but florida is also a place, we can't forget what florida is.tourism, it is economy, it is climate. it is so many different things that will be in the news of the next two, three, four years, even longer. florida is a very critical state, and i just want to give this piece, this back foot, as well. remember when george w. bush was president? he would go to the southwest white house, what they called it at the time, in texas. so, trump is not the first person to make another place or, in his mind, the white house in another location. >> right, hayes, so trump went for matt gaetz, also from the florida, for his first attorney general. obviously did not work out. then he went with pam bondi. is this because he is familiar with these people? now residing in florida? obviously he has a connection with bondi. bondi worked on his impeachment trial. trump has donated to her while she was considering an investigation into trump university. is the similarity we are seeing? because i will note that another state that is staffing a lot of these potential go

florida works as a model and photo shoots for sponsors. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i tried to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions and those who sent in the photo. and she's very brave to. the photography helps me a lot, but it will do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. humorous and the photos are always well received. and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass somebody some more. they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across a commitment thing. no, i have a place in the society and emission and i think it's a very nice pu

i'm ag of florida right now. so thank you youmembers. the senate, when the house managers gave you their presents and when they submitted their brief they repeatedly referenced hunter biden and burisma. they spoke to you for. 21 hours and they referenced biden. aubrey asthma over 400 times. and when they gave these presentations, they said there was nothing, nothing to see. it was a sham. this is fiction in their trial memorandum. the managers described this as baseless. now, why did they say that? why did they invoke biden or burisma over. 400 times? the reason they needed to do that is because are here saying that the president must be impeached and removed from office for raising a concern. and that's why we have to talk about this today. they say sham, they say baseless because they say this because if it's okay for someone to say, hey, you know what? maybe there's something here worth raising, then their case crumbles because they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that there is no basis to raise this concern. but that's not wh

florida went after mickey mouse. something that trump wants to go against, as well. banned books, black books, anti- woke this, what they consider. they were very maverick he like sarah palin said in that. there were so many pieces to this puzzle for the state of florida that matches so well with donald trump. but florida is also a place, we can't forget what florida is. it is agriculture. it is tourism. it is economy. it is climate. it is so many different things that will be in the news in the next two, three, four years, even longer. so florida is a very critical state. and i just wanted to give this piece, this back foot, as well. remember when george w. bush was president? he would go to the southwest white house, what they called it at the time, in texas. so trump is not the first person to make another place, or in his mind, the white house in another location. >> right, hayes, so trump went for matt gaetz emma also from florida, for his first pick. it did not work out, then he went with pam bondi. is this bec

because as stated by the now attorney general of florida, state of florida was met with resistance of issued an order, go ahead, florida law enforcement, don't worry about federal jurisdiction, let's conduct our own investigation. this is an example, clear example of state sovereignty, federal sovereignty, which pits tenth amendment for all to watch. >> todd: how does this case change when donald trump takes office and pam bondi is in charge? >> well, donald trump obviously has a vested interest to make sure this attempted sas /* assassination is fully investigated after he is inaugurated. what will happen, department of justice will be cooperative with florida. roadblocks put up for practical obdistract reasons will be lowered and allow for continued cooperation of a state, in this case, florida and federal government. >> todd: rapper and music mogul sean m sean diddy combs in court and described diddy as thinner and grayer than he was at his last appearance and the judge said he does not want last-minute surprises before trial. what is the judge eluding to with that statement? >> th

number two, we mentioned florida. you are from florida. you are a quintessential florida man.t you're not wrestling alligators right now. but andrew dymburt not right now. what famous florida story once happened on your birthday? do you see if you remember it? if that hasn't come to mind, just guess something weird that could have happened. >> oh, there's so many options. >> way too many florida man story on your birthday. >> a little gift to you. >> what year a guy tried to buy wendy's with an alligator. >> that didn't happen. >> that did actually happen? >> no. a man was arrested after driving a stolen ambulance to the sheriff's office. >> good one. >> he was chasing police. >> that's just a wednesday. >> but it was your birthday, which is very important. okay. question number three. andrew, you are from florida, but you also have a big soft spot for oregon. do you love it? it's your first market. anyone can tell you your first market somewhere. that always means a lot to you. andrew oregon is home to the largest. what in the world? >> the largest? what in the world? >> besi

