. >> john kasich. >> been there done that, john kasich. >> with all the changes we're seeing in the mediaay, who knows. everything's upside down today in the media world look, the first thing we have to think about, and i know jennifer would agree with this, probably gets frustrated at times people aren't watching this all the time, i might be for biden, i might be for trump because people are not riveted to this stuff every day. so we have a very long way to go i don't think the message of this negativity that comes out of trump works we've got the evidence we had him losing the election we lost all his special elections, we being republicans, i'm an american first. lost those elections the last midterm was poor. i mean, they're basically putting out a message that's not giving people an answer to the issues, the problems, things like what are you going to do about inflation? what are you going to do about health care? what are you going to do about prescription drugs who do i think is possible, there's a lot of people out there now, but you know, look at young chris sununu in hon attack

, former presidential candidate john kasich as well and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards was term limited. he's a two-term governor what things was he stressing did he mention donald trump in his announcement >> reporter: he did not mention donald trump by name, andrea, but he did say, quote, america's democracy's light house. we must not lit the light be dimmed i will bring out america's best. i know you've interviewed him. i talked with him just a little over a week ago and he said he is going to take donald trump head on. if you're going to be in this republican race, you've got to tell republican voters how you contrast with him on policy. but also he said donald trump is simply running for president in his words for vengeance and to take down political opponents of him. that's why you saw him focus not only on his bentonville roots but also on policy take a listen to a little bit of him addressing this crowd here in bentonville >> every hard working american family gets a double hit from the biden economy. their paycheck doesn't go as far and they're paying more on c

it's so good to see you again, governor john kasich thank you so much. >> always good to be with you,ou for that. >>> we are going to professionally squeeze in a quick break to pay for the show, and we'll be right back with president biden speaking to the parliament i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! really? dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate. young lady who was, you know, mid 30s, couple of kids, recently went through a divorce. she had a lot of questions when she came in. >>> as promised, president biden is about to speak in parliament. let's go there right now as he begins his speech. [ applause ] >> as the proud son of katherine eugene finnegan biden, well, you knew i'd be coming speaker, chair, all, and deputy prime minister, t.d., senators, people of ireland, it 's so good to be back in ireland. if you can forgive the poor attempt at irish i'm at home. [ applause ] only wish i could stay longer. but i always have

says a lot governor john kasich, thank you very much, i appreciate it >> thanks. >>> we have breakingews out of virginia about guns. we're learning that a grand jury has indicted the mother of a richneck elementary student who shot his teacher in january. joining me is washington correspondent, yamiche alcindor, tell me what the news is >> this is breaking news, we know now that a grand jury has indicted the mother of that 6-year-old who shot his teacher, an elementary school student, shot his teacher in january. that teacher's name is abigail zwerner. the new port news is saying the mother, daija taylor is being charged with felony child neglect and leaving a firearm to endanger a child the commonwealth attorney is another way to describe the person in the role they were saying they were not going to charge the student but of course we have reports from the teacher who said the school officials had been warned multiple times on the day before she was shot that this student had a gun. there was also reporting that abigail zwerner was texting people, worried this student was going to s

remember john kasich, former ohio governor did you hear his comments? desantis, if you're going to announce a run, stop waiting, just do it. put your hat in the ring. stuart: i wonder people do it today? lauren: after this legislative session is over in florida. stuart: the suspected centered on bleecker has arrived at austin federal court. we have video of the are rival. she was brought into a court room after 10:00 eastern this morning in handcuffs, our khaki prison jumpsuit. we have more news as it comes in to us but he's in court right now. do you remember the fire festival? it was billed as a luxury music festival but thousands were left stranded in the bahamas with cheese sandwiches and fema tents. just got out of prison for defrauding all those people says another festival is coming. on monday the house judiciary committee will hear from victims of alan bragg's policies. congressman russell pryor will be at the hearing. he will be on the show shortly. the air national guardsmen accused of leaking those pentagon documents has appeared in court. my

