>> senator rubio. mr.ubio: first is the flood insurance program, which is creek appeared a lot of people who were hurt in the storm did not have flood insurance. and we will go back and reauthorize it every year. we should not have to keep going back. we should reform the system. florida plays -- pays more than it takes out. talk about property insurance. it's a state issue. you do not want the federal government involved, believe me. but i will say this to you. we are, i believe the number is eight or 9% of the claims in america. we are 83% of the lawsuits in america. so what is happening to these insurers is the cost of litigations, they are saying i'm out in florida. and i worry about it. my property insurance is up at the end of this year and other people should be worried about it, because when your property insurance goes up, if you cannot afford it or do not have it, the mortgage company will force you and your mortgage could double. we are facing a crisis, the state has to get around it that i am i

senator rubio. sen. rubio: obviously, this is a state issue. the flood insurance program, which is critical. a lot of people who were hurt in the storm didn't have flood insurance. we have to go back and reauthorize it every year. it should be permanent. florida pays more into the flood program then it takes out. you talk about the property insurance, it is a state issue. you don't want the federal government involved in property insurance. i will say this. i believe the number is eight or 9% of the claims in america, we are 83% of the losses in america. what is happening to these insurers, the cost of litigation, they are saying, i am out. my property insurance is up at the end of this year. other people should be worried about it. if your property insurance goes up, the mortgage company will -- and your mortgage could double. we are facing looming prices. i am certainly in favor of reforming the flood program and reforming it. >> you have 60 seconds to answer the same question. rep. demings: let me tell you, the senator works very hard to say

>> sean: senator rubio? >> thank you. >> it's neither the government nor the school's job to raise children. they're there to teach. strong families raise children. from our role, i don't want the federal government involved in our schools. i don't want the federal government threatening our schools. i don't want the federal government holding leverage over their head. if the federal government wants to help pay for school lunches, that's fine. don't put strings attached like they're doing now. if you don't let boys play with girls in sports, we'll take away your school lunch money. i'm against that. we should all be against that. that's what we should do in the federal level, not bullying states into adopting policies that at the end of the day turn these places from schools into indoctrination centers. we don't want that or need that. that's the way marxism works. they use the school to indoctrinate and tell the kids don't listen to your parents. listen to us. we can't tolerate it. we can't allow it. that'

>> remember, marco rubio is a soft puppet.say on that day whatever talking points -- marco rubio at this point doesn't really matter. i'll tell you what is scary though. law enforcement officials in florida decided to back marco rubio overall demings, one of their own who's a former police chief, it calls into question the same way we're thinking about the police supreme court united states. think those are legitimate questions about law enforcement here in south florida. when you're siding with someone like marco rubio, who says he doesn't seem to have any problem with law enforcement and people losing lives in the rally on january six. >> and i will remind folks that the head of latinos for trump, he was already involved in official republican public politics before the insurrection, and they were fine with his presence, fine with his other issues and incidences in his past. it's scary past. for now monday thank you very much, we'll be right back. 'll be right back. down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm

senator scott, senators scott and rubio, marco rubio.ongressional lawmakers asking the government to sign hurricane relief for the state but just last week scott voted against the stopgap spending bill that included money for fema. rubio did not vote that the height of a proxy or do you think there is something to what they are saying? >> no, i think it is not just the height of hypocrisy, it is the definition of hypocrisy don and i think that voters should really take a look at what their stances are, why rick scott voted against 18. 8 billion dollars for fema, a lot of it for exactly these kinds of natural disaster relief's. why marco rubio did not even show up. he has one of the worst records of showing up for work in the senate. and not showing up for a vote where your own constituents lives depend on it is i think something he should be held accountable for. but this goes even past rubio and scott. i think it shows the hypocrisy of a lot of republican leaders in congress ever since 2013. when they had to vote for when they were aske

