i'm sorry, florida. the gentleman from florida. >> as the member designated by mrs. demings, i inform the house that mrs. demings will vote yes on h.r. 5551. as the member designated by mr. crist, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from georgia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. jody hice of georgia, i inform the house that mr. hice will vote no on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut rise? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 5551. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? >> as the member designated by ms. bass, i inform the house that ms. bass will vote yes on h.r. 5551. as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i in

there we go to florida, is beaches and disney world. in reality, one afford his biggest industry and best kept secrets is phosphate money. but for every one ton of usable phosphate, there's a 5 ton of radioactive rock left behind. florida is still radioactive, that the fountain of youth is closed due to radioactivity. people that work in the mine and live in the mine, we're getting accelerated cancer rates. and in 2011 cancer became the leading cause of death in florida. we noticed a study today by the world health organization that said that long term exposure to radiation, even at low levels, can dramatically increase the risk of dying from cancer. the primer use for phosphate is fertilizer, but it's byproduct, great cancer in the biggest player in his $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic. this fortune 500 company owns over 300000 acres, which is roughly the size of los angeles. they already have mines in 4 counties and are trying to get into a fit. the mines were 24 hours a day and they mind $16000000.00 tons of thought of a rocket yea

in florida alone in november we did over 50,000 new jobs created in florida. over 25% of the total job output just in one state. my budget is about $99.7 billion. i mean, you mentioned new york. new york's budget's, like, $230 billion, and i think most people that come here would say we have better roads, infrastructure, services, our k-12 schools perform higher, we have the number one rated public university system in the country, and we do all that with no state income tax and, in fact, the lowest per capita tax burden in the country, and we have over $15 billion in surplus revenue. i mean, just think about what washington's doing by printing trillions and trillions. we have over 15% of the amount of money we're spending in budget reserves. and so that is something that's setting up florida for the long haul. yes, we have less taxes and that's part of the reason people have been drawn here, but i think, maria, since covid people know in florida their freedoms are going to be respected. people know they can invest here and not have their businesses shut down.

>> in florida if you have a foster child in florida you get paid a lot less than the federal governmentr bringing people from the southern border from foreign countries so my view is let's use our resources to help kids who need help in the state of florida? american kids, floridians. let's not be a repository for people coming from all of the world illegally through the southern border and then brought to the state of florida so focusing on your citizens first is common sense and we do not want to facilitate biden's reckless policies in any way, shape or form, their policies are wrong and if states band together and do things like florida is proposing to do, more likely they will have to reverse course but if you are facilitating than they are going to continue to do what they are doing. laura: on this issue of mask mandates. i know you rejected them across the board. with your reaction tonight to both new some in california and local in new york going back to mask mandates with this omicron which seems to be thankfully so far a mild virus and that the data we have so far on that. what

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i think that is a seat we can flip in florida. of wisconsin, ron kind was one of the first people to announce they are retiring. we got a great candidate who has been out working hard and i think he can flip that seed. we have great candidate across the board, and starts of great candidates at a great message. people do not like government socialism, they are rejecting it in every state from blue states to read states the great candidates, great fund-raising advantage moving forward, and we are not going to slow down, we are going to work very hard next are not only to show how bad they are doing, people get their inflation, spending and all of the crazy policies, but also what are going to be those bold conservative items, we are going to be rolling that out next year, as well. >> sean: steve, you just mentioned, the cash. in campaigns, you have to put ads on tv, get mail, if you don't have money you cannot actually get your message out. how are republicans doing right now compared to democrats on the cash front? >> sean, we have

florida, texas, arizona and the biggest decreases, new york, california and illinois. what do these hard-hit states have in common? joining me now is the president of unleashing prosperity and columnist carol markowitz who has decided to leave new york city, the city she lives for the great state of florida. i will start with you. what were the final straw that made you leave the city spent most of your life in and go to a new state of florida? >> there was no one final straw, just a continual bad policymaking from our leadership that i didn't see ending anytime soon. i don't see light at the end of the tunnel and continue to live in a space i think is just crazy. it points a lot to child masking. i don't like, my kids wearing inside and outside their schools, they have to wear outdoors during recess. the masking is just a symptom and sort of what we can see of the crazy that lies pennies everything else was when using them to-year-olds wearing masks outside you can be confident you are in an insane place and i know i am. i had to get my kids out. sean: what is the soc

