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fires while attacking governor desantis and president trump. ifson. ben, it's always a pleasure to have you on. what is your reaction to what you just heard? >> yeah. let's just start with reminding the media, democrats are in charge right now at the white house. democrats are in charge of the entire state of california. if democrats are in charge in all of l.a.. democrats and dei are in charge of the fire department with the top person, the second person, the third person all being a 3-year plan of dei hires which was to make sure we had an adequate number of gays, lesbians or transgendered in the fire department. we also found out they decided to fire more than 100 firemen, many of them had been there for 15 years or longer a because they wouldn't get the can covid vaccine, and none of them had been rehired. and now they don't even know in california where the water comes from for the reservoir they're now saying was empty. the governor literally threw his hands up in an interview, i don't know how -- elizabeth: ben, we've got breaking news.

florida governor ron desantis was there and he joins us now.everyone has been saying you know if ron desantis were in california and there was a disaster like this, it would be great criticism but we know that you would handle this differently. you had this interesting exchange with a reporter yesterday. let's watch this president-elect or a president to be criticizing. >> is it appropriate for people in your industry to try to create division and to try to create narratives any time these things happen? now, you are not as interested in doing that because newsom is a d. if newsom was a republican, you guys would go try to -- you would have him nailed to the wall for what they are doing over there. >> lawrence: why aren't they criticizing him or the mayor. >> my point is just simply, you know, they were trying to pin this on donald trump and they were going after donald trump's comments and i'm just thinking to myself i have seen how these people in the press react to when these things happen in the state of florida. all they try to do is defin

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none of this. >> sean, first governor desantis is 100% right.his headline from donald trump's first term. before it hit the mainland in 2018 "washington post" editorial board quotes, another hurricane is about to batter our coast. trump's complicit unquote. trump's complicit? before the hurricane even hit a? why? because he didn't want to spend trillions on the green new deal at? before that same storm 2018 its a trump would be responsible for quotes, 80,000 deaths because of his environmental policies, on quotes. you can't make that up. so handling the wildfires in a patently horrific f minus fashion. demands for immediate resignation will be unavoidable from our flatlining legacy media. by the way not only gavin newsom pour gavin newsom, your longtime dream of being a candle president that is dead and 2028. you had years to take trump's advice in terms of reaping and clearing the forest as it should be cleared. you need a road map? look at what for and then test on you can't stop wildfires completely of course but you can mend a great them and

florida governor ron desantis. >> he is blasting the media mob for not holding democrats accountable. imagine for a second what their response would be if this happened in my free state of florida. we'll have a lot more coming up. also, we will ask our democratic friend from the five, harold ford jr, to defend the party's terrible policies, failed leadership, high taxes and lack of services. but we begin with good news tonight, against all odds, after years of sketchy warrants, subpoenas, early morning raids, dozens of cooked up charges, one after another, far left judges and trump hating juries. donald trump has eviscerated the left's lawfare campaign. today, new york judge democratic donor juan merchan announced that trump would receive no jail time, no fine, no probation after a manhattan jury convicted trump on what is a novel, bizarre legal theory surrounding a case that had no victims. i mean, it was a legal nda put together by a lawyer, and it was chronicled as a legal expense. judge merchan told trump, sir, i wish you godspeed as you assume your second term in office. it was a

he would have had desantis. this time. he had bob vander plaats.im scott was very pro-life and on and on and on. it's broader than that. i think it's more culture war. i think that is the base is looking for each of them bringing in their own way. yeah. >> if he was being this is a supreme court confirmation hearing, then he probably would lose a lot of republican votes. but this is hhs secretary. it's it might be a bit different. yeah. >> i mean, interestingly, hhs does have a lot of control over abortion policy, for instance, whether or not mifepristone or other, uh, abortion drugs are going to be available at the same level. but most people don't think about the politics in that way. i think they think about it in a culture war angle, in which case, i think rfk has really been outside the pro-life, pro-choice kind of divide. >> yeah, maybe i spent too much time covering health care policy on the hill, which i did earlier in my career. i do actually understand just how much hhs has control over abortion policies in this country. it's actually act

