dangerous for michigan women and families, blah blah blah.like it was written by ilhan omar. itudor your response. >> i'd ask families are you better off now than you were four years ago? does she think there's any way to drag michigan further down than she has? does she really think it's possible for us to be in a worst position? because right now we're at the bottom, bottom in education, we have a problem with cities, we need to come back for safe cities, we need to have businesses, a government that comes around them, that protects them that wants them to succeed and this is no. what they have seen for the last four years but this is what we are going to deliver to the state of michigan. so my message to governor whitmer is watch out your record stands strong and it's bad and the people of michigan want to get rid of it. the only place we're going is up and we're going to bring michigan back. >> laura: now,ituder you spoke with president trump a short while ago. give us a few little details on what he said. >> he's pretty excited about thi

voters in michigan might get the chance to cast ballots to change michigan's constitution in november, and codify the right to abortion. it's the opposite situation of kansas. the default position in kansas was that abortions were protected. the default position in michigan was that they are not protected by your state constitution, they are protected by your attorney general and the district attorney's, who will not prosecute them. tell me about how this goes. the michigan effort to protect abortion has got the signatures it needs for the ballot initiative to be validated, do you think happens next? >> right, now the signatures are indeed being validated. the petitioners did submit a record number, a record breaking number of signatures for a constitutional amendment. more than it had ever been submitted for any constitutional amendment in our state. those signatures are now going under professional review and validation, and then a recommendation will be made as to whether to put this question to the voters this november. that will be made shortly. once that goes forward, if it is o

in michigan, the economy has tanked.s and companies have fled our state and people struggle to pay bills. it's time to hold gretchen whitmer accountable for the pain she has inflicted during the last four years. if we don't, the problem is only going to grow. today she is michigan's problem but tomorrow, she will be auditioning again to get into the white house herself. and none of us want that. what happened in my state is personal to me and everyone who lives in michigan. too many of us have suffered under the queen of lockdowns. but i have hope. we will help our students get back on track. we will restore michigan's education system and fund the police and respect the rule of law. and we will partner with our job creators instead of seeing them as an enemy looking to attack. in michigan, we value every citizen because we know everyone is essential. if you remember one thing today, remember this. let your seed grow. someday, god may leave you -- lead you to the same battle for family and your armor may be strong. choos

michigan by one or 54000 votes.overed the recount in tallahassee, florida in 2537 votes, one or 54000 is a different thing. are you getting to the point you say on the stop at the election was stolen? understanding all the concerns you just said. >> you know, i've always focused on the concerns. you talk to be about the state of michigan i've always focused on the way the election was handled in how we need to make sure it is secure in the future. and that we do not have people looking back saying were questioning what actually happened. >> this group put michigan first is backed by the democratic governors association for their spending $2 million on it attack ad against you, the primary is tuesday. >> right, exactly it's interesting to see them coming after me. i think we can tell they are very nervous about gretchen whitmer. she is a vulnerable praetor policies for michigan have been terrible. the covid policies were terrible per they also know me as a person who comes from the manufacturing industry, will be abl

now a group in michigan is attempting to build a new launch site alongside lake sphere orr but many michiganare fighting to keep the plan from taking off. special correspondent megan thompson reports. >> after more than three decades as a trial attorney in chicago, denny ferraro looked forward to a quiet retirement. he moved to michigan's upper peninsula, an area he'd visited as a child. >> and i could never forget the beauty of the landscape or the fresh water. >> then three years after he bought his retreat on lake superior, he received some unwelcome news. >> you sue -- see that beautiful program tori of land with the beautiful sand? that's where it's going to be built. >> that is a space port for launching small and medium-sized rockets. >> we are looking forward to this exciting time to bring michigan into the space state status. >> in this video from the "detroit freepress," the project was announced in july 2020 by gm brown. the group he represents also wants to build a horizontal air site where an aircraft carrying a pay lloyd takes off from a runway and a command cter in other parti

lawrence of michigan and mr. swalwell of california, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bucshon of indiana, i inform the house that mr. bucshon will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote no on h.r. 5376. as the member designated by ms. conway -- i have two. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. conway of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as

michigan r infrastructure. and so distrust in our democracy, dangerous for michigan women and families, blah, blah, blah.ble sounds like it was written by l.a. mark tutor. your response? i'd ask families, are youer better off now than you were four years go ? does she really think there's any way to drag michigan any further down than she has? does she really think it's b possible for us toe be in a worse condition because right now we're at the bottom or at the bottom in education we have a problem with cities. b we need to come back for safe cities. we need to have businesses havee a government that comes around them that protects them, that wants them to succeed. and this is not what hasor they have been for the lastng four years. but this is what we are going to deliver to the state of michigan. so my message to gretchen whitmer is watch out your record, stand strong and it's bad. and the people b of michigan waa to get rid of it. the only place we're going is up and we're going to bring michiganan back now

