unfortunately things went a little sour in the relationship with governor and june of 1775ia the governor and his family fled the f palace in darkness never o return again. the inventory taking and as for a floor plan from thomas jefferson, apparently he had thought of remodeling the palace and very detailed for plan given interior walls and staircases in dimension and never had the opportunity to do that remodeling. the governor's palace is not only december of power and authority it's a fashion statement and it was here with the latest fashion from england and furniture and textile and what were going to do now is give you a tour of the governor's palace with one of our costume contributors. >> welcome, welcome. >> i imagine you are impressed, both everyone is its with the sentry hall is for, coming to see the governor into impressed them, the best of the qualities we don't want to forget that anytime soon. i know you're looking at them, all the men do. it's called a tradition in for our governor and you go to big castles in england i'm told. these are not the governor's personal, these

we're at the governor's palace. it would have been the symbol of power and authority for the british crown, and it would have represented power to the colonists of virginia. the building was the home of seven royal governors, including alexander, the first royal governor who took office in 1710. it also would have been the home to our first state governors, patrick henry and thomas jefferson. the house was a very important part of the design of the town of williamsburg. the town was -- had a very orderly design and the palace would have been part of that design. it was the third largest building in town. it consisted not only of the building that we're standing in, but also two standings, extensive gardens with falling terraces, a canal. there was a laundry, a kitchen and even a cellar. we know one governor had over 5,000 -- actually almost 6,000 bottles of wine stored in his cellar. the house today is a reconstructed building on the original archaeological site. it was finished and open to the public in 1934. and s

joining us now is governor jay inslee of washington state. governor, nice to see you. thanks for being here on such a big day. >> thanks for having me. >> why did you decide not to run again? >> it's either the bird song or the good book, to everything there's a season and this is thd moment for change. i first term for a new governor instead of a fourth term with me was the right decision for the state. i've had ande extremely effecti run. our state has been so successful the last ten years. we've developed the best climate policies in the country, the best paidun family leave. as you've indicated we've been doing as well as possible protecting women's right of choice and taking action against gun violence. so we have set the stage for the next great chapter of wash's history in spades and this was the moment. i'll find a way to be active. it's not retirement. i'll still be fighting the climate battle in some context, so it is it right moment. >> let me ask you about the gun reforms you just signed. one of the things i was reminded of when i looking over your cv and p

for the first time, if i am not mistaken, the governor, the deputy governors, all the governors are natives, that's okay , you know all of your good friends, you are all sympathetic to the province, the people who know you, what better than yourself, including 24 in order to bring the work closer together, i believe that this is the case in the areas of the cafe. experience has also shown that if we do these four things, it means closer understanding . the same capacity with the same budget with the same credits are very honorable. if they are in the province, the green leaf water carrier will be accepted more easily. humans can force the center . it is accepted. and act and see where the action has been successful to the next issue, the issue of security and the issue of investment and economic development, which has a very complex and interconnected relationship. there is no security. these two are more closely related. if there is not a complete connection in the fabric of the security administration, it is not an investment. if the people's situation is not secured in terms of e

governor desantis clearly is. is not about who deserves what, it should be about what is best for america. i hope other people come to the same conclusion that millions of floridians have the governor this and this is an outstanding leader and is one america needs right now. i appreciate your question. i do actively agree. -- i do not completely agree but i hope we both come to the agree desantis becomes the gop nominee. host: a comment on twitter from lee says, we know who desantis is, gay bashing, book banning, abortion banning, even telling disney what it can and cannot say. then as government retribution when disney does not do what desantis wants. there may be some conservatives who are cheering that on, but we know that on the more progressive side, that is a criticism of governor desantis. what are your thoughts about he is proceed from people he might need to win over in general election? guest: so, i do not agree with lee's characterization of those activities. people have the right to their own opinion,

i know as governor, but as president, what role did you play?woke mind virus is a look at marxism, it's a attack on truth. and i think that we have no choice but to wage a war on "woke." so some of it may be the bully pulpit, being able to tell the truth and not being diluted by ideology which we see in many aspects of our society. there are probably ways that you can make a difference. certainly when you look at esg and some of the things that are going on with major financial institutions in corporate america, we have every right to be pushing back on that. with education, the federal government approves the accreditation, accreditors for universities. there's a reason why universities are infested with things like eei, yes, some of it as they may want to do that, but some is the accreditors telling them you have to do that. as president and i will make sure we are approving creditors that are going to do the opposite and are going to say we are going to credit you if you are a color-blind university. if you are not trying to divide people on

