anthony fauci? rarely do you catch someone lying to congress with their own words proving that they're a liar. so this is an extraordinary a event here that we have email from before. he lieraordinad to us in congres with him admitting that, yes, gain of function research, whee research where they take two viruses, combine them and make them more infectious or more dangerous for humans. yes, they were doing that. t. ngerounew i and then he came to congress and lied about it. at first he implied, oh, we t even funding it.t. and then we showed him the research papercas with thep grant number from nih is, oh, well, i guess we were funding it, but it wasn't gainr he ere of function. all my experts tell me it wasn't gain of function. sogain oll xm thing is, is he was lying.reo and we're looking for the paperi the l on this because the big lie and the big judgment error was alsojudgment there was suppd to be a committee, a safety committee. look at research a to see if we should fund it. and none of the r

doctor fauci going to spend retirement in the gray bar hotel?n studio to discuss is our panel do in group chairman ceo, mike baker. median an american hero comedian and baddest man, jeffrey l sm smith. figure, you interoperability on this issue. things like this, he did lie to us, didn't he? is it enough to put him in jail? i would love it. >> i'm not sure he's right, the biggest lie we heard, didn't have sex with that woman so we've seen other good ones but this is egregious in the sense that he's part of the reason why we don't have transparency still as to the actual origins of the pandemic. you think about how many people die, how many people suffered because of this and we shall have not forged the issues to send we need to understand exactly to prevent the next line if you can have this happened so for this procedure rand paul pushing has any impact, i tend to think washington d.c. is for investigations and consequences die not result but i think it is important because ultimately we have to understand with sur surety -- and that will invo

tony fauci has said to barney, tony fauci is barney graham's boss. the vaccine research center is under his institute. just be just be ready to go on the vaccine. i'll get the money. i'll get the permission. i'll get the clearances. you just be ready to go as soon as we get the genome. barney graham is saying, just get me the genome. i'll have my team ready to go. 8:00 catching the genome comes in. it's open to the world barney graham contacts his team. they begin the next morning, 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arm of, the first volunteer of the first phase clinical trial. and by 20th, it's cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the people in this country. and eventually over the world. that's my book is titled breathless, so i'll stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you you. oh, yeah. questions, questions, questions. if you have questions at the mic step up to the mic. great. thanks. thanks. hi. i loved the ending there, but a question that i have is going back to your book, ten, 12 years ago

tony fauci has said to bernie graham, tony fauci is bernie graham's boss, it's under his institute. just be ready to go on the vaccine. i'll get the, money or get the permission, look at the clearances. you just ready to go as soon as we get the genome. barney graham is saying, just get me the, genome i'll have my team ready to go. it, o'clock coaching, the genome comes in, it's open to the world. bernie graham contacts his team, they began work the next morning. 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arms of the first volunteer of the first face clinical trial. by november 20th, it is cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the world, people in this country, and eventually all of the world. that is why my book is titled, breathless. i will stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> if you have questions, the mic, step up to the mic. >> hello, i loved the ending, but a question that i have is going back to your book, ten, 12 years ago. there were probably a lot of different places along the, way or things that could have been done th

fauci saga. >> cheryl: rand paul is saying dr. fauci purjurred himself.hat rand paul tweets. since the ag is not doing his job, i sent referral to the attorney in d.c., no response from the doj. rand paul says dr. fauci stated he had never lied before the congress and did not retract that statement, dr. fauci statement is inkconsistent. this is over the nih and gain of function research at wuhan lab. had said in 2021, in front of the senate committee, nih was not funding gain of function research. so much evidence has to come light, that is what was happening, indirect funding or funding, we do not have an answer from china where covid came from. shocker. >> ashley: they go at it every time there is a hearing, that is a story in itself. talk about what do you know, anheuser-busch. >> cheryl: the story that will never go away ever. sadly for anheuser-busch, this company lost millions in market cap. they have lost customers by the tens of thousands and now selling some of their top brands to make money and make up for losses at bud light. shock top, blue po

interesting conversation with tony fauci. and it is in the book. and i had them all transcribed these 955 interviews by my faithful transcriber gloria who has been working for me for 30 years doing this. i had a stack of these transcripts on my desk. my office was filled with journal articles about the virus i had read in books and things like that. and then i knew i had to get busy and write this book. on june 22 of 2021 i stopped interview and started writing. i had until december 31. i do not like making outlines when it write books. i care deeply about structure the intricate organic functional structure when he served a great purpose the purpose is supplying the reader with a sense of momentum and a sense of connectedness. sense of surprise and at the end inevitability. all of the things i care about but you do not get that by making a programmatic structure. you get that, i feel, by growing your book. organically. it might've something to do with i spent 11 years obsessed with the novels of william faulkner. not in scie

