ron desantis, donald trump, and francis suarez the mayor of miami.s hinted he might actually throw his hat in. and he is coming up very shortly right here on fox. >> ainsley: run? you know him very well. >> brian: they don't speak. desantis and mayor suarez haven't spoken in months. like rick scott and desantis do not get along. it's interesting within the republican party. >> steve: let's move from florida to the central plain states and a fox weather alert. an estimated 15 tornadoes have ripped through oklahoma touching down at some points overnight. at least two part-time have been killed. and there is a trail of destruction. they are just getting a look at as the sun comes up. >> brian: officials issued warnings for multiple counties as 70 mile-per-hour winds tore off rooftops and downed power lines. >> ainsley: victor park from the fox affiliate in oklahoma city joins us live from kohl oklahoma with the very latest. hey, victor. >> hey, good morning to you, guys. yeah, we have been watching just a lot of the destruction in a part of this oklahom

francis suarez, mayor of miami. we told you about of course the 34 county indictment came down yesterday for one donald j. trump. he think its a setup, waste of time you heard all of that. there are other investigations going on concurrent with this one, those could be more problematic for the former president. robert ray, join us, former federal prosecutor. he was involved very much in the whitewater investigation, knows what he speaks. robert, great to see you again, it has been a while. what do you make of this particular case first off? i want to get to the other ones are probably more worrisome for the former president but what do you think of this one? >> i guess in a few words, neil, i would say, after some considered judgment and thought about this over the course of the last 24 hours i think it is a poor exercise of prosecutorial discretion, particularly as it comes to a president. most of this strikes me, i hesitate to say it, because they are felony charges, there are 34 of them, but the d.a.'s office had

stuart: this is tech week, the mayor of miami, francis suarez joins me now.rs the youngsters were very hard to manage. heavy run into any problems managing jen z folks. >> that means projecting outward into the future, it is dynamic in a destructive economy, they rolled out the red carpet, what if they move silicon valley, and in california, kicked out a line. number 2, we brought in $2 trillion in assets in the last two years and increased venture capital by 500%. think about competition. in miami, many of us were exiled to a communist country and realize competition is fundamentally american. and in the competitive landscape and many were beyond 9-to-5, 24/seven. that's a competitive sort of attitude. stuart: i'm with that because the jen z folks that work for us at fox are spectacularly hard workers. i read your article, miami simple solution to america's crime surge. your answer is higher costs. that your simple solution, isn't it? >> a basic thing, never got into the defund the police movement, never been in an inner-city when someone in the middle of th

francis suarez. asa hutchison, vivek ramaswamy, nikki haley. biden 67% among joe biden 2020 voters so people know he is vulnerable. i think ron desantis has not handled trump well. last point this statistic in new hampshire is devastating. the university of new hampshire poll in january plus 13 desantis over trump, the latest one plus trump 20 over desantis. it's a swing of 33 points in three short months. >> brian: charlie, the thing that the former president is looking at is possibly two more indictments and you have a rape trial in a week. any one of those things in the past for any other candidate. >> not a rape trial. >> brian: it would be over. >> yeah, all of these political persecutions and as kellyanne points out, you know, they are absurd. they're ridiculous. they're his enemies and it reminds everybody just how nasty democrats are willing to weaponize the judicial system in order to go after donald trump. and, you know, obviously we have seen the polling, it helps donald trump in the primary but i would argue that it probably in the

i took up this issue with francis suarez. you might be familiar. rising star in the republican party, the mayor of miami. it was about this complicated and now increasingly likely crowded republican race. no matter what legally happens to donald trump. this is from earlier today on fox business. >> when i think about the amount of resources that are going to be wasted on this. when i think about what my focus as mayor is, which is reducing violent crime, which is a major issue that all major cities are dealing with including new york, one of the reasons why people are leaving that city, i think about, you know, just how much resources that that is taking. i focus with my district attorney and with my police chief on reducing homicides. we reduced homicides this year by 37% from a 1964 per capita low last year. we reduced gun shots this year by 58%. and we have 100% clearance rate meaning we solved 100% of the homicides that we have. >> neil: i wanted your take on this race. you're doing all the right things. you're in the right place. others have s

stuart: the mayor of miami, francis suarez, he said on fox this morning, he was speaking on fox, and sounds like he's going to enter the republican race. watch this. >> close to making a decision, because, you know, august 20th is the first debate i think any candidate who wants to run for president needs to be on that stage. in joe biden's america when you con last the it to francis suarez's miami, it couldn't be any different. i just came back from new hampshire, before that i was in iowa and nevada, and these are states that are approximately the size of miami-dade county. i think this terms of the former president, i really believe in generational leadership. stuart: whoa. is he saying that trump is too old? >> notice when i'm on your show i never use phrase generational leadership because i don't want to tick stu off. [laughter] look, i think that was a slight dig at trump, or and i just finished watching "fox & friends," and their whole focus was how suarez was attacking desantis that interview. you think he was attacking trump, the other show thought he was attacking desantis,