. >>> and senator marco rubio pulls a total 180. he once told a parkland victim's father that he supported raising the minimum age to buy a rifle. now he's taking it back. that victim's father is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front, the breaking news. martial law. putin's martial law now at this hour is in effect in parts of ukraine just after midnight local time. russian president vladimir putin doing the move not seen from russia since world war ii. martial law. and this order does a few major things. first, a degree of martial law in four ukrainian regions that putin has illegally annexed and in large part in many places under ukrainian control. that open the door for russian-backed leaders to impose sweeping new restrictions. curfews, seizing property, detaining people, forcibly moving people to other regions. the order like many russian laws is open for a lot of interpretation. putin could take these new powers even further. all we know is what he said today. >> translator: we are working to

marco rubio and val demings met for the first time. more than anything, jose, it was a clear contrast between the republican candidate and democratic candidate. val demings leaning in on the issue of abortion. attacking marco rubio for not wanting to support exemptions and saying she would be a fighter protecting women's issues. marco rubio painting himself as an established, experienced legislator talking about some of his bipartisan accomplishments. one other thing we saw at the debate last night, jose, was a conversation and a preview of this announcement that we're going to hear from the president. we got a sense what have republicans are going to say about it. we saw the release of the oil from the strategic reserves. how republicans are going to criticize that. listen to a little bit of that response as we heard from rubio yesterday. >> oil reserves do not exist to win mid terms. they exist to help this country in an emergency. what we cannot do are crazy policies that are coming from the left that congresswoman demming has suppo

it's notable that senator rubio didn't say i support exceptions. he said, i don't think that's where the votes are. that, i think, is a very notable position. to me, rubio is running based on the premise that, in the state of florida, republicans have a general advantage, that if he gets out republican voters, if he runs about in line with, you know, ron desantis or donald trump even in the 2020 election, he's going to do just fine. you don't see what rubio said any attempt to reach across to voters who might be in the middle. val demings is definitely also doing what democrats are doing across the country, talking about abortion as an issue of bodily autonomy, of choice, but i think her saying to the moment of viability is something to underscore as well. you don't hear a lot of democrats volunteering the answer to that question about what the limits are to where they see the lines on abortion. she actually did that last night. i thought that was notable as well. >> also, real quick in florida, there's been video released, a body cam video of an a

marco rubio will be here. also, senator rick scottre. will be here. rick scott fans herett right no, both santos and rubio, they are now poised for a massiveo are election day. >> gov to santos is up by as whopping 14 points in recent university of north florida. hold thaiversityt same polls shw senator rubio up by 11 pointsy over democrasevet radical sociat leftist val demings. you notice i add to the teleprompter. toni, but tonight, momentumwe sa is absolutely for the republicans. we start with a lot ofrth good news tonight, and it's not unique to florida. a new poll by rasmussen outy, today. yesterday, herschel walker wasl up by two point four pointsf to by trafalgar. as of today, rasmussen has herschel up by five in north carolina. republican ted budd is up lates by four. according to trafalgart . the latest and this was just for this program, insider advantage pollnsider, kerry lake is up by eleven over katie hobbs and arizona. senate we now have a dead even senate bace, which means that mark kelly is going to be packingby t and headed back to ar

unbelievable flooding, in miami where marco rubio lives.e climate is always changing, that he does not have a plan to deal with the weather, that it's just really shameful. the only thing i can think of again, is that marco rubio is in denial. florida certainly deserves better, especially when floridians are hurting. look, i am running for the united states senate of florida. floridians are interested in adding somebody that will be addressed their issues, especially when they are in trouble. i'm asking them to vote for me, my website is val demings. com. >> let me ask you about the status of the situation in florida. we've had more than 100 confirmed deaths now, there may be more to come. you have seen it. there are people who are -- they get passed by, forgotten. these storms do not treat everybody the same. there are people that do not have insurance, who have lost their cars, which is an impossibility to get around southwest florida. what do we do? we move away, right? we go away and everybody forgets, and it was last week's news but it

and senator rubio is leading by roughly five points in the polls. the economy, a top issue for voters here in florida and in this state, inflation is higher than the national average, david. >> all right, 20 days to go, rachel. thank you so much again tonight. >>> to the other news here this evening, and there is news tonight on that iranian athlete who competed in south korea without that required traditional head covering. elnaz rekabi arrived back in tehran, greeted by cheering crowds. late today, seen with iran's minister of youth affairs and sports, and in an interview, saying it was an accident that she competed without a head covering. but iranian human rights activists tonight suspect she will be punished. >>> when we come back here from florida, the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during a training accident in miami. and what we've now learned tonight. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand n

