however, as dpgillum's messagin points out, ron desantis has spent a lot of time raising questions aboutbi, talking about this being a deep-state issue, and it's a little bit of a turn for desantis to say on one hand, look, this fbi investigation over here, which has netted a certain number of convictions, indictments, charges, and a broad number of subpoenas in interviews, well, that one is bad. but the investigation that's locally is good. how he threads that needle, we'll have to see. >> interesting. marc caputo, thanks so much. i was looking a the my notes on listening to gillum's interview earlier. he did underscore that every step of the way, they've publicly made a lot of those, you know, documents available for the sake of transparency. thanks so much, marc. appreciate it. much more straight ahead in the newsroom after this. we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happ

.® >>> this morning, ron desantis is one of the loudest is resigning his seat in congress and puttingall of his energy into the bid to become thing in governor. a sandidate under fire for using racially tinged comments. this is quoting that activist from "the washington post," african-americans owe their freedom to white people and the country's only serious race war is against whites. you got that? african-americans owe their freedom to white people. the only race war is against whites. that's what he said. the congressman is proud of his record and proud of his supporters and he is not responsible for the views of others. the florida governor's race is one of this year's marquee contests. the candidate is tallahassee's mayor, andrew gillum.

. >> now to republican congressman ron desantis who has resigned from congress to focus on his campaign for governor of florida. he had represented florida's sixth district since 2013. in his resignation he wrote it would be inappropriate to continue receiving a salary when he would likely miss the majority of the remaining sessions before florida's november election. he was scheduled to leave capitol hill at the end of his term. florida doesn't allow candidates to run for two offices at the same time. florida's sixth will not have a representative for the next four months and house republicans will be down by one vote for a budget standoff later this month. >>> still ahead, don't look now but the new york jets may have finally found their quarterback. how their rookie quarterback turned around his nightmarish first start. ♪

contrast that to ron desantis and donald trump.trump worked at every step to undermine the work of this important agency, the president going so far as to suggest a deep state. what we said is we want this thing resolved and anyone who is doing anything wrong should be held fully accountable. i think that's how you deal with these kind of things, not by standing in their way and obstructing any form of justice. >> as you know, there's perception and there's reality. let me ask this. have you changed your behavior as a public official given this experience you've gone through in. >> well, i will tell you i am obviously a lot more circumspect about everything. i think participate of being elect at the age of 23 and not really having to be, you know, overly cautious or distrustful at the local level, is i think i was a bit naive that everybody that comes into my space has good intentions. i honestly don't know i would have changed any of my interactions, but i will tell you it has certainly made me a lot more scrutinous as we run this

ron desantis, i would love to have you on with andrew gillum to talk issue. there is the signal and the noise in politics and we're already getting oppo research being shared about you is the fbi investigation to the city of tallahas tallahasse. that is probably going to be a part of your opponent's campaign. what is your response to those headlines? >> let me be very clear. one i am not under fbi investigation and neither is tallahasse. we have been aiding the fbi in their probe into what i believe are the actions of a limited view and we want to be as open and transparent every step along the way and if you look at my steps as mayor, we've created the opportunity for people to search the documents we've provided to the fbi and make them available. contrast that to how mr. detan sis and donald trump deal with the fbi. they try to undermine them and get in the way, every step along the way, even trump going so far as to suggest a deep state conspiracy to undermine his presidency. that is irresponsible and they can take a lesson from our play book which is to

ron desantis is right.come out and said thousands of people died in puerto rico because of the hurricane. >> we know ron desantis is taking advantage of whatever he can whenever he can to take advantage of the primary. it's not pricing that he did this and it shows this is going to hurt him in the general election. yeah. still ahead, president trump was up late last night praise ago new peace agreement by north and south korea. kim jong-un has offered to dismantle the north's main nuclear site, but only if the u.s. makes concessions first. we have the details next on "morning joe." sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. starts with great sleep. and the sleep number 360 smart bed is my competitive edge. it intelligently senses our movements and automatically adju