it's good to have you back to prove it to great guest through governor ron desantis and gordon changbefore go to our guests, isn't it strange when you have an entity that is at war with us but we do not accept the fact that they are at war with us? i am talking about islamic terrorists. all over the world that infiltrated our country. every aspect of our country, our culture, our government and academia in our media they are here. right now as i speak the war against america by the islamic terrorists. they have infiltrated our country. and yet we have this horrendous islamic terrorist attack in new orleans. by shamsud-din jabbar. the first thing out of the mouth of the senior fbi official is, they are not sure it is terrorism. they dumped their not sure it's terrorism? you seat ladies and judgment we cannot win a war if our american citizens are going to die if we do not acknowledge we are in a war with islamic terrorism. apparently the federal bureau of investigation, the soon to be gone director, thank god, talks about red flags. he talks about terrorism. he spoke a lot about white

since we started with florida, let's end with florida house ron desantis doing down there. what does he see as his long term political future? and i ask that because we have reporting that he was golfing with president trump. >> yeah, they're buddies again. in fact, ron desantis had just called a special session of the legislature to address immigration related issues, sort of ahead of donald trump becoming president and issuing executive orders. so they're working hand in glove. they've put aside their differences. and remember, for a period of time, a brief period of what, a month ago or a little more? donald trump wasn't sure that pete hegseth was going to clear the nomination for defense secretary, and he had approached ron desantis about maybe taking the job. and ron desantis was considering it. >> so that's a quite a relationship a long way they have come. we will see where that moves going forward. mark caputo, always great to see you. thank you so much for sharing your reporting. sir. all right. >> as california fire crews prepare for more dangerous winds this morni

look at governor desantis look at the hurricanes, pre-positioning supplies.g the forces necessary the resources necessary but mark, you can break the hurricane we can predict california califorg have a lot of wildfires. why? because they create the circumstances for it. this ideology we are dealing with in the democrat party is a occult. it is a pathology. they cannot figure things out because they are ideologues. they are arrogant about it. they are fanatics about it. and so they are incompetent. ideology does not show you how to know drive a car, ideology is driving everything you do. these radicals are driving everything you do you are going to fail. because you dismiss science be dismissed in knowledge, dismiss, common sense and experience but this is a de- growth movement it's about power. it's economic socialism but it's ideological marxism. they talk about economic justice that talk about climate change. this is eight to radical ideology the people in california are paying the price. they are paying the price. the name of the environment they are destr

governor desantis has offered to send aid to california.your comment on newsom's response to have -- so far? >> my response to what has happened in california is, of course, florida's going to do what it can to help people of california, and i want to really follow what governor desantis has said about that and his leadership once again is showing through for the entire country. but what's happened in california is the fault of gavin newsom and the legislature there. they don't take care of hair forests, their forestry management, they don't take care of underbrush, they've not done the necessary work the to make sure there's fresh water flowing into question areas. the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, a former colleague up heren capitol hill, she's saying there's water in the hydrants, but the fire department has said on multiple occasions there is not enough water in these hydrants. it is an epic if disaster of mismanagement. and so what really happens is people suffer. look, the people of california at the end of the day have a responde

i've never seen ron ron desantis do anything like that.donald trump do anything like that. you have leaders who are, you know, there to do the work, and then you have show horses like workhorse, show horse. and that's what you get there with gavin newsom. it's really astounding. and when you talk about the blame going around, the woman who runs the water management used to be a job that was paid, like, $400,000 which is still a really hefty salary. they decided the hire someone and double that, so she gets paid $750,000. it's -- she's not building the reservoir. she's just managing the water, making sure the fire hydrants are filled. and she couldn't even do that. and at some point, and we have to talk about this, it's the leaders. but you can't just assume that because you vote for a democrat because you like all these things that the fire hydrants are going to get filled. you've got to start thinking about who you're putting in charge, and voters have a role in this as well. charlie: yeah. we're just eight days away from inauguration day

imagine if desantis had been in italy and missed this hurricane that wrecked florida and they work unprepared he flew back days later and was like, we are going to wait a couple months for an assessment. completely unacceptable and for some reason she is getting away with this. she was sent to africa by joe biden and she knew the santa ana winds were coming. she knows they stoke the fire. it happens every year and she still went. and she is not cut out for this job. it is so obvious she is not a real leader and now you have no water in the fire hydrant and people are using garden hoses. i saw a guy pouring milk onto his fire. it is unacceptable. it is dei and corruption. the last three people that ran this utility in l.a., one was a dei hire who was fired because she was an idiot. the other was caught taking bribes and is in prison. the other one lost $40 million. while all of these people are focused on pronouns, tissue can't eat and scrubbing white people from the fire department, they can't even focus on water and fire and human life. that is how pathetic this is. this is the wealthiest, m