when john kasich was in charge of the budget committee. they had a balanced budget.hat i can't understand is we take all this money for everyone working and everybody talks about social security is not part of the budget bill. it has a $4 trillion surplus. you can cut every program for the government that helps people as you can control military spending, medicare, medicaid. you're going to have problems and this is the way to go. i wished to the democrats would put a bill on the committee on the floor to have a pay act. that way you don't start a program unless you can pay for it. >> j in ohio, republican. >> good morning. i think when i listen to the news and i see we are sending trillions to ukraine and of course with our open borders, i assume we are spending millions on health care and housing and transportation. when i look at this large numbers i cannot believe that there isn't somewhere that we can look at our budget and start cutting something somewhere. because of this horrible economy we are living in right now. and i was actually doing very well. i saved

that does not automatically translate to being presidential nominee, jeb bush, john kasich.rmer governor who can tell him what it's like to run against donald trump, trump has been president, and run nationwide twice and understands business as well as anyone that i have seen, he is very aggressive. governor desantis facing the question, now he has seen what it is like, is that really something that he wants to do and does me want to go toe-to-toe with donald trump, 15 people have tried it in 2016. all 15 left smaller than what they started. elizabeth: what is interesting, trump is going after desantis over disney. >> yeah, i don't understand that. knowing trump, i am sure he thinks it is clever, bigger thing is trump is 30 points ahead in polls, he will en up with most of congressional delegation supporting him, he has supporters in 50 states 100% name i.d., he may have challenge in general election, i suspect as of now he will be nominee. elizabeth: what is interesting, you are saying is that trump has been tough on crime. and democrats strategists carvel is warning about

we have every angle covered, with our reporters and analysts, symone sanders townsend and john kasich thank you all for being part of this conversation. the theme of the video is let's finish the job what can we expect from the white house and president biden in the coming weeks? >> we know the last few weeks president biden has been talking about how he has invested in america, the work he's done up to this point. and yesterday, he was asked by reporters, why do you need four more years and president biden said stay tuned. we expect the message to pivot on what is left to do. we don't expect official campaign events to start for several more months. but we expect him to use all of the trappings of the presidency. the bully pulpit, the stump speeches and the rose garden, like he did yesterday, to talk about what's left to do we expect kamala harris to play an important role how she would figure into a second term for president biden. she has taken the focus for the administration for its fight for abortion rights. and she plays a prominent role in the re-election video she appears 11

nikki haley, mike penc as well had some missteps as well when it came to talking about abortion john kasich'ss i think that there is a good possibility of trying to reach some kind of a reasonabl compromise it's a way that frankly they need to resolve this issue i am wondering though who that would play best to, what typ of voter that would play bes to and if that's even somethin that could happen? >> it could happen in, theory don't see it playing out because we were too close to the primary process. where i would play out, fo example where a compromise could be's on medical abortion the pill that we have talked about, for a few days now an there's been a stay on this bu some are looking to ban medica induced abortions. that is ridiculous and that is something that we saw in wisconsin, also play out the fact that people want to not have extremism take over their lives or their bodies or their spouses bodies so i think that, i don't kno if there is enough time to d it the voters that it would appea to are either republicans wh never voted for trump, forme republicans who may register i the pa

. >> joining me now is former ohio governor, john kasich, also a former presidential candidate and a former member of congress. governor, great to see you what do you think, another biden/trump rematch. >> it's kind of hard -- it's hard to believe, andrea, that that could be the situation. but, you know, it might be, but we have a loaning way to go, on the democratic side, unless some catastrophe happens. we know we have bobby kennedy jr. running and he's getting a little bit of support because i think it's an age factor there doesn't seem to be great enthusiasm for biden but it's his for the taking and he'll be the nominee on the republican side there's a long, long way to figure out that nominee it's conceivable it could be biden/trump but i don't believe donald trump would ever be president again. too many people made up their minds about him. >> there's a new "wall street journal" poll indicating, first of all, that biden would beat trump in a match-up by three points, but that trump is right now ahead of desantis in the hypothetical contest by big margins, 51% to 38%. that's a p

