traveling north on 101, take the great america parkway or the lawrence expressway or before that you can take 888 to avoid the stretch of 101. directed off at fair oaks. if you decide you want to take 880 to as well. reggie: amanda is on the highw at next to where the crash happened what are you seeing? amanda: i am of the 101 northbound right in the middle of the lanes because of the traffic closure. the damage was so widespread and clear it to see. at least four cars with severe damage sitting across the northbound lanes and at least two with damage on the southbound side. it is clear that it will take time to get this clear. chp got the call at 12:30 morning. officers continuing their investigation into exactly what happened we are told at least three people were hit and killed. >> the initial call was for a vehicle that struck the center wall. after the initial crash, multiple vehicles involved with each other. time for opening the freeway is undetermined. closed to drivers. the victims are being referred to as pedestrians but it is unsure if they were standing outside of their c

." >>> new this morning, today is the 34th annual courageous kid's day at great america, it's a day pouriatric cancer patients and families to enjoy a stress-free day away from cancer. courageous kids was founded by two-time cancer survivor, and bay area resident gay crawford back in 1989. kids younger than 18, who are fighting cancer, get to enjoy a free day of fun with their families at great america, with the goal of forgetting the stress of their battle with the disease, all made possible through generous donations of sponsors. and this year there is a new courageous bear campaign. a $100 donation helps deliver teddy bears to kids undergoing treatment and funds pediatric cancer research. >> you're a child needing the research founds or an adult, cancer, for most of the friends i have, has touched almost everybody. and i think that we're -- we've made a lot of strides but we have a lot further to go in terms of, you know, research and development. so i'm honored to be a part of what is, you know, a good event that's bringing awareness and funding. >> in its 34 years, courageous kids d

great america in santa clara started a chaperone policy last month. person 15 or younger needs to have an adult with them after 4:00 p.m. or they can get kicked out of the park. the reason, great america said over the past two years they were seeing more unriley behavior across the industry at popular venues. >>> shaken but a sigh of relief. a santa rosa woman is feeling luy to be alive after a car launched into her home early yesterday morning. police say a suspected dui driver veered off the road and crashed into the house. video, you can see, a doorbell cam shows the moment it happened. the driver is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff, arrested for felony dui and has posted bail. the sheriff posted on facebook acknowledging his wife was involved in that crash. he said it's a tough time for his family but added, as a citizen and a sheriff, he is concerned for the family inside. we spoke to the woman who was in the room when the car slammed into it. >> all of my furniture was what pushed towards me, and the car was in the corner. but she was airbo

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again or america is great.he democrats. the question really we have is who can do it best, right? who can restore american greatness. who are we going to put our faith. in that's what the test is going to be. everyone is running on same concept. democrats are taking away america first, american economy, american greatness we need to restore it. >> todd: desantis had a seven month sneak peek at what trump did and that's what he came up with after seven months. >> and $200 million. >> todd: you mentioned america first. take a look at how people are america first and campaign ads. >> i'm running to lead a great american comeback. we know the country is on the wrong track. we see it with our eyes. >> america is a land of opportunity not oppression. >> america first does not belong to donald trump. it doesn't belong to me. it belongs to those voters we just looked at. it belongs to the people of this country. >> 2024 is the final battle. that's going to be the big one. you put me back in the white house, their reign

great america and santa clara opens its doors for free for those families every mother's day. in partnership with the american cancer society. >> it's just a great event. i mean, it's -- we've loved it since the second we came. and for us, i guess just -- it's just -- it's great to be around all the families and everyone that we can relate to. and kind of -- we all know what we've all been going through. >> yeah, must be a fun event for the kids. and the moms as well. organizers are including kids who can't attend due to treatmg around the state and they are delivering teddy bears. ♪ ♪ >> gee, they're good. mothers got a chance to enjoy the day with a free concert at golden gate park. now the conductor led the golden gate park band in a mother's day celebration with a collection of broadway show stoppers. can't identify that tune though. >> huh. >> darren? did you play in band in high school? >> no. >> because you are quite the pianist. >> i wish i had. >> naturally talented. >> i was in the marching bandment. >> you were? >> yes. i played flute and piccolo. >> yeah, of course.

