rick scott, as you said, did do the right thing.gned that law that temporarily raised the age to buy a rifle in florida. that's now been wiped away by the current governor. do lawmakers admit behind the scenes what they're doing is wrong? >> they used to. i had many republicans a few years ago who used to cry with me. listen, they are beholden to a lobby, i'll just end with this. pay attention to the motivation of who you listen to. there are people like us, our motivation is to stop the next one. there is the motivation of the gun lobby, and the legislators who are beholden to it. their motivation is to sell the next gun. okay. that's the difference between them and us. and so it's the reason we wrote the book american carnage. america isn't this way. it wasn't always this way. we are history of our country is a history of one with gun safety laws on the books. the past 20 years have been terribly deadly for us. we have to get back there and start with voting in 2024. >> yeah. and gun safety laws that the nra way back when used to

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rick scott will join us lufb. one of 43 senators who wrote that let early. >> this hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> new this morning, vladimir putin delivering a defiant speech on victory day as his invasion of ukraine continues to struggle. >> the annual military parade noticeably scaled down. victory day celebrates the soviet union's triumph over nazi germany and russia usually flexes its military might. this year it was only one tank from world war ii and no flyovers of fighter jets, bombers in his speech, accuse the west of unleashi war agains the russian mother land. it comes days after a mysterious drone attack on the kremlin hours before putin's speech russia launched cruise missiles at ukraine's capital. let's bring in matthew chance to start us out. as someone who covered all things putin and moscow so closely, what was your take? >> well, i think you're right, poppy. definitely much smaller than we have seen in years past. i think 8,000 troops this year. 12,000 last year, for instance. th

we've got some important republican senate seats to hold like senator rick scott in florida and we willto support him and senator ted cruz in texas. then we got some interesting braces and we will see in six months how it will shake out. montana has a potential to pick up a republican in west virginia , we are watching to see what senator manchin does and will that open up for mr. mooney to jump in west virginia. ohio, indiana, we will probably land somewhere between six-and 12 races we get involved in. a lot of that will be more clear as the map forms. as voters way into the primary season host: as well. you also weigh in on house races? guest: the margins in the house for republicans are different than it has been in decades. they will ensure that publicans maintain control of the house and hopefully grow that margin of support under speaker mccarthy and allow more comfortable majority to get things done that are needed to turn the country around and hopefully that's done in concert with a republican-controlled congress. host: given the current debt debate in the looming potential for

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me dijo el senador rick scott. >> en 2018 el entonces presidente donald trump enviÓ 5.000 tropas a laroversia a la casa blanca. >> si la prioridad del presidente es tratar de manera humanitaria a los inmigrantes ¿no estarÍa mandando trabajadores sociales, sicÓlogos, jueces y abogados en vez de militares? le preguntÉ a la portavoz presidencial. >> (hablan en inglÉs).. >> mientras este experto cree que el despliegue de fuerza esÁa destinado a los traficantes de personas. >> sobre todo contra los coyotes, para decirles que si estamos vamos en serio en el cambio en la polÍtica migratoria en la frontera y que va a ser muy difÍcil cruzar. >> miles lo han empeÑado todo, se juegan la vida y vienen en camino. >> dos aclaraciones clave que hizo hoy el pentÁgono es que estos militares desplegados sÍ van a estar armados pero solamente en caso de que tengan que defenderse, para defensa personal. la segunda es que estÁn estudiando ya cÓmo reemplazarlos ya sea por reservistas o contratistas. >> en washington, cristina londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >> y hablemos de salud, la soledad en estados unidos

acabaron de construir el muro, mantuvieron las luces, cÁmaras e infraestructura dijo el senador rick scottenar a la actual administraciÓn si sigue con estos planes. llevamos la controversia a la casa blanca. si la prioridad del presidente es tratar de humanitaria a los inmigrantes no estarÍa mandando trabajadores sociales, y otros trabajadores en vez de militares le preguntÉ a la portavoz. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> mientras este experto cree que el despliegue de fuerza esÁa destinado a los traficantes de personas. >> para decirle a los coyotes vamos en serio en el cambio de polÍtica migratoria en la frontera que va a ser difÍcil de cruzar. >> miles lo han empeÑado todo, se juegan la vida y vienen en camino. . >> dos aclaraciones clave que hizo hoy el pentÁgono es que estos militares desplegados sÍ van a estar armados pero solamente en caso que tengan que defenderse, para defensa personal. la segunda es que estÁn estudiando ya cÓmo reemplazarlos ya sea por reservistas o contratistas. en washington, cristina londoÑo, noticias telemundo. >> gracias cristina, seguimos hablando del tema mig