and frances -- francis suarez, if mayors are held responsible for crime levels in cities, should hold da's accountable in every race it affects citizens and quality of life in cities. miami has lowest per capita homicide rate since 1964 under his watch. murder rates jumping by 10% from 2021 to this year, that according to a recent study. san francisco target fighting back against shoplifters by putting products under lock and key, showing entire cosmetic and toiletry -- employee key. target implementing the measure since october along with hiring additional security guards, the company is taking multi-layered approach after survey ranks san francisco second most hard hit city by theft in 2020 and 2021. >> todd: north carolina business owner chases down a man who allegedly threw a rock through his storefront window. robert flood is the owner and joins me now, robert, good morning to you. >> good morning, how you doing? >> ashley: good, good. thanks for coming on. you are sitting in your office and see this guy in front of your office. what happens next? >> i see this guy in my area. pe

a fellow republican, francis suarez will speak at the new hampshire institute of politics later thiss visit in the iowa where he spoke with republican leaders and activists. in a recent interview he told fox news he was seriously considering a run. how big is this field going to be? have you heard of public square, it's the largest values you aligned marketplace with tens of thousands of pro american businesses helping people spend money with companies that prioritize values important to them. i talked to a board member, board of directors of public square, a former chief of staff for mike pence last week on the will cain podcast. you can download it wh whereveru get your you pod casts. it's basically yelp for businesses tha reflect your vals and how you operate in a parallel economy. >> is it an app. >> it's an app. public square. yellowstone spinoff is moving forward. the show will go ahead regardless of whether kevin costner remains with the original show. so there were rumors that mcconaughey would replace cost t costner. it's a spinoff. mcconaughey in a yellowstone spin. rachel:

stuart: the mayor of miami francis suarez fueling speculation about a run in 2024.e saying. jackie: he is planning a stop in new hampshire after he went to iowa. oh, coincidentally those are the two states that vote first in the gop nomination. miami-dade county historically blue, now red. he has done a good job. people like him. this will be a crowded stage. we'll see if he wants to step up. >> what is this about twitter stripping "the new york times" of its, blue check mark. jackie: blue check mark. if you are an organization you have to pay $1000 a month to have the check mark. this was supposed to go into effect saturday. person pays $8 a month to have it. "new york times" lost its check mark. they have not paid their bill. i will say this i'm playing chicken with twitter. i have my check mark. maybe i shouldn't say on tv but i haven't paid either. stuart: thank you, jackie. back to the trump indictment, democrats, media insist no one is above the liv. you will hear a lot of this roll tape. >> trump's indictment will be a test for rule of law. will it further di

on the police enforcement there, the mayor of miami, francis suarez, said the following to fox news.'s a tale between two types of cities where elected officials believe the rule of law and public safety are the foundations of a free and prosperous society versus in other types of cities where elected officials fail to uphold the law, refuse to enforce the law and blame those who refuse to follow the law as the cueses of crime in maye -- as the causes in crime in miami, they're investing differently in cops." it seems to be working. >> if the police officers are doing things the way they should, intelligence-led community policing, you'll have a domination of crime -- you're protecting the constitutional rights of citizens. that's a win-win. >> trace: it's interesting to look at this not one of the top five cities but crime is out of control there 2019 up 61%. 2020, 75%. 2021, 96%. 2022 seems like they got a break at 45%, bob, but you look at 2023, the numbers are going to sky rocket again, and they just keep voting the same policies in place year after year. >> first of all, prosecu

miami mayor francis suarez says he is seriously considering a white house run as he visits crucial primaryys a sign that someone is interested in more. >> brian: right. there is lawrence jones, he had spent some time with mayor suarez in miami. he provided that video we are paying the rights to lawrence. >> steve: now lawrence is joining us live from oklahoma city and oklahoma, lawrence, is o.k. >> i had an opportunity to talk to the mayor. it seems like he didn't want to get into the current political climate but it would be interesting, very inspiring, has a great story. let's bring you to george, you are an immigrant. you talked about where the country is going in its direction. who is the best candidate in 2024 for you? >> oh my goodness, from day one, president trump. >> no exceptions. >> no compensation. i mean, being a naturalized citizen raised in another country, he has already proven that he can work with and stand up to leaders all around the world. he is a friend of all the people. >> lawrence: george, do you agree with that. >> i absolutely agree. i believe that president trum

we'll talk to miami mayor francis suarez. you'll never believe where he was today.attle is just heating up and peter doocy at the white house where the president is still laying low. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. so let's go right to it with

i also think and the mayor of miami, francis suarez said the quiet part out loud this week. i think ron desantis is that awkward? um human being is an odd duck who really hasn't invested much in in in, uh, in developing relationships with other politicians, even people he served with in congress, and i think that's coming back to haunt him. all right, ana navarro. great to thanks so much. you. appreciate it. alright. in the meantime, the nfl has suspended five players were gambling, but gambling companies are some of the biggest sponsors of the league. are they sending mixed messages? we'll talk about that with former nfl linebacker chad brown. there he is. he joins us next live in the cnn newsroom. welcome to stormy heights. where the windows are always paella. because the weather is always changing. fiberglass is the strongest material for windows and patio doors. they're tested from minus 40 f up to 160. fiberglass frame is even scratch and dent resistant windows. even replacement windows by pellet, nell. when pain says i'm here. i say so? are they just want to leave 12 h