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some republican operatives think that support will not last long i want to talk about this with john kasichu ran against donald trump briefly in 2016. you were a governor, congressman. you know this whole landscape. how long is this going to last what if there's indictment on indictment does it build on the victimization? does it help him with primary voters >> i think in this case, there are a lot of republicans that say, is this really a legitimate and fair charge? no one is above the law. but it will be interesting to find out, how has everybody else been treated a public figure shouldn't have more scrutiny than anybody else. a lot of republicans are like, this is political. i talked with some folks this morning in the gym we wish he would go away when you look at georgia -- no republican or democrat that's knowledgeable that doesn't look at the georgia grand jury or the documents case, which seems to be percolating even more, i think that's his -- that's the end of it. i suppose republicans could put up with this thing we see how the trial goes. you have to see what happens with the pre

same with john kasich. where are they now?owhere and donald trump became president, and he's running again, but they one blessing is the only republican joe biden can defeat in 2024 is donald trump. maybe. i mean, you don't know that, do you? i think that joe biden's low poll numbers. i think the dissatisfaction with the way the country is going inflation economy being the biggest issue, and while things are slightly improving, it's not good for biden. when you get if it were nikki haley, even desantis. i think people would be much more willing to vote for them over a donald trump. jessica do you have my only thought is that part and this is part of us on the media. but i think sometimes we talk about trump like he can't lose and he did lose the 2020 election. i think sometimes we talk about it like trump is this invincible character and you can throw this indictment adam and this and you know, and that adam and he'll never you know his baseball of them forever, and he'll win and there's nothing we can do to stop him. and then

were available to endorse, charlie baker and larry hogan and governor bryant in alabama endorse john kasiche went to jail, it got to be a mixed blessing. they all sat on the sidelines and when i called them and asked them for help the only thing that they could say to me when we see where the chips fall and will get back to you. nobody wanted to take a chance and nobody wanted to take a risk, as we approach whatever in 2024, i would suggest all of you the country is worth taking a risk for that we should support the people that we believe will be theie bt president not the one ahead in the polls i was on jack show this morning and he said what is the pastor victory governor and i said i knew you're going to ask me that question so i looked it up thet closest pool that happened in 15 to today. in fact soffit came out with a pole on march 26, 2015 and they were the top twohe spots of the republican primary jeb bush and scott walker and president jeb bush and scott walker remember scott walker was not on s the ballot by the time we got to the primary in february of 2016 in jeb bush finished on

charlie baker, mayor larry mayor larry hogan endorsed me, and governor bryant in alabama endorsed john kasichefore he went to jail. that turned out to be a mixed blessing. they all sat on the sidelines when i called and asked them for help, you know what to say to me? let me see where the chips fall and yeah, we will get back to you. nobody wanted to take a chance. nobody wanted to take a risk. and so as we approached whatever were going to do in 2024, i would suggest to all of you that the country is worth taking a risk for. that we should support the people that we believe would be the best president cannot the one who is ahead in the polls. i was on a show this morning and he said to me, what's the path to victory you, governor? i said i knew you when you asked me that question. so i looked it up. i looked for the closest poll that happened in 2015 today. and, in fact, suffolk came out with a poll on march 26, 2015. and do you know who were the top two spots in the open primary poll then? jeb bush and scott walker, president jeb bush and president scott walker. you will remember scott walk

somebody mentioned john kasich.uld definitely vote for him if he runs again but i think he is too smart for that. the other two may have been on your show. when was on two days ago. don bacon and nancy mace. host: why do you like them? caller: they do not appear to be afraid of the base. they speak their mind and represent everybody in their district, not just keep -- just people who put them in your office. president is a temporary job. at the very most, it is going to be eight years. i do not think that if donald trump is elected president that we can handle another four years of chaos. plus, i am sure you have talked to him before, they have been on your show. they bring funny and sometimes that is what you need. you need somebody that can bring the funny. they are good at that. will you be at the white house correspondents dinner? host: nell, i did not get invited. [laughter] but you are in kentucky, i wonder what you think of rand paul, the senator. someone mentioned earlier. caller: i go back and forth on him.

somebody mentioned john kasich.would definitely vote for him if he runs again but i think he is too smart for that. the other two may have been on your show. when was on two days ago. don bacon and nancy mace. host: why do you like them? caller: they do not appear to be afraid of the base. they speak their mind and represent everybody in their district, not just keep -- just people who put them in your office. president is a temporary job. at the very most, it is going to be eight years. i do not think that if donald trump is elected president that we can handle another four years of chaos. plus, i am sure you have talked to him before, they have been on your show. they bring funny and sometimes that is what you need. you need somebody that can bring the funny. they are good at that. will you be at the white house correspondents dinner? host: nell, i did not get invited. [laughter] but you are in kentucky, i wonder what you think of rand paul, the senator. someone mentioned earlier. caller: i go back and forth on hi