almost all of them extend hour and ati half, two hours, i didnt get an hour and a half of tony fauci but i got an interview with him and it is in the book. then i have them transcribed by gloria who's been working for me for 30 years and i have a stock of transcript to my desk and my office was filled to journal articles and a new i wrote the book so june 22 of 2021 i stopped interviewed and started writing and i had until december 31 and, i don't like making outlines when i write the. i care deeply about intricate structures that serve great t purpose which is supplying the reader with a sense of momentum and connectedness also a sense of inevitability and you don't get that line making a permanent structure, you get that i feel, by growing your book organically. it might have something to do with the fact that spent 11 years obsessed with the nobles and did my training and education not in science but literature and graduate work and i learned long collocated science books by setting william faulkner and who is the first voice. we and encoding setting coronavirus, a greatat coronav

anthony fauci credible. we cannot let the country to descend into a fauci dystopia.hey are talking but mask mandates even though we know they don't work. you saw biden on camera talking about he was going to go to congress and advocate for more spending for a covid vaccine that he said actually works. buckle your seatbelts, because they will be having more restrictions. at least, they will try to push this stuff. how about we have a president on day one that rips up all of biden's executive orders. literally, day one. and the congressman talked about a president that opens up domestic energy, making us energy dominant. lowering gas prices and making it easier on the american people to be able to get by. here is one of my favorites. how about you have a president of the united states who finally uses their veto authority and vetoes these voluminous spending bills coming out of congress and stop spending our money? either way, it is democrats, but it is also a lot of republicans who have put us in the position where they are spending so much that it is leading to our e

anthony fauci. the other day, the "new york post" called out dr. fauci.hey're looking for anything they can sink their little teeth into. they posted a bunch of tweets calling fauci a narcissist. this is what they do when they want to say something but they don't want to say it, they post tweets that say it. because he has a self-portrait and a basketball head of himself in his office at home, which is interesting, because if having a bunch of pictures of bobbleheads of yourself makes you a narcissist, then buckle up, "new york post," because you are not going to like what we found out about this guy. [ laughter and applause ] i mean, look at this. he's got donalds everywhere. [ laughter ] here he is right before he ate that baby. three bobblehead dolls. [ laughter ] and like father, like son, here's little eric's office with multiple trump family bobbleheads. trump received an honorary black belt in taekwondo because why not? he has a very sad little sculpture in which his head has been added to mount rushmore. [ laughter ] but dr. fauci, that's the narc

that is fauci in private saying the opposite of what he was saying in public.me that absolutely we do not fund gain of function research in china, he says privately, we are suspicious that the virus has been manipulated and we are suspicious because we know they are doing gain of function research. he then goes on to describe the research and it's exactly the research that the nih funded. so he is caught dead to rights here. but we have an incredibly partisan attorney general garland who is refusing to act. i have taken the extraordinary step of actually going to the local u.s. attorney in d.c. to see if he will act the problem is there are partisans throughout the legal system and people are sighing this. you don't get prosecuted if you are a democrat under this administration no matter what you do inbrian one of the lines in the internal communication was tony doesn't want his fingerprints on any origin stories. why would that be? >> well, because ultimately culpability aattaches. think about it. a million americans died. >> this is one of the biggest events

the bbc�*s katty kay discussed all this with dr anthony fauci, who served as the us chief medical advisor spokesman during the height of the covid pandemic. front page of the new york times today, not over yet. late summer covid _ times today, not over yet. late summer covid wave _ times today, not over yet. late summer covid wave brings warning of more to come. right. because right — warning of more to come. right. because right now— warning of more to come. right. because right now we _ warning of more to come. right. because right now we are - because right now we are having, it is defying seasonality. early on people would say well, it is like the flu, it pegs in winter and goes away. that is what everyone thought. naively and dramatically, incorrectly, that when covid came at the end of december, the beginning of january that it would peak in march and then drop as you come into the summer months. it did not do anything like that. this virus does not know whether it is spring summer winter or fall and it shows us right now, we are in august a new start to see an acceleration of cases