. >>> now to the bark lash over controversial comments made by ron desantis.ng in on his warning to voters not to "monkey this up" by supporting gillum. >> i am not going to apologize because i didn't say anything about race, it had nothing to do with race, it has to do with his far-left socialist platform. joe, i want to remind you and rick everyone of the remarks that were actually said, let's listen to those. >> he is a meticulous spokes man. >> we don't news to monkey this up and bankrupt the state. >> whether it was purposeful or not, how might we understand that there. >> i'm african-american, and when i hear something like that, it certainly -- it sounds racist to me. why would you use the term monkey this up knowing that african-americans in the past have been compared to monkeys. i think if you're ron desantis, you apologize to the people of florida and put it to bed. people that run as governor have to choose they words carefully, and they ought to keep it on the issues. but when you use a word like monkey, you're always going to give folks a sense o

add because this is who ron desantis wants you to believe who he is. >> everyone knows my husband isorsed by president trump. but he's also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. >> build a wall. >> he reads stories. >> then mr. trump said, you're fired. i love that part. >> he's teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league, so good. >> so that's desantis one. ron desantis is committed to standing with puerto ricans. what do you think? >> well, let's state the obvious first, joy. they didn't grow a conscious overnight or develop courage long lost in reaction to this tweet. this is purely about the political considerations of what they are now coming to realize along with every other republican, not just in florida but across the country. a vote for a republican candidate in these midterm elections is a vote for donald trump and a vote for the extremist policies that have basically unmoored america over the last two years. as much as they are trying to desperately scurry away and say oppose donal

here is what gillum said to msnbc's joy reid. >> we call on ron desantis to escalate this dialogue to where, frankly, we can have a common and decent exchange of ideas. mr. desantis has to be careful with his rhetoric. in the wake of sharpcharlottesv that can be very dangerous for folks. >> basil smikle, republican strategist amy tarcadian. before we go any further, i want to be clear that a spokesperson for desantis condemned those robocalls as appalling and disgusting and he said he hopes whoever is behind this has answers for this despicable action. what is your take on this after we had that whole phrase of monkeying it up and then daze later this group sending out robocalls. timing is interesting. your take? >> well, i can understand that the republican may have distanced himself from these comments, but the truth is that there is an atmosphere where groups feel that they can do this with impunity. that's the concern that i have. and i blame the president of the united states for that in large measure. but i think mr. gillum's comments earlier are quite appropriate that with resp

we look at that with fox news at night focus on the seat left open by ron desantis now the locked in the nomination for governor, democrat and republican vying for house seats here tonight with deep foreign-policy rates. hollywood civilities gear up for the midterms by spending big bucks a new movie starring ryan gosling intentionally leaves out the iconic moment when the american flag was planted on the moon, sterger heated debate whether the american achievement or broader achievement for all mankind. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with another escalation in donald trump's feud with the media. comments the president insists were off the record rocking high-pressure negotiations with canada over a new nafta agreement. we are tracking the latest development and they are still coming in. >> remarks moved the markets and appended days of trade talks between canada and the us. donald trump confirmed on twitter into north carolina. >> at least canada knows how i feel so it is fine. >> reporter: at an event focusing on the signing of an executive order related to it. >> you saw it

, the issue has probably been at least in the short-term more beneficial to andrew gillum than ron desantissn't done much in the way of public interviews, 3450ed media interviews. he did one or two with fox and that's about it. >> there was thought that they would work to bring out the enthusiasm in their respective camps. do you think this lends credence to this idea that they will reach to the far ends of the party as opposed to trying to identify those voters in the center? >> boy, i have no idea. we saw with donald trump's election the kind of racial polarization in florida that we hadn't seen in quite some time, perhaps ever in a presidential race, at least in modern times. we're kind of in uncharted waters here. what i can say is that elections in florida are very close. we have razor thin election margins. 1 or 2 percentage points in the past. i see no reason this race would be different. there was a poll. it was a democratically performed poll or better said, public policy polling is a firm that's associated with democrats. a democratic consultant chartered it. according to the ppp