stuart: senator rick scott responding to the naacp's travel advisory.quote this, florida opening toward socialism communist and those that enable them before traveling to flo florida, understand the state of florida devalues and marginalizes the contribution and challenges faced by socialists and others who work in the biden administration. your black man living in florida, have you come across any hostility of the naacp's talks? >> no. this conversation is to give us, naacp treatment is stupid. i don't know why they thought it would be a winning issue especially considering third-largest population of black people in any state happens to be in florida. floridians especially starting businesses and their kids are driving in our schools and able to live their lives from government overreach. if there's anything for should be concerned about, it's conditions in portland, oregon or los angeles or chicago, illinois or new york city, they should be concerned about that and implications on black kids and implications and safety and security. maybe naacp shoul

. >> rick scott is trying to spin it on the naacp with a travel warning for socialists, let me be clear, any attempts to spread oppression and poverty that socialism brings will be rebuffed by florida. attempts to spread socialism in north florida will fail an be met with laughter and mockery. it is entirely unclear desantis plans to change his approach because, as we've seen, the months leading up to tonight's announcement have been carefully scripted with lines like this one. >> our mantra is we do not ever surrender to the woke mob because we've made the state of florida the place where woke goes to die. >> we will find out how much of the early desantis platform is about policy and how much is about donald trump tonight at 6:00, bill. >> bill: got it. here we go. thank you, peter, nice to see you north lawn. >> dana: for more let's bring in ken cuccinelli, former homeland security secretary. president trump at 53%, desantis 21%. everyone else in the single digits. at this point do you believe that you have a two-man race for the primary on the republican side? >> dana, that's how th

not so, right, with rick scott. >> reporter: that's right. i think you meant tim scott here. >> sorry. tim scott. >> reporter: tim scott has great relationships with lawmakers on capitol hill in a way that ron desantis did not and never did, including here serve as a house member of the far right freedom caucus. there is that philosophical element as well that ali was pointing to, tim scott represents the type of party, the party of business, party of optimism, not a party defined by culture wars. mike brown calling him intelligent, unifier, someone who can win independents. republicans have a disagreement on january 6th and his election lies. senator john thune, the second ranked republican, a member of leadership and close deputy of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. all these republicans are skeptical of trump and want to stop him can read a poll and say that ron desantis is their best option to do that. they're not sold on ron desantis' brand of politics. they don't want a standard-bearer waging battles with the business community and

rick scott going after democrats tweeting shame on them for refusing to support our brave law enforcement officers. shame on those two. >> absolutely shameful. cori bush with all the money she spend for private security to not acknowledge the value that our law enforcement officers across the nation bring. is there need for additional training? officers who made mistakes? sure. the majority of officers are honorable. city of chicago in 2021 announced by david brown that 76 officers were either shot or shot at in the city of chicago. it is terrible what's going on. the fact that law enforcement is not respected in that city and across the nation. i am happy to see that so many officers are out to support this beautiful young lady who chose to put her life on the line to help and protect those within the city of chicago. she was such an honorable woman and i'm so sorry to see what has happened and i hope that something like this isn't something that we will continue to see happen in chicago and across the nation. >> harris: david, i want to come to you. it is national police week. one might

