stuart: senator rick scott from florida. thank you.ice president mike pence holds a double-digit lead over florida governor ron desantis according to a survey from harvard university and the harris poll. the survey of 490 registered republicans puts pence at 32%, desantis at 20%, ted cruz finished third at 14% but that is without donald trump in the picture. what if mister trump runs? different story, fall so he has a commanding lead with 58% compared to pence at 13%, desantis 9, nikki haley, marco rubio tying for fourth place with 3% each and on a separate issue according to the bookies president biden's odds to re-sign during his first term has gone up from 17% to 25% problems - probably won't happen but an interesting side note. stuart: you can bet on anything these days. look at target, stock price, it'll changed, up a couple books. they are expecting their employees collectively to work a total of 5 million additional hours this holiday season. that is hard work. still looking to hire 100,000 more seasonal employees. lots of work

. >> i remember back in cpac in, like, february, rick scott was like let's stay in the role as much ashe gop primaries that we think might be referendums on trump. what we see on the ground from ohio to north carolina and those senate races to the virginia governor's race that the base of the party is still with trump, the candidates are still trying to be trumpian. and the template is who is the most like trump. when it comes to those endorsements, rick scott might just have to endure with them for the time being. >> whether he gets in or not, he is still looming over it all. that's it for "inside politics: sunday." the weekday show is noon eastern. up next is "state of the union" with jake tapper and dana bash. ron klain and republican congressman adam kinzinger. thanks again for sharing your moment with us. a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines fo

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. [ laughter ] rick scott is worried that fighting climate change will destroy jobs.hich, even if that was true, which it isn't, you know what else will destroy jobs? armageddon. [ laughter ] our jobs are going to be hunting for canned food like viggo mortensen in "the road" if we don't fix this. and by the way, why is anyone listening to these guys? you gay marriage was going to d- destroy the fabric of society. and that obamacare would kill your grandmother. with the december panels. and that covid would wash away. they're 0 for everything. [ laughter ] you'd think these politicians who call themselves "conservatives" might want to conserve. even on the off-chance that al gore and every reputable climate scientist is right about global warming, bringing fires and floods and all this horrible stuff, isn't that chance worth being safe and investing in things like renewable energy? [ chers and applause ] wouldn't that be the "conservative" thing to do? because if it isn't, if you don't believe -- well, that probably won't happen -- you shouldn't be wearing a seat belt

elizabeth: senator rick scott, attorney general ashley mooddy, good to see you.er this hour the botched afghanistan pullout. the generals testifying again before house armed services. the pentagon chiefs say it was the state department's call not to start evacuations sooner. we still have americans left behind terror lines. we're reporting that the taliban said to u.s. you can take over security at the kabul airport. that is tricky stuff for the white house. senator bill hagerty will talk about this. the biden agenda hitting the rocks. nancy pelosi may delay tomorrow's vote on infrastructure. they don't have the vote. ridicule mounting of the democrats magical claims their five 1/2 trillion in new spending will cost zero. if that is the case, then why do you want to raise taxes on the middle class, and why do you want to get the irs to snoop every everyone's bank accounts? that story is next. >> they want to raise 3 1/2 trillion, but if you look at the numbers it is really five trillion f they want to pay for all of that they have to go after people with lower ne

hearing from rick scott. what z day did i say it was? 9/22/21. nice weather right at the beginning. not humid. i like it but it is ominous. supposed to spend around $6 trillion what about the infrastructure bill a huge issue if they get their way. progressives aren't going to vote for it. i don't know how from both sides. not only the first day of fall but fed day today. along with economic and interest rate forecast around 2:00 p.m. eastern time followed by a news conference at 2:30 the fed getting ready to announce it is pairing back $20 million in securities and mortgage backed securities more coming up at 7:00 a.m. eastern. including some talk about when we'll see a change in interest rates. in an interview with cnbc today, jp morgan ceo said the exact time line isn't what matters >> obviously inflation isn'tso high everyone would have practice. >> we never had them here. on india very hard to get them on "squawk box" here. it reminds me like brad pitt won't do a crappy commercial here but over in china jamie dimon will go over there jamie, we are here for you dude. >> basically