s case, ron desantis is the leader., he's got to be very, very careful about how he addresses these kinds of issues. i'm pleased to see them. it's also important that ron desantis take control and ownership of his rhetoric and wordno we that given the highly sensitive nature we have found ourselves, people take their queues and act out in ways that go beyond what is appropriate in todas environment >> you do not think congressman desantis is a racist, do you? >> i have not called him a racist. >> i know you haven't. >> i said his rhetoric, in my opinion, h to be toned down. i will call him is someone who has worked to undermine the health care system. someone who decided to join with donald trump to give more and more money away to the largest corporations. i'm happy to debate him on the merritts of public policy. i am not going to get into the gutter and name callit not what florida voters are interested in and why i ran for governor. i'm here to talk about the issues of our state. >> you ran as ademocrat. you are for

it is also important that ron desantis take control and ownership of his own rhetoric and words. >> desantisried the robocalls. no doubt about that. he also says, we don't want to monkey up this election. a lot of people heard dog whistles in that comment. has his campaign been strong enough to speak out against these issues? >> clearly a misstep. the robocalls, i think in some way, may backfire. florida has a large minority populati population. i think it was said the other day that hopefully this may represent the last gasp of racism in politics. i don't think racism ever goes away in politics, but i think that we're seeing so many minorities, all different minorities run, and that's a good thing. it is sort of sickening. i think it hurts the republican party when they don't speak out loud enough. the other thing is, silence is deadly in this situation. you have to combat this. you have to speak out against it in the strongest of terms. >> congressman, quickly, what does it say, that race has been injected into the gubernatorial race so early on? >> in some ways, it is not totally surprisi

on the republican side, we started talking about ron desantis. like a lot of things i'm sure on your show and here in washington, a lot of it's about president trump. having his support in some of these primaries has been so critical for some many of these candidates he is essentially undefeated. he endorsed foster freeze in the wyoming gubernatorial, too late to move the needle. but he was able to elevate ron desantis who is getting clobbered in the polls by adam putnam and elevate him to a commanding position. not gottene has involved, the candidates are talking about him on the trail, in their advertising. the arizona senate primary, all they wanted to talk about was president trump. and even though the president did not endorse one candidate over the others, he was a key issue in the republican primary. those of the two track lessons we have. the problem for republicans is yoking themselves to a president ,ho is at a 41% approval rating may be generously. it might be a great strategy when he has 90% approval among republicans but i'd not sure

ron desantis is a leader. he has to be very, very careful how he addresses these kinds of issues. >> the racist robocalls were paid for by white supremacist video podcasts in iowa. >>> senator john mccain has reached his final resting place. his private burial at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis on sunday followed a week of services and mourning that stretched from arizona to the nation's capitol. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: the week-long farewell to senator john mccain has come to an end. on sunday he was laid to rest at his alma mater, the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. it follows a week of national mourning. the service was a private affair attended by the family and a handful of close friends. among them, joe lieberman. >> i believe when you bury them, their body is there, but their soul has gone on to the next world. i feel that way about john and i'm also left with incredible memories. i'll shed a tear, and yet i'll thank god i knew a man like john mccain. >> reporter: colleagues say th

respectfully, ron desantis. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the resignation of the gentleman from florida, mr. desantis, the whole number of the house is 429. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 7 of rule 22, i present a privileged report. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany h.r. 5895, a bill making appropriations for the energy and water development and related agencies for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2019, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: ordered printed. for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: mr. speaker, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjour

congressmen ron desantis and the governor's race. he is supported by president trump.e thinks trump should be impeached. >> i absolutely do, he's already incriminated himself by interfering with the department of justice, firing jim comey of whom i'm no fan of but basically obstructing justice. ever since that time, he has only driven deeper, down a pretty dark hole not only for himself but for this country. >> trump responded calling him a field socialist saying he is a dream opponent. several democrats suggested abolishing immigrations and customs enforcement. arizona congressman took it further threatening i.c.e. agents who carried out deportations. "if you are a u.s. government official and you are deporting americans, be warned. you will not be safe because you were just following orders. you do not have to take part in illegal acts ordered by this president's administration. critics point out that i.c.e. agents are not in the business of deporting americans. new york gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon says increasing taxes on new york's wealthiest residents an

