump a la oficina de la fiscalÍa estatal que serÁ supervisada por la fiscal general del estado. el fiscal general asegurÓ que todo el departamento de justicia investiga el intento de asesinato contra donald trump en su club de golf. agregÓ que estÁ agradecido que el exmandatario estÉ a salvo. [habla en inglÉs] todos trabajaremos juntos para determinar incansablemente la responsabilidad en este asunto. blanca: el expresidente trump describiÓ lo sucedido con sus propias palabras en la plataforma x.

vamos a escuchar, si les parece, las palabras de ron desantis. bringing this suspect to justice to the fullest extent of the law. the state of florida. as the appropriate jurisdiction to be able to do that to be able to bring appropriate charges. that will lead to appropriate punishment. and i look forward to the investigation. and i look forward to them moving very quickly to hold this suspect accountable and to provide answers to the people the state of florida and to the american people. so thanks. >> dice ron desantis que el sospechoso de este posible atentado deberÍa merecer una cadena perpetua que deberÍa de ser condenado justamente a esa pena. todavÍa no sabemos quÉ otros cargos le van a presentar. por lo menos hay dos por portaciÓn ilegal de armas que no llevan a mÁs de 15 aÑos uno y a cinco aÑos como mÁximo el otro. pero repito, mÁs adelante se lo van a presentar otros cargos. el presidente, el expresidente trump tambiÉn en el tono de desantis, ha politizado este incidente desde ayer. Él ha dicho que los demÓcratas deben de bajar el tono

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and it is also, you know, it's i was listening to ron desantis back there. i wish he would show more energy. he did a great job. you asked him a question at the end. where does hope come from? and i know i'm the only thing standing between you all and lunch. and i hope to get a chance to visit with a lot of you. but i am very optimistic about the future and i hope you are, too. because like look. the failed leadership in the white house, this will pass. with principles remaining. if we hold to them. and if we hold the leaders of our party to them. not only will we win, but america will win. i don't stand for these things because i think they are good for republicans. i actually started in politics as a democrat. but i knew when i listen to ronald reagan, i knew those were the values that i was raised to believe in my irish immigrant grandfather, by my combat veteran dad. these are the things that i knew just as an american were in my heart and i would tell you this by way of encouraging each one of you. just be confident about the future, even these tumultuo

it's also -- i was listening to ron desantis. i wish you would show more energy. he did a great job. you asked him a question at the end. where does hope come from. on the only thing standing in between you and lunch. i hope to get a chance to get to visit with a lot of you. i'm fairly optimistic about the future. i hope you are too. the failed leadership in the white house today, this will pass. if principles remain. if we hold to them. and if we hold the leaders of our party to them. not only will we win but america will win. i don't stand for these things because i think they're good for republicans. i started in politics as a democrat. i knew when i listen to ronald reagan, i knew those were the values i was raised to believe in. my irish immigrant grandfather and combat veteran dad. these were the things that i knew as an american were in my heart. i would tell you this by way of encouraging each one of you. be confident about the future even in these tumultuous days and frustrating days where it seems like the turn on the television with a stick every mornin

maybe we can have a listen to what governor desantis is saying...?afe thing to do. as you can see, he's giving safety warnings, telling the residents of those affected areas not to go outside, that it's too dangerous to navigate the storm at this time. indeed, the storm at this time. indeed, the airports at tampa and tallahassee are already closed, and mass evacuation orders were in force for those areas. as it the governor said there, it's not safe to go outside at this time. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news: a labour plan to toughen up the abolition of non—domicile tax status is be reconsidered by the treasury. ministers had hoped the £1 billion raised would go towards extra nhs appointments and school breakfast clubs. but officials now believe the policy may not raise that amount — or indeed any money at all. the model naomi campbell has been banned from being a charity trustee for five years after a watchdog found her charity, fashion for relief, was not passing on as much of the m