. - make america great again. used it, right? crowd: yeah! - maga! - i'm a person who feels very strongly about things like integrity in government, doing something about the drug problem. - rudolph giuliani is now in his second day of private practice at the upscale law firm of white & chase. giuliani watchers agree his time in private practice is a holding action until he makes a bid for mayor. - rudy giuliani brought this whole idea, this shtick, about going after the mafia. he thought, "i could use the same method, "the same tactics, used in rounding up the mob-- i could use the same tactics in rounding up black people." - street crime is growing, driven by new york's soaring crack problem. half of the new yorkers surveyed in a recent poll said they were victims of some sort of crime in the last year. [punchy music] ♪ - by 1989, '90, it was a rough place. the '80s boom had kinda come to an end. the kinda horsemen of the apocalypse were running. you had crack, aids, homicide. - we had just come through the trau

great america agrees, of course , this year with the support of the united states, and of course, to lure and threaten world leaders to recognize it. it brought israel recognition in the united nations general assembly, but it was decided that based on the plan to divide the land of palestine , it would be divided equally between the jews and the native inhabitants of palestine, and jerusalem would remain a religious city for all ethnic groups and religions. it is better to divide the united nations. loyal and in addition to the whole palestine supported some parts of syria, and apart from salting the soil , they also attacked lebanon twenty times, but due to the resistance of the resistance groups, they could not connect the land of this country with their own rhymes , of course, except for iran. there are 31 other countries that do not recognize israel. iran's lack of connection with egypt is also related to the story of the zionist regime and the occupation of palestine . until 1978, the leader of the arab world fought against zionism , but when they could not fight the sinai dese

made for more. ♪ mark: welcome back america, i want to welcome one of the great legal minds in americallen dershowitz, he wrote get trump among 50 other books. he is harvard law professor ameritus. would you be able to teach a class at harvard law school today just for a semester. >> i doubt it, it has been 10 years since i have been amareaabeen -- professor. no major law school wants my 50 years of experience pause of 1 1/2 hours of defending donald trump on the floor of the united states senate. that is the way in which law school education is moving today. this same thing is true of medical education. much education, we're seeing now abolition of grades and how to think, teachers insist on teaching them what to think. letting it be reflected in grades. >> what kind of society have we become where academic freedom is under critical attack, professors have to be careful about what they say. even organizations have to meet in secret. what do you make of this? >> in students too. students are terrified to express views in class that are not politically correct, they will be subject to p

mark: welcome back america, i want to welcome one of the great legal minds in america, i have great respect dershowitz, he wrote get trump among 50 other books. he is harvard law professor ameritus. would you be able to teach a class at harvard law schoo it would be disruptions it y haeas been 10 years, but since the day i defended donald trump on floor of senate, i have not once been invited back to speak at harvard or any other major law school but by federalist society at sanford, no major law school wants my 50 years of experience because o of wore and a half hours of defending donald trump on the flooatr of u.s. senate, that is th le way in two law school ed education is moving, we'll seeing an ablition of grades and instead of teaching students think, teachers arewh insistinatg on thinking them what thinko think, not brooking and decent. let to be reflected in theiris grades. ave to be careful about what they say. even organizations have to meet in secret. what do you make of this? >> in students too. students are terrified to express views in class that are not politically correct, t

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today the american cancer society sponsored the 34th annual courageous kids day at great america. kids being treated for cancer are invited to visit the park for free with their families. organizers say it's a way to provide the families a day away from cancer and a bit of normalcy for moms to see as a gift on mother's day. we spoke with one attendee who said what the event means to her. >> to see other kids your own age doing things you want to do. you get a taste of that by coming to courageous kids. so, i really like it. i'm thankful for having it. >> this year people have the option to donate to the american cancer society. that money will go towards cancer research, gifting giant teddy bears to immunocompromised kids who were not able to attend today. >> while mother's day is a time to celebrate and honor the moms in our lives, it can be a very emotional day for many. >> nbc bay area's elena jones explains how unfortunate it is for the unhoused in the area and how the community is coming together to celebrate them. >> reporter: just one day but thor these mothers, mother's da