congresswoman val demings hoping her background in law enforcement will help defeat marco rubio. in their only debate, rubio was pressed on an issue close to home -- the pledge he made three days after the parkland school shooting to the families of the victims. >> you said, quote, "if you're 18 years of age, you should not be able to buy a rifle. i will support a law that takes that right away." would you still support that federal law? >> let me tell you why that law doesn't work and why that proposal doesn't work. we had a shooter last thursday, tragic, in north carolina. he was 15. where did he get the gun? he didn't get it from a gun show. he certainly didn't buy it. he's 15 years of age. so, i think the solution of this problem is to identify these people that are acting this way and stop them before they act. >> i want to make sure that i understand that what you said in 2018 is not what you believe is the solution today. there should be not be a ban on 18 or 19 or 20-year-olds -- >> well a 15-year-old just got a gun, got a shotgun and killed a bunch of people. >> but that

what day is it and what is marco rubio saying?e said time and time again and he knows it that i support a woman's right to choose up to the time of liability. >> guys, we focus so much on georgia and arizona and pennsylvania and all of those tight races that are going to swing the senate. this florida race oddly has gone a little under the radar but clear again last night marco rubio leading in the polls has a fight on his hands and why congresswoman demings was on the short list to become joe biden's vice president. >> joining us now, nbc news seen yell political report other mark caputo and former chief of staff to the dccc senior aide to hillary clinton and joe biden's campaigns. joe watched the full debate last night, and you really could see the experience that val demings has as a police chief. >> right. >> whose dealt with a lot of characters that might frustrate her. she really had her -- she had her facts ready, but also ready to confront him with some of the kinds of things the republican party has done of late in order

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but the publicity that marco rubio brought to this guy who rubio says was canvassing for campaign ledrevelation that christopher was on the payroll of the florida republican party through at least last month. the florida gop paid christopher over $10,000 over the last several months. why is this white supremacist unite the white rally charging at people with confederate flags guy, why he is on the payroll of the florida republican party? we reached out to the florida gop and to marco rubio's cam bane to ask them that and we have not heard back. but maybe it's because folks with that kind of history are increasingly finding a home in the florida republican party. "the new york times" reported this sum better the tightening grip that groups like the proud boys have been gaining on the miami-dade gop. until recent will he he was a member of the miami-dade republican executive committee. he claimed to the times that he has been on page to deradicalization and his disavowed his previous racist ideology. but when he ran unsuccessfully for city council last year, he maintained his on line ti

i think demings also wants to contrast her background against rubio's. she likes to say she's the daughter of a maid and a janitor, a black woman who rose through the police ranks to become a chief in orlando against rubio who has spent most of his time in elected office and victor the issue of policing in general is going to be one to watch tonight because republicans have really tried to make crime a central issue, how does that work against demings who herself is a former police officer? >> we'll be watching that tonight. steve, thanks. >>> january 6th taking center stage in last night's fiery debate in utah between republican senator mike lee and the man who wants his job independent evan mcmullin. >> senator lee it's a betrayal of to american republic you were there to stand up for the constitution but when they were at the gates you were happy to let them in. >> there's absolutely nothing to the idea that i would have ever supported, ever did support a fake electors plot. yes, there were people who behaved very badly on that day. i wasn't one of th

demings more so than rubio as she has raised nearly $50 million more than rubio has, giving democratsing the paycheck protection program passed at the beginning of the pandemic. [cheers] >> he paints demings as the supporter of extreme progressive politics and, quote: turning boys into girls. demings slams rubio for his low senate attendance record and the former orlando police chief distanced herself from the progressives in her party saying defunding the police is, quote: just crazy. according to the real clear politics average, rubio currently has about a 5 percentage point lead over demings; however, democrats in florida remain optimistic for a november upset. >> bret: all right, phil. thank you. pennsylvania democratic senate nominee john fetterman releasing a note from his doctor saying he is recovering well from a stroke in may. fetterman's health has become a major issue in his battle with republican mehmet oz. a new poll finds fetterman's lead has narrowed maintains a 48 to 46 advantage. he was leading lie 6 points in the aarp survey in june. oregon has not elected a republic