congressman ron desantis' campaign is quoted as saying, ron desantis stands with the puerto rican community especially after a tragic loss of life. in the middle of all days, the dhs inspector general has launched an investigation into the night investigator brock long's personal travel. and that's a trip to his home in hickory. long denies any wrongdoing. >> if i made mistakes in the way the program was run, doing something and not unethical is not part of my dna. >> the inspector general is looking out and they use fema vehicles to travel back and forth to his homes in gainesville florida. while the dhs secretary is treating this in various seriously. jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon are picking at each other. and that's just as tough but smarter. he's not running for president and should not have made those remarks. and there is a new democratic party challenge, and comes from and make sure to look at the recommendation on brett kavanaugh. the news is dropping late this afternoon. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill with details although there are not many. >>

these polls coming out, andrew gillum out performing all expectation, up, five, six points over ron desantisonald trump is attacking ron se san tis. >> that cavs away at the base, especially since ron desantis' campaign was run on the slogan i like trump. very interesting. elise the headline from this, of course, texas bounces back and forth. we had a texas poll that had beto down nine points. i'm skeptical that texas is ready to turn blew quite yet. obviously, he's in the game, you look at indiana, missouri, florida the senate could break either way. it could be a big night for republicans or an absolute disaster for mitch mcconnell and a huge night for democrats. >> there are so still is many potential disaster for republicans. how does the battle end up? are there any new revelations from the mueller investigation? and those tight races polling within the margin of error are up in the air. with texas i have been surprised how close the race is getting. i think like you, it's possible there are more republican vote,. i think in the primary republicans out numbered democrats by 1.5ple to 1

so there's several dog whistle there is in what ron desantis said.tion that andrew gillum should be apologizing to him for calling him -- for pointing out that this was racist. so the new racism is calling racists racists. go figure. >> shermichael, when you hear not monkey it up, your reaction? >> look, i think he could have articulated the differences policy wise between conservatism and more progressive positions. >> were you offended, though? >> as a person? >> of course. >> this guy went to yale, he went to harvard. you cannot tell me that someone with that type of academic background did not know that using such a term as it related to any african-american would not be perceived as being offensive so of course i'm offended by it. i don't think it was the right words to use. he could have articulated his differences policy wise without talking about oh, he's articulate as don just said. those are terms that have been used throughout our history to dehumanize in many ways african-americans as if it's some great surprise that we have intellectual

donald trump and ron desantis tried to undermine them at every turn. that's an absence of leadership. what we have done has been a model of how to deal with these things to root out any bad pl r playplay play players and bad activity. nobody wants to bring it to conclusion quicker than i do. >> bernie sanders was one of your big supporters particularly toward the end of your primary race. you endorsed hillary clinton in 2016. would you endorse bernie sanders for president in 2020? >> i'm trying to get elected governor. we are trying to save the state. i'm deeply appreciative of the support of senator sanders. i did support secretary clinton. i spoke to her last week. she and president clinton. i value their friendship. we showed we have the ability to bring together all the wings of the democratic party. in order for us to win we have to bring the entirety of the party together. >> we'll get back to you the day after the election on that question. >> yes. thanks, dana. >> tough poll numbers for president trump, but that's not stopping some republican c

the president in the primary this week, he helped with ron desantis in florida, and ron desantis wasome from behind candidate for governor. he was just in evansville, indiana this week from mark braun. what do you think he's going to continue to do, and will it help? >> the man never sleeps. he's work all the time. what a difference a new administration makes. what this election will be about is results versus resistance. history says once a party wins the white house, whatever party wins the white house usually loses seats on the off years. but history also says the last time you had a party in the white house that had six quarters of economic growth and gdf above 4%, they actually gained seats. in the last 49 years in america unemployment has only been below 4% 8 months. three those 8 months is this year. look what we have done for the va. we built our media. the president has shut down human trafficking, modern day slavery online. he shut that down and he's prosecuting that. judge jeanine: you know, paul ryan and i said on this show since he's not running again he should forget ab