>> i thought for a second as unhappy as they come to michigan we went to people in michigan too. agree the governor it's definitely a matter of looking at the cost of our universities now. we cannot just forgive debt and continue in the same cycle of having students constantly graduate with a massive amounts of debt. we have to look at the root cause of the problem is and come up with the corrective action and move forward with this will just cost all americans more money and we cannot afford to do that right now. >> the white house does not know eight, how much is going to cost. and does not know be, how much it's going to be paid for. that does not sound like smart budgeting. lexa john, does that surprise you at all? this is the president who actually gave away energy independence. this is a president who is overseeing trillions of spending that is because runaway inflation. the silent deep of inflation is stealing tens of thousands of dollars from hard-working americans every day. and this is the challenge we have got for begotten administration that is out of touch. and yet w

again, you are talking to sarah murray about this race in michigan, let me bring up the state of michigan, and come on. up a number of primaries, the one we are watching closely here is peter meijer, one of the ten republicans who voted to impeach trump. to more of them have primaries that in washington state. the polls close out there in about an hour, don. look how close this is. john, it's the -- right up to 51, if you want, to 50%. it's 253 votes at the moment with about a third of the vote counted. again, one of my big questions is, do republicans continue to follow, not so much trump, but trumpism? the big lie, that our elections are corrupt, that you cannot have disagreement within the party, at least not a disagreement with donald trump? is that changing? are we going to continue that through november and beyond? that is one of the questions tonight. it's one of the races i am watching. it's way too close to call right now. we are going to be counting votes there. to more of those out in washington state a bit later. >> joining, thanks. abby, i want to get to you here in the room.

and this gives, peter meijer thing in michigan. which is like steve said, confusing to some democrats. because some democrats want the more extreme trump backed republican to win the primary so that he loses the election. but they really think that they said if they had the choice, rather happier with meijers. what are you making of what you have seen so far? >> yeah, they see having. we i was on the last hour. maybe a little bit bullish on the democracy candidates in some of these races. we'll see even in the last, hour gibbs as kornacki just talked about, has taken the lead, in that race. i'm not so sure that robson is in great shape there, obviously she is winning, there's a big gap, but we see what happens in this election day vote. michigan, same thing could happen in arizona where lake could catch up. that is something to keep an eye on. which you have here and the michigan race i think is a more clear cut situation. in meijer might not be on the issues that liberals cup of tea. but he voted to impeach the president. he has b

two days tweeting liberate michigan.n conservative media took up the cause, calling whitmer authoritarian and tyrant. >> michigan governor gretchen whitmer, not impressive, has imposed what might be the most authoritarian restrictions on daily life in the history of this country. >> sort of like an out of control tyrant. >> i'm saying hello from the policed state of michigan where i live under the martial law of gretchen whitmer. >> then two weeks later things just escalated. hundreds of protesters, many of them heavily armed, rushed the michigan state capitol. they chanted let us in. and demanded to be let on to the house floor. they were trying to put pressure on michigan state lawmakers who were voting to let governor whitmer's emergency declaration expire. this is a photo a michigan state senator took of armed protesters yelling down at them during the vote from the balcony. these were against covid restrictions and whitmer herself. president trump responded by calling the protesters, quote, very good people. then a