governor? >> guest: great comments and probably the last, is most important that we do need to give each other grace, and i think that grace is probably appropriate whether you are in social media of whether you are speaking in the public and you are whether you're working with your neighbors. we have to have more understanding and more t appreciation as the struggles that peopleia go through. thanks for your support of the military. that's what we've doneprou in arkansas, both by providing licensure, easy access to licensure from military families when they follow a spouse that's in theth military. we have supported our military installations. little rock air force base close by, you know, we have a number of those that are in arkansas. the most important point is also about the budget, and in arkansas we balance the budget for eight years in a roe here as government we do that every year. year. we tighten the belt when needed and we make the adjustments that are required to balance the budget

thank you, governor of new york. kathy hochul. >> now, i want to bring in congressman and the president of united to chinese americans. hi chu, thank you for being with us. congressman greene, let me go first to you. again, thank you for joining us tonight. congressman grain, as a texas representative, i have to begin with the end of title 42 is an inspiration to this day. to the situation at our southern border has been described as calm, and the number of migrants apprehended by the border patrol appears to be declining from last week. but in your houston district, mayor sylvester turner has already said the city has not had enough resources to deal with the rising number of asylum seekers. like the governor you just heard from, they've called on the administration and congress for more federal resources. the charities and shelters in the region are already overwhelmed. what are you hearing from your constituents this weekend, congress? >> thank you for having me. and may i just say, that hopefully persons will hav

man-to-man, governor governor, telling him don't do it. your governor little, i write this letter to urge your veto of this idaho ban on people leaving the state of idaho to get an abortion. governor inslee explained his objections to the bill, he warned the idaho governor that this legislation would contribute further to what he described as already in exodus of health care professionals from idaho. but then he said this, he said, quote, regardless of your decision on this bill, we welcome idaho's patients and health care providers with open arms in washington. we will care for your residents in a manner consistent with their health care needs as determined by trained medical professionals, not politicians. make no mistake, governor little. the laws of another state that seek to punish anyone in washington for lawful actions taken in washington will not stand. he says, quote, we will protect our providers and we will harbor and comfort your residents who seek health care services that are denied to them in idaho. we will harbor and comfor

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you don't have that in governor desantis. he is a much better leader and manager to bring the fight to the left and win on behalf of americans and the american people. >> dana: ken cuccinelli, thank you for joining us. we'll all be watching tonight. as bill mentioned governor desantis will give his first tv interview as a candidate to fox news at 8:00 p.m. with trey gowdy. a little more must-see tv. >> bill: plenty to chat about tomorrow. >> dana: no doubt about that. >> bill: california is breaking the bank on trying to fix its homeless matter. is that state getting what it's paying for? the stunning bill the taxpayers are paying, wow. there is also this today. check it out. >> you have to keep a.m. radio for emergencies. the automakers are seeing a sign of revenue on the big new dash boards coming in new models. >> dana: ford reversing its plan, keeping a.m. radios. >> bill: we'll see you all over town in your navy whites. it is fleet week in new york city. city. ler clveteran hom call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash

the naacp president claims it erases black history and says governor desantis has to go. >> the governor has perfected our status to gain campaign contributions. we are advising african americans and others that if you traveled to florida, beware that your life is not valued, we have the political landscape that could cause harm as we prepare for the 2024 elections. we have to care for the next election so we can get rid of him once and for all. >> you caught that, right? he said the political landscape. this is all about politics. it's a civil rights organization. they've got to work with the facts. the wall street journal editorial board calling out johnson "after all the huffing about political norms in recent years it will be fascinating to see if anyone on the left calls this claptrap out for what it really is. foxbusiness correspondent ashley webster is in florida, bring us up to speed and by the way, i was just reading this morning before you get started that on national aptitude tests in 2022, black eighth graders in florida scored higher than national figures and higher than the

washington governor jay inslee is the nation's longest serving -- currently serving governor. he's been governor of washington since elected in 2012, a solid decade. he's in his third term. given how he galloped to a landslide win last race, he was considered a shoo-in to run for an unprecedented fourth term in washington. that's not what he wants. today he announced in his words it's time to pass the torch. joining us now is governor jay inslee of washington state. it's really nice to see you. thanks for being here on a big day. >> thanks for having me. >> why did you decide you don't want to run again? >> well, you know, it's the bird song or the good book, to everything there's a season. this is the moment for change. to some degree having a first term of a new governor instead of a fourth term with me was the right decision for the state. i've had an extremely effective run. our state has been so successful the last ten years. we developed the best climate policies in the country, the best paid family leave, doing as well as possible to protect a woman's right to choice an