the florida senate is 40 seats.ere seen as key to deciding which party would control them. and in those races three independent candidates qualified for the ballot who did no exam pain of their own, but they were promoted by more than half a million dollars in advertising that was designed to appeal to democratic voters. the wording seemed to designed to syphon off votes from the democratic candidates in the races. and the republican candidates won all three of those senate races including one race in miami by 32 votes in which the -- the independent ghost candidate got more than 6,000 votes. >> and all of this happening while there's all this crowing about voter fraud that doesn't exist. jason's paper reports, quote, neither desantis nor gop leaders have released any proposal to increase penalties or crack down on the use of ghost candidates. what does it tell you about governor desantis' true obsession with election fraud? >> well, it tells me that florida as we've discussed on this program before, this is the lab

i know you come from florida. we have a lot of viewers in florida. a lot of viewers. time's up for me. we had a great show. todd, thank you for your help. >> merry christmas. david asman in for you. david: wish all the broadcasters were broadcasting from florida. that would be another subject for another two. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. happening this hour the omicron spread fueling more mon dates. which in turn is fueling the labor shortage. david: people fear covid lock down is much more milder but infectious could put a dampen on holiday cheer. we'll sort out fact from fiction with our top doctor. president biden's spending bill put on ice by senator joe manchin's game changing announcement yesterday. we'll bring you the very latest. markets kicking off christmas week with a dreadful start. our all-star market panel is here what you need to know to ride out the stock slump. first our top story, president biden set to address the nation tomorrow amid a spike in omicron cases all over the country. edward lawrence is at the

florida. these are all being blamed on phosphate mining. those locals that 5 for the london, their health, the mining giant accused of polluting the waterways is planning to open another site. later today, all tea will be airing. a documentary about the situation is a preview. one of the most toxic places in america ah, florida, one of florida's biggest industries and best kept secrets is phosphoric wine in the biggest layer in 80. $5000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i, there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua a chronic. i don't want to work towards me, but that's what it is. in 2013 my, all our family dog, my brother, who is 21 years old, myself and my father and we're all a, a good player. yeah. maybe they'll actually, we're, that far hill is more important than all the company responded to accusations made in that documentary by saying that it doesn't accurately portray the cancer risks associated with mining early this year, a 1000

>> sam brock in miami, florida tonight. sam, thank you >>> now to the state of emergency just declared in colorado tens of thousands suddenly ordered to evacuate their home to escape several dangerous wild fires there. crews outside denver right now battling fierce flames fueled by punishing winds some gusts topping 110 miles an hour. emilie ikeda has the very latest. >> evacuate your homes as soon as possible to go as far east as you can. >> reporter: tonight a life threatening situation near boulder, colorado where fires are forcing thousands of families to evacuate >> we saw a big plume of smoke over in that direction. >> reporter: flames reaching their doorsteps. people desperately trying to get to safety. >> we're evacuating, trying to get down to boulder, denver, maybe the mountains. just try to figure out something. god help us. >> reporter: on foot and by car, entire communities on the move to escape from the fast-moving flames. >> just traffic. so much traffic. that little town is just all trying to get out. >> rep

his one of the most toxic places in america ah, florida, one of florida's biggest industries and best kept secrets is fostering in the biggest player in 80. $5000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i, there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aquifer may pro, there's a chronic o g i called left here that work towards me, but that's what it is. i'm in 2013 my uncle, our family dog, my brother, who is 21 years old, myself and my father, we're all dying. rob, with a good player. right? yeah, yeah. maybe they'll actually, we're, that far hill is more important than all the company responded to my conversations made in the commentary by saying it doesn't accurately portray the cancer risk associated with mining or earlier this year, a 1000000 gallons of waste water from one of the former mining facility leaks in florida, the states building an injection well to pump out the remaining water that something environmentalists say could make things worse. filmmaker eric crown, who made the documentary you saw a snippet from, explains his motivatio