arizona, kansas, missouri, michigan, and washington today. we are going right to state kornacki just a moment. to get the very latest numbers as votes are still being counted. but perhaps the most watched vote of the night happened in kansas where nbc news now projects that voters decided to protect the states rights to and abortion. this is a first date on abortion rights since the court overturned roe v. wade. in arizona, three trump endorsed election deniers are on the ballot. all three races, right now, too early to call. but that may change, while i am talking to you. in michigan trump endorsed candidate tutor dixon, is the projected winner of the republican primary for governor. dixon will run against the incumbent gretchen whitmer. in missouri the battle of the two trump endorsed candidates called eric has been decided. and we seem to projects that missouri eric schmidt has won the republican nomination for senate, defeating the former governor eric greitens. and in washington state, the votes is still too early to call for tua publica

the michigan governor's race i was talking about. the first statement that democratic governor gretchen whitmer made after tudor dixon won was calling her extreme on abortion, jim. >> sara murray in michigan. thank you so much. >>> joining me to discuss the politics of all this, amber phillips, politics reporter for "the washington post." and tara palm era, senior political correspondent for "puck." good morning. good to have you. let's begin with you, if i can, amber. listen, kansas deepest of red states here. this was not close, right? what's remarkable about the numbers, about 58 against this amendment, is it almost matches national polling on americans who generally support some abortion rights here. does this help improve democratic chances in the fall? does it show that this is a turnout issue potentially for democrats? >> yes, yeah. today and these results in kansas, they're surprising as they sound, as you've illustrated, jim. that should give democrats a lot of reason to hope. they have been feeling like the midterms are goi

missouri, kansas, michigan, arizona and washington. and a big focus on michigan. candidates for governor. the winner of this primary will get to face current michigan governor gretchen whitmer. trump backed tudor dixon on friday night. sam murray is in grand rapids tracking how trump's election lies are driving this race. >> reporter: in the waning hours of michigan's republican primary fight. >> who here can't wait for me to defeat governor whitner. >> we can't let shiny pennies -- >> we'll fight until the last moment. >> reporter: donald trump is trying to tip the scales for tuddor dixon. >> a fantastic, brilliant candidate. tuddor dixon. >> throwing his support in a bitter fight to take on governor gretchen whitmer this fall. >> the last four years have been tough and we're tougher. >> reporter: dixon viewed at the establishment pick after winning the backing of betsy devos who resigned after january 6. she went from embracing election falsehoods and claiming trump won michigan in 2020 in a may debate to dodging recent questions about who she believes won michi

h missouri, michigan, kansas, arizona and washington. polls are closing just now in all or parts of three of them. abortion is on the ballot in kansas and supporters of the former president's election lie are running in arizona and elsewhere. three republicans who voted to impeach the former president are all facing tough primary challenges from candidates that he's supporting. in arizona, state house speaker rusty bowers, the conservative state house speaker who refused to help overturn the election and testified before the house select committee is also facing opposition backed by the former president in his state senate race. some of the very same candidates are also being supported controversially by democrats hoping to run against more extreme opponents in the fall. all of this with inflation and fears of recession as the backdrop, president biden''s foreign policy decision on the table in midterm elections now 98 days away. john king is tracking the important races and trends at the wall. john, missouri polls are just closing, as y

michigan will be the one of the places. we learned that. >> obviously, arizona, there's a lot going on in arizona in the governor's race. underscoring the trump versus pence proximal among voters. where are you looking for there? tonight >> again, if you bring up the two candidates, kari lake has gone to the full extreme, if you, one of channeling the big lie. she's challenging trump literally that if she says it's not if she doesn't win the primary tonight, cheating. if she wins, there's no cheating. but if she loses, there is cheating. that's donald trump personified in his preferred candidate in this race. this is trump versus pence, karrin taylor robeson is endorsed by mike pence, this is also trump versus the republican establishment. the current republican governor, whose term limited backs taylor robeson, so you have the trump establishment. but arizona could, by the end of the night, nominate a full slate of statewide candidates who back the big lie. again, we need competitive political parties in this country. this

where does that mean for michigan providers?e know that there are abortion restrictions in places like ohio, for example. there were already women from ohio traveling to michigan for abortions or for other types of procedures, but would be criminalized in ohio. so now, it layers and certainty for those women as well. they were already having to go out of state to receive the procedures they needed and it layers additional complexity on top of that. this will impact the most vulnerable. this will impact black and brown women the most. it will impact women who are living below the poverty line, women who don't have access to transportation, women who cannot take time off work to travel for a procedure like this. this is something that is going to impact poor women, black and brown women, disproportionately. that is really unfortunate. >> doctor bagdasarian, thank you so much for walking us through what is happening in michigan. next, the countdown underway for nasa's latest moon mission, and why we are going back up and how long i