>> we have a backwards governor. and shut case, school choice, americans no one thing that parents should be in charge of what their parents -- their kids are exposed to and learning in schools and to make sure they are learning. that's why i pulled my kids out of public schools, not because ideological stuff, we can handle that but they weren't teaching them how to read at grade level. stuart: we have to make the point you've got six children out of public school and put them in private, you have to have money to do that. >> that is why these school choice bills are so important. it's not fair to parent like me and parents all across the country that want their kids to know how to read and do math, to subsidize these with property taxes and not even get a tax break when it comes to paying for school that will teach our kids. we need to look at the tax code and how to make it easier and alleviate the air, work burden when it comes to paying for kids education. we one last one, your children's math and reading scores

. >> the governor proclaims in with his authority and other criminals. say american patriots. >> a hero or criminal. think about it the entire federal government was removed. we are honorable subjects toward a peaceable solution. >> to declare before his ownership, those are working. >> not children but standing up for justice. >> if they find out the half your head. >> we g have t. gentleman the focus is too soon is that not the governor approaching. >> is headed toward t the capitl somebody must've warned him. >> warned him about what when he and his governor. >> thank you, be careful [inaudible] >> i know what many of you are thinking, what does that have to do with me with my home and my vision, your home and your vision unfairly, let me remind you lord north king's right hand of parliament and the complaint of america the massachusetts friend america until she or acts or speaks i ask you to speak i should say not. >> in the face of moral authority. >> speakable in massachusetts, that could happen to anyone of the two colonies. we need to band togeth

trump says the only reason he's governor now is thanks to his support. we're also hearing from nikki haley. she's attacking desantis today calling him a trump echo chamber. we caught up with haley on the campaign in new hampshire. >> you look at the fact that the way he speaks, the way his hands gestures are, the fact that he's moved his policies, whether it's ukraine and russia, entitlement refor, it's all copying trump. he needs to be his own person. >> haley making it very clear that she's going to be calling out desantis by name. the other big x factor, how will desantis respond to candidates like haley but former president trump. will he try to take the high road or become more cutthroat like what we're used to seeing in presidential primaries. we'll find out in a few hours from now. >> neil: thank you. mark meredith in miami on that. there's no shortage of funds available to the florida governor when he makes this run. if you just think about it, he has $118 million in the bank. that was at the end of the last quarter. he has $80 million that he ca

yamiche alcindor and former governor pat mccrory.rnor roy cooper today at 3:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." andrea will be back tomorrow. remember to follow the show online and on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chrisan

what is the governor's view on that subject? >> the president was on both sides of the debt ceiling fight. he said i'm president, i don't want to fight it. i'm not the president, go ahead fight it. classical principleless approach. he has only spoken in favor of the republican majority of house's position. he hasn't gone beyond that. it is not my place to put words in his mouth but a lot of us on the right are very supportive what the house republicans are doing right now. they have shown the democrats you utterly irresponsible in this contest. neil: sorry, ken, default is something the governor doesn't support. that is something he doesn't agree with the former president on that? >> maybe he said something on that. nobody wants to see a default but that is in the hands of the democrats right now. the republicans have acted. now it is up to the democrats. neil: all right. we'll see what happens. ken cuccinelli, thank you, good catching up with you. there is a lot of money for the florida governor right now, in fact record sums t

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a governor for everyone. it wasn't until president trump got in trouble that he became much more on the, right more conservative, and instead of being a governor for all, he became someone trying to run to win the votes in other parts of the country. so your question is about, does he care about floridians, you have to put that 16 million dollar bill is, because not coming out of his money. or does he carroll being president? >> what do you make of what he said, what he has put forth in schools, in particular, and it is definitely linked with this idea of critical race theory that has been used as basically a cudgel to try and make teachers, and a whole school system look like it's doing the wrong thing. >> right. i think your point is exactly right, which is what made him a successful governor, and what helped him win is not what has served him well so far in his -- so far stalled attempt to run, which he has not yet even started. he is limping his way towards announcing his candidacy by doubling down on thi