that's the way the florida governor put it. now at this point, we've got the 2020 to the 2022 elections coming up. and there are many democrats in the state of florida who fear that on a national level, leaders of the democratic party, as well as donors to the democratic party may consider florida to simply be a lost cause to be republican territory. there's certainly some alarm among democrats in florida. here's some other statements. it's not as if floridians can't be swayed one way or the other. we need more coordination with the national party. now this comes in the context of the popularity hit for us president joe biden. joe biden continues to see a decline in his popularity across the country. now just 28 percent of americans in the united states believe that joe biden is doing an adequate job handling inflation. and even among democrats, his own party, it's only 54 percent who give him a thumbs up when it comes to dealing with the problem of inflation that is pretty wide spread across the united states. now, there has b

compare that approach to florida. florida says we are going to protect victims.iminals are victims. which is absurd. we'll protect victims. we'll put in place common sense policies that alou law enforcement to do their job. in florida governor desantis and aproposed $5,000 bonuses for folks that move here to become law enforcement officers. statewide troopers a 25% increase in pay. compare that to other states. i will tell you today i'm going over to a law enforcement agency and swearing in law enforcement officers that moved here from new york. they are fleeing the liberal run cities that don't support them. in order to have a vibrant, stable society and rule of law you have to have leaders that support their cause. >> harris: i look at this and almost say you are putting up a firewall because in your line of work and in mine, i'm covering it on the other end after it happens and the lives that crimes change, and you are advocating. when you look at it crime doesn't know a zip code it just wants to get to the next delicious play to happen. criminals will migrate

>> look, we have been clear in florida.. they hear that message f you have leadsers come out and say we will not go after and prosecute certain crimes criminals pay attention. crime will reflect that we're proactive. i launched with law enforcement, with business leaders a statewide task force to prevent organized retail theft. we have launched a interactive database so we can prosecute and put together complex cases. that is proactive. making sure we're enforcing the law. we're not a reactive state. we'll continue to make good policy decisions based on data and what our law enforcement say they need. david: let me ask you a data information from the omicron vary rain which -- variant in florida. have hospital admissions gone up as a result of this, the variant as quickly as it spreads less severe than delta. >> we're so fortunate here in florida to have leaders like governor desantis who promoted therapy if you do contract the virus. not only that, he insures that there were state driven resources where folks could go to g

you definitely get better weather in florida.f we know the causes of the mass exodus and you can't change the weather, why don't the cities change the things they can change that force people to flee? >> i think it is just generation, generational and tradition the democrats vote democrat and it is almost like a religion. i have to admit i was a democrat. i was born in a blue city, the working man but i realized pretty much into my 40s that it wasn't working and changed parties, very happy that i did and i don't understand why people don't see what i see. it is almost like a religion. people are mesmerized by a media that does not have their best interests at heart, that is working for aside that i don't understand. todd: appreciate you being with us, best of luck there. they fight for our freedom and now nearly 50,000 of our troops in pricey cities are set still is a critical cost-of-living stipend. army veteran and pennsylvania senate candidate kathy barnett has something to say about that. joe conger and tomi lahren on a busy

but this problem is bigger than florida. it's not only nationwide, it's worldwide 24 hours a day. factories are pumping cancer, causing chemicals into local waterways, all with the government approved and over 1000000000 people a year pay the price by getting a chronic illness. and even though a lot of these polluters are multi nationals, the way they do business can be forced to change by the voice of the citizens. and with childhood cancer rates up 30 percent since the 19 seventy's and access to clean water disappearing. day by day, local communities have stood up to these giants taking their environment back. and joining this world wide movement is easy. it begins when you ask the simple question, what's in my water? ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. well, the pandemic no, no, borders a teeth and you face as a merge, we don't have a therapy. we go to the vaccine, the whole world leads to take action and to be ready. people are judgment. 2 common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contribut

rogers: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from florida. mrs.cammack: thank you to the ranking member and all my colleagues for bringing us to this point here today. i rise in support of the national defense authorization act. i want to thank every member who worked in a productive and helpful manner to get us to this finish line. taking care of our troops and providing for the common dense is our duty. promises made, promises kept. no dishonorable charges for those who refuse the vaccine and retroactive. no unconstitutional red flag laws we killed the office of extremism and holds this administration accountable on afghanistan. this bill is a win for our communities and national guard and our country and time to stop talking about getting americans out of afghanistan and time to stop talking about holding china accountable. it's time for action. i urge my colleague to pass this bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr.smith: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alaba