all right, fauci's replacement has just been named.n't you know she is just as bad as the other one. scott atlas returns to the angle, i'm so excited to give us his thoughts on some of her past let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i woul

guest: i had an interesting conversation with tony fauci. some people say well, you really worked quickly. you developed a new vaccine in 60 days, you are doing clinical trials. within nine months, it was being used in people all over the country. we work quickly because we had done a lot of groundwork. we researched a new kind of vaccine for years, for more than a decade before that. the mrna vaccine concept, that is one of the things we did differently. tony fauci's people were working on the idea of mrna vaccines, which can be modified, developed, customize for a new virus very quickly. produced and gotten into arms. millions of lives have been saved by the vaccines we produce. two of them that i can think of offhand, this kind of vaccine. also, the oxford astrazeneca vaccine from england has been a very effective vaccine, that uses a different kind of vaccine methodology. we developed vaccines more quickly by far than had ever been done before and saved millions of lives. we did not do everything right in terms of dealing with this pande

is there anybody less interesting to talk climate change than anthony fauci.dshaw not available? if you want to ruin my night, anthony fauci speaking on anything. >> remember when he said, if you question me, you are questioning the science. that was about covid but i guess it could apply here. piers, to you. >> a, i was stunned to see him there. my idea of a personal disaster is my family is on a desert island the rest of my natural life around fauci and karen jean-pierre. both looking at me morning, noon and night. climate change is real. i believe that. i believe manmade contributions are a significant factor and what is going on overheating the planet. but i also think there are two other massive problems in this debate. hysteria and hypocrisy. what these things do, like they do with covid, they discourage large sways of the public from trusting people they should be trusting. got to have trust in public officials. you don't get it by blaming stuff like this on the wrong thing. you actually increase distrust in public officials. >> jesse waters. >> on prim

you don't take somebody like fauci and coddle him. bring fauci in, you sit him down and you say, anthony, you are fired on the war in ukraine. >> ramaswami said he would forgo giving more money to ukraine in favor of securing america's southern border, which drew a reaction from pence. >> vivek, if we do the giveaway that you want to give to putin to give him his land, it's not going to be too long for he rolls across a nato border. >> i have a newsflash the ussr does not exist anymore. >> all week, nikki to go and defund israel. you want to. okay, let me address that. >> i'm glad you brought that up. >> go and give you. i'm going to address each of those right now. >> this is the false of a professional politician. >> you have no foreign policy experience. and it shows. >> one of the more dramatic moments came when the candidates were asked to raise their hand if they would support trump as the nominee. >> whether or not you believe that the criminal charges are right or wrong, the conduct i beneath the office of president of the uni

. >> you don't take somebody like fauci and coddle him. bring fauci in, you sit him down and you say, anthony, you are fired . >> but the survey of republican voters also found nikki haley gained the most potential supporters going from 30% saying they might support her to 47. another debate standout, vivek ramaswamy, whose campaign says has already raised $450,000 off his performance. the biotech entrepreneur facing numerous attacks from the other candidates. >> yes, i've had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt now is not the time for on the job training. >> we don't need to bring in a rookie. >> former vice president mike pence says you can expect to see the same combative tone from him at the next debate. >> your last boss was a rookie. he had on the job training a businessman who had never been elected, who had no foreign policy experience. why is it disqualifying for vivek ramaswami and not for donald trump in 2016? >> well, i think it's we live in a different time and the next debate set for september 27th. >> tr

all right, fauci's replacement has just been named. she is just as bad as the other one. scott atlas returns to the angle, i'm so excited to give us his thoughts on some of her past statements. ♪ ♪ >> laura: a secret medical research lab with ties to the chinese government in california? well, trace gallagher, fox's chief breaking news correspondent and anchor of fox news at night has all the details. trace? >> trace: laura, for those who don't know california, this lab was found in the eastern part of the state about three hours northeast of los angeles near yosemite national park. it was a none descript warehouse but a code enforcement officer noticed a hose coming from the back of the building which is often an indicator that it could be a meth lab. instead, it turns out to be a chinese run biolab. here's the officer who made the discovery. watch her. >> i was shocked, surprised, completely in awe because it was the last thing i would have anticipated finding. i would have never anticipateda biological lab being stored in a warehous