as good as rick scott was, this is what i did what i did during the pandemic. this is what i did.hat you did. what our conversations were. >> ainsley: desantis is young. three children. three decades younger than trump and biden. the former president trump says is he too young. suggested he might have more of a bright political future until the end of his term in 2026. >> steve: because is he governor in florida. is he probably going to do the official announcement in the town called dunedin which is his hometown probably next week. >> steve: on friday of this week, i'm going to take the poll of the people of florida. i'm going to be having breakfast with friends attic can i 52. it's a tiki bar right ron desantis is going to have a big speech 8: 30 on friday morning. >> ainsley: why pray tell are you the only one going to the tiki bar. >> steve: it's summer i'm going. >> ainsley: we need to take the show on the road. >> steve: i'm going to be on a boat and jet skis. >> ainsley: rub it in. >> steve: i'm going to have a drink with a umbrella in it. >> brian: what a huge budget. >> a

about the democrats trying to recruit nba legends, dwayne wade and grant hill, trying to recruit rick scotttion contribute? it's one factor, but how big of a factor can it be? >> name recognition reduces the amount of money you spend to build name recognition, which can be expensive. if you take sarah hughes on long island, i spoke to her earlier today, she's going to be a compelling candidate. she's raising a family in long island, trying to represent an area, if you consider long island represented by four republican men, making decisions about women in sports, making decisions about gun control, and she's trying to represent an area where mccarthy, tragedy hit her family in a mass shooting on the long island railroad. the incumbent voted against gun control, and i'm running against him so i can make a difference. she's trying to do something similar. you have the sister of the governor of michigan running in the hudson valley, so i think name recognition is important. also have compelling story, compelling narrative, strong message, those things actually get you to 41%. the name recognit

what every other state, including governors like bill lee in tennessee have done, including what rick scottrkland. we are in crisis and the leaders in texas are doing absolutely nothing to prevent the leading cause of death amongst children in america. amy: i want to end by asking about president biden's announcement yesterday that he is sending 1500 more troops to the u.s.-mexico border ahead of next week's end and of title 42 pandemic policy which he and trump used the block most access to asylum-seekers. your response? he has gotten pushback not only from republicans criticizing him, but democrats as well. >> i support the president. title eight works. title 42 does not. the fact is what title 42 is, it created a situation where immigrants were finding a side door, crossing the river rather than going and asking for asylum in a proper way. at the end of the day, we certainly have an immigration problem that needs to be fixed in washington. we have 13 million undocumented that have been here for years. that needs to be addressed. there are a million dreamers. we had to fix that situation.

brought your signature style to interviews here at home like with senator rick scott. han agreed to pay $75,000 in a fine on top of the one he earned from the company, soldier boy, the s.e.c. also charged jus tin sun with securities fraud, market manipulation -- >> that's kaitlan laughing at me. >> unable to pronounce the names of celebrities. almost made me not be able to finish that read. >> in all seriousness, the gift of this show for me has been you. thank you for the laughs, the fun, the many star bucks order, mostly the friendships. i was reminded of this article i read from my hometown paper in 2015, it was when fleetwood mack was going back on tour together and stevie knicks said this of her friend christy mcvie, i never want her to ever go out of my life again. it has nothing to do with the music and everything to do with her and i as friends. i feel the same. i'm so proud of you. i can't wait to see you shine in primetime. >> and what picture is in your office? >> them. because you gave it to me like the third week of our show. it will remain in my office. i

and then you have senator rick scott issuing a travel advisory for socialists to florida, warning florida is openly hostile to socialists. vivek, this is after the naacp's own travel warning saying black americans shouldn't go to florida. and the chair of the n a aacp lives in panel that -- tampa and, you know, thousands of black-owned immigrants, black -- black-owned businesses, black immigrants, that population more than six other states combined. you see the attacks pointing now at desantis. >> yeah, look, i think these are two very different sets of attacks. on clear, i think it is downright wrong to use the power of the police state to arrest one's political opponents. whether you're democrat or republican,s that is chilling. that is wrong, and i've said if i'm elected president, i would pardon if trump. not just trump, but anyone who is a victim of a politically motivated persecution through prosecution. the rest of it gets back to what all of us face. liz, i've faced a lot of this. look at the way the media covers ron desantis, the new yorker writes about me. on that level i say if