will you go to florida?nts are that age. everyone in florida, my brother can work from home, a lot of stuff in florida. >> a points the split between gop run states which are free and get on with life versus democrat run states which are oppressive and not getting through this pandemic. >> i do radio hits and alabama was one. it is a different world, everyone -- nobody is talking pandemic fear anymore down here. stuart: this is your story and it is related. a couple airline executives questioning masks on flights. >> the biden administration mask mandate being questioned ever comments by the southwest airlines ceo on capitol hill. >> the case is strong the masks don't add much in the air have an environment. >> airplane filtration systems do enough to keep passengers safe, doug parker agreeing an aircraft is the safest place you can be thanks to all the filters, walking back parker's remarks he was agreed on the quality of the air, not a mask requirements, this shows anytime you question anything, vaccine, m

i live here in matlab shave florida, where are you choir? a life dream? only the small mom and pop motel i my captain. i do what are tours? so water quality is my sustainability. so in 2018, our ground 04 red tide devastation, millions of tons of dead fish and sea life dolphins, vanity's marching up on our beaches all summer long. devastating are a mar mcnair economy as those phosphorus products to make their way in the waterway . and feed design, a bacteria, feed the red tide. it leads to an ecological disaster of millions of tons of fish, kills this year or $200.00 manatees over a $125.00 dolphins. there were $400.00 sea turtles and tons of miscellaneous fish that were killed this year. behind that was economic meltdown. the fort myers beach was a ghost town. people are lining up at food banks. the city of sanibel was losing $16000000.00 a day. people are not coming here. businesses are closing. people have actually committed suicide because of their business losses related to this. that phosphorus potentially even from the 2016 toxic spill into our sin

but this problem is bigger than florida. it's not only nation lighting, it's worldwide 24 hours a day. factors are pumping cancer, causing chemicals into local waterways, all with the government approved. and over $1000000000.00 people a year pay the price by getting a chronic illness. and even though a lot of these polluters are multi nationals, the way they do business can be forced to change by the voice of the citizens. and with childhood cancer rates up 30 percent since the 19 seventy's and access to clean water disappearing. day by day, local communities have stood up to these giant taking their environment back and joining this world wide movement is easy. it begins when you asked simple question, what's in my water? ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, the join me every thursday on the alex simon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me for special yeah. today the only in the legendary mich virus, 9 author of planet ponzi mitch, nice to see happy holida

and it's florida democrats. we have lost so many times that donors and pundits have given up on us. now florida's governor de santis gave a statement celebrating these new numbers, saying that this shows that the residents of his state reject government control from the democratic party and value liberty as put forward by his administration in florida and by the republicans. now at this point, there is a fear on the part of some figures within the democratic party in florida that national donors to the democratic party is washing as well as national party leadership will at this point, consider florida to simply be a red state. they'll consider it to be lost territory and, and not really work on fighting for voters in this very important state that has generally been considered a swing state and u. s. presidential elections. it's not as if floridians can't be swayed one way or the other. we need more coordination with the national party. now this comes amid a drop in the approval ratings of u. s. president joe biden, at this point, the approval rating of joe biden, when it comes to

at this point, consider florida to simply be a red state. they'll consider it to be lost territory and, and not really work on fighting for voters in this very important state that has generally been considered a swing state and u. s. presidential elections. it's not as if floridians can't be swayed one way or the other. we need more coordination with the national party. now this comes amid a drop in the approval ratings of u. s. president joe biden, at this point, the approval rating of joe biden, when it comes to handling the vital issue of inflation, is pretty low. only 28 percent of americans say he's doing a good job. only 54 percent within his own party. and when it comes to the handling of coven 19, while he still maintains a 53 percent approval rating. that number has dropped 10 percent since july. now at this point, joe biden's approval ratings have been continuing to drop back in march. he was 20 points higher in terms of approval with us public than he is now. many wonder what the implications could be as the mid term congressiona

but this problem is bigger than florida. it's not only nationwide, it's worldwide 24 hours a day. factories are pumping cancer, causing chemicals into local waterways, all with the government's approval and over 1000000000 people a year pay the price by getting a chronic illness. and even though a lot of these polluters are multi nationals, the way they do business can be forced to change by the voice of the citizens and with childhood cancer rates up 30 percent since the 19 seventies and access to clean water disappearing day by day local communities of stood up to these giant taking their environment back. and joining this world wide movement is easy. it begins when you ask the simple question, what's in my water? mm . ah, ah ah ah ah ah, ah, i mean with that in as you want to stand together, we'll continue to stand together against russia even in germany. repeat some of the areas that we doubt this may say, notice if you need this chunky daughter about their ability to influence other nations, french u. k. and even the la

