management, it is great to see you u vivek. -- to see you, vivek. >> good morning, maria.chairman of the house judiciary committee, jim jordan, trying to hold the other side to account. you also have major issues regarding foreign policy. what are your plans there? >> so, look, i think one of the top priorities is make sure the people we elect to run the government are the ones who actually run the government. and for me, that starts with the presidency. you want to often the actual reform, there's a lot that the u.s. president can coeven by executive order. -- do even by executive order. that's why i've said i'm going to the end affirmative action in america because lyndon johnson created it by executive order, i can end it by executive order, and i'm surprised not a single republican has ever, i think, run on that premise, abandoning climate religion that shackles the united states while leaving china untouched. these are things that the u.s. president can lead the way on, but it requires somebody who aches a strong view of the constitution and says these are things i do

vivek ramaswamy [applause] vivek: that was so nice.he first thing i will say is thank you for that to kind of an introduction. i wish i could've brought my family today. i was late saying happy birthday to my son who turns three years old tonight. [applause] thank you. we had a surprise for him which was we were going to do a little birthday celebration for him here tonight but there was a weather issue so they ended up getting grounded can ohio. thank you for celebrating in spirit. here's what i will say, i will start in the middle of the speech. is steve here? he's on his way. good good. i think steve is going to join us, he's a friend and were going to have a conversation. i will kick this off with i believe the preamble out. some of you might have seen the big announcement that i made this week, great i'm running for president so what. the question ought to be about the what and the why. in places like this, in times of the year like we are in, electoral cycles, we tend to obsess over the question of the who. that's the problem wit

it's not vivek first, it's not trump first.eech on stage people can see that at vivek 2024.com. i'm an american first conservative as well. to say put america first we need to rediscover what america is the question for the republican primary for the electorate right now is do we want a national divorce or do we want a national revival? and i think the way we unify this country isn't by showing up in the middle saying can't we all compromise and get along. i think that ship has sailed. i think the way we deliver national unity is embracing the extremism the radicalism of the american ideals themselves from free speech to self-governance to meritocracy. i think that's how we unify this country and, bret, i'm running because i genuinely believe for the next generation i'm the best positioned candidate to actually deliver national unity a tonight when i think many republicans and most americans want and need. we are hungering for that and i can deliver it. >> bret: one more question quickly and not getting a lot of unity in republ

stuart: now, vivek, is this trump's cpac yes? is this trump's gop?that the america first agenda, the people behind america first are really committed to putting america first, not trump first, not vivek but america first. i gave a speech. got five standing ovations in middle of a speech. little secret i learned. i'm new as a out sighter. as an outsider you see how corrupt the system is. you know what is funny? i attended cpac before. i didn't know it works this way. consultant says we an h can get you up to number two there if you pay us $100,000 a lot of people making money not only off of me but every presidential campaign. this will not only be the most expensive presidential campaign, one people in the industry, politics is industry. people make so much money off of this. one thing i will do throughout the campaign exposing it. i didn't get to where i am just getting exploited. the american people deserve to see the sausage getting made. stuart: did you pay? >> absolutely not. that was fake. stuart: bump up to number two. >> i would take my speak

candidate vivek ramaswamy who io happening the nomination for the gop.?o do this?t f you need money. g let's faceot it a lot of big des donors have gotten behind ron desantis governo fr florida. president trump has seen an i enormous reaction from ndindividuals, individuals donating to the former president.reci i'm reading here pro esg chuck schumer was the top recipient o blackrock donations in 2022. it is about money. how are you going to raise enough cash to make a difference in 2024 election? >> type what i didn't do. this brick ring 18 can edit but hat in hand big donors to run. i was not born rich i built companies and had success.ifts that's not going to list this. small dollar donors want to take this america first agenda the m 2024 not, my name 24.com.a we are actually seeing is a wave in the first week of been in ths race it's overwhelming trying people in who identify arese pa republicans people part of thisg pro- american movement. that is really what is going to lift this all the way to success. proceeding i went to newtone for hampshire as i

