republican strategist matt gorman is back.th the latest reporting from inside camp desantis. what is going on with the super pac? >> okay. this latest ceo debacle is just one incident in a string of incidents that have just caused a ton of turmoil between the super pac, the campaign, and now remember there's a new super pac. and that is all part of this here. so you've got a third ceo that's in place now with the backdrop of this tension that has been building. and just a couple of weeks ago, chris, the tension built so high that nbc news, me and my colleagues, john allen and matt dixon reported on a near board room brawl that almost broke out. that is the level of chaos that we've got here because the governor for some time now has been frustrated with never back down, feeling like the super pack isn't doing exactly what he wanted. remember, they can't legally coordinate. the super pac has taken on this out sized role that is not historically normal between a campaign and a super pac. initially, they thought it was genius. no

former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign, matt gorman, former white house deputy secretaryah matthews and from bloomberg christian hall. good morning to all of you. i want to start with broad takeaways here. matt, i'll start with you. all eyes were on nikki haley and she handled this debate a little differently than she has in the past. is this something that will help her continue the momentum we've seen or were there moments that are not going to work in her favor? >> it was a little different for her than it was in the past. i was curious whether she'd be a little dismissive of the attacks that came her way or whether like the previous three receives able to strike back a little bit harder. she didn't really strike back as hard as she did the first three. i thought ron desantis actually got better as the debate went on. he landed some points on the exchange with her whether china or transgenderism. he is somebody who actually has gotten better in a relative sense over these last four debates. he stood out for me over the course of the night as someone who actually overpe

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. >> trace: we will, let's bring in dean of pepperdine public policy pete peterson and matt gorman. lemen welcome to you both. ten new fox news polls out tonight or thereabouts. i thought that too because i thought they were instructive and intriguing at the same time. matt to you first. have you been helped or hurt by biden's economic policies? you look at this now, 14%, december of last year, 16%. the hurt number is the same but you have that help number, even with bidenomics and this big push going down. people are just not happy with the economy, matt. >> no, they're not buying it when joe biden to the white house goes around and tells them actually no you're doing okay, the economy's doing okay. the messaging from democrats has gone from i feel your pain of the bill clinton era to just telling people that their pain isn't real in the joe biden era. look, the problem is you can't convince people of something when they're the ones paying the gas prices, the food prices, trying to buy a house or a car and not being able to finance it. i was talking to a democrat who worked for obam

bennett, pbs newshour and former white house press secretary jen psaki and republican strategist matt gormanome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning, in just hours there will be more urgent talks on capitol hill between republicans, democrats and white house negotiators as all sides aim to reach a deal to ramp up security at the border, a part of a larger package that would provide more aid to ukraine and israel. bipartisan talks have zeroeded in on gop proposals including those that would make it more difficult to claim asylum, seek parole and return to a trump-era policy that could trigger mass expulsions at the border. on saturday the white house met with leaders of the congressional hispanic caucus who expressed concerns democrats are poised to cave to senate republicans. >> i want to speak quickly to the democrats in the senate and others who are considering supporting this proposal. if you do so, we will be surrendering to right-wing racism

bring in fox news senior political analyst juan williams, and matt gorman.oining us today. look at the polls. in new hampshire, you've got the former president donald trump up on the field, nikki haley, chris christie, and iowa, trump leading at 51%, ramaswamy at 5%, is this about it of the ramaswamy campaign? >> is he on life support, i would call the family because things are not looking good. his high point, his peak early in the debates, august, september. established himself as the rebel, you know, and made nikki haley and ron desantis into establishment republicans and you know, pretty much postured that he was the new donald trump on the scene. but that has evolved into rude, even hostile behavior on the debate stage that has not won him favor with voters or donors so far. his hope is the early work that he did, especially in iowa, comes as a surprise with people turning out at the caucuses in mid january for him but that's about the only hope he has at this point. >> rich: so matt, what does vivek need to do to keep it going? >> start running tv ads,

. >> bill: former deputy press secretary and matt gorman. we start with reaction on the trail from iowa. mark meredith. >> good morning to you. we're getting a lot of reaction including the trump campaign. they will appeal this and confident they'll prevail in the decision which many expect will be reviewed by the u.s. supreme court within a matter of weeks. a little surprising though last night as trump was here in iowa for a rally, he did not specifically bring up the events happening in colorado. however, his website now fundraising off of what has happened. when you go to his site people are told here is what we think and asked to chip in. they put out a statement saying we have full confidence the supreme court will quickly rule in our favor and finally put an end to these unamerican lawsuits. the head of the republican party is calling the decision election interference. we have yet to hear president biden weigh in. but even if some of trump's fiercest critics say they believe this ruling goes too far. >> i do not believe donald trump

matt gorman, vice president at targeted victory and doug schoen pollster and former clinton advisor.excited to see both of you. doug, to you first. should voters be jazzed about this economy? >> well, i think there is much good news about the economy but they are sure not feeling it. the problem is people are having problems paying for their gasoline, paying for their groceries, and even if inflation is coming down, as it is, they are not feeling it and the white house is doing the right thing to abandon or play down bidenomics as a phrase because if it doesn't work, i can tell you in politics, you have to cut your losses and move on and that's what the white house and certainly the house democrats are doing. >> sandra: matt, i guess there is also a risk with continuing to attach yourself so directly to the economy if things should sour further as we get closer to election day. so should they be ditching bidenomics? >> some already have. i love what they are trying to do there. a story at nbc. 18 of the 19 democratic targets never utter bidenomics. dccc doesn't use it. at the end of