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some lawmakers, senator rick scott, a republican, is saying that we need 40 more days, for the extensionto try to get a deal. what the white house be open to? >> i am not going to negotiate here on tv, but i will say is congress's responsibility to adjust and do so without conditions. nonnegotiable, the reason why the president has been safe for months now that we got to take the possibility of the fall off the table. as you detailed there, the consequences of default are severe. there is not a person in america would not feel the impact of a. we'd likely go into a recession, we see mortgage rates and credit card rates and small business rates go up, social security checks, payments for military members would be in jeopardy, so the consequences are severe. at the same time, the president has made completely clear for months, again, the is perfectly willing to sit down with speaker mccarthy and all the congressional leadership to have a conversation about tax and spending policy about our budget. he's laid out our budget in early march, set in detail that the spending program he's in favo

and look at what rick scott did in florida after the parkland shootings there. you talk about states, so let's end on your state. the cdc data shows that louisiana had the second highest firearm mortality rate by state as 2021. 21.9%. over 1,300 firearm deaths in your state. do you want to see more done on this in your state? >> absolutely. and in the uvalde response bill, we created funds for the states, such as mine, to have more resources to enforce restraining orders, for example. the husband, who's estranged who walks in and kills his family. now, he's already got a restrainrestrain i i order. there's resources in that bill to address that. by the way, i'll point out, the administration was slow to put those out. my superintendent of education said, listen, they're not letting us harden schools. i called secretary cardona. he said, we'll connect that, but have only corrected it for three states. the clear message of the bill allows states to harden schools. the administration is slow walking. we've got to enforce -- we've got to enact that bill. >> we have

even people like rick scott, a pretty conservative guy, him and republican controlled legislature in florida created massive gun legislation that helps today. governor billy, pretty conservative guy. he says we need extreme protective orders. and here you have greg abbott and dan patrick praying for all of us some more. i'm sorry, i'm just done with that. i'm just done with that. >> i was going to note as well that we are still waiting on a response from senator ted cruz and john conan, they have not yet responded to this shooting. does it get to a moment where it is just shameful? do you feel a sense of shame that they are unable to prevent these tragedies? it's getting to a point where i'm watching the hundreds if not thousands of people leaving the small like you did, we spend time in walls in america on the weekend, we watch these images of terror, ever not able to address this as a national security threat in our country that is affecting millions, millions of americans who are unable to go about their daily lives without living with the fear of being shot at a church or synagog

she did a good interview recently with rick scott, but last night, it wasn't good enough. if you're going up with trump at 8:00, primetime television, the biggest interview of your life, where was the prep? why go in as you say with that question? why were you not prepared for his lies? we knew what trump would do. this is not 2016. we haven't gone back in time in a time machine. there's no excuse for not knowing that trump is going to steamroll you, that trump is going to verbally abuse you. when he said you're a nasty person, it was almost like, tick, i was waiting for that. no way he was going to go through the night without insulting her, no way he wasn't going to mock e. jean carroll, he wasn't going to say rigged election again and again. at one point, she said it wasn't a rigged election. you can't keep saying that all night long, yes, he can, and he did. and cnn helped him. you have no plan for it. i have a chapter in my book about gish galloping. i wrote a book on this and said donald trump is the master of the gish gallop. he will steam roll you, and you can't do

some lawmakers, senator rick scott, a republican, he's saying maybe we need 30 more days.ion to try to get to a deal. would the white house be open to that? >> well, i'm not going to negotiate here on tv, but i will say that it's congress's responsibility to address the debt limit and to do so without conditions. it's nonnegotiable. the reason why the president has been saying for months now that we got to take the possibility of default off the table. as you detailed there, the consequences of default are severe. there isn't a person in america who wouldn't feel the impact of a default. we would likely go into a recession. we would see mortgage rates and credit card rates and small business loan rates go up. social security checks, payments for military members would be in jeopardy. so the consequences are severe. at the same time, the president has made completely clear for months again that he is perfectly willing to sit down with speaker mccarthy and all the congressional leadership to have a conversation about tax and spending policy, about our budget. he's laid out o