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. >> considering a run for governor. our capitol correspondent wallace has details on what bonta had to say. when asked about this today? >> well, we're not even at election 2024 yet. but here in sacramento, a lot of attention is turning to the gubernatorial race in 2026. and here at the sheraton in downtown sacramento, attorney general rob bonta did not shy away from addressing that could be in store for his future. ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger, jerry brown and gavin newsom. those names make up just a handful of the 40 people who served as california's governor since the state's founding in 18, 50 looking ahead. questions in sacramento are turning to who will be california's 41st governor. one possibility, california attorney general rob bonta over the weekend. he indicated he's interested in the job telling the san francisco chronicle he's quote, seriously considering a run during the next gubernatorial race in 2026. during a q and a today with the public policy institute of california for ppi see for short,

others support president trump, want governor desantis to stay here as governor for a longer time and we spoke with a few of those about what they made of this increasingly crowded republican field. take a listen. >> i think that contentious primary is going to -- is just going to simply motivate and really empower our republican voters to come out in droves. that's what we need. we need these independent voters to turn red. we need florida to stay red. >> i wish it would only be trump and desantis because i honestly think desantis would win. >> reporter: and, of course, that last potential voter, a college student, he is worried that a crowded republican field would make it more difficult for his chosen candidate, governor ron desantis, splitting the anti-trump vote. now, this morning, former president trump on his social media platform blasting the governor, ron desanctimonious as he calls him and how it was governor desantis who came to him for an endorsement when he ran for governor, he's bringing that up yet again, also stressing in his view that governor desantis is disloyal by

governor kim reynolds. [applause] >> i love the energy. i love it. this is going to make a difference. thank you, everybody. thank you for your service. it is so great to see so many faces in this crowd, so many politically engaged iowans, citizens who love the country, who worry about its future and will not rest until we take it back. [applause] so i am so pleased and honored to have the opportunity tonight to introduce and welcome back to the great state of iowa a friend and fellow republican governor, republican ron desantis as well as his amazing life, first lady, casey desantis. so she is joined us this afternoon, too. when ron came to iowa in early march i kind of had a hunch i know what you do know it was just a hunch that he might be back. and here he is taking a coffee his campaign, his first stop as a candidate for the president come as president of the united states of america. [applause] so when ron tells me that is going to be spending a lot of time. i think it only makes sense because apparen

host: governor?uest: great comments and probably the last comment is the most important, that we need to give each other grace. i think that grace is probably appropriate whether you are in social media whether you're speaking at a public venue or whether you are working with your neighbors we have to have more understanding and more appreciation on the struggles that people go through i appreciate your career -- support of the military area that's what we've done in arkansas about by providing licensure, easy access for military families when they follow a spouse in the military. we have supported our military installations. little rock air force base close by, we have a number of those in arkansas. the most important point is also about the budget. in arkansas, we balance the budget for eight years in a row. we do that every year. we tighten the belt when needed and we make the adjustments and are required to balance that budget. families do that and i think that was your point. the governments hav

and there was a lot of questions about whether the governor down there, governor cooper, who vetoed it and made an appeal to north carolinians to call their lawmakers, whether he could convince just one republican lawmaker to change their mind on this vote. specifically looking at a guy named ted davis who's down there, and also a woman named trisha cotham, who was a democrat until april. after she was elected, she switched to the republican party. she's somebody who has argued passionately for access to abortion, specifically in the past, citing her own abortion. so shaq, bring us up to speed about what happened last night and the reaction from north carolinians? >> reporter: well, essentially last night republicans stuck together. they stuck together with their new super majority that you just explained and they were able to override the veto from the democratic governor here. what does that mean? well, starting july 1st, the window in which women who are seeking abortion in this state or plan to seek abortion at some time in the future will shrink from 20 weeks to 12 weeks. there ar

this governor sat by and has done nothing.f the men and women of our 120 counties. he's not fit to serve or fit to lead this commonwealth any long. i hope to make him a one-tern governor come november. >> neil: he gets high poll numbers with natural disasters, storms, shootings. that's the mark a lot of people give to test a governor something like that. so you'd be fighting that. are you up to that? >> well, i'm certainly up to reminding kentuckians, again, since andy beshear has been governor, we have 27,000 fewer jobs here in the common wealth of kentucky. we also have an abysmal work force participation rate. we have an education commissioner that he essentially put in to that office who said that if teachers have any reservations against the gender ideology curriculum making its way in, that teacher needs to find another job. my answer is not that hard working teacher needs to find another job by andy beshear needs to find another job. i'm going to help him do that in november. >> neil: let me ask you about this race with