but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approachey should be doing is giving good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level that's giving people good information. >> now this plan would also increase the amount of covid tests and masks. it would also improve care for those who contract covid-19 and would also call on states to require vaccines for all school employees reporting live in washington. i'm basil john, thank you, basil, that is the eat. if it's if you have a place with at least a 100 employees get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. so. >> we are getting an inside perspective now on how the delta variant is impacting intensive care units throughout northern california. but for says he eu has that story. >> these larger facilities are stressed. their icus are full. the positions are running around trying to take care of very sick people. >> sutter health pulmonary and critical care doctor vanessa walker providing some perspective on what it is like inside intensive care units wi

but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approach. they should be doing is giving good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level. let's give people good information. >> now, this plan would also increase the production of covid tests and masks. it would also improve care for those contract covid-19. and it also calls on states to require vaccines for all school employees reporting live in washington. i'm basil jot. basil, thank you for that. for your health tonight, the cdc estimates are the 2019 2020 flu season. >> the flu is responsible for 22,000 deaths and more than 400,000 hospitalizations. that dropped significantly last year because of covid shutdowns all across the country. but the flu is expected to return in full force this year. >> which is why doctors are once again recommending that you get your flu vaccine as soon as possible conference. dan kerman live for us in san francisco with more on that. dan. >> well, plenty of neighborhood pharmacies are already fully stocked with the fl

senator rick scott saying communist china started a new cold war with the united states, long past time for president biden to end his weak appeasement of general secretary xi, face this reality and protect american interests. the president taking heat for not allowing questions from the media after he met with prime minister boris johnson. >> a couple questions. jillian: the white house press corps did not think it was a laughing matter when the president snubbed them with one white house correspondent tweeting this disappointment. boris johnson, two for questions, president biden signal it was time for the press to leave without taking questions from his own press corps. the virtual covid meeting will take place at 11 eastern. leaders will discuss the common vision by the end of 2022. jillian: a lot of poll numbers to show you the tell what a significant story this is and what a shift it is. look at approval numbers for president biden, this is in iowa, the first in the nation. you see 62% of respondentss to this poll disapprove of his overall job performance, 31% approving. that bein

we will talk to a 25 year veteran of the massachusetts police force and florida senator rick scott, ohio jordan and leo terrel and brandon judd. to drive it home, ford's ceo joins us to announce a multibillion-dollar initiative to fuel thousands of new jobs across america and get you into something like that electric f 150 pickup truck. we hope you join us in 14 minutes and 15 seconds on the channel you trust for your morning news. the baton is yours. todd: a new tip on the whereabouts of a man wanted in connection to the disappearance and death of gabby petito. >> the news was obtained by digital. >> he was close to his parents house, the bounty hunter received the tip that brian could be 75 miles away in pinellas county so according to this tipster brian and his parents went into fort they soto park so three people went into the parking two came out. take a listen. >> they registered, went through the gate on camera. allegedly what we are hearing is two people left on the eighth, three people came in on the sixth and two people left on the eighth. i think he has been here for sure. >>

when rick scott was governor, there was a denial by the government to allow people to talk about climate change as if it didn't exist. the former president was talking about denying climate change then, like it happens naturally. in your mind, as a young woman, very intelligent, what do you think is going to be the outcome of citizens here on this planet in the near future? i give it five months to five years if we do not get it together. guest: i am not quite that pessimistic, but it is a major challenge, educating people about climate change and having these conversations. they are difficult. and partly because our society so divided right now. we cannot have a conversation about things that appear to be fact because we no longer believe in facts. we think that there are alternate facts now, or rake fact -- fke fact -- fake facts. it is a challenge when we cannot get people to agree on basic facts, light, how do you prepare for worst storms if you have to start establishing that they are getting worse. it is a challenge. but over the course of history science wins out, the truth wins o

the bill by florida senator rick scott while dan crenshaw will introduce a companion bill in the houseims to protect americans having to provide medical records to catch a flight or do business across state lines. >> no jab no job, nearly 600 united airlines employees are facing termination after failing to comply with the carrier's covid 19 vaccine policy, 2000 other employees hanging in the balance as they challenge the airline after reportedly failed to approve their accommodation request was one of those employees, united airlines pilot laura cough joins me. it is my understanding that you have been moved from all flight you file the medical exemption from the vaccine. can you tell me a little more about your situation and what the response was from your company. >> at this time i have not been terminated. i was granted medical examination in the vaccine but the company insists that the always safe thing for me to do is go on unpaid leave until the pandemic is over which is effectively being terminated. >> how do you feel about that? how difficult will it be? how does that change y