he didn't have control over fauci. fauci ran that government his last year in office. fired him. i fought back against it. >> a trump campaign spokesperson saw desantis a covid hypocrite and then president trump rejected mandates and pushed for states to make their own covid decisions. the former president has a commanding lead over desantis and the rest of the field, even his legal bills of siphoning tens of millions of dollars. the trump pac paying his legal bills, about $4 million cash on hand june 30th, started the year with more than 105 million. >> what's not so clear is whether or not people are yet going to come to a point where they say president trump has too much baggage. the best indicator of that is going to be in the polls that start to appear in the early states, like iowa and new hampshire. >> find the candidates, desantis, mike pence, vivek ramaswamy, doug burgum, nikki haley, all to campaign in iowa over the next week. >> sandra: our panel new, patrick murphy, former pennsylvania congressman and former under secretary of the army, and garrett ventry,

we sit down with doctor anthony fauci — who led the country through the worst of the pandemic.an killed three people at a convenience store. and six decades on from martin luther king's i have a dream speech, we speak to his daughter about the civil rights leader's lessons for today. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. we begin with the unwelcome reality that covid case in the united states are once again on the rise. data from the centers for disease control and prevention show hospitalisations increased nearly 19% over the past week and deaths rose about 21%. this late summer spread comes as a new variant known as eris — or eg5 — has become the dominant strain of coronavirus in the us, though it's unknown whether the new variant is the direct cause of the surge. the bbc�*s katty kay discussed all this with dr anthony fauci — who served as the us�*s chief medical advisor, and spokesperson, during the height of the covid pandemic.

or, frankly, have the guts to fire anthony fauci, which trump did not do? our nominee must be prepared with a credible legal strategy if he or she sees election irregularities. in other words, candidates who don't just have their hearts in the right place but their heads as well in order to flip states that trump did not win last time. so, tonight, you are going to see more establishment types on stage, nikki haley, tim scott, for instance, trying very hard to convince voters that they're not scwicious on the border or on china. they are not jeb bush 2.0 or romney or mccain. they're going to have to do it. and for ron desantis. voters know already that he is tough and they know he is a populist. they also know in florida he got great things done. but, they need to see that he's the guy who can actually put together a coalition to beat biden can he get to 270 electoral votes or a rerun of election past where republicans were defeated or claim that they were cheated? and is he a guy who can actually be someone we can count on to stay true to core values and n

fauci saying oh my gosh, we do not think this is a natural origin cove 19.and so three days later they are involved in a favor call proximal origin the first draft which charlie says the opposite they think it's a natural origin. in between those three days there's a conference call with dr. fauci. so we are trying to get to the bottom of it republicans in the u.s. house of representatives. we are getting to the bottom of it. but we need all the intelligence to come out. because if what i believe is true that there is a leak from the wuhan lab in china that was covered up by our government, we need to get to the bottom of it so it does not happen again. bryan: we aptly do need to get to the bottom of it more transparency is always better specially in situations like this. arizona congresswoman thank you so much for joining us today we appreciate you. >> thank you. ♪ >> fort lauderdale airport in florida is back open after a brief scare today the broward county sheriff's office sent its bomb squad to investigate a suspicious package. part of the terminal one

we sit down with dr anthony fauci, who led the country through the worst of the pandemic. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome we begin here in the us, with details of two shootings — one from over this weekend and one from just a few hours ago. in a moment, we'll hear the latest on the investigation into the racially—motivated killing of three people in jacksonville, florida on saturday. but first, a faculty member was killed during a shooting at the university of north carolina on monday. students at the campus in chapel hill spent hours in lockdown as authorities tried to locate the suspect. they had onlyjust returned to school for the fall semester, which began just a week ago. the suspect was eventually taken into custody, and the fbi is helping local authorities with the investigation. turning to this past weekend's shooting injacksonville, florida. we're learning more about the gunman�*s wherabouts just before the attack that left three people dead. the sheriff's office has released new surveillance footage, showing the suspect walking into a convience store to

anthony fauci?arely, did you catch someone lying to congress with their own words, proving they are a liar. this is an extraordinary event here. that we have email from before he lied to us in congress with him admitting that yes, gain of function research, research where they take two viruses, combine them and make them more infectious or more dangerous for humans. yes, they were doing that, yes, he knew it. and then he came to congress and lied. first implied we weren't even funding it.they will return the research papers with the grant number he says, i guess we were funding it but it wasn't gain of function for all the xmas time it wasn't gain of function. the thing is, he was lying and we are looking for the paper trail on this because the big lie and the big judgment was also, they are supposed to be a committee, safety committee look at research to see if we should fund it. and of the research in china ever went to the committee. why? only one person at the power to go on the committee. that