they are substantially smaller and they are only down here in the florida keys.r: the first written record of them came from a 16th-century spanish shipwreck survivor. they currently live on about two dozen of the keys 1700 islands. swimming and waiting between them and living in the mangroves , pine rock lens, and freshwater wetlands. it is those very habitats that are under threat. >> until now, these animals have been doing well. it is only now that this is being undone. reporter: th ek key deer was in danger of disappearing in the 20th century. the construction of a highway in the 1920's cut their habitat in half. poachers from cuba were a further threat. that changed with the creation of a national refuge for them in 1957. now a warming planet threatens that progress. the sparkling waters that surround the florida keys may be a major tourist draw, but the national oassociation insists t5 years time, sea levels around parts of the keys could rise up to seven feet. rising sea temperatures will increase the severity of storms and hurricanes, both of which damag

she knew everything about his florida life. didn't know anything about his pickering life. david knight was living a double life. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): they learned his plan was to set up a construction business in florida and move there permanently. but he ran into serious money problems in the months before carmela's death. we're learning that carmela was in financial dire and that he wasn't paying the mortgage or helping her out with the boys. and she filed an emergency motion for custody of the children. and that hearing was supposed to be heard on the thursday after her murder. that was just three days later. three days later. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): investigators wondered if david had found a solution to his financial problems. he had taken out two life insurance policies on carmela totaling $850,000. david had a lot to gain from carmela's life insurance policy. he did, and he needed that money. the business deal was closing september 25, which, again, was right after her murder. time was running out f

. >> now to another case of drones in the news, this time in florida. the main question with these devices is why did they just drop out of the sky? the incident led to chaos and injuries at a holiday show. >> i was freaking out that i was going to lose my baby. >> this morning, a young boy is recovering in the hospital after a festive drone show in florida took a terrifying turn. according to the faa, several drones collided and fell from the sky at this show in orlando on saturday. in this video, multiple drones can be seen falling out of formation and slamming into the ground. oh no. i don't think they're supposed to be falling. one of them hitting seven year old alexander lumsden. >> we turned around and we saw that he was hit. >> he was unconscious. it was horrible. like, everyone reacted in a panic. it was horrible. >> the drone hitting the boy in the chest, one of the propellers cutting his face. his family rushing him to a local hospital. >> my daughter found my son on the floor. unconscious blood coming out of his face. he was losing consciousn

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i'm here to tell you what florida is doing to stop prescript and drug abuses. just to put it in perspective, the top 100 oxycodone dealers in the entire country, 98 of them were in florida. now we have 13. legislations that has been in effect barely a year. last year we had over 900 pain management clinics registered within our state, today we have 580 and i guarantee you that number is going to continue to plummet. i want to outline briefly our comprehensive legislation and what we've done in our state, we become the ox he expressed and that's why i worked closely with general conway, general do wine, people were buying drugs in florida and taking them to kentucky. i was with general conway, i was with a woman who lost her daughter to prescription drugs that were bought in florida and that has to stop. we passed tough new legislation, let me tell you that. the common characteristics soon florida were cash business, armed guards at the door and the doctors we call drug dealers wearing white coats signing prescriptions it was legal and it was killing our kids. s

florida has created that path.oney on infrastructure, creating the schools in the housing. all of the other things that are necessary. such as our cultural centers of excellence and support for more housing. we are very pleased to be in south florida. as i said earlier, we have 1000 people coming to our state every day and are doing incredibly well. paul: i don't know where you are putting them. where do you build more communities? can't build on the coast, since the 50's the coast has been full up. where are you putting people? >> in land as well, putting them all over. south florida, you know, we still have a great amount of land to build and we are really creating urbanism. in the last 10 years in miami for the first time we have a true urbanism. the way that we started that was with our cultural centers of excellence in the downtown edgewater areas. and we have a new train now that goes directly to orlando, with numerous stops between, as well as public transportation that is second to none. we put a lottery sc