after parkland, it took rick scott, a pretty conservative guy -- it took him 23 days to enact massive gun safety legislation. governor bill lee in tennessee, right now, is telling his legislators -- he's already done an executive order, and he's requested executive legislation on extremis orders. greg abbott is not only out of touch. i don't really know what is wrong with him. i don't really know what is wrong with daniel patrick, or dave felix. i don't know if they just don't get it. i don't know if they are just so up the nra's you know what that they -- that they are just stuck in this space. all of this has become some weird article of faith to these people. and at some point, it's got to stop. how many more lives, how many more children, need to die? what is the acceptable number, greg abbott, and patrick date feel it? what is the acceptable number of -- we have 21 days left an i'm urging everyone in texas to get over to the capitol on monday, join those uvalde families i. no we are going to be there. pursues day the last day to get the age limit belong to the committee and onto

we've got some important republican senate seats to hold like senator rick scott in florida and we willto support him and senator ted cruz in texas. then we got some interesting braces and we will see in six months how it will shake out. montana has a potential to pick up a republican in west virginia , we are watching to see what senator manchin does and will that open up for mr. mooney to jump in west virginia. ohio, indiana, we will probably land somewhere between six-and 12 races we get involved in. a lot of that will be more clear as the map forms. as voters way into the primary season host: as well. you also weigh in on house races? guest: the margins in the house for republicans are different than it has been in decades. they will ensure that publicans maintain control of the house and hopefully grow that margin of support under speaker mccarthy and allow more comfortable majority to get things done that are needed to turn the country around and hopefully that's done in concert with a republican-controlled congress. host: given the current debt debate in the looming potential for

all you need to do is look at a tweet like what came out from greg abbott today or rick scott.ed about the immigration status. neither one of them said, how in the world did the guy get the a rove-15? they amplify it with their words and actions. if you go back to the last month to the shooting in tennessee, nobody wants to talk about the gun on the other side. you know what they want to talk about? transgender. and nothing to do with it, but they're the ones shout there telling all these lies, the need for personal protection, the lies around, this is who we are as americans. no, we're not. in 20 years, we have doubled the number of weapons. that's why we're in this position today. >> you know, better than anybody, there aren't any more places immune from the national crisis. >> no. >> our schools can be targeted. to be the governor of a state with uvalde and respond the way he did is even more shocking. to have some of jamie's classmates become political pinatas and become targeted, what is that like for you? >> you know, listen, i september there are evil people. unfortunate

interestingly, he's even alienated what used to be the backbone of the republican base, he's at war with rick scottubio. he's flailing about and cost his state a billion dollar investment and 3000 jobs at disney, how is that going over in florida? >> i served one term in the house with ron desantis. we should all ask, why have several members who also served, republican members, who served in the house with ron desantis decided to endorse the other guy. and you know, as a former police chief, a former crisis negotiator to hear somebody say they never back down, that's not leadership. and there's nothing courageous about that. if you really want to win, if you want to protect human life, the health, safety and well being of the american people because i believe that's what the president's primary responsible is, you better know and be wise enough to know when to back down. his war with disney, as you know, one of our top employers, millions of people come to the state of florida they're going to go through disney world whether they're on a business trip or personal vacation. where is the probusiness

senator rick scott, senator mike lee, a bunch of them did sit and have dinner together over several weeks out just how far to the right they can push the bill that ultimately got voted through a week and a half ago. kevin mccarthy doesn't actually have to pull that robin out of his hat again. especially because if they do go to the white house and no one wants to move the goalposts ahead of this tuesday meeting, every source that i talked to on the hill is very strong in their posture right now, but there is a world in which when moderate democrats in the house feel that the white house has come to a place that they think is okay on this, they could be the ones that provide the votes in this house very weird majority, to allow this not to be an unprecedented crisis. i'm skipping ahead several, you know, loop-the-loop's that we're going to do on this highway of chaos, but i do think that we could end up there just as easily as we could end up like professor was saying in a very scary place that we've never been before. i'm an optimist, a glass half full kind of girl, i like to think that's