texas more than 4.4 million cases and florida, 4.9 million as of sunday. mourning harry reid who died after battle with pancreatic cancer. led under two presidents. >>> hall of famer broadcaster and player john madden has died. making it to five afc title games and won the super bowl. began broadcasting here at cbs. for more news. the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm alice gainer. cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news."en everyone. joini us, i' major garrett in for norah. we begin with the latest wave of covid infections, making it feel like, yes, december of 2020. as an example, new york city is once again the epicenter of this stage, but not alone. new jersey, florida, delaware and massachusetts also recently reported new daily records as the national average of new infections approaches an all-time high set almost a year ago. meanwhile, some medical experts are questioning the cdc's new isolation guidelines. long covid testing lines remain throughout the country, wait times topping four hours in parts of florida.

ready rural florida, and it is clear that mosaic is turning our region into a banana republic. mm. anything that's coming from there, from jose vicente here. and come through all these properties right here. garrett's an organic farmer, and he just lost his you sta, organic status. because mosaic was able to rezone $16000.00 acres in their own a mine, and that actually borders these wetlands that we're looking at. and the wetlands border garrett's farm. the u. s. government says that any a radiation exposure is dangerous to human health. whereas florida has made slightly different rules so that they can accommodate phosphate mining and agriculture. sir garrett has decided to take them to court. you know this, i mean, it must be extremely stressful. this process all yeah, mining is stressful. foster my stress or what it does say community, what does your household, i mean my wife and i, we've had a lot of issues. you know, she, she feels like he shouldn't try to take on a global phosphate giant for, you know, some things that were standing for, i mean, they are fringed on my way of

and as one of the largest landowners in florida, their political influence is huge. and mosaic routinely sends representatives out to local elementary schools to helped educate the children on the benefits of mining. saying, preparing today, students for tomorrow's jobs. welcome to arcadia florida, halfway between orlando in tampa arcadia sitting down valley and the sleepy agricultural town has become brown 0 for the battle with mosaic. ah, and although their history a phosphate mining is tied with to soda county, there has not been phosphate mind here for over a 100 years. mosaic bought up a bunch of smaller companies and inherited the land that they owned, which was down for agriculture. so currently mosaic is trying to read zone 14000 acre me from agriculture to phosphate mining. but after watching friends and families get sick and other counties, the residents decided to say no, i started a facebook group against phosphate, modern soto county. no, they not, many people are familiar with what those ache is and what, what they do or you know, what phosphate mining

at this point, there are more registered republicans in the state of florida. then there are registered democrats now. it's the 1st time in modern history. this has been the case and many democrats are starting to realize something seems to be wrong. of course, despite will not be easy, but it's about so much more than any one of us and the florida democrats. we have lost so many times that donors and ponders have given up on us. now, governor de santis from the republican party in florida came forward and celebrated the results. he said this is due to the fact that quote, we value freedom and liberty and reject democrat lead government control. now there is much concern in the democratic party of florida that due to these numbers, there will become a situation where the national leadership of the democratic party as well as donors to the democratic party on a national level, will simply right off the state of florida. as a red state, as republican territory, it's not as if floridians can't be swayed one way or the other. we need more coordination with the nati

we know what above means in florida. doesn't care. he's appointed people like the doctor that seems to believe the same thing and embarrassing harvard with those believes and out there basically promoting don't worry about covid, just live your life. don't wear a mask. don't do anything. would it surprise you if the above that was pressuring people at the university to not, don't state that isn't true. don't dispute that even if you're writing an op ed and to be quiet about it if you don't agree. >> well, i think -- >> this is for fernan, sorry. >> i'm sorry. it wouldn't surprise me. joy, i'll answer your question about the want to be dictator dangerous florida man but i would not be a good friend if i first didn't wish you a happy birthday so happy birthday to you, my friend. >> thank you. >> a little sanity oasis. >> thank you. >> this is part and parcel with ron desantis. imagine on the heels of the announcement last week where he wants to build his own private para military militia. this is an autocrat acting in the