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, because it is obvious that he will make a bail, he will leave, but he will be a sufferer for great americand he is definitely here already ahead of his ratings. so to say, biden's ratings are much more and a larger number of americans there, over 40% of those who are ready to vote for trump 36, are only ready to vote for biden. if the case with hunter biden continues to unwind. i just can’t understand, this family already thinks that everything is allowed to them, because hunter biden himself sued this as lawrence roberts yes, then, to cut her own uh, respectively, the payment of child support for her for her four-year-old daughter. but he knew, he should have understood that lawyers would be republican lawyers. and by the way, absolutely free of charge , the roberts will help to promote biden to submit all his finances, his documents. 'cause the season ticket case requires all , uh, all of his income to be disclosed, wherever he gets it, so i think hunter has this the period when here he is, like cash from the ukrainians , is also shown, in general, yes, in general, he must do this. and h

. >> make america great again. >> make america great again. >> america deserves a choice, not an echo against donald trump, they're not going against joe biden. they're going against the number two guy. >> right. here's nikki haley calling ron desantis the diet to donald trump's coke, the light to donald trump's bud. it's not terribly unusual for candidates at the bottom tier to get some attacks, but what is unusual is they're going after the number two and more unusual is that donald trump polling at over 50% in the republican primary is punching down at desantis at the same time. which means he's effectively the target of the fire of almost every candidate. i say almost because south carolina senator tim scott doesn't appear interested in hitting anyone else in this race at all. if he were, he would be looking to take down desantis and move into second position. i think the theory of the republican party has been if there's a two-horse race, that's the only way to beat donald trump, to get every other possible vote out there to beat him. i think that's in question now with trump pol

america right now? >> we try to promote all the great programs of the american legion, help veterans.he community. we support all the great programs of the american legion and the poppy being one of them, we promote it all year round, we get closer to memorial day, the legion family kicks into high gear to get the word out. >> ashley: colline, personal aspect, what does this mean for you and the poppies? >> it is an honor, i have from my family, i have people in the military branches, except space force and coast guard. i was brought up doing this since i was little. it is honoring my uncles, my father and my son that is in serving right now. >> ashley: you said you have done this since you were little, have you known you wanted to be involved? >> yes, i wanted to be part of the american legion auxiliary, it is an honor and i worked up to this position because it an honor to be here for new jersey, for national everyone because it is so important to get patriotism back, americanism back into our country. >> ashley: shout out to purple heart gentleman here, thank you. without further a

it's make america great again. right? no threat there. no, it's biden who poses the threat to democracy because he is grossly incompetent, has no idea what he is doing, and basically does not have a clue. that is a very bad position to put our country in. the country is in very very dangerous and very dangerous position right now. very very dangerous. we are now a nation, and we are, a nation in serious decline, a nation that has lost its way. we are led by a hopeless person but we will win in 2024 and make america great again. we could do it. -- we can do it. it's not too late. but we have a year and i have to to go. that is a long time with what is happening to our country. that is a long time, still. with such a calamitous presidency, it's almost inconceivable that biden would have even thought of running for reelection, he has destroyed our country, and yet he says in his recorded piece that he wants to finish the job. that's right, he wants to finish the job of destroying our country. on that he is actually very close. he is close to

underlying belief here that america is great in all of them. the question really is there is only one candidate, tim scott who said america is great. everybody said america used to be great. that's a big interesting framing difference. >> todd: we will see. lee carter awesome to have you on set and with that. >> ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> i am running for president of the united states to lead our great american comeback. look, we know our country is going in the wrong direction. we see it with our eyes and we feel it in our bones. >> brian: florida governor ron desantis officially launching his campaign for president. the initial announcement was not so smooth. >> ainsley: yeah there were technical issues on twitter spaces delaying the big announcement hosted by elon musk. desantis making light of last night's rocky rollout. >> we had a huge audience. it did -- it was the biggest they had had ever had. it did break the twitter space. so we're really excited about the enthusiasm but ultimately about the fut