time and again where conservatives come out of states and do amazing thing but we remember rick perry and scottker and how they fell on their face on the national stage and whatever you thought about being abling to dominate in texas or wisconsin you were not able to actually translate that. that is the big thing that's going to be a challenge for ron desantis. i think he has a campaign team that's focused on winning the early states of iowa and new hampshire and competing in south carolina. i really think, though, he needs at least one of those south carolinaians to drop out in order to compete with trump there. but that's something i think is really key about this. can he hit the ground running over the coming couple of weeks, get out there as much as possible. we've seen the schedule. he's going to all these different states. how do people respond to him? that remains to be seen. >> laura: well, sean one of the things. >> a different position. >> laura: go ahead, sure. >> yeah, so, listen, no one votes for a presidential candidate because of a congressional endorsement but the members of con

it reminds me a lot of rick perry and scott walker. both of whom were lauded as popular governors of their state, texas and wisconsin. both were principled conservatives that everybody loved. both could raise a ton of money in the course of this, and both ended up dropping out before the first vote was cast in the iowa caucuses. that is what this reminds me of. , >> is there any prefers chance, matthew, this could be a win for desantis and masks -- we are talking a lot more about them tonight than we did nikki haley or tim scott on their big nights. and if you subscribe to the donald trump world of all press 's good press? they are getting all of it. >> well i don't think that was ron desantis's plan. [laughter] >> absolutely not. >> so for donald trump it works because he has sort of been rooted in the base of his party in this. ron desantis has something to prove. and you don't prove something even if people are talking about it a lot by doing it wrong. and not presenting yourself as the candidate that can beat donald trump. that is

rick perry. we remember scott walker and these other republican candidates who were thought of as being jugger knots ran into headwinds. i think this is a real test for him, how we see his performance over the coming weeks could determine a lot about whether this is another one of those situations where you can't export the popular policies that you have in a red state to the national level. >> bret: we have learned a lot over all these election cycles. remember, rudy giuliani had the florida strategy, josh. a lot has told us to watch and wait and see how they can perform. >> yeah. so he has a lot to work with as a conservative executive in the third biggest state in the country. he has taken on public health regulations during the covid crisis that have proven to be pretty popular. he took on wokeness, and that's now what every republican talks about these days in presidential politics. but it is striking that mara was hinting at this earlier that he is going on twitter to make this announcement when he is this larger than life figure other than trump in the republican party. and, look, i remember

all of a sudden, argue rick perry from 2016? are you scott walker and 2016, not the guy who runs the nomination but flames are early. host: from arizona, this is tony. caller: thank you very much. it is inevitable that with two incumbents running it will be trump against biden. the second thing, if the elections were held today, who would win that? host: who wins today? guest: if the election is held today, it is very close. that is with the national polling suggests depending on who you look at. you either see the tide raised or provided with the narrow edge. battleground states like michigan, arizona shows that biden has a slight advantage. these are very unpopular political figures. joe biden remains unpopular among the electorate. trump remains unpopular with the electorate. when you have that kind of situation you are probably going to get a close result. we have 550 days before the election. it's good to have that reminder. we are still quite a ways away. there is campaign left to happen. tonight will be close and it will be close in to

come oe of states where they have done great things, amazinf g things.e but we remember rick perry, we remember scottalker. we remembewalkerr how they fella on their face on the national an you thought ierti about being able to dominate in texas or wisconsin, you were not ableor to actually translatethin that. that's the big thing.g that is gointhat bg to be a chao for ron desantis. team i do think that he has a campaign team that seems to be focused on winning thoseen early states of iowa and newd hampshire and competing in south carolinai really. careally think, though, that he needs at least one of those in south carolinians to drop outats re order for him to compete with donald trump there. but that's something that i think is realley about y key aboutomin this. can he hitup the ground running over this coming couple ofle o week s, you know, get out there as much as possible? we've seen the schedule. going t he's going to all these different states . how do people respond to him?? that remains to be seen. >> laura >> ocean position. now, go ahead.: sureh, question. r yeah, sure.tial yeah, because

