ron? [applause] ron draws on four decades of experience in law, finance, policymaking, and politics to advise clients across industries on national and international legal issues, crisis management, and the global regulatory environment. having served as a key advisor to three u.s. presidents, most recently as white house chief of staff in the biden/herzig ministration, ron is sought after when stakes are at their highest. during his time as white house chief of staff, run oversaw the administration covid-19 response and contributed to major legislative accomplishments including the american rescue plan act, the infrastructure investment and jobs act, the chips and science act, and inflation reduction act. his long history of public service includes serving as an assistant to president bill clinton and chief of staff and counselor to vice president al gore. he served as associate counsel to president clinton and counselor to the u.s. attorney general. he subsequently served as the senior a

ron: i think both.has the potential to generate false images that seem real and false messages that seem real. but i think he can help sort through some of the junk on social media and help it but her are platforms. >> thank you for being here tonight. my name is braydon, and i'm from south bend, indiana. i know you are a hoosier as well, what advice would you give to democrats in red states who want to further their own careers but help their own community as well? ron: indiana is complex and difficult. when i got into politics i worked on a 1980 campaign and at that time they had small auto making talents. the areas around the big cities supported the republican party's. now it's flipped with small towns are very republican and very red in the suburbs are increasingly democratic. i'm trying hard to help one of my friends who i grew up with become the democratic mayor of carmel, indiana. even though i didn't do it i hope people like you move back to indiana and help build the democratic party. presiden

and ron?ement in anything that would ever involve human sacrifices. i mean, he would never have meddled or even ventured into anything like that. >> he worried about that himself before all of this? >> absolutely. that ripples him. and he certainly did not think that anyone who dabbled, or followed in those types of paths. where the people that he would ever want to associate with. and i think that that was important for detectives to, know that this was not something that ron would have been attracted to. >> the more that detectives learned about wicca, the less likely it seemed to them related to ron's death. >> i think through that process of just discovering and learning more things. they probably, quickly got off the occult trail. it was very clear. >> not a ritual that all? >> there was no ritual. >> the wicca just faded away. and it became even more of non interest to us. >> so, while the media was focused on wicca, that detectives returned to more normal sources of police work. they ta

ron desantis had a special showing, i've had big fights and big wins.ikki haley, similar approach, and vice president pence, this is who i am, the approach i'm taking. vivek almost did a total 180's, not sure if that will work for him, especially as new candidate who came to his world view more recently. last week saying everyone is bought and paid for, this week saying let's all get along and saw all the incoming on him. in the spin room, he talked about, i'm learning as a candidate, this is a new phase, which is an honest admission from vivek, but tough to come into a campaign with an evolving learning mindset when you are learning against people who have been in office and running against a former president. i think doug burgum stuck himself out there trying to get time where he could and was straight-forward on ev vehicles, but i think too little too late. should donald trump not show up and there are not breakthrough moments, they will be become debates and the challenge is to -- it is what ron desantis hasn't figured out yet, how do you chip away

let's put that question to ron christie. do you | question to ron christie.rump is taking is still persuasive on the right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening _ right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to _ right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to you. - right as it was in 2016? let me take two. good evening to you. it's goodj two. good evening to you. it's good to see _ two. good evening to you. it's good to see you — two. good evening to you. it's good to see you. the question really is, is america — to see you. the question really is, is america really a hard right or a hard _ is america really a hard right or a hard ieft — is america really a hard right or a hard left country in its electorate? i hard left country in its electorate? i would _ hard left country in its electorate? i would dare posit that where we're to win _ i would dare posit that where we're to win is _ i would dare posit that where we're to win is the — i would dare posit that where we're to win is the independent voters, the swing — to win is

this is what started ron - that? this is what started ron desantis's _ that?on desantis's fall, this fight - that? this is what started ron desantis's fall, this fight with | desantis's fall, this fight with disney and republicans started saying, "wait, this is too much," just like the abortion bands and all that. now it looks like desantis won't even make it to the iowa caucus, and you can see in his eyes recently when he had to go back to florida, after a racist shooting in jacksonville, the hurricane damage and you can see him calculating, "if i don't become president in 2024, i need to make it to 2028, and i still need to make it to 2028, and i still need to make it to 2028, and i still need to become governor," and he'll have a hard time holding onto that. david, your thoughts on that? we've been hearing about the negative effect this has had on ron desantis, but disney, potentially a brave decision for them, this could be a fairly brave decision? it is decision for them, this could be a fairly brave decision?— fairly brave decision? it is brave, but i fa