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ron desantis, the republican desa ntis, the republican governor of desantis, the republican governorigator to look into this, he spent a fairly lengthy news conference casting doubt on federal agencies to do this and his republican attorney general in the state described it as in her words, awkward that the same agencies that were prosecuting donald trump are also those that are seeking to investigate and prosecute the gunmen, the suspect in this case. meanwhile, mr drum himself has continued to try to lay blame on democrats come on kamala harris and joe biden for what he describes as the rhetoric around all of this, for their part, they all said that they describe donald trump as a threat to democracy because of his failed attempt to try to overturn the 2020 election but fundamentally, donald trump now bringing this incident to the front and centre of his election campaigning. trump says he thinks his democratic rival, vice president kamala harris, fueled rhetoric that led to this latest attempt on his life. but he told a rally in michigan on tuesday evening that both she and us pre

ron desantis, governor the state.is. >> right. >> which brings to question the differences between them right now. what is their relationship like? >> this is a relationship where ron desantis, has endorsed donald trump, after dropping out of the presidential race. and donald trump has said, i'm glad to have ron desantis back on board. but notice who has not been on a stage with donald trump ever since that, for two months from the election, ron desantis. and this was attention because donald trump pushed back against the six-week abortion ban and now he said he will vote to make it 24 weeks. >> so that stays in play. >> right and now he's pushing back against the ron desantis' position on the marijuana legalization referendum, because like a lot of republicans, they have been a critic of the legalized marijuana effort and now donald trump is on the other side and now they are at odds. >> could i ask you, anecdotally covering donald trump and like, do you get a sense there is a momentum building in the democratic part

i think her falling out with governor desantis played a role in all of this. susie had worked for the florida governor and she helped when his election and it wasn't it wasn't long after that she was accused of leaking to the press she was cast out of his inner circle and decent was called around and, really tried to end her political career, and she took a leave from the the the firm that she was working for. she said it was for health reasons. she was under a lot of pressure. the florida governor, from this kind of whisper campaign that was on in tallahassee. and. when trump was looking at building out his team in florida desantis said had called trump and said, don't hire her, susie, don't do it. and one of trump's aides trump got him on the phone and they convinced him that, yeah, i mean, we to hire her. she knows she knows florida and we're going to bring her on anyway. but the with desantis was really and really personal and i think she saw trump as taking a chance on her at a moment. she was a professor and know low point after all of that because of th

as you mentioned, governor ron desantis getting ready for a press conference. he said he doesn't think federal agencies trying to prosecute the former president here in south florida are the people to turn to to get answers about what happened on sunday which get clarification about the state investigation coming up. let's get to the newly released body cam video showing, it shows the man moments after being arrested on the highway after he fled the golf course, when secret service spotted him. we also learned his cell phone records show routh was camped outside before the agents confronted him. f.b.i. did confirm yesterday he never had a line of sight to the former president. f.b.i. also said they are determined to provide answers. they have interviewed seven civilian witnesses as well as speaking with people close to routh to determine a possible motive. routh previously lived in north carolina moving moving to hawaii this year. police said they had over 100 interactions with routh who constantly broke the law. >> it was almost like blatantly saying here i am

as hurricane helene moves in and we're standing by to hear from florida governor ron desantis. we're expecting that at the top of the hour. we're also expecting a brand new hurricane forecast from the national hurricane center. we're going to bring all that to you right after we squeeze in this quick break. thank you enough amelia, on the navarro takes a very personal journey across the nation to explore the latino vote nobody should take the latino vote was one wide brush. the whole story with anderson cooper, sunday at 8:00 on cnn we all know costs are too high, but while corporations are gouging families trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. >> but kamala harris is focused on, you building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. >> she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators middle class family please build america. we need a leader who has their back and kamala harris and i approve this message from the number one rated brand in cordless outdoor power ego p

governor desantis: our preparations have improved every time. i think we had great prep and people acknowledged that. but everything we've done is like ok, we had a storm, what can you do going forward? for example, these flood protection devices. you had those in places -- like live oak. the downtown always floods. yeah, the exact same thing happened 40 years ago, same thing. they put these devices around the buildings. and the reports are that it was effective. so you learn from some of these things. so yes, there were assets that were available. what about taylor? i think they used some of the stuff as well. so yeah, i think you're seeing that. you want to add to that? >> the question, do we get better? we strive to learn something from every single disaster that we have and get better at it. i want to applaud the governor. when i came on as deputy director for him and on to be the director, he's like, kevin, we have to make sure we're increasing our capability and capacity and we made smart decisions in purchasing equipment versus renting an