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the more people learn about governor desantis's remarkable accomplishments to use governor huckabee's word, the more they like him. that includes people who say today that they'll vote for trump. trump was at 1% in 2015. i don't know where obama was. it wasn't in a good position. desantis has much more to offer republican and conservative voters. >> martha: we're going to talk to some voters in a minute. salina, you're great at getting the feel for voters. what do you feel right now when you're out and about? as we say, there's a lot of dug in trump supporters and desantis has a lot of ground to make up. >> yeah, absolutely. i would say that no one is inevitable. that goes for president trump as well. governor desantis came to pennsylvania about a month ago, speak at the biggest republican conservative event that happens every year, the pennsylvania leadership conference. he had people in maga hats standing up and giving him a standing ovation. he persuaded a lot of people. that is something that we need to pay attention to. we're a long way from a year from now. >> martha: as i said,

job as governor.othing wrong with that candidacy. it is time to move on to the next generation and governor desantis is vision forward versus, hashing out things from the past. i think it would be a moratorium on biden's presidency, referendum i should say, a versus referendum on trump. we don't want another cnn debate for the next nine months. we want what governor desantis offers which is a vision forward, not looking back. neil: did you announce these intentions because it has been a while, to donald trump? if so what was his reaction? >> no, i didn't. i basically went public with it yesterday and, you know, that east the way i decided to go. i will do everything i can to help governor desantis win. i i will try to raise as much money we can raise to win election. i suspect donald trump peaked in the polls. he lovers to talk about the polls. at 52% i don't think that is great in the republican primary. he is the former president yet basically half of the party would prefer someone else. i think tho

if daniel cameron is elected governor, he will be the first black governor of kentucky. he would be the first black republican governor in america. and this also showed the enduring influence of former donald trump. cameron secured the trump endorsement early in this contest. it wasn't the only factor in this race. but trump so popular in kentucky, he won by 20 points in 2020 that it really helped cameron in this race. >> of course, why this matters is because it is going to be a bellwether potentially watching him go up against andy bashier, the governor of kentucky that we had on recently. why is this such a race that people are paying close attention to going into 2024? >> yeah. this will be the most watched governor's race in this year. governor bashier is extremely popular in this state. i met a trump voter who says he likes the governor. that is something that republicans are going to have to contend with. republican strategists describe him to me as a warm cup of could have f-- coffee. he has mass appeal in this state. there are more registered republicans in kent

gov governor newson. governor of michigan. vice president kamala harris.annot go with this guy in this condition after the debates in the republican party show this is a party developing ideas. a lot of the of new ideas. people want something new. >> bill: that viewpoint is in minority. if so, reply this video. >> replay it any way. >> bill: jacui knee deep in debt ceiling negotiations. you mentioned bernie sanders on cnn. >> i think if republicans are prepared to hold the entire world economy hostage, hey, mr. president you have no alternative to make massive cuts. the president does have an alternative, 14 amendment is pretty clear. >> jacqui: democrats largely melting down about this bill, have not negotiated don't know what is in it. what do you think about that mixed with the polling we had earlier. 57% of americans oppose raising debt limit without spending cuts. that is the position right now of a lot of democrats trying to protect spending. >> a lot of democrats realize they can't go into election with conditions they have today. they know they are

we will just a short time from now it appears take the governor's remarks live. we'll see if the press is gathering around him, he might be starting shortly. all this as a group of moms fight back against fentanyl. >> this is a war like i'm raising the flag. our sons were a casualty of this war. >> sandra: we will meet the heroic moms to make sure not one more child dies from fentanyl poisoning. >> john: and china upping the ante on espionage efforts in the united states. a closer look at the schemes that have xi's regime mining data everywhere, from headquarters to your phone. >> sandra: this high school junior is so fast, she had to create a race category to keep things competitive. she'll be joining us live to talk about running for the all time record. do you think i'm excited about that? welcome back as "america reports" sprints into a second hour. sandra smith in new york. we'll keep our eye on developments at the border with the governor, john. >> john: we will. john roberts in washington. all of those stories and more coming up but begin with this fox new