>> i really liked ron desantis' performance.wasn't necessarily overly stand out. what stood out to me he got to the point about what he was going to do if he is elected president. got to the values that he has. if he were president. and he talked about his experiences. he talked about his military experience, his background and he got the message across to voters. that to me was really important. he kept all the checked boxes for me and that's what made him win at the end of the day. >> vivek ramaswamy and ron desantis had message on the border they actually all did. here are clips of those two individuals and what their distances are. >> we do have to seal that southern border. building the wall is not enough. they are building cartel-financed tunnels underneath that wall. >> semi-trucks can drive through them. we have to use our own military to seal the swiss cheese of the south border there demand side on this country too a mental health epidemic. i met a family in iowa. two parents kathy and derek. they lost their son sebast

like that is ron desantis. when it comes to it you have 14 thousand people committed to caucus for you in iowa, we have 13,000 by august, you are looking at huge numbers that is how you win, that how you build momentum into super tuesday, donald trump can enjoy being a side show. every republican should take it as slap in face. >> she laid down gauntlet for former president. >> i would not be surprised if he is not in the next debate, i think he enjoys, and will look at this field and tonight thinking, i don't have anything to worry about from these people. >> i think he has a lot to worry. >> i don't think that he would be thinking that. >> steve hilton and erin perrine thank you. >> g.o.p. debate is trending is social media but what are people saying, what was viral? what points hit and didn't, marianne raffety with that part of the story. reporter: throughout debate we kept an eye on google trends monitoring what americans were searching. and who they were searching about. vivek ramaswamy took off as well as

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i thought ron desantis did the best job there.he economy, i thought there was mised opportunity to attack bidenomics. 15 seconds to you. who stood out last night, who came in second in terms of their answer? i feel like joe biden won by nobody talking about bidenomics. >> it was an issue i was worried about, it is one of the top concerns. i thought desantis fought most about the economy because of his track record in florida and that gives him the biggest strength with independents, republicans that are tired of crime, the inflation, the economic system because florida does have a proven track record. >> todd: this is a debate on fox business, i would have taken an opportunity to talk about how bad bidenomics is for our country. didn't hear enough of that last night, missed opportunity. appreciate your time, thank you. former president donald trump rallying with autoworkers in michigan and delivering his message to blue-collar america. >>in jo the ultimate strike against globalist class by casting your vote for a gentleman known a

ron desantis has the most momentum going into iowa.onald trump and any of the other candidates. my other candidate in this race would want to trade places with ron desantis in iowa right now. so i expect that he's going to win iowa, he's going to come into new hampshire with a head of teem. history proves -- of steam. history proves that you get a major bounce coming out of iowa, and he's going to be well on his way to the nomination. when it comes to policies, republicans want a proven fighter, and that's what ron desantis has done his entire career. that's what he did in florida. and when given the opportunity to drain the swamp, he actually will. when given the opportunity to fix immigration and build the wall, he actually will. he won't be fighting with the cdc and fauci, he would have fired him. that's why he saved tens of thousands of small businesses across america and florida was seen as the beacon of economic freedom for the entire country. maria: yeah. well, look, there's definitely the economic issues that are front and cent