. >> rick, trump actually wished tim scott good luck following his announcement.g and how he's been treating desantis. what do you make of trump's different approach to these two men? >> well, donald trump thinks that tim scott is weak. here is the thing, he does have a $20 million war chest that's going to make a big difference in the states that he's already going to be advertising in as ali said. ali is right, he has to introduce himself and what he's doing now is inoculating himself very strongly against future trump attacks. the problem for trump is that trump probably will not win iowa because the large majority of the caucusgoer constituency there is pro-life and is pro-christian. he didn't win the last time. and this time he's done everything he can to offend them. and tim scott is very appealing to that group. and so tim scott could win two of three of the caucus -- of the early states if he plays his cards right, which would be iowa and his home state of north carolina, of course, he has a home state competitor there, nikki haley. but he's also offering

all of a sudden, you start to -- argue rick perry in 2016? are you scott walker in 2016? you are not the guy who's going to win the nomination but the guy who flames out early. >> this is tony in arizona, an independent. good morning. >> thanks very much. you both are great. two quick questions, is this inevitable that two incumbents run that is going to be trump against biden? the second thing, if the election were held today, i know it's not, we would win that? thank you. >> who wins today? >> [laughter] if the election is held today, it's very, very close. that is what the national poll and suggests depending on who you look at. you will either see a tight race or biden with a very narrow edge. i think the battleground polling in states like georgia and michigan and wisconsin, arizona would suggest that biden maybe has the slightest advantage. the reality is that these are two very unpopular political figures. joe biden remains unpopular. trump remains unpopular among the electorate. when you have that situation, you are probably a going to get a close result. as john

rick, molly, i had to have you here to break this down. tim scott's message is the following.om and hope and opportunity. how does that kind of sunshine and roses platform resonate with deep maga supporters who live for trump's hate-based politics? >> it worked great for marco rubio in 2016, right? look, this is a party that has changed fundamentally. they're not about the uplift. they're not about compassionate conservatism. they're not about this idea that you're going go and inspire republican base voters. what do they want now? they want to be fed bucks of chum off the dock so they can circle around it and eat it like sharks. that's what they want. they want the spectacle, the craziness, the ugliness, the cruelty. that's what they want. and tim scott, his message today in another world, in an alternate universe, he would be the front-runner. but unfortunately, he can't get past a republican base that is dedicated to something very, very different than what he is preaching today. >> molly, campaigning in early states, it's all about retail politics. but the only retail ron

you know, this question about ron desantis is does this all end up like rick perry's campaign or fred thompson's campaign or scott and the money, but you just can't deliver a message that ultimately works. the ron desantis campaign is a juggernaut of a campaign. it arguably has done everything right in terms of infrastructure. its messaging to dasha's point solely relies on donald trump's a loser and i can be a winner. he's yet to draw a contrast with donald trump and to do so aggressively. a lot of republican voters are going to say i'll stick with the old guy. >> you wrote a story about a different aspect of the desantis fund-raising. it's actually about his administrative staff, not his campaign staff soliciting money, tell us about that. >> yeah, this a scoop first nosed out by our colleague matt dixon, what happened here is that ron desantis's administration officials were putting out solicitations to florida lobbyists, putting out donation links that could be tracked as basically bundling codes is what it's called. basically the idea was the governor's staff was telling these lobbyists time to pony up to th

i would say to answer your question a tim scott direction lining right now. >> martha: so let me ask you, rick after ron desantis on social media the past several weeks, actually. what does that tell you and do you like that? does that make you feel good about supporting him or do you wish he wouldn't do that? where do you stand on that? >> i think that's probably the single biggest issue with president trump that most people would tell you. i personally don't care for it. but i don't know that it bothers me. it bothers a lot of people. a lot of people say i'm behind 95% of his policy. we're grateful for what he's done, from people of all different walks of life. i could do without the noise. >> martha: are you persuadable or are you decided? i talked to ken cuccinelli who is working on the pac for ron desantis. they have a tough job ahead of them. a lot of people support president trump have no interest in changing their mind. are you in that category? >> i would like to think i'm persuadable, although i find it hard to believe there's somebody that is going to line up with policy, for me bet

all of a sudden, argue rick perry from 2016? are you scottand 2016, not the guy who runs the nomination but flames are early. host: from arizona, this is tony. caller: thank you very much. it is inevitable that with two incumbents running it will be trump against biden. the second thing, if the elections were held today, who would win that? host: who wins today? guest: if the election is held today, it is very close. that is with the national polling suggests depending on who you look at. you either see the tide raised or provided with the narrow edge. battleground states like michigan, arizona shows that biden has a slight advantage. these are very unpopular political figures. joe biden remains unpopular among the electorate. trump remains unpopular with the electorate. when you have that kind of situation you are probably going to get a close result. we have 550 days before the election. it's good to have that reminder. we are still quite a ways away. there is campaign left to happen. tonight will be close and it will be close in to your qu