republican candidate for florida's governor under fire once again, just days after congressman ron desantiscused of using a racist term, "the washington post" reports that desantis spoke at multiple racially charged events, this dating back to 2013. at these conferences, you'd hear hundreds of people, many of the speakers right-wing speakers, but also some of them known racists, bigots, milo yiannopoul yiannopoulos, sebastian gorka, who's had anti-muslim positions. joe johns me now. so you have many viewpoints, most from the right, certainly not all racists and not all bigoted, but those kind of voices seem to be a regular feature at these events. >> and i think it's important for a variety of reasons. number one, because right now, and you have to underscore this, he's running against an african-american candidate, andrew gillum, who's the tallahassee mayor and he makes a comment, for example, on television saying, we don't want to monkey up the state. and the question, of course, is whether that was a racist comment or not. he said it wasn't intended to be racist, but now you overlay that

ron desantis is down 6 points in the race for governor. and he has separated himself from trump. it looks like he wants to put distance between himself and president trump. desantis took i thought a bizarre posture trying to argue with the president about his concern about the numbers of fatalities by hurricane maria. he actually brought up intelligent appropriate questions, and he was right to do so. puerto rico went through a tragedy. it would have been far worse if this president had not put the military in there, fema in there for a longer period of time than for any other hurricane that i'm aware of. ed: the story of puerto rico is the rebuilding that occurred. you don't control the president or hurricanes. the president has done scene extraordinary job going in there and rebuilding an island. an electrical structure. lou: the people of puerto rico have got to the acknowledge they have one of the most of corrupt state governments and local governments in san juan of any part of this country. it's stung. but they had to put up with in this tragedy the people of puerto rico hav

democratic candidate, tallahassee mayor andrew gillum, leading his republican opponent, congressman ron desantisee points, 50%-47%. the race will be one of the most closely watched contests in november. desantis has tied himself to president trump, who endorsed him in the primary against more establishment republicans. gillum would be florida's first black governor. just days after winning the democratic nomination, gillum was targeted in a racist robocall. that came after desantis told florida voters, "don't monkey this up" by electing gillum. >> of course, some context here. if polls were correct, gillum would not be the democratic candidate in the first place, right, because no one saw him coming out of nowhere to win the democratic nomination. so it's tough to know what to take away. >>> all right, amazon just became the answer to a trillion-dollar question. we'll get a check on "cnn money" next. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi f

ron desantis running for governorship. to sit there and say they decide against the reality and against the president to me is just beyond the pail. >> desantis would not be on the ticket if it wasn't for the president's endorsement. scott was the for. the reality is the democrats are playing to puerto ricans who moved to this country, moved to florida, politics rate. they not for us anyway. at the end of the day, the president is accurate. the group doing the estimate would say you and i weigh between 100-10 -- 100 to 300 pounds. i do statistics all the time. this is the most absurd thing i have seen. >> lou: the national left wing media blindly took the numbers an jumped when the puerto rican governor decided to use them for whatever his political purposes. they have no foundation in fact. there is no fact based count here that is worthy of discussion. >> but again, they will use it in florida, use the community. any new puerto ricans that proved to florida to rev them up and make them up. >> lou: that is ignorance beyond

ron desantis running for governorship. it there and say they decide against the reality and against the president to me is just beyond the pail. >> desantis would not be on the ticket if it wasn't for the president's endorsement. scott was the for. the reality is the democrats are playing to puerto ricans who moved to this country, moved to florida, politics rate. they not for us anyway. at the end of the day, the president is accurate. the group doing the estimate would say you and i weigh between 100-10 -- 100 to 300 pounds. i do statistics all the time. this is the most absurd thing i have seen. >> lou: the national left wing media blindly took the numbers an jumped when the puerto rican governor decided to use them for whatever his political purposes. they have no foundation in fact. there is no fact based count here that is worthy of discussion. >> but again, they will use it in florida, use the community. any new puerto ricans that proved to florida to rev them up and make them up. >> lou: that is ignorance beyond bel