but governor desantis did warn about that. the other calm that people need to be aware of is in the morning around here after the storm really does pass through after you open your door and maybe walk out on your yard all kinds of dangerous will be around from the downed trees to the down branches to the down power lines to the standing water really dangerous to drive around even tomorrow morning once the storm passes because you don't know what's under that water, you don't know how deep it is. you don't know if the roads are passable. so often there are acts there are injuries, there are deaths, even the day after a storm like this passes through again, this is really just the beginning for northern florida over the next several hours, there's going to be so much more damage that people have to be alert and aware of. >> john berman, sam by, we will come back. i mean, 140 miles how per hour winds landing until landfall, touching down as a category four this is the hour were the florida panhandle is experiencing the worst of h

federal authorities are already investigating the incident, but desantis, a republican, cast doubt ontrump's florida golf club. the suspect was spotted by secret service agents, pointing a gun through a fence near where the president was playing. he didn't have a chance to fire a shot. the 58—year old is now in jail facing charges for violating federal gun laws. it is the second recent attempt to assassinate the former president in as many months, raising alarm about top politicans' security. congess is considering granting emergency funding to the secret service, as part of a budget bill already under consideration. but lawmakers are also asking whether the secret service is even fit for purpose. tom bateman has the latest from west palm beach. as more emerges about the suspect, so do more questions arise here. key to those are what exactly happened in the perimeter of the golf course? we now know as investigators are revealed from mobile phone records that ryan routh spent nearly 12 hours hidden in the bushes up until that point at 1:30 on sunday afternoon when the secret service sp

this is something governor desantis has proven high capability of. governor kemp is somebody who would be well prepared for a moment like this and you need that executive leadership, the coordination and communication between different levels of government and with your election officials because they will hear from constituents and you need the good information flow. people are without power and they have needs and hopefully this is a moment we see leadership in florida, georgia, and elsewhere shine. >> i have been getting text messages all night. the images are stunning. the storm surge, things they haven't seen. where this hit was perry, florida, it hit taylor county. i interviewed governor desantis they are the hurricane. >> it has been a lot further residence and first responders. they are getting all the phone calls now with people who have what would be considered minimal but severe damage on their properties. he is saying not now. we are in search and rescue mode. we need to know when people are calling from hospitals or are stranded in their

don we just learned that florida governor ron desantis is going to be holding a press conference to give an update tell us what you're seeing on the ground in tallahassee where you are what is interesting because the florida governor is based here of course, in the capital tallahassee. >> tallahassee could get a direct hit from this hurricane in a few hours in tallahassee in the last 2030, 40 years, has suffered from sustained hurricane force winds before almost certain to happen tonight, we've had gusts here of 35, i would say, 40 miles it's an hour. there was one just before you came to me, kaitlan, that kind of pushed me off my feet a little bit. you know, i'm a big guy, 6-4 to 20, so that when very powerful are starting to get more and more powerful in the rain bands are beginning to move through the real concern here in tallahassee, not the storm surge that's going to happen some 2025 miles south here, serious, very serious. they're here for it really is the wind and the rain because of the tree canopy here, these beautiful live oaks that line tallahassee. tallahassee is famous for

you heard governor desantis in florida say we have it bad? they have it worse. this is all part of the helene support effort and they are getting badly needed supplies there. >> john: and it can't come fast enough for those folks there on the ground. but they need to get the power back as well. it's interesting to see despite the criticism that he gets from his white house, elon musk stepping in with his starlike digital service to get communications going. we will see if we can listen in here. >> john: of the camera mics just aren't close enough to pick up what is being said. looks like they don't have a specific microphone on the president but again, elon musk stepping in with his startling satellite service to get things up and running and get people reconnected as they need to be. >> sandra: when you talk about the area they are in right now, think about all of those super isolated areas in the hardest hit places and how challenging it is with no communication. people who desperately need water and food. that is happening right now so this is a serious effor

the desantis -- desantis residential bid.t may be a valuable challenge to donald trump coming from these fights that he was able to pick in florida with, you know, organizations, people would have thought traditionally republican but were extremely popular. the more he went up the national polls. so, you know, i think much more so, and i contrast this, republicans need to be friendlier to unions. we need to stand on the picket line. we see jd vance do it. you see some republican start to do. that has been far less successful with the things you can attach to the cultural trend >> idea wonder how you think about the corporate course correction. there been a number of business leaders that have said, essentially, going as far as saying we need to understand, respect folks are on the right side of the political aisle. jamie dimon is one very notable business dealer. he certainly is not alone in that regard. of course ef consumer facing brands that have experienced not just, you are accustomed to backlash from folks on the left b