. >> trace: florida governor ron desantis said this when asked about mayor karen bass in los angeles.or i can only imagine what that would do. criticize the president-elect but also hold these other people accountable. >> trace: somebody has to be accountable and if it was a republican they would be accountable. >> that's right. there's a vacuum of accountability and self-awareness by democrats at this point. governor desantis, like the rest of the republican governors at mar-a-lago have had to stand in the breach and try to put forward good sound policies in the face of the failure of the biden administration for the last four years. now they've got donald trump on his way back into the white house, they know that sound policy is going to be coming from tcu to make it easier for them to deliver good policies for their states as well. these meetings are good, the republicans are united, the governors are ready to hit the ground so come generate 20th when donald trump is warning and d.c. gets back to work, these states can deliver as well for the american people. >> trace: la fire chie

governor desantis has yet the signal who he's considering for the seat. >>> former vice president mikeealing the details on his brief exchange with president-elect trump on thursday which was caught on camera as former -- at former president carter's state funeral. pence saying, quote, he greeted me when he came down the aisle. i stood up, extended my hand. he shook my head, i said congratulations, mr. president, and if he said, thanks, mike. it was the first time the pair had been publicly seen together since 2021 is. and with the presidential inauguration and the college football title game both scheduled for next monday, vice president-elect j.d. vance is asking if he can skip the big day and go watch his alma if matter play. fans jokingly -- vance joking ily posting hopefully everyone is cool with me skipping the inauguration, ohio state is set to face notre dame in eight days in atlanta, and those your with headlines. will: he won't. charlie: i think that's a constitutional problem. i think. a. rachel: on the inauguration, one thing we didn't note yesterday, maybe other shows have

victoria desantis says it was like finding a needle in a haystack. cal fire firefighters found the ring on the roof. desantis says it made her heart very happy after she lost everything else in the wildfire. she says she only had seconds to evacuate when the flames roared through her neighborhood last week. and now the marin, humane society. welcome. nearly 4 dozen animals from shelters in los angeles county last night. 2 dogs, 44 small guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits cetera, brought tumor in so that there is now more space to house trained, evacuated animals from the fires. it also relieves the pressure on the shelter staff in la and some of the small animals are ready to be adopted right now. so if you've been looking for a guinea pig or hamster, maybe new class pet. go. check them out. now. say hello here to strawberry. he is one of 10 dogs that volunteers with the east bay spca brought back from the southern california fires over the weekend. the goal is to help shelters in the los angeles area make room to take in animals displaced by the fires.

. >> her name is victoria desantis. and obviously, you know, she had to flee with almost nothing.nded to her home. and guess what? they found the ring on the roof or what was left of the roof, which is just incredible. and desantis says that this really made her heart happy since she really has lost pretty much everything else and the fire. she just had seconds to evacuate. >> all right. check this out. the humane society welcomed 46 animals from shelters in la county late last night includes 2 dogs. 44 small guinea, pigs and hamsters and rabbits. they were all brought to moran so that there would be more space down in area. shelters in la to accommodate the evacuated animals from the fires. it also release pressure on the shelter staff to just fewer animals for them take care of some of the small animals are already approved option. so make sure you check that out on their website. speaking of which in the east bay, we've got strawberry who's available for adoption. he's one of the 10 dogs that volunteers their east bay spca brought back from southern california this weekend. the

they are destroying our children they thought hard against the parental rights act that governor desantisents that have rights over their children. they fought against banning teachers from indoctrinating our children into the lgbtq community. and, for that, they retaliated. they fired me. they did not even pay me my bonus. disney has no right to interfere with the parent and their children. [cheering and applause] they have no right, they have no right to interfere in our politics because we are the people of the united states and our boat should count, not theirs. >> we have a special mike casey and my assistant can come on stage, we have a special gift for you. i did not tell them this. we are going to give you gear bonus. here is $100,000. [cheering and applause] [applause] and, we will be there to defend you guys, we call upon everyone inside the government. we will see you tonight at make america great again. see you all. [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you. ♪♪

