to try to spread the spotlight on rhonda sanchez in the policies is tricky. say it lightly. it's a very damning personal moment for the governor of the third largest state. he exposed to the world's personal cruelty. and when he is 48 lives to further his ambition in the white house. it's a disgusting moment and it needs to be called. that is not easy words, there's not to censor quilting there's not two sides to this position. >> before you have about 30 seconds left, forgive me. in the state of florida they're trying to make an argument for gun safety. >> this is exactly one of the issues that desantis is running away from. wants to pass an open all political affiliations will not vote for a candidate that is not support gun safety reforms. >> this is actually a topic for latinos who are going through hispanic heritage month. we need to talk about what is killing us and it is gun violence. it is a top cause of death for latino males between the ages of 15 to 19. we are going around the state educating our communities so that they remember that they have the

apparently their flights paid for by florida. yet another republican lead state where their governor rhonda sanchez, has presidential ambitions. so many are looking at this again as a political game where publican governors with political, a presidential ambitions, perhaps trying to replay donald trump's successful playbook in 2016 when he used the border. and illegal immigration as a major way of gaining support. but again, coming all back down to the families or the once caught in the middle of all this, emily? indeed heidi, it's just an extraordinary situation to use people like this. what happens to them now that they've been taken to these cities? right. and it was a heartbreaking seen seeing children just clutching as a pillows in plastic bags with nothing. but alas, besides that in the clothes on their back arriving in this foreign city to them. many of them though, the families see this as another leg, perhaps closer to their final destinations. immediately they were picked up here by the n g o groups and taken to a nearby church where they're receiving immediate shelter who'd a place to re

joining us now, andrew warren, the duly elected state of florida, was suspended by rhonda sanchez forying the states abortion ban. andrew, great to have you with us, thank you for making time for us this evening. your reaction to the overall way ron desantis has been treating these migrants, from the start, until now. the different excuses, the rationales that him and his cronies have been trying to come up with, to try to justify this cruelty. >> look, there are many allegations out there. there has been a lot of incidents that are, at best, political stance. at worst, crimes have been committed. so, it's important that we have a search for the truth here. to make sure that all the facts come out, and the best way to find the truth, is in a court of law. not on a campaign rally, not where the governor can just go on fox news, and say whatever he wants. but, in a court of law. it's good that we have court cases that have been filed, we have our case going to court against governor now, and they will have to stand trial with floridians, with regards to my suspension. >> do you think, b

to republican governor seeking reelection, florida's rhonda sanchez and greg abbott of texas, transported dozens of migrants from their respective states to washington and massachusetts martha's vineyard, in the case of desantis says that he intends to escalate the relocations and may ultimately collaborate with abbott. you said on the house overland security, where does the agency come down on this? >> well, i think the agency recognizes that the route of what is happening with both our, with immigration and with these what these two governors are doing. you call it transporting, some people refer to it as trafficking. we need to see our agencies, federal agencies, to look at it for what it is. and to use the resources to you ensure that these two governors that have so little regard for human life, who have so little regard for the rule of law, to be held accountable. thank god that these immigrants were greeted warmly and that's in at least doesn't martha's vineyard who want to do something to protect them. they didn't know where they were going, reverend. and they were misled. as to w

we'll have to see what happens with the hispanic community that as i said has supported rhonda sanchez. what will happen as they learn that a lot of these venezuelans are being sent somewhere else. rhonda scent is with the messaging saying that he doesn't want them coming to places like south florida. then there's also talk about a solution. how do you solve the immigration problem? one of those possible solutions that was brought up by the mexican president with the change immigration system and perhaps create a new work visa for the migrants are coming into the united states. just one of the solutions that has been suggested yasmin. >> quickly though. have you asked if they would continue to vote for rhonda scent is if he continues kind of these antics and using these migrants as political pause? >> i have. in fact, another myth that is voter earlier. i said supported him in the past -- he said yes and what you can do the next election. he said i don't know. i'm in shock. i think everyone is processing what it's happening right now. >> interesting. quite a venegas for us. thank you,

this is where it rhonda sanchez and republicans from florida, they love to talk about venezuela.very night. but where is the compassion then? what about dropping's actions on venezuela? no republican is going to vote for dropping sanctions on venezuela, even though it is leading to medicine shortages. that would be a step. but no, of course they're not interested. logic doesn't work for them like it does for the rest of us. >> i'm so glad you brought up that point. let's be honest. ron desantis would never have dared to do that with cuban migrants in florida. he knows that cuban americans have a tremendous amount of political clout in florida and he would have paid a substantial political price for a stunt like that that the humanizes humans. he knows that venezuelans perhaps don't have the same kind of political agency in this country, so we can dehumanize them without necessarily worrying about the political consequences. that shows you just how deprived of an act all of this is. kaitlan, republican governors, they sent these migrants north, like thinking -- that they were trea

moments ago we heard from governor rhonda sanchez, who said this is imminent.s absolutely heading right towards florida's gulf coast, and things are already dire. unfortunately the focus on the devastating impacts that storm surge could have on areas right by the water like where we are standing anywhere from five to 10 ft of storm search can be deadly and catastrophic. it's why we already know of hundreds of thousands of people under mandatory evacuations more than 2.5 million under some sort of evacuation order at this time, and we're only expecting that number to grow as we continue to see hurricane ian make a shift. it's been moving east over the last several days, and unfortunately now it looks like it's going to hit anywhere between tampa bay down to southwest. florida but the concern truly has been up to this point, not only the impacts of that storm surge but getting people who live anywhere near the water as far inland and to higher ground as possible. some suggest at least 20 miles inland. if not further, they're asking that you please take this . ser