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had a a cap on the number of charter schools that you could have established in michigan. that was the only way to get that legislation passed a few years earlier and when that cap was quickly met there was little political will to change that cap at the time so we started focusing on legislators who either were supportive of or not supportive of lift. that cap and began political efforts to ensure that enough legislators were elected to office that would actually support expanding the opportunities for charter schools. so that was really sort of the first effort of bringing the the political piece into the policy piece and because of the success we had we then moved on and and i was at the time serving on a couple of different national boards around advocating for school choice, but we didn't have that political piece in in the in the mix or in the effort and so that began a move toward that and and since organizations have started doing that political. advocacy work. we've had a lot more success in helping families have that power to find their right fit for their kids'

in michigan gretchen whitmer said she is excited about this, this helps a million michigan citizens get debt. the president is what you just said, people that end up having to pay the debt and this is when the economy is in the trash. we just heard we will lose more jobs in the state of michigan and the governor is celebrating this decision. she is not giving joe biden credit. >> carley: imagine people that didn't go to college or already paid their student loans, a lot of them make a lot of money and will get a $10,000 break on repayment. tom cotton says the cost of college is out of control, does something like this add fuel to the fire? >> yes, we have to look at those costs, that is where we should be looking, people who are championing getting rid of student loans are the same people who get paid $400,000 to be a professor at universities. look at elizabeth warren, she is saying we shouldn't make people pay for student loans, but you should pay me to do this. this is politicians saying, give it to me and take it from the people. the people are getting smart to this and understandin

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betsy was a key figure in michigan republican politics. what i was always struck by the work she did, she was not in republican politics for process reason. some people get involved in politics because of the process. she was in it for the principles and policy objectives that flowed from those principles, politics was a vehicle or vessel . party politics, help in getting the right people in office to advance the policy she cared about. she has been a force in that space, the intersection of politics, philanthropy and activism a policy ever since then, which culminated in her time in the education department. now, which is chronicled in this book, hostages no more. the vibrant education reform, and the future of children -- thank you, betsy, for being here. join me in welcoming her. >> [applause] >> thank you, thank you for having me here. >> my father was mr. seymour, call me dan. i will call you betsy. betsy, we will talk about your years in the administration. how did you get involved with education reform? when i first got to know you,

had a a cap on the number of charter schools that you could have established in michigan. that was the only way to get that legislation passed a few years earlier and when that cap was quickly met there was little political will to change that cap at the time so we started focusing on legislators who either were supportive of or not supportive of lift. that cap and began political efforts to ensure that enough legislators were elected to office that would actually support expanding the opportunities for charter schools. so that was really sort of the first effort of bringing the the political piece into the policy piece and because of the success we had we then moved on and and i was at the time serving on a couple of different national boards around advocating for school choice, but we didn't have that political piece in in the in the mix or in the effort and so that began a move toward that and and since organizations have started doing that political. advocacy work. we've had a lot more success in helping families have that power to find their right fit for their kids'

had a a cap on the number of charter schools that you could have established in michigan. that was the only way to get that legislation passed a few years earlier and when that cap was quickly met there was little political will to change that cap at the time so we started focusing on legislators who either were supportive of or not supportive of lift. that cap and began political efforts to ensure that enough legislators were elected to office that would actually support expanding the opportunities for charter schools. so that was really sort of the first effort of bringing the the political piece into the policy piece and because of the success we had we then moved on and and i was at the time serving on a couple of different national boards around advocating for school choice, but we didn't have that political piece in in the in the mix or in the effort and so that began a move toward that and and since organizations have started doing that political. advocacy work. we've had a lot more success in helping families have that power to find their right fit for their kids'

in thousands of fake signatures so that's michigan for you. kennedy: that is michigan and it's a strange place politically and incredibly important for presidential contests. there's another contest, congressional seat held by peter meyer. democrats have been pouring so much money into his primary competitor john gibbs. tell me about that race. >> pete o'meyer, he's from the west side of the state and he's a vet and heir to the grocery store fortune and he voted for gun control and he voted for gay marriage, and he voted to impeach donald trump. so one of tram's former, you know, henchmen moves back to michigan to run against meyer. the democrats, the democrats are running adds calling trump's guy too conservative. that way all the trump conservatives are definitely going to vote for him because the democrats don't want to take on moderate peter meyer. it's really interesting. kennedy: and meyer, he's been on the show many times, combat veteran, thoughtful congressman -- >> good dude. kennedy: yeah, i like him. he took a seat in a very specifi

