he had a chance to meet with congressman lance gooden of texas, the republican. after that pow-wow, opted to say he's on team trump. he joins us right now. congressman, good to have you. >> thank you. >> neil: your endorsement came after you had a chance to meet with governor desantis. you said that, you know, you had no issues with ron desantis. you just like donald trump better for the white house. could you explain? >> yeah, i love donald trump. i wasn't going to endorsement him out of loyalty. i wanted to visit with the serious contenders. i met with nikki haley last year. i met with ron desantis as long as he wanted to visit. i was listening and thinking, this governor has done a great job in florida. i would differ with ken's assessment. i'd say the best governor in the nation is governor abbott in texas. we won't split hairs. as i left, there's no reason to keep waiting to get on board who i think is the next winner and the next president. that gentleman is donald trump. i believe he's a winner and he will take back the white house. our best chance to win

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lance gooden is on the house judiciary committee joins me n now.led this a dirty trick, do you agree with that? >> but are we surprised? par for the course for the administration and what we seen the information we now know today is information that would have gotten you and me banned from twitter had reposted it during the last campaign. stuart: has he said anything about this development over the weekend? >> to my knowledge, he's not, i'm sure he'll downplay it, dismiss it and hope it goes away, that's what we have seen from the administration officials as these things trickle out but what democrats are realizing is this is the achilles will of the biden campaign in 2024, and issue that's not going away and with good people like the brave was a blower and i suspect others that will be coming forward and the days and weeks and months to come, the story is one the american people want us to get to the bottom of. stuart: what you make of susan rice who was president biden's domestic policy advisor? she's now out at the white ho house. i'm not sure w

lance gooden standing by with his take away. >> sandra: bryan is live outside the hearing room here in lower manhattan. what more did the victims of violent crime in new york city have to say as there is a commotion behind you at this moment, bryan. >> the hearing has just ended, there are some supporters of the republican-house judiciary committee, it was a fiery hearing, you can sense the frustrations, we heard support a spokesperson from jose alba, he was stabbed in his shot and he killed the repeat criminal in an act of self-defense. d.a. bragg charged alba with murder before dropping the charges amid public outcry, and heard from the father of joseph boregen, one of his attackers who showed no remorse was given a six month plea deal by d.a. bragg. he admonished the democrats on the house judiciary committee. here he is and other victims. >> he was laughing, that's very nice and the other democrats are telling us that we are all props. please don't talk down to us. >> the democrat party, including mr. nadler and everybody here today has ignored us in the city and we need federal ov

joining us right now with reaction is texas congressman and a pretty darn good pickleball player lance goodenou. >> thanks so much for having me. >> steve: so a month ago, when you guys had your field hearing down along the border. democrats were saying that's just a f.o.p. photo op. that's just a political stunt what are the democrats doing. >> they are full of political stunts. anything he we do with real strong desires to make change is accusatory. we went to manhattan on monday they said we were there for a political stunt. today they are going to the border they won't admit there is a problem. secretary mayorkas said this week the border is secure. the border can't be secure while thousands of migrants are crossing every day. >> steve: you know, i have been talking to a lot of the folks here at courtside kitchen america's favorite pickleball court now after today's show. and it seems like, aside from the economy, the border is the number one -- issue with all the people who are here. >> it is. >> steve: impacts not only the fentanyl crisis taking a toll but also about so many migrants to

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lezla gooden takes us inside a san francisco nonprofit that takes kids inside the world of stem through video games. >> for two hours a day you can find zaire creating missions and characters in the world of video gaming. >> i like him but i would like to get into building and creating my own games. >> reporter: there is a group trying to turn his skills into a career. it is called the bayview united gaming clan. they are giving black and brown boys a safe space to come to with a mission to diversify the world of video gaming. >> something that i also learned was more like creating bonds with the people you know, and getting connections so that you can get into other spaces. >> reporter: here they not only play video games but receive mentor and, college prep and overall support in life. >> the gaming stuff, y'all are just good at. some of you are naturally gifted. i think that it is the other stuff you'll need support in. i believe in the next generation of stem students the beginning. you have to do all four of those, science, technology, engineering and math to be able to do gaming.