age gap you know ron desantis much younger has a younger family, many americans are saying they wanto i think the thing, about ron desantis that he positioned himself to the right of donald trump america rejected donald trump in 2020 in georgia georgia rejected donald trump in 2022 with candidates, so i think for the biden campaign you have to feel comfortable, if someone is running to the right of donald trump, as republican nominee, and i applaud chris for going hard for accounts hits candidate, money to make it, it to that point if ron desantis can fund campaign might be two-person race right now keeping to it january. >> again, to your point chris you have, names behind you on screen, this is what makes it fascinating is that the next debate we get to hear another round of accounts talking about issues letting people decide people are tongue in to what is happening on gop side final thoughts? >> i point out as long as desantis laced raised 400,000 dollars first day back on trail i -- i sigh trump moving forward every survey shows ron desantis won first debate i xb ng less in seco

ron desantis on california crime.ch this. >> just being in southern california over the last couple case, my wife and i have met. >> three people who have been mugged on the street and that would have never happened tenor ten or 20 years ago. we support the men and women of law enforcement keeping us safe. >> almost like he's warming up with his debate against gavin newsom. >> southern california the crime is an issue and we see this and talk about it a lot. >> absolutely as a defense litigator throughout the state and the united states i've seen where the rubber hits the road and the amount of mental illness that leads to i will netses is tremendous. what governor desantis did was to astutely bring it back to a level where everyone can relate to crime. zips it's hard to relate to and iffing ukraine whether it's a good idea or bad. that when you talking about muggings everyone rides and knows about, it is as common as governor desantis said it really strikes home. >> it's interesting because you wonder when you talk a

ron desantis is playing it but i think ron desantis is more dangerous than trump because of his background education, that he is been a governor. trump had never held political office. right now desantis is caught up in the popularity of -- trump has a lot of play within the country because of the ongoing history of racism and division and hatred and meanness i and otherng people turns a lot of folks on. we cannot stay home. cannot have low voter turnout because that allows extremists to get elected. desantis and other words and legislators are more dangerous than trump because they enact policy. they are passing policy. that is what i don't want people to miss. i said to some people, it is ok for us to get upset when he attacks black history. it is right for us to be bothered with it. but let's not think there wasn't a big problem before this. and there weren't problems just beyond -- desantis is a failed governor. he is a man that only got elected the first time by 1.5% of the vote. he did not get elected overwhelmingly. i did the second time, 3% or 4%. he is not invisible. as long as he

some of the new ideas the former president's entertained -- "ron dishonest," "ron destablishment," ord. well - [ laughter ] ron dishonest and ron destablishment, thanks for playing, but i think we have our [ bleep ] winner tiny d the first time trump calls him that to his face, desantis is going to spontaneous combust and leave nothing behind but a pair of empty white boots [ laughter ] "tiny d? [ light laughter ] i bet when trump finally comes up with the right nickname for someone, white smoke comes out of the mar-a-lago chimney, like - [ light laughter ] -- when they elect a new pope. "he's-a done it! donald has come up with a nick-a-name. a-let's-a celebrate by eating a meatball ron." [ laughter ] how can you argue with "tiny d"? it sounds like something desantis should have on a gold chain around his neck like a failed - [ laughter ] failed rap -- he can call his debut album "woke mind virus." [ laughter ] now as we mentioned earlier, desantis is the name looming over conservative politics right now, which is why it was notable that he skipped the conservative political action co

it's very i important for ron desantis. him specifically? it's very - important for ron desantis.lly, if you want to put it like that, to donald trump. in some a0 points back. he is at 16- 70% in some a0 points back. he is at 16— 70% depending on who you look at. the third candidate is nikki haley was also quite a bit back from ron desantis. she made the most movement after the first debate so the focus will be on her again to see if she can come out of this debate making more progress and closing that bracket between herself and ron desantis. for him, he wants to extend that range, he wants to get further away from nikki haley, mike pence, the rest the field and closer to donald trump to make it more of a one—on—one head become the nominee of this party. become the nominee of this a a . ., become the nominee of this ea . ., ., become the nominee of this party. you mention nikki haley, but another _ party. you mention nikki haley, but another one _ party. you mention nikki haley, but another one who _ party. you mention nikki haley, but another one who emerged l but another one wh

