conservative nonprofit organization affiliated with florida senator rick scott. >> alright,. now i'd like to introduce somebody who i think is doing a fabulous job as leader of the senate, senator thune from south dakota. he has a really good team of people. it's not the easiest job in the world. with the new administration, so we have an unbelievable number of nominations to get done. so he has to corral 50 one votes, has to deal with the democrats trying to slow and abstract everything. we have to get the debt ceiling done. he is doing a fabulous job trying to get everybody together. we have to get 51 votes. he is doing everything he can. leader john thune. [applause] >> thank you, rick. thank you for your leadership, rick scott, as prior never of the state of florida, did some transformational things in terms of the economy there. i remind him of this when he was running for governor in 2010, we campaigned together down in florida and he said i was the only senator that campaigned for him in florida for governor in 2010. he's done fabulous job there and a great addition to

charlie: florida senator rick scott joins us, thanks for joining us.nt is it that dhs go after, and other agencies, go after these leakers inside federal government agencies that are undermining the administration's effort to make arrests and deport criminal aliens? >> it is very important, common sense, accountability, transparency, what kristi noem is doing is saying who in their right mind wants to keep criminals in this country and why would somebody tell homeland security want to help criminals that are killing american citizens. we watched laken riley's parents, there has been no accountability, there's going to be accountability across the country. if you are ill legal, you don't have a right to be in this country, you don't have a right, come in here legally. we need to work on it, democrats should help us. traffickers, democrats wanting to defend it, democrats are being known for what the american public don't want. the american public once transparency and accountability. charlie: if you work for the executive branch thwarting the exact forgi

republican senator rick scott joins jake. plus, will senate democrats miss their chance to block trump? senator andy kim on state of the union coming up next. >> whiplash a head spinning. >> week of pronouncements and reversals. >> they go into effect tomorrow. there'll always be some modifications. >> as president. >> trump roils the financial markets and wades into a showdown over elon musk's cuts, will americans have patience for his disruptions? senator rick scott arranged a meeting between musk and his colleagues and joins me exclusively next. and moment of truth. after negative reviews for their performance this week, remove. >> this gentleman. >> from the chamber. democrats face a choice over a chance to hold up the trump agenda. will they take it? senator andy kim joins me exclusively. plus, terror talks for the first time, a u.s. official sits down with terrorist group hamas. >> we're bringing back our hostages. >> is there any sign that negotiating with terrorists will pay off trump hostage envoy adam boehler led th

. >> i want to play this sound about medicaid cuts and medicare potentially coming from rick scott. and then i want to have you both respond on the other side. this is rick scott today talking about they're going to cut medicaid. >> i'm optimistic. >> that we're. >> going to get something done. i don't think it's easy. people are people are they think. of the way that. >> ron is saying that. you know. you can't cut, you can't cut, you can't cut. >> and that's all. >> great that that then you're not you're not. worried about. >> any program you. >> care. >> about because medicare is going bankrupt. so security is going bankrupt. you know, inflation can't go away. interest rates can't come down. so my belief. >> is it's all. >> going to this is this is we're going. >> to have to do this. >> and he's going to have to feel some pain. i think that's the reality of what's happening here. medicaid medicare is sacred in this country. and the only thing that's more sacred are things like the gi bill. right. because the veterans affairs department is actually a proof of concept, for better or

hosted by the conservative nonprofit rescue the american dream, which is affiliated with senator rick scott. >> alright,. now i'd like to introduce somebody who i think is doing a fabulous job as leader of the senate, senator thune from south da