our lezla gooden shows us how doctors are responding to a shortage of doctors across the nation. >> reporteru are looking at dr. wang, who was an allergist for over 30 years. now she is coming out of retirement and making her rounds again. dr. wang says that she was asked by the encore physicians program, which seeks retired doctors to work part-time in community clinics for a year. >> if you can see even one patient today, that would be helpful. >> reporter: so twice a week at the clinic is where you can fin dr. wang. >> working for the community is very rewarding. >> reporter: according to the american medical association, the u.s. expects to see a shortage of over 120,000 physicians by 2034. one of the solutions are groups like the encore program, who are bringin back retired physicians. >> the reason they come back is because physicians can work part-time, make a small salary, but really continue to do the work that they spent their life training and working to do in a much-less stressful environment >> reporter: patients like 10-year-old skyler and his family say that dr. wang is als fu

lezla gooden went to the store to ask how shoppers felt about it. >> reporter: jennifer will lives just across the whole foods on eighth and market street. she said she was excite to walk to get groceries. >> i do remember life before this whole foods opening and what that meant. i would have t drive down to the other whole foods. >> reporter: but her short walk to the store is ending. >> i found out literally today that they were closing. >> reporter: just like that, jennifer and many shoppers at this whole foods will have to g elsewhere to shop. the major grocery store announced that monday will be the last day until further notice due to safety concerns and frequent disturbances. jennifer says tha she never felt unsafe shopping, but has witnessed disturbances that were quickly handled. >> is the largest whole foods i the city. for that to close down, i think it is a sign that something needs to be done. i think it is a loss for this neighborhood, and a year ago when they opened i think it was promising and it was sort of like hopeful that there would b change. >> reporter: until ther

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our lezla gooden was there as the mayor joined with volunteers to roll up their sleeves and spruce up seven city parks. >> alex is one of the many people who maintains the parks in east oakland. he says the best part is being outdoors and around the people. >> anytime we get to do that, we take advantage of it, like today. >> reporter: in honor of earth week, dozens of city workers like alex headed out to seven parks today to host a spring clean to show extra care to the green spaces here. >> normally people work here, but today we have maybe 20 volunteers who came out and helped us. most of the time we do a lot of maintenance, but with all these volunteers we were able to do special projects. >> reporter: the mayor says it is the first of many cleanups to come. >> we talk about public safety, we want kids to be safe when they go to parks. the need to have access to their parks. the need to have access to clean parks. they need to get to and from school safely. the public safety is community safety. >> reporter: alex says what keeps them going in maintaining the beauty of oakland are

our lezla gooden talked to the owner about the end of an era. >> reporter: inside the video room, youind joseph lum tending to the nearly 40,000 wall the wall video collection. >> yes. help you at all? >> reporter: celebrating 40 years this month in the video store but in a few weeks joe as his customers call him, will be closing his doors for good. due to the decline of customers. >> if we had this kind of activity all day long, we wouldn't be closing. we'd still be going. >> reporter: joe says he's one of the last physical video stores in the bay area. and shares that open line video streaming was the beginning of the end but it was the pandemic that made it worse. >> economics of video store is -- is dauntingahpaic. we -- you know, we lost over 75% of our customers from before the pandemic to now. 1109. least see if we have it. >> reporter: what makes the store unique is that customers say it's filled with things you cannot find online. >> i think it will drastically reduce my -- the color of my life you know, being able to walk from my apartment down to piedmont avenue and rent a