gorgeous vivek. >> good morning, ainsley.ks and who is to blame for this. >> the party to blame for this is the u.s. federal reserve which for 20 years has been playing this game of playing god. unfortunately, they have been doing it with the fat finger. playing god for financial system with a fat finger which means they haven't done a great job of balancing inflation and unemployment. that means they have had to have these jerk responses in one direction or another. what happens is when they raised interest rates pretty sharply in the last year and a half or two what happened caused silicon valley bank to fail. what's worth noting the silicon valley bank different than other banks took risks they shouldn't have taken. concentrated base of technology companies as client base. the idea of extrapolating that to the rest of the banking system is a big overstatement. sort ever fear-mongering pushed by silicon valley fen temperature capitalists over the weekend to earn a special bailout. that's exactly what they got which is i ref

and what vivek said once again is absolutely right.se organizations have taken their eye off the ball of what their mission is. and secondly, yes, the republican majority is going to the keep the spending in a responsible way. and once again the democrats want no limit on the budget ceiling, and they want an irresponsible future budget. no, we're going to give them a responsible budget, not an irresponsible if one. elizabeth: got it. pleasure having you both on. thanks for spending time with us. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: staying with this story, say with us, we have a jam-packed show. do you believe this, michigan democrat governor gretchen whitmer now says her own pandemic lockdowns were wrong? and cbs reveals government documents show the nih paid double for dangerous supervirus research in china despite dr. fauci's denials. we have up next alaska senator dan sullivan, climate activists outraged after the white house approved oil krilling in alaska when we -- drilling in alaska when we need u.s. oil and gas now more than ever before

what you hear from vivek ramaswamy is tough on china talk, many of which emanated from donald trump. two names, trump and desantis are the two likely to clash the most. there are lots of names but trump will try to prevent desantis from running by showing that it is his party and we will see -- rachel: many of the names you saw, there is that sort of dueling event this weekend. the one policy that makary -- vivek ramaswamy is championing, he is saying he wants to get rid of the department of education. i always thought that was the way to go, the education secretary was a disappointment, not enough got done with that position, when trump had power, that is an interesting thing to put back on the table. in the midst of the education debates we are having. will: that should be in the platform. desantis said the same thing, he said he would get rid of the department of education as well. given where we are like vivek ramaswamy set about ripping the band-aid off in china, given where we are, tinkering at the margins won't work. pete: alex murdagh received two life sentences for killing h

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stuart: vivek ramaswami campaigning hard and campaigning on principle.desantis starting to see support slip if he were to run in 2,024. lauren: up all shows donald trump has a 54% support and ron desantis has 26%, gap of 28 points. this poll was taken between st. patrick's day and sunday the 19th. it was saturday morning, the eighteenth, at 7:00 a.m. when trump got on social media and said he expected to be indicted. it was taken snack in the middle of him fundraising on this political story. and the drama that surrounded it. i'm interested to see a fresh poll. stuart: still had the mayor of miami, francis suarez, leo terrell, mark tepper on the show coming up. everyone who has appeared on this program says artificial intelligence is the next really big thing. however, if bad actors get their hands on it, it could be dreadful too. that is "my take" and it is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help y

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vivek murthy. he is also vice admiral of the u.s. public health service commission court.n this role, he has focused on several critical public health issues, including the growing proliferation of health misinformation, the well-being and burnout of health workers, social isolation and loneliness we see in our society, and combating the ongoing youth mental health crisis, which is what we will be discussing today. these join me in welcoming our surgeon general, vivid mirth -- vivek murthy. >> i want to specifically say thank you for to all of you for the way you conducted over the last few years. so much of what we have come to assume and depend on in our local communities is the result of the incredibly hard work that so many of you and your teams do, the strategy you layout, the many hours you put into execution, and the payback received from community residents over many months and years. i just want you to know how grateful i am that we have public servants like you, especially in times like this as we make her way through this pandemic and deal with the mental health

his name is vivek ramaswamy. he is 37.o make early inrooads with republican voters. he joins me now. thank you for being here. you are touting your outsider status as a quality. i don't know of any president in recent history that did not either hold office or was not a national figure like trump was. why do you think you can win? >> look, i'm running distinctively on my vision for this country. i'm not running on my biography or business credentials. i'm running on a vision for this country. a lot of the conservative base is familiar with me through the three books i have written, two are publishes and i traveled the country. we are in the middle of a national identity crisis. you ask most people my age, what does it mean to be an american, you get a blank stare in response. i think that's the vacuum at the heart of our national soul. i think the opportunity for the gop now is not just to complain about wokeness or gender ideology or climate ideology but to go upstream and fill that black hole with a vision of american na