>> make america great again. build a wall. then mr. trump said, you are fired. i love that part. is, there's only one person who can make america great again. >> what a night. we have some very much to talk about. joining me now are jonathan martin, the politics bureau chief at politico, and mark leibovich, staff writer at the atlantic and author of the book, thank you for your servitude, about the republican party. bowing down before donald trump. how pressure and indeed. mark leave itch, let me start with you. first your reaction to the 21 minutes of technical glitches that the audience was treated to his part of the desantis launch. >> i think it was a great and unifying -- for america. i think, first of all, it is very rare that you, i don't want to be too gleeful, i will be a little bit gleeful here. you see donald trump, fox news, so many democrats. i'm guessing so many people who know ron desantis and suspected that maybe he wasn't ready for primetime hour enjoying some schadenfreude over this. because this is a singular disasters i can remember in a presidential launch in

if someone is not clear when it means great great america can only be done by the americans themselvesmess. it's like great. well, here they are legalizing all this. it turns out that they are great. alexey sergeevich , the arc of history bends towards justice. and this opportunity to determine what justice is and what the next stage on its path, this is what allows america to maintain greatness, it is already, unfortunately, or fortunately great, so that, as trump said, america would again be with me . i have a three-fold proposal acceleration, restructuring classiness. hurry up would nothing new thought already come well? yes? as a result, you left me a minute and a half, so i have every right to do it again. remind you, dear viewers , my other format is slowly completing the winter program. spring season. we have left may 27, arkhangelsk e, the cultural center of the northern and the fourth of june gdk kravtsova city of bryansk a. then i will tell you separately. so, as for the final story, the owner of the white house has not yet changed, and the first lady of the usa, d. gilles bi

the american cancer society sponsored the courageous kids day at great america.treated for cancer were invited to the park for free with their families. it's a way to provide the families a day away from cancer. >> these families that come from all over california celebrate a day away from cancer. you really never get away from it, but they are here to have fun, to enjoy the park and a wonderful picnic. >> people are also able to donate through the american cancer society and that money will go toward cancer research and gifting giant teddy bears to immunocompromised kids who weren't able to attend today. >>> tonight the expected rush of immigrants at the u.s.-mexico border isn't happening. since title 42 was lifted on thursday the number of border crossings has actually dropped dramatically. some say that's due to stricter policies by the biden administration. about 11,000 migrants were apprehended on wednesday, but yesterday just a little over 4,000. and we are seeing humanitarian efforts at the border near san diego. dozens of volunteers are helping migrants s

. >> make america great again. >> make america great again. >> honestly, we have businesses locked down -- ♪ >> steve: this is unique, rather than take shots at the guy at the top, taking shots at the number two person. >> kayleigh: i'm confused about the campaign against desantis, you are reminding voters, desantis is like trump because trump is enormously popular. i look at this campaign and think the this helps the campaign. >> brian: her theory, separate myself from the pack. there is danger in attacking trump, i'll attack desantis and at the same time attacking trump. >> kayleigh: it is not going to work, her race has gotten -- >> brian: bigger the field, the better for president trump? >> kayleigh: no doubt about it. the others should know the trump campaign, they are very organized, i talked to a political operative whoed are you more organized than 2016 and 2020 and he said absolutely. >> ainsley: why do you think ron desantis decided to announce? we were hearing he would announce later and decided to do this with elon musk. >> kayleigh: could be timing of elon musk, which is sm