but if you happen to catch what rubio said? it's what can past. i mean, for many voters, you think yourself, i mean, it's not a pie in the sky ideal. but it is the standard only pursue that which can be accomplished, is that really where we are? >> i think it's also interesting that he started with saying i'm 100% pro-life. but i vote for things that can just pass. and i think there is a contradiction there. it is unfortunate that people are not, they're playing this flip-flop giving game. and valdes came in strong, hot. she kicked it on multiple levels, law enforcement, a woman someone who has investigated these crimes. and really told a story that we know is personal and it draws a contrast of, like, who do you really want leading in this moment? >> also, who do you trust. he she also fact-check them. because every -- has an exception. she's co-sponsored the one with senator graham. does make a exception for rape or. incest she called it out. i'm not sure what he -- i guess he's trying to thread the needle and make people think that it has more

i saw the back and forth marco rubio.mings and she used to be that police chief and you say she really didn't change but she turned her back on law enforcement. >> she certainly did. they don't support her. so how can you vote for someone who the police department will not even support. they are all supporting rubio. >> lawrence: why don't you think they support her? >> she is so -- on the commercial she is always so angry, yelling, yelling, yelling. and also she supports abortion on demand. and i am pro-life and i'm a christian. and i can't understand how anybody could kill a baby for no research at all. >> lawrence: thank you so much. ma'am. as you know, in florida swing state they are very conservative here. and rachel, i'm sure you can speak to this later. and we are going to be talking about this later in the program. the hispanic vote will be critical here in florida. and they are trending very red. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> rachel: thanks for that, lawrence. great stuff. >> steve: you are off

so marco rubio can make his mouth say anything, as we will know, i think there's marco rubio, runningown immigration real, because a few people in his base scared the hell out of him. so don't just listen to what marco rubio says, watch what he does. >> well, i will have you have ever listened to something else marco rubio said. florida is still reeling from the effects of hurricane ian. but here is what he said last sunday about how he would vote on a potential disaster relief package. >> are you telling me that if hurricane ian relief contains anything that smells like port, you will vote no? >> sure. i will fight against having port in it. >> your reaction? >> you know, quite frankly, it is disappointing. jonathan, let me say this. in order to do your job, first, you have to show up for work. and marco rubio has one of the worst attendance records of any senator in the united states senate. our primary responsibility is to protect the health, safety and well-being of the people that we serve. florida was hit hard, as we all know from hurricane ian. there are people still in central

we have reached out to the florida gop, and to marco rubio's campaign to ask them that.not heard back. maybe it's because folks with that kind of history are increasingly finding a home in the florida republican party. the new york times reported this summer about the tightening grip that groups like the proud boys and gaining on each miami-dade gop. along with several proud boys, until recently he was a member of the miami-dade republican executive committee. he claims to the times that he has been on a path to deradicalization, and has disavowed his previous racist ideologies. but when he ran unsuccessfully for city council last year, he maintained his online ties to the white supremacist lead of the south. the miami news times reports that when members of the media were invited to interview him at the hospital this week, they were blocked from his room by proud boys. and so again, there are still a lot of questions to be answered about this awesome -- violent attack this week. there have been arrests, maybe we will eventually know whether senator rubio's claims as a p

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there's no way val demings can beat marco rubio. i think if there had been a little more investment in her race recall on -- by the way, i'm not writing her off yet. i think she has a really good shot. but if we had seen early investment in this race, could have been better. >> let me play -- there was an interview with the florida secretary of state about the voting rules. here's yamiche's reporting. >> what do you say to critics who say that the office of election crimes and security, what some have called the election police force, that that was created to establish a false political narrative about a problem that doesn't really exist? >> i think that's just completely inaccurate and belies the truth that there are people that vote that aren't entitled to vote. and every single person that votes that shouldn't undermines someone -- the legal vote of someone else. >> charles, you know, this is the argument that republicans are making to justify suppressive rules. they're like, we're just trying to make it harder to cheat. but they