but, we didn't florida governor scott leach started a strike force. joint with federal, state, local officials all working together. you can pass these laws and move on but it's not going to work but we are targeting these guys we are putting them out of business we have seven strike forces throughout our state. you have questions about a strike force i canbu explain tht greater detail. since we have had the strike force we truly have gone in and started putting these guys out of business andan targeting the. we are not letting up on them. we have educational that involved narcotics and education. this task force these remarkable people done an amazing job in educating our children. we have instituted along with dea state drug that have participated you would not believe the drugs that have come in. so successful we plan on putting permanent drop a boxes up at our police stations and or share processes. two drug takeback days alone oh fiveve prescription drugs. unbelievable. we are very pleased to present generate 12th of february 2012 it covers have

i imagine the florida still has time. i don't know as it relates to the doj but trump's doj is coming in, the same one he wanted matt gaetz to reign over. definitely not optimistic that anything will happen on the federal level, but i think it's a matter in which the public should be enlightened on regardless as to whether or not he was in congress or not, and there's a lot of people talking about setting a terrible precedent but when you decide something rises to the level of statutory rape because i think that's the most gracious thing they have alleged, then i think it's important especially when you have someone out there who could still get another appointment to this administration, that does not require the consent of the senate for someone who's out there saying they will run for u.s. senate. whether the general public in florida decides to elect them, at least we know they have the information and they're okay with a sexual abuser ascending to the presidency. who knows. i agree with what you said. it seems there

well known nationally or internationally at the time, but they were very well known in the south florida, particularly in miami, because they were along with being cocaine trafficking. they were championship powerboat racers and they were very popular in the city, even even celebrities, celebrity status in the city of miami for a long time. and this became part of their legend, the legend of willie and sal and their operations. so even though they were cocaine dealers, they were very they were they were revered and renowned within the city of miami. hmm. well, absolutely fascinating point that does come across strongly in the book. and i want to ask you about that. i mean, they were very successful in eluding law enforcement. but at the same time, as you mentioned, they were very opulent. they loved authentic shows, lifestyle and there was arguably even a wide complicity with their crimes. it seems from the celebrities who hang around with them, serenaded them at their parties, people who attended events such as the racing boats that it must have been clear that they were drug trafficker

he want to be the florida native.orn in toronto or in calgary and montreal wants to keep that but, combining our countries together with a common currency, a viable pass boarding system after you are approved as they have in eu, he would we would be the most powerful nation on earth. what have the canadians got. unlimited water and power and paper and reserves of every kind. there is only 40 million of them aside california. they don't want to squabble. they want to trade north, south, east, west. so the ideas are simple. common currency, common defense. common defense of the north against the chinese i'm not a fan of the chinese government and everybody knows that i worry about that and everybody should. russians we don't need them messing around up north. we could make that very, very clear to them you don't have to give up your citizenship or sovereignty either way if you are american or canadian, let's get the colonel of economic interest together and figure out what these attributes are and i bet you more than 70

keith morrison: wolfe flew back to florida.the night, collected what he could find, and put them in a trash bag. and then he went back to barbara britton's family's house and put the bones out for the trash in a plastic bag. keith morrison: michael wolfe's story seemed to tell it all and to cast barbara britton in a leading role. and once she heard that story, detective velasquez was convinced, barbara, determined to keep david away from their son, was a full partner in his murder. what are the chances that either michael wolfe or harry britton forced her to take part in this scheme? forced? yeah. well, you don't have to force a willing participant. and you believe she was willing? yes. keith morrison: the detective couldn't help remembering she said what barbara told her when she heard that david bones had been identified. strangely enough, the first thing she said to me was, how many bones do you have? come on. she had participated in retrieving those bones. and they thought they had gotten them all, when they had left about

in south florida and miami it was almost impossible to penetrate the organization. it was a tightknit group within the community. you couldn't turn informants the way you might possibly turn informants -- >> of course, in the end, they manage. >> they did manage, yeah, well, they were helped greatly by a lot of sentencing laws that were passed as part of the war on drugs that made it now much more punitive if you got caught. so, someone who got a low-level member of the organization who got caught with product in the trunk of his car or however he got caught, instead of facing 3 to 5 years is now facing 20 to 25 years. so, the sentences were daunting and intimidating people on the street. they started to flip and become informants. and yes, this was eventually a crucial aspect of how they made the case. but they had another problem which was interesting to me. once willie and sal and the prosecution of the organization became such a big high profile media case in south florida, they had people within the prison system tripping over themselves to offer information on