ron desantis wins florida in the republican primary on wednesday. then to the right is this gentleman gillum. and he is very left wing. they never expected him to win. so as you go through even arizona and florida, california. they are so far left, their candidates, when it comes to november it's a different game totally. we are central. whoever trump supports wins their primaries. >> lou: you have to appreciate the president's sense of humor. he tweeted out that attorney general jeff sessions' job is safe, that he will not fire him before the midterm elections. >> right, before november. how many days is that? okay so we are safe. >> lou: 68 now. >> 68 days? you know what? i think, look, i don't know where jeff sessions gets off being the attorney general when in truth, how can you work for a guy who doesn't want you? where is your dignity? where is your self-esteem? where is your sense of self? the guy doesn't want you. give it up. >> lou: well, we are not going to give you up. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> lou: judge jeanine pirro

here's ron desantis and david horowitz's effects. >> what an honor it has been to be here to speak.has done such great work. they have been to the conferences in the past. i have been a big admirer and tells american people the truth and standing up for the right thing. >> tells american people the truth and standing up for the right thing. >> it he is embracing those views. >> i have to assume jeb bush who cares deeply about diversity in the republican party and conservative principals has to just be pounding his head off the wall when you read something like this to think his state could go in that direction. >> it will have the effect in this contest of really galvanizing african-american supporters and hispanic voters and that's who andrew gillum needs to turn out. he had a contest that had the element to it. both because gillum would be the first black governor of florida and the comment desantis made that was not intending to talk about gillum in that way and you have this racial undercurrent in the contest that only fuels that further and democrats believe it will help him be

it so i feel sorry for my friends in florida that had to make a choice there. >> it and ron desantisnced that he will resign immediately from congress to focus on this governor's race. >> florence, this is going to be ground zero for this midterm election, because you have this and you have the senate race. i actually don't think andrew gillam, the democratic nominee can be characterized as the alonely left. but i think what desantis did here is exactly the kind of thinga we're trying to push back against. so with conferences, with fellows that are brought here, with political conversations with people as diverse as anthony scaramuccscaramucci, si sanders, we're trying to make it so that people can talk and the personal attack and the fact-free argument should be put behind us. >> i want to know how are you going to work together in this new initiative? >> part of what we're trying to do is fight the rage in american politics that i'm right and you're evil. and if i'm right, you need to go to jail and anything you say is a lie. we believe in our folks, but at the end of the it, we're

so you've got ron desantis, who's like way out there to the right, and not even 24 hours after the primaryt were taken as racial remarks. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> what was meant? >> i think he is someone with a lot of political experience and he knows about what he was saying. so to choose the word monkey, referring to a black candidate, i don't think it was by mistake. >> my heart hurts for that and for the people that take it in a bad way, because i, you know, from knowing desantis and the person he is when it comes to policy he would never want to discourage neem any sort of way. >> what about his comments towards cortez? >> look at this girl,bjlñ ocasi cor cortez. >> i don't care['vÑ whether shen eskimo. >> the age of trump, though. isn't it kind of like just all bets are off? you like donald trump and donald trump said insensitive stuff all the time? like it's his trademark. how do you make sense of that? >> words are very important obviously. end of the day, i'm voting for someone who shares my viewchoints whview

you have ron desantis, look at this ad from the primary, which is pretty clear about what it means. >ng with the kids. >> build the wall. >> he reads stories. >> then mr. trump said, you're fired. i love that part. >> he's teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league. so good. >> i mean, the panhandle is thrilled. >> subtle. >> that was tongue in cheek, poking fun at themselves. but that's florida, not wyoming, or oklahoma, right? these swing states where every election is basically decided by a point or less or at least lots of them are. i think it's a real risk to sort of do that in the primary. look, i would expect him to try to tack back towards a more florida-centric center right positioning in the general election. i think we're going to hear a lot more about navy jag officer ron desantis. >> andrew gillum isn't tacking towards the center either. he's a progressive candidate. >> because that's where democrats -- >> that's where he does well. >> that's where democratic energy is and for him to win in