and that's what ron desantis was hinting — that's what ron desantis was hinting on.is lane at this point, in part because of the laws _ this point, in part because of the laws that passed in florida, is as someone who is a champion— florida, is as someone who is a champion for the pro—life cause because — champion for the pro—life cause because of— champion for the pro—life cause because of what he signed in florida _ because of what he signed in florida. that is a bit different than donald trump who, _ different than donald trump who, of— different than donald trump who, of course, ushered in the supreme — who, of course, ushered in the supreme court a number of absolutes as president that made — absolutes as president that made it— absolutes as president that made it possible for roe v wade to be _ made it possible for roe v wade to be overturned. but i think you're — to be overturned. but i think you're already seeing that donald _ you're already seeing that donald trump — a man who knows or at— donald trump — a man who knows or at least— donald trump — a man who

and a specialist and usa ron relations, roxanne farm on farm. i enjoyed just from london, she's a lecturer in modern middle east politics at the university of cambridge and a specialist on middle east security. and scott lucas joins us from birmingham. he's a professor of us and international relations at university college dublin. and the founder and editor of the online new site e. a world view, a warm welcome to you on thanks so much for joining us today on inside story for let me start with you today. iran in the us of carried out a prisoner swap as part of a cut that are mediated deals, experts believe that this prisoners, what may be a step toward be escalating tensions between the us and the wrong. what do you think is this just the one off, or could this lead potentially to a thought and relations? you know, i don't think it's going to be a major shift in us policy towards it on i think the by the administration either unveiling or unable to clinic the past mistakes of previous administrations and come to a policy that's actually working

not just in a ron. but for example, in russia as well, we saw the return of the w and b, a star, brittany griner, and that he wanted to bring americans home. and so even if this is being criticized for given be a, ronnie is too much. joe biden says, this was the right deal at the right time, that there was an opportunity to seize and that's why he did it. and that there will be oversight of the funds that has been returned to the iranian people and at the same time. but this is something that he felt compelled to do and it's a promise of field on the part of the president of the united states. okay, thank you so much. that is a white house correspondent, kimberly how good for us. they were going to go back to him or on con, who is at the airport in doha, in their mind. can you just explain what is happening as the plane actually landed, or is it about so in the next minute or so? well, i've just been informed of the flight monitoring website flight track, a has the plane circling, and it looks likely th

ron desantis campaign.ok at the fox polls in terms of preferences and candidates in the gop primary. you have trump at 60%. governor desantis at 13%. nikki haley at 5%. mike pence at 3%. i recognize that these are conducted in individual states and not a national poll. >> it absolutely does. anyone whosed trump. holding a dominating lead. ron desantis plummets to fit fighting for his political life in iowa. it's not just a primary where he has dominating. he has dominating an election polling as well. showing that he is beating joe biden by 10 points in the general election while ron desantis is losing to joe biden. we cannot afford to gamble our future appeared day one leadership. the american people know it. when ron desantis plans to stop lighting millions of dollars on fire and get behind donald trump so we can take it and save our great country. mike: a head-to-head between president trump and biden at least in the foxhole. desantis beat biden. how big is wednesday nights debate for the governor? >> th

ron, what do you think them again? ron, what do you think the us perspective _ them again?k the us perspective will be here? - the us perspective will be here? fascinating aspect to this is in order to get to russia, he had to get through china for a little bit and clearly presidency sanctioned the north korean leader to cut through his country —— president xi jinping. it solidifies what we have seenin jinping. it solidifies what we have seen in the last year or so of a strengthening of ties between north korea and china but also north korea looking to find a way to get, as your previous gas mention, more economic assistance and technological assistance so it seems to be a symbiotic relationship that many hear this side of the pond are looking at very closely. interesting. edward, let's come back to you. given the reflections there, when we do get the details of this meeting, if we do learn anything about what trade or what was done, the photo opportunities, the pictures that will come out afterwards, what do you think vladimir putin will consider a success out of this? i v