scott: i don't think rubio will run again.esantis is kind of the talk of the town right now for running for president. he has raised $200 million for his governor's race, which is an incredible amount of money, but also he has a national infrastructure in place on how to raise money if he decides to run for president. but i think they are friends, and even though rubio and jeb were friends, i don't think he would run again, i think he ran once, and desantis, if he went on to win, i would not be surprised to see rubio as secretary upstate or something because they are that close. gerald: there is no shortage of republicans from florida who want to run for president. you've got rick scott. scott: running the senate committee this cycle. if the republicans win, they will get credit -- he will get credit, just as mcconnell will get some credit. i think the republicans are going to have a healthy field. it is a big bench, men and women. regardless of what trump does. every time someone asks me what trump is going to do, it is usual

marco rubio having an event in the miami area later this evening. val demings is having an event and accepting the endorsement for the social security group later this afternoon. both of them are trying to ride some momentum from the fire work that is you saw last night on the debate stage. you saw a little bit of it right there. there were the insults and interpretations, but they painted a contrast for floridians. you saw the exchange on abortion. you saw intense exchanges on the issue of guns. val demings going after rubio for reserving some of his positions, his previous support for raising the age to buy an assault weapon to 21. val demings getting emotional during one of those exchanges as she attacked him for that and rubio painted himself as a seasoned legislator. someone who has been able to pass bipartisan legislation throughout his career. i want you to listen to a little bit of what we heard from val demings on "morning joe" just this morning. >> when our leaders like marco rubio take center stage and think it's okay to have alternative

it appears that rubio is predicted to be the winner at least ahead right now in the polls. could things change? >> this isn't a race that was at the top of democrats -- democratic officials' list of states that they thought that they could take from republicans. this was a second-tier race as far as they were concerned from the very beginning, not one that democrats were counting on, while certainly hopeful that val demings could beat marco rubio and one of the issues that she has focused on in this election has been abortion rights, but as we have seen in the last few weeks, it's not packing as much of a punch as an issue for democrats as it had been right after the dobbs decision. >> and, daniel, on that front, you know, we heard yesterday that the president said that he would promise and do everything he could to codify roe if democrats continued to hold the house, but today his focus turns to the economy. are these two issues that he can keep balanced as we are just three weeks away? >> i mean, it's clear from the president's remarks that he and democrats in general wan

demmings more so than rubio. she has raised $50 million more than rubio.ats optimistic about flipping the seat. rubio touts his experience and getting the ppp passed at beginning of the pandemic. he said that saved tens of thousands of jobs. he painteds demmings as supporter of extreme progressive politics turning boys into girls. demmings slams rubio for his low senate attendance record and former orlando police chief has distanced herself from the radical progressive in her party saying defunding the police is crazy. another hot topic was immigration and the border crisis. >> there is no country in the world that can tolerate or permit or afford 5000 people a day arriving at your border saying the magic words, getting asylum. >> more boots on the ground, more technology, more processors. let's secure our border. reporter: current polls showing incumbent marco rubio leading demmings by about five percentage points. as you would expect, neil, today both are claiming victory. back to you. neil: not surprising there. phil keating thank you, very, very much.

in arizona and florida as well including last night, a pretty heated debate between senator marco rubio and val demings over everything from abortion to gun safety. >> the government is in that room because she brought them in there. she wants the taxpayer to pay for that abortion. that's government involvement pay for them all over the world. >> how long will you watch people being gunned down in first grade, fourth grade, high school, college, church, synagogue, a grocery store, a movie theater, a mall and a nightclub and do nothing? >> all right, up first, though, the president is set to give a really major speech any moment now. as soon as it comes up, we're going to bring it to you, expected to announce the release of 15 million barrels of oil from the strategic reserves. this move of course is aimed at bringing those gas prices down, right? coming exactly two weeks after opec announced cuts in oil production. we're going to bring you the president's remarks as soon as they get started to talk through all of this, we want to bring in shannon pettypiece, cnbc market reporter pippa s

fema administrator criswell and florida senator marco rubio are standing by with the latest. abc news senior meteorologist rob marciano leads us off from fort myers beach. as florida digs out, the death toll keeps rising. >> reporter: it does, jon. it's grim, sobering stuff, the only spot is the weather has been cooperative. now we're seeing fatalities up and over 70 here in the state of florida, and that makes it the deadliest hurricane since 1928, and still, rescues are ongoing, as much damage they've seen, yesterday we went out to inland areas, where the rivers were still rising, still communities and people who were trapped by floodwaters, we met with citizens who have their private there. concerns over a levee nearby, whether that was going to break, and they evacuated that area, the rivers finally this morning are starting to come down, but still there's water surrounding this neighborhood behind me, and i want to show you this drone shot, we got wind damage here in fort myers, de facto ground zero, this community is damaged by wind and surrounded by water. so many comm