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leave "washington journal" to take you to the american dream with ron johnson, roger marshall, and rick scott with an update on the budget reconciliation. >> medicaid is primarily for a parent with a child. it's like welfare. so think about what they did. they caused all these people to go on the system. we showed them where you can go look at the rolls and how much fraud there was. never once would they look at it. the amount of people taking advantage of the program that don't have any reason to be on it is staggering. >> new york is gaming the system, ok. there are loopholes and don't want to bore you but that's where the fraud, waste, abuse and incompetence is. new york is gaming the system. >> red states as well, though. sales tax on health care and stuff. >> exactly what i'm talking about. >> across the board, red states and blue states. it has to be stopped. >> ron's right. what they did, the way medicaid was set up, the state had to pay its portion. all right. and it's supposed to be done based on the income levels. it's not exactly done that way. so what happened is the states were s

hosted by the conservative nonprofit rescuing the american dream which is affiliated with senator rick scott. sen. scott: i'd like to introduce something that i think is doing a fabulous job as lead in the senate. senator thune. he has a really good team of people. it's not the easiest job in the world. it's a new administration so we have an unbelievable number of jocks to get done so he has to corral 51 votes. he's got to deal with the democrats trying to slow everything down and obstruct everything. on top of right of way, we have to figure out how to get reconciliation done and the debt ceiling and we've got government getting shut down march 14. so he's had -- he's doing a fabulous job of trying to bring everybody together to try to get 51 votes. as he says, you know, to get all these things done, we have to get 51 votes in the senate, a lot of in the house. i'm very optimistic that this will han. sen. thune: thank you, rick. thank you for your leadership. i remind him of this when he was running for governor in 2010, we campaigned together down in florida and he said i was the only sen

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slotkinblasted doge during response saying there is no oversight of guardrails on accessing private data rick scottris urging republican leadership reject a democrat efforts to restrict doge in funding deal what is your take on all of this? >> listen, doge is focused on cutting out wast, abuse and fraud focused on minimizeing the 70s of our bureaucracy, and in fact strengthening our democracy, the democrats are clearly in favor of preserving the bureaucracy. the list of items the president went about the through so glad did that to make sure, that america everybody watching the whole world see it is type of waste that is taking place. it is inplooikble, to get into the fact that our overspending is two trillion dollars in the hole, so, here we have a person leading a committee, to root out inintelligibilities, slotin talking about cuts to medicaid medicare so false nonsense here they have signs false and nonsense complete utter lie not a republican that is going to vote for medicaid reductions we are, however, going to focus on reducing wast, abuse and fraud those in eligible to receive it, the pre

. >> florida senator rick scott and andy here is urging republican leadership to reject efforts to restrictng deal. president trump meets with the house freedom caucus to discuss government funding. what are you expecting from all of this. >> it'll be a busy day i'll be with the president later at the white house but again some of the spending the president pointed out is an absolute waste and a disgrace like the democratic party and they did not have an answer they hold up signs that's not representative of offering solutions to the american people were barely towards $37 trillion in debt that's nonsustainable we have to be proactive and cut waste that's what the president is doing. >> lucas with us. >> the historic position in the house freedom caucus the stopgaps and the continuing resolution is not good for the country they have been opposed to these in the past but it seemed to house freedom caucus is open to a real enter resolution to get the priorities across the line, does this signal a shift in mentality for the caulking source is something unique under the trump administration. >>

. >> florida republican rick scott wants to legislatively freeze time. >> that's what this bill does.e'll lock the clock. so stop going back and forth between daylight savings time and standard time. >> the senate unanimously approved a bill three years ago to park the us on daylight saving time year round, but the bill's time never came in. the house presidents have tinkered with changing the time via executive orders to maximize daylight during times of crisis. president woodrow wilson moved the clocks during world war one, the same with fdr during world war two and president richard nixon during the oil shocks of the 1970s. president trump expressed exasperation with the time change in december, calling it inconvenient, but he's not inclined to alter the clock switching. >> it's a 5050 issue, and if something is a 50 over 50 issue, it's hard to get excited about it. i assume people would like to have more light later, but some people want to have more light earlier because they don't want to take their kids to school in the dark. >> the country is divided politically, but at least