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our leslie gooden has an exclusive look behind the scenes. >> reporter: milo loves learning about trainscination with bart is clear but what you might not see is that he is on the spectrum. >> there is a door. >> reporter: they are allowing kids with autism to have a special project and the announcements will play throughout april on the trains for autism awareness month. >> the fact that i will be on a bart train and can hear my voice on it. >> reporter: bart said over the years, kids on the spectrum are big fans and advocates. >> my name is cameron and i love trains and bart. you can now pay for bart using your smartphone or your apple watch. how cool is that? >> reporter: over 30 kids and families made their way to bart headquarters to learn about the trains and even take a trip on one. >> i feel embraced when companies and organizations, government organizations, develop programs for our children, and to have events for our children. we are no longer pushed aside. we are welcomed. >> my name is milo and i love public transportation, especially bart. >> reporter: milo hopes to become

charm worked its magic right away, as you can tell by this tweet from texas representative lance gooden, after careful consideration and a positive meeting with governor desantis, i have decided to endorse the former president for 2024." oh! damn! ron! are you a history book in florida? 'cause you just got burned! [cheers and applause] wow. boom. desantis continues to maintain his campaign promise to be 100% , beca at hi t, yterday, flor panded theirn' policy through 12th grade. this expansion of intolerance bans lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity unless required by existing state standards or as part of reproductive health instruction. that means the only place students can discuss these topics would be sex ed. "all right, kids, now i know you have a lot of questions. like, what is sex? why do i have this banana in front of me? are bananas part of sex? is fruit salad an orgy? well, don't you worry. all those questions will be answered by me, your angriest gym teacher." banana? desantis is also ramping up his fight with the folks at disney. a few months ago, he appointed

i don't have a goodens a. maybe if they create add self-regulating organization where you could have elon musk sent over google, maybe understand this, they could help create guidelines and heard from the google ceo says he does not understand how it all works. >> sandra: always terrified when the government wants to step in to regulate something they don't know enough about. >> tell me which regulatory body is going a crack job on what they are regulating. hand a.i. over to them? elon musk said and i think the go of the is looking in on your d.m. so control over a.i., what are they going to look into when they have this. regulation is easy to say, it's hard to do well. i'm more interested in what elon musk is building, is he going to build something, create something -- >> sandra: truth gpt. >> that's what he calls it. i don't know what it's going to do. >> a lot of people have called for a pause. let's understand the technology before we continue to roll it out. on our program we have been having conversatio

if any of these names have big disappointing earnings, that to me has been a very gooden tri point over -- good entry point over the last few years. to the touch on katherine's point before. the stock and bond market are pricing in interest rate cuts. that's what caused the rallies. i likeen the bond market to predicting a train wreck. so we need some sort of economic contraction, some sort of economic calamity for us to get rate cuts according to the bond market. i likeen the stock market to a child playing on those same train tracks, not he realizing what it's going to take to get this rate cut. so i think these tech stocks are vulnerable. but these are big widely held names. there's still a lot of cash sloshing around there. playing earnings is extraordinary difficult and my favorite trade with all these big tech names is, again, if one of these names missing, if we had a bad miss from amazon, you see the stock in the 90s. if you see microsoft correct 5 or 10%, same with google or facebook, that to he me has historically been a good entry point if you have a longer time frame. these

. >> reporter: texas congressman lance gooden did announce his 2020 endorsement not of the former governorstead of former president trump meanwhile governor desantis continues his cross country blip with a visit to another early primary state, south carolina. right now near orlando, the board that oversees disney is meeting. >> gabe gutierrez, there is a lot to keep up with. thank you for doing it for us. >>> we're going to stick in florida because long lines and wait times just to get gas in that state are still a problem after that one in 1,000 year storm. >>> plus, there are more than 5,500 incidents of severe turbulence every year, and it is not your imagination it seems to be getting worse the reason why. >>> and the truth is out there about ufos a pentagon official is testifying before the senate this morning, and his theory about ufos may surprise you. - this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. - i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carrier. starting at $