it has been wildly successful. >> sean: only thing, we've been in florida, did it in florida and tennesseealf of this audience said we're so glad you are in new york, we live in boston and upstate new york. before we did it all in the souths, maybe it is time to -- >> sean: i will say this, props to people m new york. >> brian: nassau county and suffolk county, too? >> ainsley: do you know? >> sean: look at map of new york, it is all red. >> brian: getting close to flipping. >> sean: and new york city has lost significant percentage of democratic registered voters. is there hope one day? the problem is they chased everybody out high taxes, burden regulation. >> ainsley: illegal immigrants, 60,000 illegal immigrants have criminal records running free in new york city. >> sean: look at eric adams, he wanted sanctuary city and now can i meet with tom homan. >> brian: he wants to be vice president. >> sean: he wants a pardon. >> steve: will you do the tease, sean hannity? >> sean: streams live on fox nation.com, happening tonight, you excited about tonight? excited to have you. >> steve: keep

her main quality is looking the other way on trump's crimes in florida. refused to prosecute his charity for crimes that he allegedly -- that that charity allegedly committed. when he surroundssycophants, th the best we can hope for, because the alternative is fully competent -- the alternative is now watch this fully operational battle station. and i'm still hoping that we get the clown car for at least a little while. >> i'm going to make you -- >> may i just say, madison cawthorn, perhaps people should have taken his problems more seriously. >> he had a lot of problems, but he was ant liar. >> i'll make elie come back and use that litmus test as we talk through these confirmation hearings. thank you both for spending some time with us. >>> coming up, if you read "hillbilly elegy," you know j.d. vance's book could help bolster ramaswamy's argument for h1b visas. so where is the president-elect? you're watching "the weekend" 37. ing "the weekend" 37 ilosec otc. ok guys, instead of getting weathertech, i saved a few bucks and got some cheap, foreign made

and at the half to score 21 to 10 for south florida law. the full highlights coming tonight sports night live. meanwhile, the forty-niners head into a monday night matchup against 13 2 detroit lions. >> as the niners play out their season, the lions still fighting for the number one seed in the nfc. so here's how it plays out. if the vikings beat the packers on sunday, then the lions vikings matchup in the last game of the season with the term in the nfc is number one seed, which essentially makes a win or a loss against the forty-niners meaningless. but don't tell that to head coach dan all make this easy for everybody that way. all critics can jump out and start attacking. >> but that where you don't have to debate him any more. we'll everything we got to this game. we're playing. i don't care what it looks like. the n-word cider. who's this? who's that? >> we're going out to play and this game out on the west coast. there you go. >> so there you go. well, the nba didn't give the warriors any early christmas gift scheduling a pacers team

it's the name some people ascribe to the lawyers in south florida that represented narcosphere. dara had told them now. you know, when cocaine started to become a major issue in the mid-80's, when the u.s. administration, first reagan and then his vice president, bush, undertook the war on drugs and then formed an organization called the south florida task force, and persecution started to begin in large numbers in that jurisdiction. all of a sudden, lawyers with an expertise in representing narcotics cases were in high demand. and that was the white powder bar. the white powder bar were those lawyers who many of them became quite rich and famous representing narcotics cases. and eventually, as part of the war on drugs, the government would start to go after them. they went after the white powder bar. they went after lawyers who were representing narcos, trying to find ways that they could prosecute those lawyers. one obvious way to do that is to go after the money. if you declare that this person is a narco, then whatever money they have comes from ill-gotten gains, then the la

this is cnn. >> florida. once the ultimate swing state in presidential elections is now the breeding ground for republican politics. a number of floridians will serve in trump's second administration from the cabinet level to white house aides. but one of the more consequential picks is susie wiles, trump's campaign manager and incoming chief of staff. the longtime florida republican strategist is known to stay out of the spotlight even after winning a presidential election. >> suzy likes to stay sort of in the back. let me tell you, the ice maiden, we call it the ice maiden. come on chris. >> come here. chris got up there. >> suzy likes to stay in the background. she's not in the background. >> our panel back with us now. mark, we see in that clip. susie wiles. he's trying. trump is trying to get her to talk and she's just shaking her head. what should people know about susie wiles as the incoming white house chief of staff? >> well, what you said about how florida used to be the ultimate swing state, it isn