well, i don't know, america is pretty great right now. hey have done an unthinkable indicting an innocent person and and blah blah blah, joe biden bragged of the crooked democrats so we can make america great again. next week he has to write everything down on the wall of his cell. just live and go. [applause] >> jimmy: he wrote as a follow-up, these thugs and radical left monsters indicated the 45th president of the united states. hopefully, you can spend some time at the prison library learning how to spell. now, that he's been indicted, not indicated, the former president had no choice, he's got to turn himself in for processing at the courthouse in new york in a spectacle that seems to have made for reality tv. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. >> there he is. the biggest loser. maybe what's what he'll do now. instead of running for president, he'll do another show. like "the celebrity aprehentice." all we know that for seven years for the first time, melania is smiling at mar-a-lago. [applause] >> jimmy: trump is frantically googling how to make d

i am a descendent of slaves in the united states of america and when i hear him make america great againeat again or any of these other conservative values, i know those things lead to. and when i look at what we are fighting for, we are fighting for the rightjust a brief, the right tojust exist. for the rightjust a brief, the right to just exist. and so, for looking at why people are stepping up, that is why. the right to be seen, to be heard, to be valued.— to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of _ to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of the _ to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of the us, _ to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of the us, a - to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of the us, a lot - to be valued. dontaye carter, outside of the us, a lot of. outside of the us, a lot of questions asked is how have things gotten so heated? how was the country become so divided. as a democrat, how is it that you will be reunited again? what will it take to dial down that anger? i again? what will it take to dial down that anger? i think the reality — dial down that anger? i think the r

. >> make america great again. >> make america great again. >> judges are a priority. >> honestly, we have businesses that have been blocked -- ♪ ♪ >> america deserves a choice, not an echo it says. really going after ron desantis as not even being his own man. >> absolutely. she's clearly trying to undercut desantis' argument for why he is different than trump. but trumpy enough for the base, right? so she's clearly trying to cut into that. if you think about it, that's probably the best she has at this point. people may be interested in learning more about who she is, but in order to try and really make some gains and move votes, she's got to try to show that she too can sort of take away some of the desantis mystique, if you will, before he really gets into this race and we see really what he can do. so that's kind of her best hope. it will be interesting to see, when we have all of these candidates on a stage, on a debate, how they interact with each other, not just how they do on the campaign trail, but how they engage with each other around these issues. i'm curious to see her t

and seek out, everyone, it's great, america's oldest brewery but a ton of beer companies out there foundedrt veterans communities, nonprofits, pay it forward with beer, old armor beer company in north carolina, cider core in north carolina, and other brewing companies, when you choose what you are drinking, buying it at the supermarket spend the extra step what you are supporting and standing for. >> good marketing given the bud light situation. >> that's how you succeed in business. you find the holes in the marketplace, bud light and anheuser busch have lost a lot of customers, easy fix, they had the art, the cans ready to go into production, people were looking for an alternative and they are like hey, you know, we have one for you. and it's actually a very solid marketing move from them but authentic, they had done this before and were repeating a recipe for success. make gluten-free beer, thank you. >> maybe bud light should hire their marketing director, steal him away. >> i'm saddened we are fighting a culture war on beer cans but budweiser kind of started this and every other manuf

reason for the drop in oil prices last week was the financial statements published by the great bank of americaat bank of america declared bankruptcy, and this factor caused the fear of economic recession in the united states to decrease the world crude oil price. next is the export of russia the world was on the rise. last week, experts have predicted that oil prices will rise to the limit of 90 dollars per barrel by the end of 2023 due to the influence of china and the limitation of oil supply by ap plus . will the economic recession in the united states improve? china's highest economic growth is also very important, although it may not have positive economic growth, it will reach it because the demand will increase, we can hope for higher oil prices and new prices. remainder and they believe that if the increase in the interest rate of the federal reserve continues, the conditions of this precious metal in the world markets will continue to be turbulent , these and more in the report of my colleague tawheedi lot global, affecting the global gold exchange , we are still facing pressure in th