i'm so sorry, vivek, that we had you with off camera -- pete: it's not our fault. rachel: i know. know what happened there, but what a great point. china loves this climate worship that's going on on the left because it is slowing us down while china gets ahead. also i want to note that president trump and his speech said that, you know, he talked about when he called out the virus being, you know, from the wuhan lab that he was called a racist, a conspiracy theory, how he went up against the entire qloablist establishment from the w.h.o. to the media, to anthony fauci and public authorities and big tech. we talked about that. he also in the speech said he would remove china's most favor ed nation trade status and he would phase out all imports from china of essential goods. so making strong claims about what he would do. also impressed with what what vivek said he would co, so it's good to see republican candidates talking about the number one threat which is china, not ukraine. pete: yeah. and let's not miss the headline, winning 62% of the straw poll at cpac, in the remains don

vivek h. murthy m.d.. the doctor is both the 19th and 21st surgeon general of the united states and also -- in this role, doctor vivek h. murthy is focused on several public health issues, including disinformation, the well-being and burn out of health workers, the social isolation and loneliness we see in our society and combatting the youth mental health crisis which is what we are going to be discussing today, so naco, please join me in welcoming our surgeon general, murthy law. >> thank you so much everyone. i just want to say how grateful i am to be here with all of you. i also wanted to specifically say thank you to all of you for what you have done over these last few years. i know that so much of what we come to assume and depend on in our local communities is the result of incredibly hard work that so many of you and your teams do. thoughtful strategy that you make out, thoughtful strategies that you put into -- and i just want you to know how grateful i am that we have public servants like you, e

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you are a politician. >> vivek: and get the practice.really bothers me is this entire movement for years that set the of the person that you're attracted to is hardwired on the day you are born because it had to be for gay rights to be civil rights. it now so see your own biological sex is completely fluid over your life that does not make sense, you cannot believe that both of those things at the same time and it's religion are the same movements you need title ix to defend women's sports now say that they do not need to be protected. it just the contradictions that bother me you could call it up for what it is i don't think that's transphobic i think that's me and logical thinking human being. [applause] [applause] >> greg: when you're into sports. >> brian: we are doing some sports here. just create some sent ten from the sport i didn't like it. i know it's fantastic. a couple of things you have to make a decision when you're 17 of an 18 make a decision i'm in a go pro you cannot go back and go to college. so if you decide i'm good to

. >> ashley: thank you. 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is not buying that the government is not bailing out silicon valley bank. >> it is crony capitalism all the way down. you have a $250,000 maximum fdic applies as the amount insured. they are changing will rule to favor silicon valley bank. banks can take more resque, for depositors at smaller banks to throw more money at the bank because you know the government will back stop it. they are not calling it a bail out, the consupport is the same. >> ashley: a lot of moving parts and pieces to this story and you just heard from nancy mace, she is on deck and you don't want to miss a minute of that. >> todd: fox news alert, north korea test firing two cruise missiles, the country confirmed reliability of the weapon system, south korea detecting the launch and says it is maintaining a full readiness posture. the weapons test comes as u.s. and south korea start joint military drills today. china threatens the u.s. with tiktok. >> tiktok can be used as propaganda mechanism for china. that is national security. >> people are do

, and again, please join me in thanking surgeon general vivek murthy. [applause] [crowd murmurs] while they are retained in custody to reduce recidivism as well as strengthen our communities. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon, everyone. i will use my outside voice. my name is janice thompson, i'm a commissioner from boone county, missouri. before i start this script, look around you guys. this is amazing, look how many people are here. [applause] this is huge, and thank you to naco for taking this step to highlight the importance of these issues. i'm pleased to serve as moderator for the next portion of today's session, which will focus on addressing mental health with respect to justice involved individuals. as you probably know, an estimated 2 million individuals with serious mental illness are booked into our county jails every year, with almost three quarters of that population also experiencing a substance use disorder. prevalence rates of serious mental condition in jails are 3-6 times higher than in the general population. once incarcer