so, folks, what does this mean to bring florida to the white house?l, to help us answer that question is press secretary for the human rights campaign, brandon wolf. welcome, brandon. >> thank you. good to be here. >> given which ever producer did all that swamp talk, pulitzer, great work. >> it was beautifully done. >> chef's kiss. okay. i wanted to have this conversation, and i specifically wanted to have it with you, because part of my concern with these nominees is that the overton window is shifting, right? you look at someone like matt gaetz, matt gaetz's nomination falls apart, pam bondi then becomes more reasonable simply because she is not matt gaetz. >> right. >> i think we are setting up potentially to see 2.0 of that with hegseth and with desantis, where simply because desantis doesn't have some of the baggage that hegseth has that you could say, okay, this is a totally rational, normal nominee. and yet so much of what you and i have watched happen in florida points in the other direction. >> yeah. >> specifically when it comes in the ways

chaos in the streets of florida. orange county sheriff's office searching for dozens accused of terrorizing drivers and damaging cars during an intersection takeover. happened at the end of november. video from the scene shows someone crying out over a danger. >> there is a baby in the car! [yelling] >> there is a baby in the car! >> bill: this goes on for a time. there is plenty of video to watch. orange county sheriff is with me now. good morning. a couple of questions to figure this out. what's the draw for people to do this? and what age group are they? >> good morning, bill. i think the draw is just excitement and we're looking at 17 to 30 year olds. it really runs the gambit. it is extremely reckless, it is extremely dangerous and why we're cracking down on these street takeovers. >> bill: how long did this last, sheriff? >> it went on for several minutes until our deputies arrived there. of course, you know, the crowd, the cars immediately dispersed. we were able to make some arrests and give some tickets to s

similar scenes in florida.e beat north carolina. also tried to plant their flags. it was wild. let's not forget about arizona state. sun devils planting a pitch fork pooh into the university of arizona. don't at me with outkick.com joining me now. we have rivalry week every single year. what the heck was in the water on saturday that led to all that? that continued on sunday? >> you know what? on saturday, we saw the easiest thing alive. the easiest thing in politics is to say joe biden is a liar. the easiest thing in sports is to say flag planting in an opponent's center of their field was going to lead to a brawl. this started in 2017 with baker mayfield at ohio state. i said it then. eventually we're going to have brawls football players are crazy, loses rivalry. sees another team plant a flag next thing you know it's on. this is the easiest thing to predict. honest to god i can't believe it hasn't happened before. this i think what happened here was once somebody saw it done, michigan, ohio state at noon an

in violation of florida's statutory rape law.edly paid nearly $100,000 for several women for sex. gaetz maintaining he did nothing wrong. >>> the emotional scenes two days before christmas. a police officer is killed responding to reports of a man with a gun in a north carolina store. >>> a holiday drone show turns tragic. a 7-year-old boy badly hurt when drones start falling from the sky. a terrified crowd running for cover. how it all happened. >>> hollywood stars rally around actress blake lively, after she accused her "it ends with us" costar and director justin baldoni of sexual harassment and orchestrating a smear campaign against her. matt gutman with the response from baldoni's lawyers and his pr firm. >>> the mysterious find in the massachusetts woods. dozens and dozens of amazon packages. >>> the kilauea volcano erupts on hawaii's big island. the dramatic images tonight. >>> and america strong. the community that answered the call, fulfilling one man's wish for a beloved sweet treat. >>> good evening, and thank you so m

in west palm beach florida.eaders trying to woo donald trump in the case of france's leader inviting him there this weekend to see for himself the notre dame reconstruction and revival. peter, what is the latest. >> meal, we are hearing the president is trying out new materials on the world leaders who are visiting him down here. he joked to canadian prime minister trudeau if canada and their eeconomy cannot survive he says ripping off the united states to the tune of 200 billion this year, then maybe canada should become the 51st state and trudeau could be its governor. >> tariffs are a masterful soft power. sometimes president trump put them into place and sometimes being used to get results. that is what we are seeing right now. >> the president-elect's first foreign trip -- he can't conduct foreign policy but can go to the reopening of notre dame cathedral. trump and the macron team have been ironing out the materials for days. republicans back home believed the president-elect approach so far has been makin