ron desantis and president joe biden.nd yet there he was as the president, sending money, sending resources, declaring an emergency in florida. trump is attacking democrats for how they have handled this crisis. his record of crisis management is pretty awful, as we outlined there in the setup. and instead of withholding aid or threatening to withhold aid, you know, trump will probably use this opportunity to do something, you know, to try to take credit for helping people in rebuilding los angeles. when he comes into office in eight days. >> yeah. look, i'm going to need something a little bit more from the democratic senators and democratic elected officials than a stern reminder about how this can flip the other way in some far off future if democrats ever get power back again. because i think most of us know that if democrats do ever get power again, they won't play this kind of hardball with republican states and republican governors, because democrats never do. and the republicans consistently count on democratic we

in all the darkness in victoria and marco, desantis. join me now.i'm so happy to meet you all and to see you in this way. i'm so glad that you were able to find that ring. i know it would have meant so much to me as someone very sentimental. tell me about the moment you found it. what was your immediate emotion? >> i mean, i absolutely could not believe it because i just picture my roof, my ceiling, my couch, everything is on top of it. so how would you be able to find it? and this firefighter used. a, um, event to sift through everything. he pulled it off the house and was using it. and then he said, i found something and i just i mean, i think my picture kind of speaks like i just burst into tears. i couldn't believe it. >> i mean, when you ask to find something in. >> yeah, it's hard enough to find something in your house when you when you have light, it's not burned down. >> i think we might be kindred spirits for some reason, in that moment in time, trying to find that needle in the haystack. but imagine that and what that meant to her, to find

these concrete steps are the only recognizable feature of what used to be victoria desantis home. obviously, there's been fires before but never have affected this neighborhood. when the eaton fire tore through altadena last week, it burned her house and most of the block she's lived on for 18 years. for us, we make a right turn up out of olive. and just to start the street, there's just nothing there. if you take one look at the rubble, you'll realize victoria's family lost so much. but amazingly, one day after the fire, firefighters made a priceless discovery when they found a symbol of love amidst destruction. as she rushed to evacuate early wednesday, victoria placed her wedding ring and wedding band near the front door. i took off all of my rings because it was so dry. i just kept putting hand lotion on and my rings were starting to kind of slide off and i thought, i don't need to look for that. if the power goes off, i'll just set it by the front door with my keys so i can grab it on the way out. sadly, she didn't grab the rings on the way out, so after her home burned, she

it's not an accident that governor desantis, the biggest voucher system to date the country and within weeks was openly defending public school curriculum mandated by the state that suggested that that slavery had economic benefits for enslaved people and then went down and doubled down on that that same statement a few weeks later we're in this cultural moment where. all of these things are packaged together, parents rights is calling from that that cultural moment a bit. i think ultimately it comes down to is it's a well marketed phrase for some pretty dark, nefarious things associated with the issue of race associated, with the issue of gender and pushes on some of our most like our biggest insecure charities as human beings, is, is our as sarah huckabee sanders signed awful voucher bill in arkansas. she was in my home state on tuesday night. what's tonight wednesday last night in flint a hall with donald trump and she doubled down on this kind of this trump campaign thing. i think they think that they have decided to make an issue on who's had children and who hasn't. and sort of a

he's attacked greg abbott, he's attacked ron desantis.s attacked republicans in the wake of disasters. he's getting what he gives. and so i don't fault mike johnson here. i mean, gavin newsom was getting ready to have a special session of the legislature to trump proof california. i don't fault mike johnson for holding gavin newsom accountable. >> i will say, if you want to see what right leaning i suppose media is saying, the new york post has bonfire of the vanities on top of gavin newsom, which should give you a sense of it's perfectly reasonable and important to ask questions about the response to hold state and local officials accountable. >> those things are important. they showed the voters of california deserve that, too. there is a difference between raising those questions and holding disaster aid back. that is going to help california families who have lost their homes. i mean, there and i actually think that there will be a political price for republicans to pay if they continue down this road. i think these moments, these nat

i mean, can you imagine for a second if joe biden would have said something like that about ron desantisin the middle of the flooding that was taking place in florida? if he would have spoken about ron desantis, it just would never have happened. >> but it's not just trump. it's a whole ecosystem of misinformation that is drowning out the noise. and i don't know that this has much to do. i mean, this is just so successful for them that people are not able to get the actual truth and they're not even able. i mean, i think it really is obfuscating everything. yeah. >> and so to that point, i was going to say, let me, angela, get your thoughts on this because, you know, you've got fox, not just fox host jesse watters, you've got other republican leaders directing the blame spreading conspiracy theories. there's one going around that they've been promoting that officials use public funds to house undocumented migrants instead of building water storage infrastructure. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think that and molly sort of referenced it before a little bit about the ecosystem. and that's what's re