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we sit down with dr anthony fauci, who led the country through the worst of the pandemic. hello.egin here in the us, with details of two shootings — one from over this weekend and one from just a few hours ago. in a moment, we'll hear the latest on the investigation into the racially—motivated killing of three people in jacksonville, florida on saturday. but first, a faculty member was killed during a shooting at the university of north carolina on monday. students at the campus in chapel hill spent hours in lockdown as authorities tried to locate the suspect. they had onlyjust returned to school for the fall semester, which began just a week ago. the suspect was eventually taken into custody, and the fbi is helping local authorities with the investigation.

fauci tell us to take it, i will be first in line to take it.rump tells us to take it, i am not taking it. >> kayleigh: who will take the shot? will you be first to sign me up? it is being00, i'm not being faz. >> carley: biden administration. do you think at this point somebody is watching tv and seeing government official promoting covid vaccine saying, i am going toun are to get vaccinated. no, there is major distrust there and would have the opposite effect on somebody who is vaccine averse. biden administration is doing this because if they don't, their base will criticize them to no end. pull and push why this is happening and has nothing to do with covid at all. >> kayleigh: we were told no vaccine mandate for some employers, we were told that would never happen. watch the administration on this one. >> no, i don't think it should be mand tor. >> is that a sign the federal government should step in and are you putting needs of -- >> that is not the role of the federal government. >> here is the thing, we cannot require someone to be vacci

on one narrow aspect so you consult with that but to harmonize the competing interests in society, fauci doesn't know anything about the economy, he doesn't know anything about education, doesn't know anything about your rights, he doesn't care about your rights and so when the world went mad, when common sense suddenly became an uncommon virtue florida stood as a refuge of sanity. us to develop freedom for people throughout the united states and throughout the world, we refused to let our state descend into some type of fauci dystopia where people's rights were curtailed and their livelihoods were destroyed. we made sure people had a right to work and got people back to work and businesses back open. we made sure that every school in the state of florida in that 2,020 school year was open because people needed to be in school. and i can tell you we had families move from the pacific coast just for the fact that we had schools open in florida when you didn't have them in many other states. we understood that the elite, the medical elite, whatever their intentions were originally i don't

fauci. some critics claim she could be worse! the nih says dr.marrazzo will start in the fall here and she is an accomplished infectious disease doctor -- well that would help -- and researcher but her comments during the pandemic raising some concerns. she has been accused of misrepresenting the covid mortality rate. she also pushed for mask wearing during the schools despite the face coverings to hamper education. it did, and as recently as november, she said she continues to avoid shaking hands whenever possible because of covid. she also has come under fire for jumping on the theory that covid had a natural origin. >> i'm going to bring out my props and i'm sure you know what this is spirit that is only interesting. bats have a lot of coronavirus and you disturb the animals home and go into the force, truck might chop trees down and bring those animals home as pets where they don't want to be pets we can get exposed to those types f viruses. >> harris: oh, my goodness! she had props and they were stopped. [laughter] >> look, i don't know that

that is the demonization of anthony fauci of anti what anthony? fauci oh. well, you know, clearly he is the come the subject and the lightning rod for a lot of that criticism and a lot of that a lot of the more rabid attacks coming from the right. yeah i have friends and neighbors are politically conservative who are you know completely nice people who also think that he is akin to the devil. and it's really. horrifically sad for that one person. but also. just shows how he he's just the next guy in line right. like everything coalesced around him or coalesced around him and if it wasn't him, if it was somebody different in role, it would be around or it would be around, you know, one of his colleagues or, you know, the head of cdc or somebody like that like, there's always got to be a target and. there doesn't need to be a whole lot of substance for for somebody to to build a myth and. i think that's what we're seeing a lot of these days is we're kind of building these myths with heroes and villains. and that's, you know, they make for nice story bucks but

fauci doesn't know anything about the economy. he doesn't know anything about education. he doesn't know anything about your rights in fact, he doesn't care about your rights. [applause] so, when the world went mad, when common sense became an uncommon virtue, florida stood at the refuge of sanity, so that all of freedom throughout the united states and indeed throughout the world we refuse to let our state descend into some kindpi of a dystopia where people's rights were curtailed t and their livelihoods were destroyed. in the 2020 school year was open because people needed to be in school. [applause] and i can tell you we had families move from the pacific coast just for the fact that we have the schools open in florida when you didn't have them in many other states. we understood that the medical elite, whatever their intentions were i don't know but this evolved into something that became very political and they wanted to use the government to control your behavior, so we rejected theur biomedical secury state in the state of florida and empowered people to make their