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followed hours later -- >> florida plants the flag. >> reporter: by a fight in florida. florida state. >> it's a distraction from a well-played football game. i want to apologize on behalf of the entire organization. >> reporter: beloved rivalries all but overshadowed when a game went too far. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment an inside look at how stores are moment an inside look at how stores are getting ready to ship with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. emerge as you with clear skin. ask your doctor about

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we'll be dealing with widespread showers from wisconsin to the panhandle of florida. still cold and dry around the northeast, while the pacific northwest, we do have travel impact today once again with more rain and snow falling across the the southeast, orlan 79 degrees, tampa 80, while storms are possible this morning around new orleans, with highs in the upper 70s. well, that was a look at what we can expect across the nation today, jessica, back to you. >> denise, thanks so much. >>> new york is preparing for new year's eve with a special ball revamp. it have new crystal triangles installed just in time for the celebration. the ball weighs nearly 12,000 pounds. an installation ceremony will take place this morning with rapper pitbull. >>> another stowaway incident on delta airlines. >>> but first, why some cancer patients are fighting their insurance. hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up r

the governor of florida is being bandied about as a possible replacement. obviously been vetted publicly for his runs for governor and his presidential bid. is that your read as well? >> yeah, absolutely. and not to mention that governor desantis still has a lot of capitol hill ties he could play up. i think they're mainly in the house, but i think they'll certainly have a much easier time getting through the process as you mentioned he's already been vetted and desantis has done a good job repairing his relationship with trump. it seems the two have really mended that. >> it would be a repeat in the way of his choice, marco rubio, another florida politician who he clashed for a time. you mentioned it, mica, gaetz has already bailed, hegseth in real trouble. there's some speculation some of trump's other picks may have issues like kash patel. what's the latest there in terms of gop support? it's been quieter because hegseth is taking a lot of the attention, but there are concerns there too, no? >> yeah, there's definitely concerns about patel. i think it's

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i know, i know, you appreciate the florida the florida love here, but no, but really, when you look at the people that he's been picking, you've got siouxsie wiles as white house chief of staff, marco rubio, the florida senator, as secretary of state, his incoming national security adviser, michael waltz, is also from florida. you also have brian mast, who's now going to be the chair of the house foreign affairs committee. so a lot of florida politicians. don't forget matt gaetz under under donald trump. well, actually we did forget pam bondi. pam bondi who's been picked for attorney general. so lots of love for florida and the incoming trump administration. and then as the loser not to be too trite as well, stephanie, i picked kamala harris cover, the white house, cover the harris campaign. she not because she lost the election, per se, but she was handed a losing campaign. she had three months to try and turn it around, regardless of the things that she she did during that campaign to contribute it, whether it be the comments that she made on the view and not distancing herself from

i thank the gentlewoman from florida, ms. lee, for introducing the bill in response to oversight done by democrats on the committee. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 8664, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. green: mr. speaker, i yield myself the balance of my time. i again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 8664, and i thank ms. lee for her hard work on this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 8664, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. green: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 8662. the speaker pro

is there anything in florida law? anything that prevents someone like him from becoming the next senator from florida? i don't think there is but i wanted to ask you the question? >> reporter: the answer is no. he is not a convicted felon, right? he is able to run for office. he being platte gaetz. speaking on sane floridians we don't want him, there is no such thing as a shame spiral for matt gaetz. there is nowhere left to go. i appreciate representative crocketts point, the offenses from drug offenses not just marijuana it is cocaine and ecstasy that is alleged but then you also have the statutory rape offense which i think when you look at the facts that are set forth in this report it is just profoundly revolting to think that matt gaetz is trying to say he did not know she was 17. oh, no, six months later when she was not 17 any more. he had sex with her again and he paid her. the problem that peels away from all of this is whatever office he tries to hold in whatever capacity, he was accused of -- it is establi