as victoria desantis rushed to evacuate her home in altadena early wednesday. this was last week. she placed her wedding ring and band near the front door. sadly, she didn't grab the rings on the way out. she just was too panicked with everything else. so after her home burned, she returned to look for those wedding rings. that's when someone she asked some firefighters to help while she found what she thinks is her melted wedding ring. the firefighters sound found something else as well. they're just like hands and knees digging through the ash. and one of the guys says, i found a ring, but it's not gold. and i said, oh my god, that's my wedding band. i could not, for the life of me believe that this little tiny thing was found amongst ashes and debris, like a needlen a haystack there, victoria says. after a week filled with so much loss, her ring is a symbol of not only love but resilience. look at that photo right there. yeah, and it's always we've done it in those fires. you see, people find something very tiny that is so meaningful and really gives you hope for the future. an

[laughter] >> of your family moved to florida, desantis is whipping disney into shape.aughter] going on seven genders snow white and the seven genders. that people and scooters eating turkey legs. a market for your training, you know what i mean? mel gibson on friday night and one thing he said on broken california spent waste management money on gavin newsom's hair gel. [laughter] is a possible some of it was spent on a medicare pedicure? and facial? >> it was missing the federal. [laughter] he should have spent a little extra. >> tomorrow nfl sunday rams play monday in arizona and matthew stafford can pass kat it greatest gavin newsom did when he was asked about water, rams our inbox. one more question based on trumps analysis, do i need to start working spelled into my diet for next year's anniversary? >> i don't think anything will help you. [laughter] >> and newsom chased the way out of him? >> shots fired. >> is actually a great idea. [laughter] >> i did know she was going to be a roast of jimmy. [laughter] >> amazing to think it's been 365 days and i still hate -

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victoria desantis and her family, among thousands who lost everything.dding band and engagement ring by the front door. she didn't get to take them with her. she would spend 18 years raising her family in that home, birthdays, graduations, christmas trees, backyard gatherings. victoria back sifting through the debris, hoping to at least find those rings. finding the melted remains of her engagement ring by what had been her front door. fearing the wedding band was gone. firefighters nearby offering to help. and suddenly, a firefighter calling out that he had found something. it turned out it was victoria's wedding band. fighting back tears, victoria holding that ring once more. tonight, grateful to those firefighters and her husband, marco, joking if the ring survived the fire, she was forever stuck with him, too. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: victoria on her moment of joy in the midst of so much sadness. >> getting my ring back is just such a symbol of love and family that, you know, a fire may tear down our house, but our little fam

victoria desantis abandoned her home so quickly, she left her wedding ring behind.t of a dark week. these firefighters managed to find her precious wedding band in the rubble. it's the little things. if you want to help, scan the qr code below. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. good night. anger. we're going through the stages of grief. we'll get through it. this just feels like the biggest thing that's ever happened to us. >> living the brutal reality of losing a home to a wildfire. we'll take a look at the impact of the fires burning right now in southern california, and how the bay area is stepping up to help. abc seven news starts right now. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> this is the first time that it's almost clear as day. it's a clear blue day. there's no more smoke coming from the palisades fire. >> high above the largest wildfire in southern california, is calm and clear for now. worry, though, tonight over what comes tomorrow with more powerful winds in the forecast. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim.

. >> carley: in ron desantis, appointing two think tank members to the school's board. adam kissel and scott yearner. subject to confirmation. gop has super majority in the sunshine state. parents at a new york city preschool demanding areas after a substitute teacher who is transgender read a book about trans inclusivity. you may feel like both a boy or girl or like neither. you may feel like your gender changes from day to day or year to year. parents defending education found 74% of parents oppose gender ideology being taught in eleme elementary school. nikki neeley is founder of parents defending education and joins me now. good morning. you can't get 75% of people to agree on what day of the week it is, they agree on this. book about trans inclusivity read to three and four year olds. parents only knew because kids came home with questions. what do you think about this? >> this is what we've been seeing from coast to coast. these activists want to separate children from parents. parents really need to be aware of what is happening in schools. it is not safe to drop