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for several years when rick scott was the governor there was a denial totally by the government to allow people to talk about climate change, as if it didn't exist. the former president was talking about denying climate change will stop it happens anyway naturally. i'm curious in your mind as a young woman, very intelligent and scientific minded, what do you think will be the outcome of citizens on this planet in the near future? i give it five months to five years if we don't get it together. guest: i am not that pessimistic but it's a major challenge. educating people about climate change and having these conversations is difficult partly because our society is so divided. we cannot have a conversation about things that appear to be facts because we no longer believe in facts. we think that there are alternate or fake facts when there are things that are true and things not supported by evidence. it has been a major challenge making policy when we cannot get people to agree on basic facts like, are storms getting worse? how do you prepare if you have to start a conversation with let's

senate republican rick scott. senator, why not vote to advance the debt ceiling? i didn't. i believe we have got to get our house in order. i believe we have got stop this wasteful spending. you are seeing this inflation all over the country. gas prices, food prices, car prices, home prices. it's hurting the poorest families in our country this has to stop much the democrats don't opt to be responsible for this but they want to be responsible. they want to do $1.9 trillion in april. they want to do $1.5 trillion which is going to take our debt to $45 trillion. americans are not going to pay for this. and so the democrats want to suspend the debt ceiling oso nobody has to vote on a number. that's all they want. they don't want to be responsible. they won't tell the public the truth. they are bankrupting this country and causing significant inforeign relation for the poorest families in this country disgusting what they are doing. brian: jo expect rick scott to joint democratic caucus for behind closed door meetings. it's clear so-called moderate democrats in the ho

bring in senator rick scott. senator, great to see you. thing it looked like congress was going to be able to do is pass this bipartisan infrastructure bill, vote supposed to be tomorrow. now progressives are saying, if you can't do the build back better plan, this thing will die. what do you say? >> first off, spending is causing inflations and hurting families on fixed income. 1.9 trillion democrats did back in april or infrastructure bill less than 50% infrastructure, it is caused inflation and they do this 3.5, which is really 5.3 trillion, taxes are going to go up and cause inflation. this is a disaster. democrats are figuring this out and voters saying, i don't want my taxes to go up and this debt cannot happen. this is not good for any family in this country. >> sandra: explain that statement, democrats are figuring this out. >> yeah, look at the polls, this year has been a disaster for the democrats, border, shutting down the pipeline, shutting down schools, the covid disaster, everything is disaster for the democrats and american

you look at these ads, and they'll be and not about socialism, i saw rick scott try to get up and trye an inflation, i thought that's a sort of like endearingly old school normal politics. the cost of milk is, up and too much government money. i thought yeah that's fine you can make that argument. that's in the boundaries of normal politics right? there's no traction there, nothing, you can see that it does, nothing you can see that that's not with the based cares about. anything having to do with the broad spectrum, of the state, and the market, and all this stuff that used to make up, nothing, zero. nothing. >> that used to be the entire ball, game was arguments about the proper role of government. and should this to be done at the federal level. or perhaps would be better at the state. that's all gone now. it's now all about fermenting grievance, and the sense of vic defines a shun. usually on the part of people who live in cities and look down on people like you. that's what they get told. they're trying to replace, you they're trying to bring in dark skinned immigrants, who have

point, tammy duckworth who i a military veteran and war hero offered much needed perspective to rick scotting to his outrage. >> i just can't imagine in the history of this country, our u.s. millry would propose to leave a country without our citizens coming out first. i mean, have we ever done that before? >> i do want to note that my family and i were in cambodia until the very end. i'm an american. i was born in thailand but my father worked for the united nations and to answer my colleague's question, my father chose to stay as long as people to help the cambodiaen people as long as people and he left after american troops left. >> mike dr. today's hearing was the first time general milley responded to the reporting from bob woodward and robert costa the steps he took to ward off an attack strike. reacting to intelligence showing the chinese believed the u.s. was plotting to secretly attack him,illey spoke twi in an effort to cool tensio. i kn, i am ctain that presiden trump did n intd to aack t cnese and i is directed responsibility and it was myirecte respsibility by the secretary to