rick scott, likely, marsha blackburn, others across the national level. greg lopez, steve hilton came here from colorado where they have bright futures to stay tuned for their respective states. following this movement of being victors, not victims. i'm grateful for the statewide endorsements in this race. look at the people we had already tonight. frank larose has been an outstanding secretary of state, even better state auditor in his next step. to sprague, a great state treasurer who is going to step into though she was a better secretary of state. i'm grateful to him for taking a step back from the government is run after he had gone in that direction and instead endorsed me and worked together as a team. the likes of christina rudner who tonight came out with her endorsement. i'm grateful for that. she's a star state senator. she has run for street treasurer. she has a very bright future ahead of her. leaders from across the state at every level from columbus to cleveland to cincinnati. from appalachia to toledo. we want to lead our state to the next

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around let's get rid of the antiquated stuff that holds us back and pick works for the republican rick scottto park the u.s. on daylight saving time your rounds. but the bi bills of time it nevr came in the house. residents have tinkered with changing the time the executive order to maximize at daylight tt during times of crisis. president woodrow wilson move the clocks during world war i. the same with fdr during world war ii president richard nixon during the oil shocks of the 1970s app. president trump expressed exasperation of the time change in december calling and inconvenient. he is not inclined to alter the clock swishing. >> is a 50/50 issue. if something's a 50/50 issue it's hard to get excited about it. i assume people would like to have more light later. but some people want to have more light earlier because they do don't to take their kids to school in the dark. >> the country is divided politically but at least one lawmaker believes the issue could unite all americans. >> i would love for us to not to switch our clocks. not something that could unite americans right now. >> wi

i recently joined my colleague, senator rick scott, to reintroduce for the third time the sunshine protection act to make daylight savings time permanent at the federal level. out of all the legislative efforts that i've been part of in my four years here in congress, the thing i hear about the most from my people in alabama is their desire to lock the clock. daylight savings time should be a thing of the past because it literally is a thing of the past. first introduced as a temporary measure during world war i, daylight savings time was originally called, quote, wartime, and it was way to help conserve fuel during a very different time in this country. following the end of world war i, in 1918 standard time act was enacted that discontinued daylight savings time nationally but individual states continued to spring forward and fall back. then during world war ii, there was a renewed federal push for full-time daylight savings time, which then was repealed in 1945. finally in 1966 congress passed legislation to establish national standards for daylight savings time. all this to say, changes t

senator rick scott reintroduced sunshine act in january to lock the clock.ve buchanan introduced a legislation in the house and just a reminder that the official time switch is at 2:00 a.m. local time on sunday. tomorrow, unfortunately, that means we are losing an hour of sunrise and sunset. sunrise will be one hour later on sunday and on saturday. a few calls left, donald in nebraska, good morning, donald. >> caller: yes. that caller was talking about covid vaccination and she was whining. as far as daylight savings time. it is no big deal. i am 78-year-old and i have been living with it forever. as far as trump, stabbing ukraine in the back, now he's laughing about them people getting killed. sooner or later just trump administration being implode from the inside because they tired of elon and tired of trump. i like to see trump put that 250% tariffs on canada. i want to see that. thank you. >> host: our last call for today's program, rich from pennsylvania. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i think people need to take time out during the day and go

senator rick scott reintroduced sunshine act in january to lock the clock.ve buchanan introduced a legislation in the house and just a reminder that the official time switch is at 2:00 a.m. local time on sunday. tomorrow, unfortunately, that means we are losing an hour of sunrise and sunset. sunrise will be one hour later on sunday and on saturday. a few calls left, donald in nebraska, good morning, donald. >> caller: yes. that caller was talking about covid vaccination and she was whining. as far as daylight savings time. it is no big deal. i am 78-year-old and i have been living with it forever. as far as trump, stabbing ukraine in the back, now he's laughing about them people getting killed. sooner or later just trump administration being implode from the inside because they tired of elon and tired of trump. i like to see trump put that 250% tariffs on canada. i want to see that. thank you. >> host: our last call for today's program, rich from pennsylvania. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i think people need to take time out during the day and go