sandra: not just nikki haley, here is her ad campaign mocking him for copying donald trump. >> make america great again. >> make america great again. ♪♪ >> sandra: she's ridiculing the florida governor as a copy cat of donald trump, marc. final thought. >> i think that's a pretty bad strategy, i'll tell you why. donald trump has 80% approval in the republican party. a lot of republicans like his policies even though they are not sure he's the guy to win the race. that they think they understand he's made himself very unattractive to swing voters and the election will be decided by a few hundred thousand swing voters. most republicans say i want an echo of trump, i like trump's policies, i like the low taxes and the abraham accords and killing soleimani and the great things he did in office. they are concerned about his temperament and his ability to win. i don't think going after him as an echo of trump, a lot of republicans want an echo instead of trump. >> sandra: marc, thank you. p john, of course there is also the naacp taking on desantis ahead of his official announcement tonight. they took

. >> make america great again! ake america great again. >> so that's haley comparing desantis to trump, how will trump himself and his supporters deal with ron desantis today. cnn kristen holmes, you've been looking at her right there waiting patiently. you have the answers and the trump team, what do they plan to do today? >> one thing i do think is very interesting is months ago when desantis was soaring in the polls before trump had that recent surge, his advisers told me that they believe that these other candidates would go after desantis and not donald trump, and so it's interesting to see that starting to happen with this desantis announcement. in terms of the former president, his campaign and his allies, there is a coordinated rollout, i am told by advisers to bracket desantis' announcement and do what trump seems to do best which is take all of the oxygen out of the room. this includes rolling out videos including one of trump directly addressing the desantis candidacy. it will also include a social media

i love that part. >> make america great again! >> make america great again. >> neil: all right. so this could get nasty and still early on in the race. so it could be republicans turning on rocking here and make for some nasty debate. franchesca chambers joins us. the "usa today" correspondent and lee carter here as well. lee, for republicans, if i'm ron desantis, i'm more worried about the bashing i'll be getting from the non-donald trump players than just donald trump. that's expected. i don't know if he's prepared for what he could be hearing from the others that want to bump him aside. >> this is the part of all presidential races that i hate the most. the party is fighting against each other. it doesn't do anybody any favors. it's very difficult to get through. ron desantis better be prepared. when you're one of the frontrunners, that's what happens. donald trump is going to take some punches. ron desantis has to be prepared as well. he has to weather the storm in a way that will make him seem like a leader. if i were him, i'd be very concerned. he's given people a lot to c

great america in santa clara is 3rd, 6 flags. magic mountain ranks. 4th san diego's belmont park is 5th and both disney parks. seaworld and universal studios also made the top 10. >> next today, the warehouse fire where 36 people were killed in a fire has now been demolished. what's next for that site for the ghost ship warehouse in oakland and a big investment in san francisco's infrastructure. how much the city will get to prevent street flooding and how many jobs that project could create. and the 5 local athletes now immortalized in this year's bay area. sports hall of fame will go inside that ceremony. stay with us. >> the ghost ship warehouse in oakland where a fire killed 36 people nearly 7 years ago is gone. the new owners recently raised to that families of those who were killed say they are glad to see it gone and they look forward to what's planned for that empty lot. well, force to resist reports. >> this vacant spaces, all that is left of the ghost ship warehouse in east oakland. >> it is now a site slated to be an a

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great america in santa clara opens its doors for free for the families every mother's day in partnershipe american cancer society. >> it's just a great event. i mean, it's -- we've loved it since the second we came. and for us, i guess just -- it's just -- it's great to be around all the families. and everyone that we can relate to. and kind of we all know what we've all been going through. >> organizers are including kids who can't attend due to treatment going around the state delivering teddy bears. >>> and still ahead here at 6:00, an extremely lonely world record. why this researcher says he wants to spend 100 straight days underwater and how close he is to the gale. goal. >>> well, today marks one florida man's 75th day of living under the sea. >> wow, dr. joseph deterry now broken the previous record on mission of medical and ocean research. >> a professor at the university of southern florida and he's been teaching online classes from there inside his studio under the waves. >> the microwave meals and occasionally goes out for a swim without surfacing and he hopes to reach 100 da