is desantis just playing politics here? i mean the fbi is an impartial organization. >> right.s impartial. it also has way more resources and capacity to investigate this type of situation than florida officials. that said, what desantis is getting at is a sort of large- scale distrust that's been brewing in republican politics over the fbi that stems back to the trump presidency, in fact that trump has spoken out against the director of the fbi point desantis is playing into that. he's noting it and he's trying to do his own parallel investigation. i'm curious to see what it owdo and whether he interferes or tries to interfere with the fbi investigation, but in the end, frank will attest, the fbi is the preeminent investigative body here and should be in charge in the investigation. >> is there any way to avoid or to keep this from becoming hyper political? >> that's a great question, steph. it's hard to answer. it's -- i think from the responses that we seen on the democratic side, certainly the president and vice president, the democratic nominee, are trying not to make it p

desantis has signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency for 61, florida counties. and time for another look at our forecast. we're looking at the golden gate bridge live and meteorologist kathy trafton has been talking about a significant heat wave. kathy? >> i'll tell you, catherine, we're in for some hot weather. it is significant and the heat advisory starts tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. it continues into tuesday into wednesday. finally is set to expire wednesday evening at 11 o'clock. so it is going to be really hot after a mild weekend. i hope you got a chance to get outside and enjoy yourself because things are about to change. we have a heat advisories stretching up the california coastal zones all the way through the central coast and into the san francisco bay area. that heat advisory signals really hot temperatures. now the temperatures tomorrow are going to be the start of the warm-up. so the heat advisories in effect. we'll have some weak offshore breezes and they're there to serve to keep the marine layer very quickly dissolving and that will help to

now florida's governor ron desantis has announced that state authorities have opened an investigationparent assassination attempt of donald trump. not just that, he also cast doubt on the federal government's ability to conduct its own impartial investigation. this follows sunday's events when an armed man hid for nearly 12 hours near a golf course in florida where donald trump was playing. the suspect has been charged with federal gun crimes. this appears to be the second attempt to assassinate the former president in as many months and now the u.s. congress is considering whether to boost the secret service's funding. lawmakers say they could do so by including emergency funding in a short-term funding bill that congress must pass by the end of the month to avoid a government shutdown. for more, here is tom bateman in west palm beach. correspondent: as more emerges about the suspect, so do more questions arise here. key to those are what exactly happened on the perimeter of this golf course. we now know, as investigators have revealed from mobile phone records, that ryan routh spent

president biden came and governor desantis welcomed him. south florida, where there was good collaboration between governor desantis and the biden administration as well. it is good, despite the fact that we are so polarized and divided that during difficult times like this, because this is a very hard time for people on florida's west coast and all the other states that were hit. we see our leaders put politics aside and focus on rescue and recovery. that seems to happen here in florida and that is something we can celebrate. >> let us turn to the vice presidential debate tim walz and ohio center j.d. vance will face off in just three days. the harris campaign enlisted transportation secretary pete buttigieg to play vance during rehearsals. vance has tapped house majority whip tom ember of minnesota to help him prepare to face walz. these vp debates do not sway elections but this is a tight race and this could be the last debate of any kind before the election. what will you be looking for on tuesday? >> unfortunately, j.d. vance has this

desantis is playing into that. he is trying to do his own parallel investigation and whether it interferes with the fbi, in the end, the fbi is the investigative body and should be in charge of the investigation. >> is there any way to avoid keep this from coming hyper political? >> that's a great question. it's hard to answer. i think from the responses we have seen on the democratic side, the president and vice president, presidential nominee are not trying to make a political and talking increasing resources, that's addressing a point of criticism from the republican side. there is no doubt that political rhetoric is heated on both sides, but has been especially heated on the republican side and the fact the former president is bringing up conspiracy theories on the debate stage that is led to violence and threats in springfield is a good example of that. i don't mention that in any way to excuse what happened here. it is outrageous and unprecedented, at least in my time covering politics, to two potential assas

florida state. >> steve: we mentioned tallahassee, governor desantis is there.overnor, she set it up, it is a monster storm, that is one reason you declared a state of emergency for 61 and 67 counties, are you telling people to get out of the way or is it too late? >> well, i think it depends where you are. if you are in north florida and in evacuation zone and there have been evacuation orders issued by the local officials there are who are responsible for emergency response, you have time, time is running out. conditions will continue to deteriorate throughout the morning and early afternoon. in north florida, probably in the afternoon, you'll start to see hazardous condition and storms expected to make landfall around 7:00. now just because it is making landfall in northern florida, you are going to have impacts, as mentioned, it's a big storm, it goes hundreds of miles wide. does not mean hurricane winds, but certainly tropical conditions throughout the state of florida, even on the east coast, northeast florida, the space coast. this storm is you have mooin