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rick perry will run again? okay. and nikki haley? sure. today another south carolina republican senator tim scott announced with a big weird hoot, he announced that he will join the race. >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm low country welcome to the man i am blessed to call uncle timmy, your united states senator, tim scott! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, north charleston! i know we have the longer tape. can we play just that part again? do you have that? >> hello north charleston! ♪ when it's time to change ♪ >> that was a rough first three seconds of his presidential campaign for south carolina tim scott. maybe it was just a couple of rough first few seconds. maybe in the end he will do great. it worked out for peter brady in the end. he got through it. it was tough. for now, it is the former president who is the far out front-runner. while he is in lots of trouble with criminal courts, state court, federal court. whether or not that makes the far right republican base voters like him even more, him being the standard bearer for his party, it just isn't good news for his party. i me

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i mean maybe rick perry is going to run again, okay, and nikki haley, sure. today another south carolina republican, senator tim scott, announced with a big weird hoot, he announced he's going to join the race. >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm low country welcome to the man i'm blessed to call uncle timmy, your united states senator, tim scott. >> thank you. >> hello, north charleston! can crow just play -- i know we have the longer tape we just played. do we have the shorter version. do you guys have that? >> hello, charleston! >> hello, charleston, when it's time to change you've got -- there was a rough first three seconds of his presidential campaign for south carolina senator tim scott. but who knows -- who knows maybe it was just a rough first couple of seconds. maybe in the end he will do great. it worked out okay for peter brady in the end. he got through it, it was tough but -- for now it is the former president who is the far-out front-runner for his party's presidential nomination. and while he is going through the bottom lands in terms of his legal troubles in civil court, in criminal court, in

rick perry is going to run again? okay? and nikki haley? sure? today, another south carolina republican, senator tim scottnced with a big weird hoot, he announced that he is going to join the race. >> ladies and gentlemen. please give a warm low country welcome to the man that i am blessed to call united states senator, tim scott. [applause] [screaming] [applause] >> thank you. >> hello north charleston! [laughter] can we just play that, i know we have the longer tape that we just play, do we have a shorter version? can we play that small part one more time? do you have that? [screaming] [laughter] >> hello charleston! ♪ ♪ ♪ that was a rough first three seconds. of his presidential campaign. or south carolina senator, tim scott. but who knows? who knows? maybe it was just a rough first couple of seconds, maybe in the end he will do great. it worked out okay for peter brady in the end, he got through, it it was tough. for now, it is the former president who is the far out front runner for his party's presidential nomination. and while he is going through the bottom lens, in terms of his legal troubles in c

i'm scott wapner we begin with turning the page on may and we have two big interviews to set you up for the months ahead rick rieder joins. he'll give us a read on the markets and the fed. bill miller, iv, we'll get his take on the ai trade, crypto and more we're watching d.c. as the debt ceiling vote gets under way. here is your score card with 60 minutes to go. the final day of the month, a whimper. major averages all in the red. tech taking a bit of a breather and cyclical areas getting hit as concerns of another possible rate hike continue to swirl. >>> that leads us to the talk of the tape whether summer is likely to bring a swoon or surge of stocks let's ask dan greenhouse welcome back. >> thank you. >> we're about to embark in the summer selloff, swoon or surge? >> there's a lot of technical reasons to think we're up against the 4,200 level is what everybody speaks about we've had a pretty good rally. attitudes about the next fed hike, you could make a case for a selloff in the lower part of the range. >> you think we're in a better place than we were months ago? you've been reasonably cautious. does

i'm scott wapner we begin with turning the page on may and we have two big interviews to set you up for the months ahead rickins. he'll give us a read on the markets and the fed. bill miller, iv, we'll get his take on the ai trade, crypto and more