the fact that -- it's also a reminder of how great america is.se american woman who was an immigrant and college student at the time is just incredibly powerful. >> we learned today, i learned anyway from one. >> speakers, this was -- when it was built, there were only three memorials on -- when one of the guys was growing up. and now there are all these war memorials because -- and this was the first one of them. >> yes, we just got approval for the 9/11 war memorial, too. remember all of those who we lost in iraq and afghanistan. it's going to be placed, they just announced the decision to place it between the vietnam veterans memorial and the lincoln millennium. so we will have a prominent place on the national mall for, you know, for all those we lost so recently in our wars and who won't have the opportunity this memorial day to be with their friends and family and build a life back here in america. >> reporter: poppy and kaitlan, it's just a, you know, with all the divisions in washington, all the anger throughout the country, it is humblin

states, when you're governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how great america't solve one problem for one person. >> that, elise, i think, is the new jersey tough guy that article is talking about. >> exactly. it's the kind of language that trump knows how to speak, too. chris christie can speak the northeastern tough guy language. and they have such a history. they have a remarkable history with christie going in first for donald trump after he dropped from the race back in 2016 then this pretty huge break that they haven't mended. so to watch chris christie go full frontal with donald trump, i can't wait and i'm going to get some popcorn. >> christie said in new hampshire he was a voter there and they made a strategic error by not directing their fire at donald trump because they thought they were going to outlast the other guy. he said if he were to jump in the race, which it's looking like he's going to do, he wouldn't make that same mistake again. >> he learns. elise, vaughn, thank you both. >>> it might look like chicago on st. patrick's day, but actually

>> make america great again. build a wall. then mr. trump said, you're fired. i love that part. >> truth is there's only one person who can make america great again. >> what a night. we have so very much to talk about. joining me now are jonathan martin, the politics bureau chief at politico, and mark liebovich. first your reaction to the 21 minutes of technical glitches the audience was treated to as part of the desantis launch. >> i thought it was a great and unifying evening for america. i think, first of all, it's very rare that you -- you see donald trump, fox news, so many democrats, i'm guessing so many people who know ron desantis and suspected that maybe he wasn't ready for prime time are enjoying this. you did say, look, there's no trump onsie was seen anywhere. we didn't see what he was wearing, and it does seem like this was a big gift to donald trump, and it seems also he knows exactly what to do with it. so this is rough start for ron desantis. i'm not sure elon musk and his charisma is going to sort of help him get out of this, but obviously there

. >> make america great again! >> make america great again. >> instead calling the russia invasion a territorial dispute. some republicans on the hill with tough words for desantis. >> do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i don't think in terms of winning and losing. anybody here would do it. judges are a priority. >> honestly, we have businesses that have been locked down and lives destroyed. ♪♪ >> a choice not an echo. tim, you and i have heard that before. >> yeah. >> this sints interesting afterm scott jumped into the race. >> i find that to be a compelling ad for reaching me as a never trump republican. i don't know how well that's going to work with republican primary voters who like donald trump. the core voter, the swing voter, if you will, in the republican primary is someone that likes donald trump, isn't sure if he is the right person to stick with. move on to someone else that's more electable. that ad seemed to be reaching more of the extreme minority within the republican party who really don't like

greatness was everywhere in america. because greatness was rewarded. if you wanted to go to harvard or yale, you had to be at the top of your class. they demanded greatness from their students. if you wanted to walk the runway at fashion shows and have your face placerred on magazines and billboards, you had to be in tip top shape. stunning enough to make somebody stop in their track. if you wanted to run nasa, ibm or exxon you had to be the best in the business. they demanded greatness from their employees and that demand formed generations of excellence. the weak were weeded out. the strong were rewarded with money and status and a sense of fulfillment. our society doesn't have standards anymore. everybody gets a trophy. you're not allowed to judge anybody. nothing's taboo. the people we revered yesterday are despised today. weakness is rewarded and strength is punished. we traded excellence and achievement for diversity and inclusion. it's happening all across the country. in new york, the nypd's neutering the physical fitness test. they are taking