the people of michigan will vote on this.w, laura, i am pro-life, i support protecting the sanctity of life, i do not support abortion except in the case is of incest and life of the mother, but, ultimately, this should be in the hands of the people. i was fully in support of roe v wade being overturned, this is not a decision that should be in the hands of nine unelected justices but rather elected officials at the state, or the people. this is going to have the best results by letting it go on the ballot in november for the people to decide. >> one of the issues, people often have when they think about some of the shortcomings or pitfalls of democracy is that you are led by the passions which can be waning or intensified by the so-called people, one of the things the judge did speak of, that's part of what happens in our democracy, in part, the judge argued, and you heard him say, if not for this injunction the healthcare system would be thrown into crisis. i wonder, given what you said, this is happening all across the cou

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so will you be asking him to come out to michigan and to campaign with you in michigan?is point. i think we have such a strong message that people want to hear from us right now because i think they really haven't had that female voice that has come out strong for mothers. that is something that we have a huge opportunity in michigan to stand up for those moms that felt like they had gretchen whitmire in office, they thought she was going to be their advocate. she turned their back on that. for me as a mom and a woman, i have four girls in school. i have that opportunity to stand out there and really show that i'm there for those other moms. we're going to get our kids back on track. education is really important in the state of michigan right now. we're 38th in the nation and going to the bottom five states if we don't do something. >> martha: no doubt education is a huge concern. just to be clear, would you want the former president to campaign with you when you head out there given that you welcome his support? >> we've talked about it. he says he's interested in it a

we're joined now by michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson.so much for joining us. as "the washington post" reported state authorities now are investigating alleged improper equipment breaches in your state. what is the status of that investigation right now? >> well, there has been connections made between various attempts to breach our security and i think the bottom line on my end is the state chief election officer i can assure anyone any breach tabulators that were identified were decommissioned pr ed prior to t year's election. so the focus really now is building connections between the atemtd breaches and the breaches themselves to seek accountability and justice because this is going to continue, these attempts are going to continue, not just in michigan, but elsewhere until we sequences for the perpetrators. >> you're saying you took the machines out of rotation for the upcoming election. why? are you concerned they were tampered with in such a way that might have affect this upcoming vote? >> it is possible. and that's why we decommi

come november, if on the ballot michigan may be the first state with >> state constitution. . just 81 days till election day, folks. tiktok. that does it for us tonight. rachel, we'll see on monday, and i'll be back on tuesday, now it's time for the last word with ali velshi. ali, i want to say to you personally as we have the show off thank you thank you thank you for everything you've done to keep everything afloat at 9 pm. >> it has been a tremendous and to a tremendous week, alex, congratulations for that. you are in great hands with the team, it's one of the finest teams and journalism, and you've done a great job with it. and it's been my pleasure to be there. the story you just ended with, it's kind of pro marco bowl the judge basically saying, the should be in the hands of the people, so let's get it into the hands of the people, let's get it on to the docket or at least on the ballot for november. this is a difficult situation in michigan, because while it does allow for exceptions for the health, the life of the pregnant mother, doctors i've spoken with have said, ev

>> michigan patients are just confused.and yet, we are able to provide abortion services. so we spent time explaining to them why they need to register to vote if they are not, and why they need to show up to vote. and the short cut reason why they are able to get an abortion is that. we are seeing patients for multiple states where abortions are legal. those peoples stories are terrifying. things that they have gone through to get here, things that they would do to themselves if they couldn't get a safe legal abortion. there is waiting lists in illinois, michigan, pennsylvania, patients are just -- they're willing to do just about anything to be able to get into a clinic and get illegal, safe abortion. >> -- winning this initiative is not just for michigan, it is for the surrounding states as well. -- i didn't mean to interrupt. you >> not at all, rene, we appreciate your thoughts on. this rene chilly and being in with us this afternoon to help break down the situation in michigan right now. voters are heading to the polls