this committee is filled with a lot of ambitious politicians, people like tom cotton, john holy, rick scottthis might be one of the only opportunities to do so. think they is the general situation when it comes to the big hearing that will take place at the senate armed services tomorrow. >> no shortage of questions for milley. it's a big week on capitol hill and we're in. ing closer to the possibility of a government shutdown. how do you see this play out? will the government close? >> i don't think so, jon. the senate as you noted in your opening will vote tonight on a continuing resolution which also raises the debt limit. that won't pass. that will fail. then the senate will have to move to a clean government funding bill, which would preserve donald trump-era spending levels. so some republicans will be happy about that. it also will not include the debt limits. so i imagine that will pass with a large bipartisan majority. there are some questions as to whether the senate will shorten that stopgap measure from its now due to expire december 3rd. taking two or three weeks wouldn't be en

unhelpful in a general election, but the chairman of the republican national senate committee florida's rick scott was one of the eight senators to vote to overturn the election of joe biden. he's not in a position to protest. this isn't an academic concern. let's take a look at georgia where representative jodie heis is seeking to unseat brad rafsanjani he would put party over country and overturn the next election. this sickness is spreading overseas as well, like in brazil where conservative populist president bolsonaro is threatening to contest the next election in very trumpian terms. democracy is being degraded. make no mistake, this is donald trump's doing because before him no american president would have considered denying the reality of an election result. this is basic. this is foundational to democracy, folks. and it comes at the same time that foreign authoritarian nations like russia and china are claiming liberal democracy's days are over. there is no credible way to claim you love the american way of life and back this b.s. but that's what the republicans seem intent on doing. as

rick scott, republican senator, who also voted against certifying biden's win was so concerned aboutcrossings he threatened to put a hold three department homeland nominees this spring. people who could have been helping to solve the problem sooner they gotten faster senate approval. the system wasn't made for these hyperpartisan times. they're unwieldly 1,200 plus senate confirmed positions that need to be filled by incoming administration. that's increase of 59% since 1960. according to the partnership for public service. now they're tracking 801 of those positions. to date the biden administration has seen 130 of these confirmed by the senate. while 218 are sitting in limbo waiting for confirmation. and another 223 haven't even received a nomination from the administration. got too many challenges to face as a nation to have our federal government fighting with one hand tied behind its back. senators have a problem with the specific nominees qualifications, that's fine. but the abuse of senate holds to block whole slates of nominees is an obstruction obsession. and it's no surpris

senator rick scott -- and this is a real quote, i will note. this is going to be a ball. i am going to have so much fun. that's about the debt limit. senator kevin cramer. it's sort of fun to watch. snorn cornyn -- senator cornyn yesterday said that republicans would use every tool at their disposal to slow democrats on what they want. what we are trying to do is do it on our own. that's what leader schumer is working to proceed, working to move forward on. obviously, as you know, republicans have blocked that effort. so, of course, we are going to continue to press. we're not going to let up on that on republicans to do what's responsible. to protect the full faith and credit of the united states, as has been done 80 times in the past. we've also been working to do it on their own. we're continuing to work with leader schumer to do that. reporter: the push on reconciliation. jen: i won't get into additional mechanisms here. we are not going to nor should we let republicans off the hook here so we'll continue to press them on it. reporter: one of the things senator manchi

but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approach. >> they should be doing is given good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level. let's give people good information. >> now, this plan would also add. to that surplus in one end of adding the possibility of increasing the amount of masks and also covid tests available. it would also strengthen excuse me would improve care for those who are who do contract covid-19. and it would also entice the states in order to make those vaccine mandates applicable to school teachers reporting live in washington. i'm basil john and basil. what did the president also say about people wearing masks on flights on airplanes. >> well, the president did reiterate the fact that he does want these mask mandates to stay in place in a lot of federal locations. >> and he said that if anybody does violate those mask rules when they are on planes. the tsa will subject them to double the fines that are already in place. isil. john live for us in washington, dc thank you s