. >> ron desantis against fracking and against drilling. he always talks about what happens on day one. what happens in day two is when you are in trouble. >> i am lucky to have been born in america. i'm the only one up here who has gotten in the big fights and has delivered big victories. ♪ [applause] [applause] >> lawrence: hey, good morning-good morning, family. we are in befferd, new hampshire. and the crowd is wild. it's so good to be here. [cheers] >> lawrence: we are going to go for a spin and give some folks some breakfast. how are you all doing? [applause] >> lawrence: there was a huge debate last night. candidates going after each other. we want to know what the people think in befferd, new hampshire because y'all are going to have the second primary. sir, you have some powerful words. what did you think about the debate last night? >> thank you, lawrence. it was just too chaotic. the folks on the stage really didn't get beyond themselves. they didn't reach out to us, okay, to find out who is really electability coming in the elec

any ron that are in the security area. so it's just doesn't help very much in my view to look at a tit for tat. i what i think is important is for us to see that it's a very high priority blinking has made just clear for the united states to, to begin to help, to reduce the amount of stock piling that's going on. and i think you run, send a, a signal about that in that. but as with the negotiations for the prisoner swap, wrapping up, it dropped. it's, it's stockpiling of 60 percent enriched uranium for the 1st time. so i think is the subtle signals that need to be picked up. that can be the indicator that actually there is very much a chance of a next step. scott. all right, i saw you also reacting to some of what roxanne was saying there too. so please go ahead, i found a plan just put it very, very well in terms of reading the signals that are coming from both sides. so it's important to look further huts. i mean, doctors, all these arguments that this is all because of the european powers that they were not going to lis

ron desantis voted in congress to increase spending. that's number one. two, if you look at florida's budget. he has-- we've seen florida's budget increase from 89 billion dollars when he stepped foot into office, to now $119 billion. the fact of the matter is, ron desantis came into the race with very, very high hopes and he has dropped dramatically to the point where he can't even keep up with the rest of the field. so-- >> nearly-- >> both of your candidates have been out there on the ground. new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, of course, nonstop. we appreciate both of your insights and we're up against this break so we have to go to that. thank you both for coming in on a saturday. thank you. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ic

so, it's unfortunate that ron desantis is choosing to do this.this is about anything but politics for him. >> kate, just to follow him, you know the logistics going into this. and the big footprint that a president when he travels. you don't believe it's actually a logistics issue here. >> there's certainly logistics, and you're absolutely right. the president brings a big footprint with him when he travels. but the president has worked through -- i was on the team that worked through many of these visits in the past. and we've had no problems standing with governors, with mayors, and with ron desantis himself in at least two previous occasions in florida. it can be done. it's a moment, again, i think people want to see their leaders standing together. and it's unfortunate that governor desantis won't be there. >> jason, you mentioned something a moment ago that i thought about when we heard what was happening here, which is last week at the debate, vivek ramaswamy did mention something that happened ten years ago after sandy hit new york and new

governor ron desantis of laura seem to want to provoke a war with mexico.o fight the drug cartels in that country. >> i'm going to use the u.s. military to go after the mexican jar cartels. >> are we just going to sit here and let this happen, this carnage have been in our country? >> now most of those proposals are not only unrealistic, they also run afoul of the u.s. constitution, and any common sense, and where the electorate is. another sense, perfectly reasonable for this republican field. joining me now here at the table, former crown -- claire mccaskill, former white house communications director and co host of showtime's the circus, jen. i should note that clear and -- are the host of the fantastic new msnbc podcast how to win 2024, everybody should listen to that. with us former communications director for vice president kamala harris, and the host of simone on msnbc simone. republican strategist -- and joining us from washington of course the one and only former rnc chairman michael still. michael, thank you for bringing some mail energy. we have