donors off th record, you know, -- it's like rich people want t dance for them but this is lance goodenan of texas, meets wit desantis today he comes out of the meeting an endorses trump today, after careful consideration, a positiv meeting with governor desantis i've decided to endors president trump for 2024 - reclaim our country from the leftist forces trying to destroy it you've got four republican congressional members, the florida delegation, having endorsed trump and that is a differen category than anonymous a dono baker. >> that's a real signal. that's a couple things that's real bleeding it's not an artery yet, but it is bleeding. it also, i think, shows poor political judgment and intelligence it's not like this person wa probably going in desantis's direction and then decided because the meeting went s horribly, despite desantis clearly not having charm i think they're flailing a little bit would be my suspicion. to put your candidate in tha position the question is -- >> calling the vote on the house before you lose. >> you've got to know how th question will be answered. >

desantis ally shortly file suit, but far more embarrassin was what happened with republican lance goodenwho walked out of hi meeting with desantis to announce his endorsement o donald trump, not rhonda scent this to outsiders, desantis seeme destined to fall in th footsteps of trump becomes a forest new standard bearer, at least what some had oh for he had a strong return performance. he's leading the conservativ culture wars and the culture he's getting glowing coverag on fox, and yet, despite all that, it seems a lot of actual republicans, both electe officials and average jo six-packs, they just aren' into rhonda scent this it is showing up in the polls. a new wall street journal poll has trump leading the sentence by 15 points among likel republican primary voters, and it is clear as day in and nort spence as well 50% of florida's republica house delegation has already endorsed trump that is even before rhonda scent this has officiall announced his campaign let me go back to my point her about the little things for moment it's not just electe republicans are not backin desantis, it's

. >> will: kevin mccarthy lance gooden right out there at the pickleball court.you don't want to miss any of the upcoming minutes of "fox & friends" live from fort worth. >> steve: pickleball central. good morning courtside kitchen. ♪ i'm on the edge, the edge ♪ the edge, the edge ♪ the edge ♪ i'm on the - i'm fernando, i live outside of boston. i've been with consumer cellular for five years. consumer cellular gives you all the same features that these big companies give you. what you get for the cost is remarkable. why would you pay more money?! - [announcer] why would you pay more when you can get unlimited talk & text with a flexible data plan starting at just $20 a month. - i think they should raise their prices! (laughs) - [announcer] sorry fernando! our prices are staying low. so switch today and save! call or go online. and we're done. hm, what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! when you gotta get it done, one sheet is all you need. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done wit

my name is myra gooden. i'm president of flair and i am so happy that you joined us for this very interesting. look at four different first ladies and some of their rhetorical responses. um before we begin this afternoon, i'd like to thank floyd flares inaugural institution lifetime members american university rider university the white house historical association, the massachusetts historical society and our newest inaugural lifetime institutional member the gerald r ford presidential foundation. we're glad to have you with us. in the interests of time. i'd like to take this next few minutes to introduce the four people who will be part of the afternoon's program. we're going to be starting with nancy keegan smith. nancy is former director of the presidential materials division at the national archives and records administration. she has written lectured and published on first ladies. since the 1980s including lady bird johnson michelle obama and the records of modern first ladies a founding member and ina

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my name is myra gooden. i'm president of flair and i am so happy that you joined us for this very interesting. look at four different first ladies and some of their rhetorical responses. um before we begin this afternoon, i'd like to thank floyd flares inaugural institution lifetime members american university rider university the white house historical association, the massachusetts historical society and

. >> reporter: shortly after meeting with desantis, texas congressman lance gooden did announce his 2024ad, former president trump. >> wow >> you know, it's fascinating. first of all, i want to say, here's the thing, i think most people in florida do agree that they don't want their kindergartners through 3rd graders to be taught about sexual orientation in an open general classroom. >> you're making the assumption that that's happening. >> yeah, but i'm saying that is the law that was passed. this is one of these two things that can be true at once pass the law and talk about the law if you want to, but if disney is a private company wants to come out and oppose that law, they're a business, and by the way, if people are offended by it, let them pay in the free marketplace what a radical idea, right but one other thing too. this is really something the congressman greg staab, right, the one who hurt himself, we're glad he's doing better he really had a serious fall off of his roof. craig stube, and he's feeling better, which is great news, but reading what he has said about why he endor