thank you and thank you for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> you, rick scott and ron desantis are the bravest -- >> bravery is what they do in afghanistan. >> i'm not well known. if someone would take my picture with you, i would love it. >> absolutely. can we take it? >> make it good. >> you'll be fine. >> we spend our winter in florida. >> where? >> ft. myers beach. we absolutely love the governor. >> he does a great job. it's not just the weather. tell everybody. the weather is a big deal. >> it's the leadership. >> southwest florida is gorgeous, absolutely. >> -- >> how long have they been there? >> eighty-eight years now. >> they're veterans down there now. >> more importantly, my navy s.e.a.l. buddies in jacksonville don't believe i'm here right now. can i get a picture? >> absolutely. >> they're big fans of you. >> i'm a bigger fan of theirs. >> good luck in the future. >> appreciate it. >> i just wanted to shake your happened. >> i appreciate you having that kind of confidence in me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. that's very nice. >> -- >> thank you. i enjoy doing this. i

. >> in florida it is republican governor rick scott broke with the president and with the nra. >> theed marjorie stoneman douglas public safety act raises the minimum age from 18 to 21 to buy a rifle. >> the school safety law put in place. it started spreading gun legislation all over the country. >> despite being the newest target of the nra the vermont governor said he is not backing down. >> getting a gun in illinois just got harder why the governor signed two gun measures. >> the governor said she is proud that they have gun control legislation sinsz florida's mass shooting. >> we started to push the importance of midterm elections. ♪ >> speak out. vote. because what if checking a box could save a life? >> elected officials are not in charge. we can vote them out. whenever we want to. >> we have candidates running primarily on gun violence prevention like lucy mcbath. >> i was afraid. i will always just be a mother on a mission. i have never run for a federal office before but i felt it was more of a tragedy not to even try to save people's lives. and that even if i didn't win mak

senator rick scott, and this is a real quote i will note.ramer, it sort of fun to watch. and senator koerber said it republicans will use every tool at their disposal to slow democrats from doing it on their own. that's what leader schumer is working to move forward on. and honestly as you know, republicans have blocked that effort. so of course we are going to continue to press, we won't let up on that on republicans to do with responsible, to protect the full faith and credit of the united states as has been done many times in the past. it also been working to do it on their own and keep working with leader schumer to get that done. i'm not going to get into additional mechanisms here. so we will continue to press them on it. >> one of the things that senator manchin said today were concerns that he had around 3.5 number are how it would impact inflation in the economy and i'm curious, what the white house thinks of that concern and what you've done to convey that. >> we conveyed what he said privately and what you conveyed publicly which

republican senator pushing back against president biden's federal covid vaccine mandates a bill by rick scottravel agencies requiring proof of covid vaccinations. this as house speaker nancy pelosi added a vaccine enforcement into the democrat spending plan would allow governments to fine companies 70 to $700,000 per violation. the biden administration is making a new push to end former president trump's remain in mexico policy. dhs saying it plans to terminate the process, quote: in the coming weeks. this as officials warn a large are carry van of 60,000 haitian migrants are making their way through central america to the u.s. right now. okay. it's official. it jamie spears is out. a judge ruling to immediately suspend him from his role in britney's conservatorship. the 13 year long time period during which most of the time jamie was in complete control of the pop legend personal medical and personal affairs. will fans erupting outside the courthouse as the news broke. britney posted this video on instagram she is quote on cloud and celebrated by taking her first ever flying lesson. and now

when rick scott was governor, there was a denial by the government to allow people to talk about climateas if it didn't exist. the former president was talking about denying climate change then, like it happens naturally. in your mind, as a young woman, very intelligent, what do you think is going to be the outcome of citizens here on this planet in the near future? i give it five months to five years if we do not get it together. guest: i am not quite that pessimistic, but it is a major challenge, educating people about climate change and having these conversations. they are difficult. and partly because our society so divided right now. we cannot have a conversation about things that appear to be fact because we no longer believe in facts. we think that there are alternate facts now, or rake fact -- fke fact -- fake facts. it is a challenge when we cannot get people to agree on basic facts, light, how do you prepare for worst storms if you have to start establishing that they are getting worse. it is a challenge. but over the course of history science wins out, the truth wins out. the