let's discuss further with ron brownstein. ron, let me start with you. can i just ask you a little bit to react to what kyung lah was saying a few moments ago. here we are, four indictments, trump is in iowa, people are channelling usa. she's not hearing a lot of talk about the indictments and so on. does this go to what john edwards used to talk about two americans, we're in two universes, two worlds. what is going on? >> in the republican electorate within the confines of the primary, donald trump has succeeded in convincing the vast majority of republican voters to see the indictments the way he wants them to see it, an attack on them through him. the deep state, liberal elites, they are trying to marginalize and silence you and they are doing it by going after me. that's an extension of his core message from the time he came down the escalator in 2015. there are all these forces in society that are trying to marginalize you. white conservative christian, and i am your champion, and he says i am your retribution. that has proven a powerful argument wi

it belonged to a ron. it was money that had been owed to it from oil funds that were put in place when the united states section put in place oil sections. and so therefore, this is money that is owed to a ron and will be vigorously oh, it's in terms of oversight. it will be watched very carefully. it will be used for specific purposes like food medicine, medical devices, as well as agriculture, and also the argument that's being made. but there are still sanctions in place against iran when it comes to human rights abuses. as recently as friday for the one year anniversary is the death of mass media who was killed in the hands of the morality police that are wrong. and also french sanctions being level for the still missing american bob levinson, who disappeared in 2007 presumed dead as of 2020 uh, as those stations have been leveled against the former ronnie and president, mazda or resident. yeah. is the former president for the i'm a data shot as well as the intelligence ministry. so the ministration is

ron khan, who is standing by for us. that's with the 5 fried us prisoners. are expected to land in the next few minutes and what sort of uh, what will happen once they do land? um what, uh, what will be expected of them. uh, once they are in dog. ha. of the, well let me just before on so that let me just show you where i am, is a visible change. the results are very excited. the people, particularly from the us embassy, who are now actually just waiting for those people to arrive, expecting that to happen. some point in perhaps the next 20 or 30 minutes to land on that's hallmark that and then they'll come here the platinum taxi and where go this and bought go go to the terminal building. that's just about that. that's where they'll be met by representatives of the us, m c. and the state department. on the category delegation, they likely to leave a fairly quickly what they need from here or how about international apple. we don't know, but they don't go to the us in the us. they'll be given a medical evaluation and a security debriefing. now when you run in

ron is an asset to the department and the citizens of san francisco congratulations ron perez (clapping.) (yelling). >> thanks. >> okay. >> congratulations ron. >> and next up our heaviest operators supervisor keri (clapping.) (yelling). >> thank you. >> dennis is swift when alledgedly concerns and the issues and truly values the challenge. and made sure that everyone around him feels heard and supportive and the sclofb support a safe environment for all and during the winter storms dennis went the extra mile assisting the forestry team day and night from tree fulfills and removing trees off buildings and to make sure the parks are safe for everyday use and he's responsive and resilient and that makes him a true asset for the recreation & park commission department ladies and gentlemen dennis s (clapping.) (yelling). >> congratulations denny. >> thank you joe. >> let's give a round of applause for the auditor-controller/treasurer/tax collector and joe i might have a - [off mic.] and how about joe? >> all right. one more award and then the bar is not closed whatever but one more award an

i think ron desantis has been an amazing governor. i think nikki haley has been a polished -- politician. but right now everything is aiming to towards iowa. maybe the pro-lifers are -- nervous about trump, but i would doubt it, given that he put the three people on the supreme court. but if you can't find a way between now and january to get within single digits of donald trump, this is academic. >> desantis and scott are both trying to use the abortion issue in iowa, because, last time, 64% identified as evangelical christians christians. -- but to that -- structure of the debate, between -- the candidates -- up to the moderators. that did not come up until 15 minutes before it ended. and again, it was not a trump focused question. does that work? and to your point about its -- iowa only, the -- counting on new hampshire. -- first he's counting on iowa to do something. for iowa to shocked the race, oh, trump is not inevitable. he's not invincible. it's not inevitable. then you come there. again, if you are donald trump, and you've g