fauch fauci. and we were looking at elights a hold of public policy. eisenhower observed they doesn't see the full picture. they're focused on one narrow aspect so you consult with that, but a statesman has to harmonize those interesting in society. fauci doesn't know anything about the economy, doesn't know anything about education. he doesn't know about your rights, indeed he doesn't care about your rights. [applause]. >> and so when the world went mad, when common sense suddenly became an uncommon virtue, florida stood as a refuge of sanity, throughout the world and we refused to let our state to become into some sort of faucian dystopia where their livelihoods were destroyed. we were sure that people had a right to work and we got people back to work and businesses open. and we made sure every school in florida in that 2020 school year was open because people needed to be in school. [applause] >> and i can tell you we had families move from the pacific coast just for the fact that we had schools open in florida when you didn't have them in many oth

fauci lied about the origins of the covid crisis.senator rand paul sending a criminal referral for dr. fauci to the justice department. what is your take on that? >> good thing is, we have hearings coming up. i'm on the special subcommittee the for the coronavirus. the doctor served during the entire pandemic. it's obvious he's wrong, obvious he covered up, there's lots of e-mails that point to that i can't wait to get him on the stand, can't wait to continue to expose the lies and actually hold him accountable. a lot of people died. we can't learn from our lessons if we're not being honest. the fact that he tried to cover it up rather taken being honest with the public shows he doesn't want to learn from this, he wants to cover his own butt. cheryl: he is happily retired and making millions on books and speaking and apparently last i checked still had a nice security detail that the taxpayers were paying for. congressman richard mccormick, good to see you. by the way, bulldogs fan? did we settle that? >> i am definitely a bulldogs f

you heroes everyday going in and out of fauci gates, produce enough food to feed all of us the worldeuros across the counter and on both sides of the counter and themselves faith in and faith in an idea to create new jobs and wealth and their individuals and families who support the government and whose voluntary gives support charity, culture, arts and vegetation, patriotism is quiet but deep. i have used the word they and their speaking of these heroes, i could say you and yours because i am addressing the heroes of whom i. in this lesson land, your dreams, your hopes, your goals are going to be the dreams, hopes and the goals of this administration so help me god. [applause] we shall reflect the compassion so much part of the makeup. how can we love our country and of the countrymen. he reached out a hand when they fall, healed when they are sick and provide opportunity to make themselves sufficient so they will be equal and not just in and we solve the problems confronting us? the answer is an emphatic yes. to paraphrase winston churchill, i did not take the oath i had just taken

they want to impeach biden and his cabinet, investigate fauci, pass a national abortion ban, hold thestage to force cuts to social security and medicare, which among other things could potentially detonate our economy that's all stuff they've said on the record it will be the trump era over and over again nonstop crisis, nonstop chaos, nonstop [ bl], [ bleep ] bumportant of all, they wao use their poons in keatcrose try to rig re elect and cement one-party republican rule.like r jim marchanto ly said heand oth of state around the country wilo matter what in 2024. >> we have something in common president trump and i lost an election in 2020 because of a rigged election. and when i'm secretary of state of nevada, we're going to fix it and when my coalition of secretary of state candidates around the country get elected, we're going to fix the whole country. and president trump is going to be president again in 2024 >> seth: once again, they're just admitting their plans to steal the 2024 election in advance. seriously, what else do we have to do to get people to pay attention to this? d

basically, our governor is fighting for you, but it calls out fauci, it calls out the media and all stuffnd it's kind of been our anthem. that was the song we used for every campaign stop in the re election campaign. gov. reynolds: very good. it seems fair, right? it seems fair. so as i travel the state, you know, i get to interact with a lot of iowans and they come up and when they talk about the 2024 election, you know, they say we're looking for a leader, a leader that will protect us, that will protect this country and that will protect our freedoms. they're looking for someone who has the moral conviction to do the right thing, even when the right thing is really hard, that really has the vision and the resolve to step in on day one and get this country back on track. they end it with saying most importantly, i want someone who can win. so talk to iowans about why you would be that person and kind of how you did it in florida, what you saw with this last re election? so talk a little bit about that. gov. desantis: well, one, i understand the stakes of this election. we're a country i