senator martin to mike marco rubio would be here. also major hannity announcement, i think you like it. were only 26 days away till these all-important midterm elections. that said. 26 days. i hope you feel the urgency as i am. democrats are running the most extreme, radical, destructive crop of midterm candidates ever. they're doubling down on the most destructive agenda ever. and even from the biden economy goes from bad to worse, they keep lying about it. today's data shows inflation at yet another for the year high with the september numbers coming in even hotter than expected. that means prices for groceries, gas, rent, every star you go to basically is costing you a lot more money. and by the way, we've been telling you all of this hardworking americans americans continued to suffer, take a look at your screen. year-over-year, gas prices up 20% since that time trump was president it has doubled. even with biden trying to artificially reduce the price by draining our reserves. electricity is up 15% by the way he's compromised on

you know, you're running against marco rubio. he didn't take the move to vote against the allocation that was just passed by the house and the senate for florida, but he didn't show up to vote for it. health department didn't vote at all. the entire florida republican house caucus voted against the money to help florida through hurricane ian. your opponent didn't vote at all. is there any sign that he pays a price for that? >> joy, it's good to be with you. what a strange time we find ourselves in. he should pay a price for that. you know, our primary responsibility as elected officials is to protect the health, safety, and well-being of the people we serve. if there's any time we should lay politics aside, it dag gone should be during a natural disaster, especially one like hurricane ian that over 100 people have lost their lives, many people have lost everything they own. this is a tough time. and for marco rubio to not vote at all, which is almost worse because at the very least he could do is to show up and do his job. but to

both rubio and desantis are up for re-election.hip between trump and desantis who were once allies has grown distant ahead of a possible presidential show down in 2024. with us political analyst laura beroan lopez. and cnn political analyst ryan lizza. there are some fascinating dynamics at play here, laura, what do you think? >> senator rubio is up average 6 points, this isn't a close senate race. so the former president is going there on this tour ahead of election day. and really it seems like it could be more of a snub towards ron desantis than maybe boosting rubio. because everyone knows. look, ron desantis has not made it, you know, a secret that he's interested in a run in 2024, he wants to win the presidential nomination. and this is clearly the former president trying to say look i'm still the head of this party, and i'm the one that a lot of republicans are potentially going to get behind. and it's not going to necessarily help desantis in this final stretch as that takes a lot of attention away from him. >> that appeared

have you heard a peep about the republican canvasser working for marco rubio?ted because he was wearing a rubio t-shirt in the wrong neighborhood internal bleeding, broken jaw? they don't care. crime isn't real until it happens on their front door. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host who joins me now. dana, this rubio guy he almost died. i haven't seen this story anywhere. >> no. and you won't, jesse, except here and you talking about it. he has to get facial reconstruction surgery because he was beaten up so badly. and the report said that he was specifically targeted because he was wearing a desantis hat and a rubio shirt. and if you want to have a discussion about a racially or ethically or politically motivated attack, there it is. we have seen a lot of those over the years. people were afraid to wear red hats now gravitate from wearing red hats to wearing anything republican or any republican candidate's merchandise at all whatsoever. and desantis has? hat? good grief. we have been dealing with it for some time and they pretend it doesn't exi

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does rubio need trump? forget about desantis for a second. why is trump going there? i know some candidates have distanced themselves from the former president. >> no, he doesn't need donald trump. i mean he's well up in the polls, you know, he's beating val demings by plenty, there is a poll that will show rubio has a clear advantage. look at that, a seven-point lied. he doesn't need him. i think he's trying to curry favor with the former president with the idea he will run in 2024 and maybe he wants to put a little jab at ron desantis as well. >> why is trump taking the time. >> i don't think anyone else wants him. you know, i think if you look at the polling, we know that trump's favorability rating is just 41%. unfavorable, 54% so he's not getting invited to a lot of swing state races so he will go to florida with the idea, maybe, i can poke desantis as well and look ahead to 2024. >> another october surprise in georgia. a second woman saying herschel walker pressured her into having an abortion. and so i just wonder where does this race stand? will this even matt