maybe ron desantis will be the first to come for that.ersion of congressional map here in florida, quote, diminish black voters ability to elect their candidate of choice. further advancing the gop agenda, kurt, of disenfranchising minority voters, especially black voters. why should americans not want to sentence in the white house? >> well, let's be very clear that not just with ronda sanders in florida, we're seeing this now all across the country. the republican -- is to try to do everything they can to make it harder for communities of color, minorities, to franchise voters, to participate in the democratic process. they know that when the plane failed as level, they're simply more of us than there are them. we've seen all the reports from the u.s. census bureau that the very near future, we are going to be a majority, a minority country. there's going to be a majority of non white people compared to white people for the first time. that terrifies the republican party. the kryptonite for the republican party is our diversity, so we'r

some really good for some folks and really not good for people like ron desantis.s going on in new hampshire? >> hit is exactly right. donald trump, you love this result. right? what a surprise. donald trump well ahead in the republican race at 39%. vivek ramaswamy love the result. up eight points. nikki haley, up seven points since july. chris christie you love the poll, up five points. ron desantis, you hate this poll, because you're down 13 points since july and now we have a clown car essentially for second place, which ramaswamy, christie and now it's ron desantis' fall. considerable drop. since january see this. look, january 42. april 22, june 23, now in september, at just 10% of the vote. he literally has less than a quarter of the share of the republican primary vote at this point than he did beginning of the year when he led donald trump. >> talking about trump. yes, has a lead. a little more slim now. i mean, still 39 points, but than where it was. interesting when you dig into phil's favorite part. cross tabs, talks how open some of these voters are to

some of the big names from the last debate ob there including ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pence. we can expect to see round two of this, but what i am really looking out for is to see how ron desantis in particular is able to stick out on stage. n milwaukee, we were also not predicting him to be enemy or target number one for the rest of the republicans on the stage but that did not happen. instead, it seemed like ramaswamy was target >> i think desantis sort of interjected when he could and had a few strong moments, but for desantis, this is a big moment for him. we are seeing increasingly more speculation about his campaign and what is going to happen going forward. we see it has not really gained traction in the national polls and even in new hampshire. it was a cnn and university of the hector paul that showed him slipping -- new hampshire poll that showed him slipping behind nikki haley and ramaswamy. this is a big moment for him nationally. his campaign put a lot of stock into iowa. that is the number one priority. they think that will propel them to the finish, but we will

welcome, ron. good to have you with us. >> we don't say it that way. >> you know, under normal circumstances, you might expect to see rising interest rates act as a suppressant or a restraint on rising home prices. but in many markets, that is certainly not the case. why this time? >> well, it's interesting. you use the expression doom loop to talk about other aspects of the economy. i think we have something similarly going on in residential real estate. it's counterintuitive because by raising interest rates, the fed is effectively created a post covid residential real estate lockdown. we had so many home buyers lock in, according to red fin, at rates anywhere below 6% to below 3%, 91.8% below 6%. 82.4% below 5%. 23.5% below 3%. people are not selling their homes. so the lack of supply and the rising cost of homes has created this vicious cycle. the only thing that in my estimation that could cure it and this is counterintuitive because it would bring down shelter inflation, if the fed reserve cu

ron said, not on my watch.ine in defense of peoples rights, liberties, livelihood, and happiness. he fought and kept the state of florida free. he took the hit. he would roll out of bed in the morning and the media, the left, even republicans would go after him. i would joke that the guy could say that he could walk on water in the media would say that he couldn't swim. no matter what he was getting hit. he said, if it means i lose my job so the people of florida can keep their jobs, so be it. that is what a leader has to do to put the interest and well-being of the people ahead of themselves. and that is the kind of leader that you know you will get as president of the united states. it is really a rarity in politics. too often you see people going to elected office, and they want to be liked by the beltway press. they like the job, they like the perks, they stay up there for four years, they do nothing, and it gets annoying. in florida as the governor was being hit he held the line, he stood strong. that matt

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