is and gentlemen, please welcome vivica ramaswamy -- vivid -- ladies and gentlemen, please welcome vivekamaswamy. ♪ mr. ramaswamy: thank you guys. what a warm welcome. i've been walking the hall. i feel like a lot of you know me this year, and a lot of people come up to me and say, are you cash patel? [laughter] a lot of people still don't know me. if you years ago, when i had to make a choice -- this is going to the a speech about choice, by the way. i had to make a choice in 2020, back when i was a biotech ceo -- i founded it, i build it from scratch, but in 2020 after george floyd died, i was expected to make a statement in favor of the black lives matter movement. it was a choice. i chose not to do it. i said that our purpose as a company is to make medicine, to make products and services for people who need them, but that was the beginning of a six-month journey that culminated six months later in three prominent advisors to my company resigning, and i had to make a choice. was i going to speak through the filter of corporate self-interest or was i going to speak freely as a citizen

you had vivek on your show a couple days ago, and you pressed him hard it would be for apple or say theba to move out of china. we are so intertwinedded now, the problems that you worry about, food, fuel and medicine are on bigger because we can't get out of them. stuart: yep. president biden is yet again calling for more taxes on the rich. listen to this, please. roll tape. >> you know what their average tax rate is? 3%. poor people. [laughter] that's why i'm proposing a billionaire people, because no billionaire should be paying a lower tax rate than a firefighter. nobody. [applause] by the way, they still have hundreds of billions, millions of dollars. it's not likest it's going to be a great sacrifice. stuart: scott, we're hearing this morning that the budget will include a tax increase for medicare. my question is, where does all this spending and all these tax increases, where does it take the economy? >> well, this is this is the time we should be lowering axes, not raising them. that's number one. number two, i think it's very disingenuous of that president to talk about wealthy

. >> vivek is gone? is he sleeping?rors of being awake for 30 hours straight, but he's asleep somewhere. >> the last time i was here, it was 2 a.m. this morning. >> this morning. yes. >> so did you sleep then since we saw you last? >> so i went to sleep shortly after that. >> i took a nap for 30 minutes this afternoon at some point. >> you've only slept 30 minutes? >> yeah. >> no. come on. >> yeah. i slept in the stairwell. >> oh, my god. makala! >> it was fine. i generally don't sleep during hackathons. >> do you start getting increasingly more nervous as the clock ticks? >> especially if you're not, like, getting through a certain problem, yeah. you know, you'll feel much more pressure. you feel the world closing in on you, but we'll be able to finish in time. >> these kids have been staring at computer screens for 24 hours, and they're starting to develop some interesting projects. >> did you just come up with this idea here? >> yeah. >> seriously? >> yep. >> i'm blown away, and i just can't believe that at all hours

vivek ramaswamy is an american businessman and leader.you might have read it, an excellent. woke, inc. along with his second book nation of victims. left-leaning media has called him the intellectual's godfather of the anti-woke movement. he was dubbed the ceo of anti-woke by the new yorker and has been described by the federalist society as one of the most compelling conservative voices in the country. these movements are now popularized in mainstream conservative thought. in 2022, he founded strive, and ohio-based asset management firm that directly competes with asset managers like blackrock, state street, vanguard, and others. [applause] he uses the money of everyday citizens to advance environmental and social agendas that many citizens and capital owners totally disagree with. won't you help me welcome to the stage businessman vivek ramaswamy [applause] [video clip] >> these companies pretend like they care about something other than profit and power cicely to gain more of each. problem with signaling your future is -- you have your