what was great about america. they were a libertarian organization that really believed in the user's ability to express themselves. but all of that changed in 2016 when the wrong presidential candidate donald trump got elected. i, i'm not necessarily that big of a fan, but there is a democratic process and google was very clear that the sea level executives did not approve of this president. and they believed that the reason why he had been elected was because of russia hacking the election and fake news. and so he was google's decision that they would start to clamp down on this so called fake news in order to prevent another from situation from happening in 2016 in december, they just started to write internal documentation about how to eliminate this fake news and then by 2017, they started to. busy allow a system called machine learning fairness. and this machine learning fairness was the merging of critical race theory with artificial intelligence. and the goal of this project was to figure out what was true

we must choose a path that will lead to a revival of american greatness. >> it does sound a lot like make america great again, doesn't it? and could desantis successfully run using trump's play book? >> it does sound a lot like that. that is the populism thread, the return america to its great former status is a sentiment that i think is widely held, widely shared by so many of the base voters, the ones who really show up at the caucuses at iowa and show up at primaries at new hampshire and south carolina and florida, all those early contests. so i think desantis is trying to position himself with those trump supporters who may feel that the president is not necessarily the best person to -- the former president is not necessarily the best person to take the party into the future against a rematch against former -- up against president biden. so he's trying to sort of do a little bit of a trump light message while at the same time trying to distinguish himself with a record of accomplishment, a record of achievement in his home state of florida. i think that is the sort of dual message that they'

. >> make america great again. >> make america great again. >> right that's a smattering over the governmente past versus where he is now. obviously if they are gunning your guy are you worried? >> no pre-they're gunning for him because they know he is the biggest threat. it's interesting that people say he's not conservative. he is probably the most conservative candidate in this race. in fact there is some concern is too conservative for you got some people saying he's not conservative other things to conservative it prints over the target passing legislation to get things out of florida what everybody else is simply sitting around talking about things. neil: there is a push on the part of republican party operatives that no matter who we get the republican nomination all should support that winter. his ron desantis in the camp that if it is donald trump he will support donald trump? >> yes absolutely. were going to support the republican nominee. that is going to happen. any republican nominee is better than biden. that is where we've got a starting point at and we are all there. neil: do

are out for de santis, nikki haley released this campaign video, casting him as an echo of trump america great again. make america. great again , some analysts say that might not be an effective strategy. i don't think going after him as an echo of trump, lots of republicans want an echo of trump instead of trump, fox will host the first gop primary debate in august, just a few months away in washington. lauren blanchard fox news. the sentence was supposed to make his campaign announcement on twitter with elon musk. it was scheduled for three pm our time, but it was derailed by a massive technical glitch must could be heard on the absolute live audio stream, saying the servers are straining somewhat, and president biden mocked the problems surrounding today's announcement on his personal twitter account. mr biden posted this link works linking to a donation page for his campaign earlier today. on the four we spoke with sonoma state political science professor david mcewen about the santis is entry into the race and the challenges he faces. the more you get to learn about him, the less people l

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john is one of the great progressive writers in america. i started this book a few years ago and it was going pretty well and my day job got in the way and we ran into a problem called covid and the collapse, the american economy and a chapter out of the budget committee. i worked very hard. the american rescue plan, which you recall played a major, major in getting us out of the economic distress that we were in. we managed to get, you know, 1400 dollars that we man, woman and child in this country who needed it at that time. we got a $350 tax credit for working parents. we helped hospitals, schools, small businesses, a big deal. so i was proud of the work we did on that. but i took a lot of time and a lot of work we worked on build back better, which would have been the most transformational piece of legislation in the modern history of this country. we were two votes shy to do that or so that critical lot of time, but the process was on weekends. and when i had a moment working on it. when it comes to this book, you also on the media and