they were paying attention when she began attacking governor ron desantis for having the temerity to run for president against trump loomer told me one of her donors let it slip that desantis, who's running for president in 2021, shooting on the first stop on the desantis book tour, she stood in front with a trump sign and a t-shirt despite her new closeness to the former president, some pro-trump republicans are very against her pr rhetoric and her town is, does not match the base, does not match. maga, does not match. most republicans i know. >> and i am completely denouncing it. i'm over it i mean, marjorie taylor greene la saying that it's something right as loyal and big of a maga as it gets lindsey graham today called her comments disturbing. >> does she carry influence with others in the republican party? and you know, what, what do they think about her right now, seemingly incredible closeness to trump she told. >> me that when she met j.d. vance, he hugged her even though she was in her words, a childless dog lady now she also thinks that she's been held on the periphery of

was running for president in 2021 shooting on the first stop on the desantis book tour, she stood in front with a trump sign and a t-shirt despite her new closeness to the former president, some pro trump republicans are very against her pr rhetoric and her tone is, does not match the base, does not match maga does not match most republicans, i know and i am completely denouncing it. >> i'm over it i mean, marjorie taylor greene, l.a. >> saying that is something right? i mean, as loyal and big of a maga as it gets lindsey graham today called her comments disturbing does she carry influence with others in the republican party? and what do they think about her right now? now seemingly incredible closeness to trump. >> well, she told me that when she met j.d. vance, he hugged her even though she was in her words, a childless dog lady now, she also thinks that she's been held on the periphery of the maga media world, doesn't get those prime speaking slots and conservative conferences but her work is reaching like regular people last year during the presidential primary, i talked to this

desantis said the state is concerned about fraudulent petitions.tion was disturbing and felt like an overreach. the advocacy group, floridians protecting freedom, has signed a lawsuit to shut down the initiative. they're accusing them of tax payer funding a political ad. joining me now is anna hochkammer, executive director of the women's freedom coalition. thank you for coming on "the saturday show." what do you make of this investigation by the state where police are showing up at voters' homes who are supporting amendment four or signed the petition? is this voter intimidation? >> jonathan, this is par for the course for this group of extremists. they will not stop. they started a couple years ago. they started removing elected officials in florida who refused to enforce laws the way the extremists in tallahassee wanted. they created this office of election supervision. they started sending law enforcement officers to people's doors. this after the florida supreme court was stacked against us, after all kinds of shenanigans were happening with t

. >> no, no, and no says florida's governor, ron desantis. slamming the secret service for thwarting his state probe of a second assassination attempt on former president trump's life. in a moment we will meet the woman tasked with leading the investigation, the florida attorney general, ashley moody. but first here's our national correspondent live here in d.c. with more on what we're finding out about the first attempt on the president's life. rich? >> good evening. the secret service is investigating how a 20-year-old climbed onto a warehouse roof with an ar-style rifle and line of sight to the former president. this afternoon the agency released a summary of its ongoing investigation, the acting director says the lack of agency, due diligence that day was pretty evident. >> while some members of the advanced team were very diligent , there was complacency on the part of others. >> reporter: they say there were failures and coordinating with local law enforcement and communication. the agency summary reveals, quote, some local police entit

people in the area say they heard shots yelling coming from a house on desantis circle and bay point just after 07:00pm, our crew on the scene saw a man and woman being taken away in handcuffs. we're trying to get more details. we will bring them to you as they become available. a high school reunion in oakland ended in a shooting last night. police believe there were several shooters involved. kron four's. jack molmud has the latest. >> community members here at the for every park still reeling from this shooting that happened on saturday evening at a high school reunion. but the community members here at this park to me, they want people watching to know about this park is a good place for people to go to and they're proud of its history. >> every park is loved by many in west oakland, i think the park is a great place is attractive place that attracts people from all over the world side of history on this park. this is like where black panthers started. >> this is where a lot they come in to performances, free festivals stuff like doug aley and his group of friends played basketba