when asked about abortion, rubio said he is 100% pro hlife but dd not clarify whether he would support a national ban demings said those decisions should be left to families and their doctors. one of the most heated debates was about gun rights >> not the crazy one they just passed, but a real red flag law that would allow the police department to go before a judge. >> this is about taking dangerous guns out of the hands of dangerous people, and the overwhelming majority of people in our nation want us to do just that how long will you watch people being gunned down in first grade, fourth grade, high school, college, church, synagogue, grocery store, movie th theater, a mall and nightclub and do nothing >> senator rubio was also asked if he would accept the election results. he said he would because nflorid has great election laws. >>> president biden focussed on abortion rights at a campaign event tuesday, but newe polling shows most voters are more concerned about inflation and the economy. >> reporter: president biden trying to amplify the political divisive issue of abortion rights

well, in the meantime, the republican marco rubio, a senator of the united states, said that putin canattack polish lithuanians verbatim. this is reported by the public. putin will decide, for example, that arming nato, arming europe and the united states for ukraine will not only lead to the fact that he will lose the war, but will also undermine his control over power. it is quite possible that he may eventually strike at some of the content of the distribution through which supplies take place in poland, in particular, rubio noted on the trade mark, he suggests that polish airports may also be under attack. rubio noted that the risk of a nuclear attack by putin is higher today than a month ago, but he is more concerned about the intermediate steps that putin can take. according to the change of operational information, in particular, there is a report that there is a potentially disturbing situation in the sky over odesa now. again, the attack of iranian drones has certain successes in the armed forces of ukraine and in kharkiv oblast after the enchanting counter-offensive of our fo

i'm thinking here of marco rubio. a seasoned politician who you would think at this stage in his career would be comfortable enough in debating anybody. but i guess maybe he is still traumatized by what donald trump did it with him on the debate stage in front of all of america. he never wants to step on the debate stage again. >> oh amen. i think from rubio's perspective, they're looking at this and he appears to be in the league for the most part so they're thinking to themselves, why debate when you're likely gonna win this thing? i like val demings, i have some political differences from her. but val demings reminds me of my grandmother. in the ways and how she views politics. i have a lot of respect for her. but i think florida, just like georgia, with stacey abrams in my view. and with peter o'rourke. some of these, ayman, if i can be quite honest with you. they are not quite where they need to be for a candidate, or any of those candidates, to actually win a successful statewide campaign. that doesn't mean the

>> marco rubio is going to win. i don't think there's a lot of mystery there.usly, strain things can happen. but if you look at the, polling marco rubio is clearly ahead, 5 to 10 points, i think of a poll on their screen right now has him up seven points. look, it's a red state. it's probably going to be a good year for republicans. so, the public candidate, marco rubio, is going to win. >> georgia, record turnout, what is that indicating? >> you know, we always talk about -- >> yeah, that's your answer, yeah? >> we will talk about early voting. yeah, these record numbers. turnout, interest, is high. but the fact is is that the people who turned out to vote early, the people who vote by mail, are overwhelmingly democratic. republican voters are mostly, or a lot of them, clearly more than democrats, wait until election day to count ballots. we know this from the polling, we know through history. it is not a lot to read into early voting other than perhaps interest. which we knew already, because record primary turnout. >> i've seen some polling that there had be

you heard senator rubio painting himself as a seasoned legislator here.eone who has bipartisan accomplishments. someone who is very familiar on the issue of national security. i want you to listen to one of those moments. >> look, the senator can play national security expert all he wants. i know he needs that for his next presidential run. >> i don't know what you mean by play national security. i'm the vice chairman of the intelligence committee and previous chairman. it's actually my job. >> reporter: you heard moments like that throughout the night. there was another moment where rubio said that demings had never passed any legislation, there's not a bill that she sponsored that has passed. demings shot back saying that's not true and looked at him and said, i don't know when you got to the point when you lied so much. it got personal. it got contentious. you heard a focus on several issues. you hard guns, abortion, immigration. these are two very different candidates. i think that was clear for floridians last night. >> shaq brewster, this is one to