prior to that, five more governors of the spouse. senators, the secretary of state also really wanted to take the white house, but lost to trump, high positions and here, next to vested interests, the most infamous example is the whitewater controversy, during which the then governor and first lady of arkansas, bill and hillary clinton , invested in the white water development corporation real estate company, which at the time was owned by two of their closest associates james clinton and susan white water. ultimately they broke. after clinton and invested tens of thousands of dollars in it in an attempt to pay off mcdolls, banker david hale eventually. he testified under oath that bill clinton tried to force him to give a $300,000 trial. as a bribe to susan mcdowell, although mcdowell was ultimately charged with various crimes, including fraud against the clintons, no charges were brought for their involvement in this insider trading and major income, allegedly. charity. he's clinton's washing machine for my money. here's another pr

what other republican governors do it right.et them rewrite history about the last three years. fauci as him was wrong. fauci as him was destructive to this country and we can never let anything like that happen ever again in these united states. [applause] so just very briefly, i would just that a great legislative session. so did we. there is some of the highlights the we doad because it's great o win big victories. kim won a landslide. we won a a landslide. you can decide to pat yourself on the back and say aren't we so good that we won? or you can say winning a big victory is just an invitation to the dance. you have an opportunity to make something of that ande so let's move the ball forward. here's what we've done the last six months in florida. we have prohibited the ccp from purchasing land in florida. farmland come in ath land near critical infrastructure off the table in florida. we enacted universal school with education savings accounts similar to what they did in iowa. we kneecapped esg in florida environment social

under the succeeding governors. so what's the practical take away from that that you need to not put the policy in place, but build a constituency for it? yeah. to build a constituency for it. i think we're seeing that now with the whole issue of reproductive freedom because there was a there's a constituency far for that. and so some of the starting with the supreme court but certainly some of the most restrain active invasive legislation state by state is running a lot of backlash. and it's and it's happening all over the country because there is a constituency that cares deeply about that issue. you've already mentioned a couple of ways in which the environment today is very different than the one in which, you know, you ann richards operated in the nineties. do you think if she were to come back today in prime ann richards in her prime run for governor today that she could get elected governor of texas? well, it would depend on who her opponent would be. greg abbott. well let me back up. she could beat ted cruz

what happens when thene king and the governor tread under s of people? >> be careful. >> stop the carriage. george, fetch me those. >> the session will be recorded for posterity. coachman, drive on. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> my fellow virginians i know what many of you may be thinking. what does this have to do with me? with my home, my business, for your homes and your business are being taxed as unfair as any bostonian. let me remind you that the kings right hand has pronounce the parliament and heom would not hr complaints from america. not massachusetts but america, till she reacts. ask you, i should say not. >> as low subjectsje to arcane e have grievances to be sure but the answer mets not be flying in the face of moral authority. >> it'shi unthinkable. >> it's not unthinkable. think of the intolerances. that could happen to to in of these new colonies. we need to band together and declare those great sons of liberty in the north that we and we shall fight for our rights. the people of willia

. >>> and maryland governor wes moore will be here.other democratic governors are enacting bold, progressive policies that help people instead of hurting them. imagine that? in sharp contrast to the republicans. >>> but we begin tonight with new reporting on the special counsel's investigation into donald trump's handling of classified documents. that seem to undercut trump's long-standing defense in the matter. >> just so you understand, i had every right to do it. i didn't make a secret of it. you know, the boxes were stationed outside of the white house. people were taking pictures of the gsa, the various -- >> i have to stop -- >> i took the documents. i'm allowed to. by the way, they become automatically declassiied when i took them. >> let me be clear. classified documents don't automatically become declassified because a president takes them to his vacation home once he leaves office. there's further evidence showing that even trump knew that to be the case. multiple sources tell cnn that federal prosecutors have obtained an aud