no vas a ver impactos significativos. >> hemos tenido 14 alertas de florida, ron desantis. >> we havedifferent tornado warnings, there's likely to be more of those throughout asociado con uve para que ofrezca transporte gratuito a las personas que se encuentran en condados que estan en estado de emergencia, que son la mayoria de los condados de florida, para que los puedan llevar albergues si necesitan refugio. >> ademas, han enviado decenas de generadores a esta de gasolina para estar seguros de que no haya un desabastecimiento de combustible. >> tambien han informado que han estado en contacto con las autoridades locales para a asegurarse que tengan todos los recursos a su disposicion para que la poblacion pueda mantenerse segura en este momento de emergencia. >> es la informacion que tenemos desde san petersburgo. >> por ahora vuelvo con ustedes. >> por segunda vez de john, que luego de adverse delgadado, volvio a cobrar fuerza y otra vez es un huracan. >> los habitantes de los estados de oaxaca, guerrero y michoacan aun padecen los estragos que este sistema dejo a su paso y por si

well, he's desantis is not yeah, he's the former president. >> but like when it came time to debut the book at the heritage 50th anniversary president trump wasn't invited by heritage management the instead gave the seat of honor to governor desantis so i think it's very ironic that it's now getting mapped to him. >> it's fake news. but to be fair it's natural that a lot of these ideas, because there were, there were great things that he was on the verge of trump's campaign managers are doing a good job i'm, i'm excited about to change with corey coming in with the rfk jr. addition. that's really exciting, dr. carson is a godsend and i really think that this is an opportunity for our country to really heal, come together the presence extreme extraordinary year gentlemen, on almost died. but for the grace of god. and i think it's, you know, we sit here in new york on the eve of september 11th here, you know, i was here for 20 years and i still remember after that how people came together and i think we have that moment now fortunately, the last trump administration, would you work in a

maria: joining me now with the very latest is florida governor ron desantis.r, it's great to see you this morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. maria: your reaction to what you just heard from a.g. merrick garland, and walk us through your plans to the ensure a fair election in florida. >> well, you pointed out, maria, we have banned ballot harvesting in the state of florida and imposed stiff penalties. that should be with done nationwide. of course, we require photo id in order to vote. we ban the use of zucker bucks, and we've been aggressive at policing the voter rolls so that a we have accurate voter rolls. and when people have run afoul of our election laws, this election crimes unit we've created has referred the these people to prosecution. and you've had over 50 people just in the last couple years that have been convicted of various types of voter fraud. here's, i think, what they're trying to do, why they oppose voter id. so in the state of florida, we require voter id. we also prohibit issuing any type of photo id to illegal alien

the great trump versus desantis battle. early 2023. ron desantis is really going squarely head-on. you know, really swipe what were really double trump strongest supporters under him. it looked for brief moment after the 2022 midterms that you know this group could be evenly split , could be persuaded. very quickly, and even before the indictment, very quickly it turns out that this group really rallies back. that was a moment like january 6 , a number of the midterms, just a quick moment in time where he. honorable and turned out not to be. among the other, they are to group set out kind of highlight. you have a group of mostly younger people who are may be more cosmopolitan on, you know, may be old, the social issues. nonetheless or what i would call the anti-woke. they actually do gravitate. >> the barry weiss voters. >> exactly. you kind of saw —-dash. >> it was not a tiny group. it was like 20% or something like that. >> in a six way grouping. that was kind of the ramaswamy voters. >> believers and meritocracy. that is a big issue for them. not gun rights or abortion rights. >

. >> let hannity moderate it like new cement ron desantis. >> you would be fair. >> i would let you both talk and go at each other. >> i thought they would be fair and they weren't. but i felt come treble. we have the best policy. she has no policy. >> 1 thing that interested me because i've known you a long time and 1 of the things i was watching in you tonight is that you were all business. a lot of times when your rallies we do a town hall. >> they are destroying our countries. >> is that what was? >> is nothing to smile about. there's nothing to smile about. we have 21 million people released into our country and many of them are criminals and terrorists and people from mental institutions. >> sean: i stall these names on the show of people murdered and raped, victims of violent crime. names a lot of people never heard of. you have called laken riley's family. >> i was with him. i met them all. >> afghanistan. >> i met 5 or 6 of them. not even talking with 13 soldiers that were killed in afghanistan, the families of 13 soldiers which joe biden won't talk to and she cause her death ju