good on -- >> jesse: desantis does a good job. >> jessica: let's talk about louisiana, $120 billion in last two decades. have you ever said anything about louisiana? this is so lame. i think we should look under the hood of louisiana for a second. tom tillis to his credit, tom tillis north carolina said we need to treat everyone the same as we have western north carolina. >> judge jeanine: if some point you are delinquent and derelict. jessica, i don't want to make a partisan point. if you can't protect the people of california where you know fires are coming. >> jessica: how about this one? >> >> judge jeanine: you can't get water pressure out of a fire hydrant. at some point you got to pay for it not the rest of us. >> jessica: what about when the grid froze in texas in 2021? somebody they are warned about. governor abbott, i didn't hear that. ted cruz went to cancun. >> dana: to protect the border which was a federal government. >> jessica: $400 billion out of california. >> judge jeanine: okay, let's get greg into the conversation. >> greg: so far they are dropping retardants, gavi

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that's why he was behind ron desantis by 20 points until alvin bragg indicted him. they decided maybe this wasn't as clear. >> shouldn't your party have just rejected him? flat out rejected him, from kevin mccarthy to mitch mcconnell to the whole lot of them. how could your party let him be nominee again? >> watch what kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell said in the aftermath of that. they absolutely did condemn him. mitch mcconnell was still condemning him months after on the floor. nancy pelosi decided to use january 6th as political gain. she refused to allow mccarthy to appoint republicans to the committee, she didn't let them put january 6th committee with republicans -- >> the january 6th committee had the republican of all republicans, liz cheney and she was booted out of your party. >> good republican. >> let me ask you this, maria, attorney general merrick garland put out a statement saying he's proud of the -- the public servants of the justice department have sought to hold accountable those criminally responsible for the january 6th attack on our democrac

could you imagine desantis doing that during a hurricane? no.stepped in and fixed the pine island bridge in three days. gavin newsom just points to local officials. then he puts out a letter just moments ago, and the letter says, i'm demanding answers on the water. you're the leader of california. you are the chief executive. and then he goes on with biden and talks about misinformation. this blew my mind because i remembered the washington post story that came out a week ago. do you want to know biden's biggest regret? not afghanistan, not inflation, not all of his failures. it's not combating misinformation. it's the same line they used after hurricane helene when he sat there with kamala harris after their failed response. and he said misinformation, disinformation that that's the playbook, say misinformation when the hard truth is this, you may have a playbook. the hard truth progressive leadership fails during times of crisis. east palestine, hurricane helene, this wildfire. >> and now there's scooter looters. sandra. and to think that they

but under the leadership of ron desantis we have mitigated damage by prepositioning assets, and takingage our forests, we do control burns right now. in january, in preparation for the summertime in florida, so damage is limited, it we're doing it in florida, there is no reason that california is not doing it, they will not waste taxpayer money. >> terrific stuff, thank you, great funding byron donalds and claudia tenney, appreciate you, i'll be right back with my last word. ...to income in retirement. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can help advisors grow their clients' savings. vanguard. fifty years of high quality investments. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance

he endorsed ron desantis and is been a target of trump's fire. he's a believer and a lot of conservative causes including cutting the deficit and cutting spending which trump doesn't care about. the fact the margins are the small means trump alone cannot have the kind of super influence that he tends to have. >> we should remind everyone the trump issued directives to the showdown a few weeks ago. he said get rid of the debt ceiling thing and they ignored him. thank you for your reporting. >>> still to come with less than three weeks until inauguration, sherrod brown with a strategy for a second trump term, next. trump term, next. (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g,

be hosting a lot of republican governors tonight, including his former rival florida governor ron desantis. and house ca caucus leaders head to mar-a-lago this week end. larry: aishah, i have a lot of sources in that republican conference. there were arguments made for two bills by john thune and cruz and graham, mr. trump held his ground, they left it, your reporting is what i heard, but i heard so many different things, i was not sure what i heard. reporter: inric interesting, after the meeting trump and thune came out and were not publicly will doing say they would did one way or the other, trump still saying he is open to one or two bills, privately it was agreed if trump wants a big beautiful bill, that is what they will start with. that is what they will start with, if they slowdown, they will have to pivot to two. at the end of the day priority for trump is to get this done fast. larry: then it will be one bill strategy out of the house that will start it. aishah hasnie fabulous appreciate it. >> you got it. larry: we'll get back to one big beautiful bill. but i want to talk about p