>> the governor is taking a stance here and refreshing. this governor is term limited. running again. he is standing up for what he really believes, the foundation of a public education. there is a place for private schools, a place for charter schools. but it is not to supplant or replace public school education. and it is great when you can get your kid into a great private school but remember, that's not mandatory. private schools can deny you. they don't have to take you and -- >> harris: make healthcare decisions for the child, notification of criminal offense against a child. that's not political but parenting and that's our job. >> when you see the governor's statement he put out a statement and spoke to the camera and said what he is worried about is the degrading of public school education. when money goes away that means that extracurricular decisions get lost. >> harris: decisions in public schools won't degrade anything. republicans are calling out the president's green energy agenda. the house oversight committee is holding a hearing at the push to ban gas

in the last few months as he's been governor. this allows him to announce in a space outside of that mainstream media. it also allows him to do so in a social media platform that has been seen as increasingly conservative in the last several months, especially since elon musk took over. downside, however, this is will be audio, this is audio only, and it denies him the press coverage of having a big rally, a big video announcement. for its part, the trump campaign has been blasting the decision. one trump adviser telling me today that this shows that governor desantis is out of touch. >> okay, so they're calling him out of touch, but we can't deny desantis has been building his supporters. he has a lot of republican supporters, especially with his moves against disney, his fight with what kids should learn in school. so how does he actually match up against former president trump at this point? >> reporter: well, at this point -- you are right, he has many supporters here in florida. still in the national polling, he is well behi

colorado, governor polis, the point that i'm making with those, those are all democratic governors. we are not seeing those kind of moves made in places like texas, despite these catastrophic events that uvalde massacre, as well as what we saw yesterday. there has not really been traction for gun control efforts in texas. in fact, if you remember, the last gubernatorial election, we had governor abbott who is a strong advocate, shall we say, of the second amendment. quite easily defeating -- the democrat, who had been pushing for much more stringent gun laws. >> how does one states decision to be more stringent on gun laws affect the next state across the border? are these laws just entities onto themselves? >> i think they affected, but in a fairly nebulous way. they affect the general perception of what may be politically possible. for a very long time, there was his perception that any man shush -- vie for democrats and good for republicans. that, i think, has been eroded in a number of the states, but it's not a universal rule, and there are these big differences between states

the governor. >> not backing down.n we lay out markers, we achieve them. >> and the governor says is california's green energy transition moves forward. he plans to make additional updates on the state's progress throughout his second term reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> san francisco is getting a 369 million dollar loan from the environmental protection agency to help protect the city from future flooding. mayor london breed announcing the funding alongside members of the epa today. it comes after some neighborhoods in the city were devastated by the powerful rain during our recent winter storms. the money will also create local jobs by improving old wastewater and storm water. infrastructure. >> building the critical infrastructure that serves our residents while addressing climate change and protecting the environment doesn't happen overnight. it takes partnership and thanks to the epa, the loan will be a vital part of these efforts which has a peuc. we' l use to make the necessary a great star systems. wel

another governor is working to get there -- i know the governor is working to get there. we have no income tax and yet we have millions of more people the new york state and yet new york budget is twice the size of our budget in florida. what are they doing with the money? they're not producing better services. do not producing better infrastructure. they are not producing a better education system. of course people are moving from new york to florida. being able to govern conservatively in fiscal is essential. we are doing it right in florida. kim is doing it right in your legislature here. it is the same way -- same way the government in economic matter. the same applies to education. the parents have the role to direct the upbringing in education of their kids. school systems are important but if they did not supersede the rights and responsibilities of parents. in florida we believe in parents bill of rights. iowa believes in that. the schools need to be focus on the things that are important. working on math and sciences and reading. we should not have pornographic m

joining me now is north carolina governor roy cooper.show why did the republicans push for the new 12-week room abortion ban when the majority of north carolina voters before the less restrictive ban? >> it's amazing how they ignored the ball of the people, both north carolinians do not want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. the republicans are controlled by their right wing, and in fact, as you heard, not a single republican stepped up. not a single republican kept a campaign promise to protect women's reproductive freedom. like they said they would. and therefore. you have unified republicans who are all together, in an assault on women's reproductive freedoms, this legislation slaps women in the face. it's an insult. the people of north carolina are mad. they push this thing through so fast, it took them 42 hours to turn back the clock in 50 years. they did it in the dark of night because they did not want anyone to know what was in this legislation because they know the people don't support it. yet