in michigan, that is the way it goes in michigan. roe v. wade is gone.g to fall to this 1931 law. a judge said to allow that law to stand would, quote, certainly health care system into crisis in place an undue burden on the people of michigan. the nearly a century old law known only profits abortion, but it makes it a felony punishable by up to four years in prison. it makes abortion completely illegal except when saving the life of the mother. there are no carveouts for rape and incest. michigan's democratic governor saudi riding on the wall long before the leak of the supreme court decision to overturn the decision of roe v. wade. back in april, the governor sued to stop in 1931 abortion ban from being enforced. friday's ruling is a winter peoples seeking abortions throughout the midwest. as you can see right here, illinois is the only state in the midwest that is likely to uphold a right to an abortion. long term abortion access in michigan is still up in the air. the 1931 lawless technically still on the books. it is just paused until the november e

this was our last long session day in michigan.urs, like our federal colleagues all right now to pass the 79 billion dollar state budget. i took a recess, i want to the front capitol steps. tutor vixen was holding a press conference. it said on a placard, to dixon will protect your children. i had wanted her to announce something related to gun violence, under funding in schools, or water quality, instead she talked about wanting to introduce legislation that would allow parents to sue us cool if there is a drag show at that school. not being able to cite a single example of when that has ever happened. here we are, trying to pass a budget for 10 million residents of the state. she's just introducing nonsense. it is just nonsense. it is a distraction that the democrats have to point out, loudly, to say very clearly that it is that dichotomy of we are trying to fix the economy. trying to get michiganders back to work, getting us out of the pandemic. and you are making up garbage issues! >> state senator, mallory mcmorrow of michigan

if we monitor yesterday and set of michigan friday -- i'm talking about the university of michigan, thisould be the premise that pushed the floor to your dollar. michigan expectations are due out tomorrow. just how ingrained those inflation expectations are will that solidify the narrative for 50 or read night the trade or 75 in september -- or reignite the trade for 75 in september? >> inflation expectations are becoming anchored. it could be a major problem. we are in a little bit of a war situation as it were about what went on because of the two sets of data. even if that michigan reporter is denied, we still have jobs coming and in a lot of ways jobs are really key because inflation is going to be above where it was. even if it is coming down, why would the fed stop hiking? dani: fair enough. our bloomberg mliv reporter. now let's talk to juliette saly in singapore. >> donald trump has refused to answer questions from the attorney general in an investigation into fraudulent evaluations. he invoked his fifth amendment right against self discrimination on whether you manipulated asset

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hundreds of protesters, many of them heavy lee are rushing the michigan state capital.anted, let us in, and demanded to be let on the house floor. they were trying to put pressure on michigan state lawmakers who are voting to let governor whitmer's emergency declaration expire. this is a photo that the michigan state senator took of armed protesters yelling down at them during that vote from the balcony. again, these protests were against covid restrictions and against governor whitmer herself. president trump responded to this round of armed protest by calling the protesters quote, very good people. then, a few months after that, the fbi foiled an alleged plot by two conservative militia groups to kidnap and possibly kill michigan governor gretchen whitmer. starting in june, the groups began tactical training, firearms training in combat drills. to learn how to use improvised, explosive devices. they conductive surveillance on governor whitmer's residences -- and plan to kidnap governor whitmer at her vacation home. they thought they would avoid local law enforcement i

hillsdale is in michigan, but its president is a guy named larry march -- >> larry arnn. >> larry arnn the shortlist for trump's education secretary. is that right? >> indeed, yeah. >> betsy devos got that position, but betsy devos's brother went to hillsdale. >> yeah. he went to hillsdale. he's a graduate of the school. the devos family foundations have been connected to it for a long time. you know, pretty much many of the think tanks or conservative media figures that you can think of, many of them have connections to the school. >> how is hillsdale -- talk more about the connection between hillsdale and ron desantis specifically. we know that larry arnn is a big fan of ron desantis. but hillsdale is actually in some of the florida laws regarding education. what happens there? >> absolutely. several years ago, florida decided to completely overhaul its civic standards, which is basically kind of the overarching framework that -- civics curricula would be based on in the states. they want to make it more, quote unquote, patriotic. >> we reported on that on wednesday. >> that was wond