florida. there are dui records in the state of florida previously. how does the fbi then go about trying to track these people down? >> so, the fbi partnered up with the u.s. marshals who do fugitive work almost full-time. they're great at it. you're really going to see the high tech environment at work here combined with the crowd sourcing of crime solving. by that i mean, they're going to appeal as they have already to the general public and put the car description out and a photo of the car. they're going to be looking at license plate readers at toll booths. there is high technology that some of which i don't even want to go into because it could cause people to destroy that ability for access to law enforcement but rest assured, i don't think these parents are equipped to actually disappear and evade the fbi and u.s. marshals. i don't think this will go on long. i'm not sure i'm buying the story the attorney is giving because he may not know the true intentions of his clients. they may or

>> finally governor ron desantis in florida ban new plan to transport illegal immigrants out of floridaher democrat enclaves. here is more from the governor's plan. listen. >> if you are facilitating biden's policies which is mass human smuggling operation you are not going to be eligible to do business with the state of florida. yes, he there are drugs and crimes but also have things with healthcare costs, education, all these services that get passed because of biden's reckless policies. todd: 45 seconds on the clock, see you tomi, your reaction? >> listen, the biden administration is dedicated to coddling illegal immigrants and also dedicated to southern border and dropping thousands, tens of thousands of illegal immigrants in states like florida states like mine here in tennessee. any leader worth their title is going to stand up and say enough of this. governor sangts is showing true leadership and showing he cares about the residents of his states. the legal immigrants and americans law abiding and put them first. any other leader around the country should follow his example. we c

the comments may be the sunshine state, but the forecasts for florida looking increasingly gloomy for democrats, who in terms of registered voters on now numbered by republicans to the 1st time in history. so you'll about after this short break. ah ah. join me every thursday on the alex salmon? sure, but i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, sport business, i'm sure business i'll see you then ah ah welcome back. democratic party alarm bells ringing in the key state of florida. this is after republicans overtook them there for the 1st time and moment history in terms of the number of registered voters and with next year's crunch, mid term elections leaving large democrats now wondering how to reverse the historic slide. kellum open reports simply a matter of mathematics. for the 1st time in modern history, the republican party has more registered voters in florida than the democratic party does. now, local democratic party leaders are at this point, reacting, realizing that something seems to be very wrong. of course, this price will not be easy, but it's about so much mo

florida went to florida biggest industries and best kept secrets is phosphoric, one in the biggest layer is $85000000000.00 industry. is mosaic, and i there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua floor. a chronic. i don't want to hear that word posting, but that's what it is. i'm in 2013. my whole, our family dog, my brother was 21 years old, myself and my father were all a black hole and the good place. right? yeah, yeah. maybe they'll actually we're, that far hill is more important than for joining us. why now is the creator of talk commentary filmmaker, eric crown eric could to help you on the 1st thing i want to ask you. obviously this is a document that could have very wide spread read repercussions. what prompted you to stop this investigation? fuss pace. you know, as i was traveling around the world, doing a lot of direct action conservation work, i started to see that right in my own back yard. we had these issues where we were questioning children in, in a way that is actually regulated and allowed. so, you know, as soon as i s

i know you come from florida. we have a lot of viewers in florida. a lot of viewers. the broadcasters were broadcasting from florida. that would be another subject for another two. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. happening this hour the omicron spread fueling more mon dates. which in turn is fueling the labor shortage

i was so glad, i live in the free state of florida.blic schools to hang out with their friends but what happens with the development of their minds, their bodies, their emotions getting them back in school. david: you were, i want to put a fine point on it, it is remarkable how you bought the right monoclonal antibodies, the gsk version which is effective against omicron. that is, you made a deal directly with the company to stockpile that drug, didn't you? >> yeah but you know, i'm, the governor's done this, you know, it is not popular leading sometimes. the pundits that have bigger microphones like to pick on him. he is leading every time, blazing trailings. when he was setting up the monoclonal antibodies treatments all over the state he was giving people options, he was giving people options, not only fixating on a vaccine solution. i'm lucky he is my governor, i really am. david: by the way we have run out of the stuff in many hospitals here in new york. it is a little frightening when you look at this current outbreak. jimmy patr