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome cofounder strive asset management, vivek ramaswamy thank you, guys. thank you for the warm welcome. i've been walking the halls come feel like a lot of you know me this year and then a visit person comes and says our youthu cash patella? no, no, no. i'm still -- they still don't know me. it's good to be back. have to tell you about my story from a few years ago when had to make a choice. is this a choice of a speech by the way? i did make a choice in 2020 back when i was a biotech ceo, a multibillion dollar company, i found and building from scratch but in 2020 after george floyd died i was expected to make a statement in favor of black lives matter movement. it was a choice. i chose not to do it. i said that our purpose as a company is to make medicine come to make products and services for people who need them. but that was the beginning of a six-month journey thatt culminated about six months later in three prominent advisors to my company resigning. and i had to make a choice. was i going to speak through the filter of corporate s

hear from former secretary of state mike pompeo and then businessman and gop presidential candidate vivekwamy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. great to be back at cpac. it's wonderful, great -- that's a fantastic book you got right there. it is great to be back among friends this weekend, fellowshi fellowship. we talk about the things that matter to america. we were great friends to get although -- breaking a lot less bread these days. my wife is happy. life is pleasant. i wish to appear, i shall. it always leaving more optimistic more energized. it's welcome side effect to spend all thiss great time with folks like you understand the beauty and the power of america that is a country of the united states of america.th [applause] as i look around some of you are a little young but a lot of us can remember that there were different times so we are now halfway through the four-year contract -- a little over halfway. we've made it this far but it feels way different today. it feels different. we remember president reagan said freedom is never more than a generation away as

well con woke culture is psychological, slavery, those words from 2020 for us presidential hopeful vivek, rama swami. i called out the 3 secular religions in america that have america in a chokehold today. the 1st of them is this woke racial religion that says your identity is based on your skin color, that if you're black, you're inherently disadvantaged. that if you're white, you're inherently privilege, no matter your economic background or your upbringing, that your race determines who you are and what you can achieve in life. his statement comes at mid chorus, from conservatives who have criticize a plot form of highly popular among democrats. their key points for criticism are that cancel cultures and ideology produced to oppress address the career of those who disagree with woke ideology originally defined as being alert to racial prejudice and discrimination. today the term us swept up a variety of other causes like l g, b, t, q, and climate change. a book by the presidential contender titled woke inc. inside corporate, america's social justice scam has been published to explain

joining us to explain it all, vivek ramswamy. this all sounds too good to be true.s not really a bailout. the customers will be fine and taxpayers won't be paying for it. >> there is no free lunch. you have a $250,000 maximum that fdic usually applied as the amount insured. they are changing the rules after the fact to favor silicon valley bank. it incentivizes banks in the future to take more risks because they know the government will back stoipts. i know they are not calling it a bailout but the consequence is the same. effectively they are bailing out the depositors. steve: that's the customers. the people with accounts with them. >> those customers in many cases are tech startups. but a lot of those tech startups began business relationships with s --with silicon valley. it's a shame to have the u.s. government rewrite the rules to save them when things go badly. steve: effectively the government is forcing the rest of the banks to bail out the customers at the silicon valley bank? >> that's effectively what'seen going on. if you read between the lines tg say t

president trump only has two challengers right now -- former governor and ambassador nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy. with two people in the race, explain why you're worried about joining a multi-car pileup. >> i think there are probably six or eight people that aren't in the race yet but who will be. and, you know, there's a lane of -- i would call it the "other than trump" lane. right now, i see the party, there's about 30% that are in the trump lane, about 30% that want sort of the next trump, and they're in the ron desantis lane, and then there's another 30% lane. and i thought that was a great spot where i was, kind of a traditional republican, more bigger-tent, more reaganesque, old school, maybe the republican wing of the republican party. but i wasn't alone in that lane. and if we have six or seven or eight candidates there, it's going to be very difficult for one of them to rise up. so it was part of the decision-making. i mean, part of it was simply, you know, personal decisions. did i want to put my family through that, what you have to go through, and was there a real path to s

vivek ramaswamy is an american businessman and leader.you might have read it, an eellent. woke, inc. along with his second book nation of victims. left-leaning media has called him thintellectual's godfather of the anti-woke movement. he was dbed the ceo of anti-woke by the new yorker and has been described by the federalist society aone of the most compelling conservative voices in the country these movements are now popularized in mainstrea conservative thought. in 2022, he founded strive, and ohio-based asset management firm that directly competes with asset managers like blackrock, ste street, vanguard, and others. [applause] he uses the money of everyday citizens to advance environmental and social agendas that many citizens and capital owners totally disagree with. won't you help me welcome to the stage businessman vivek ramaswamy [applause] [video clip] >> these comnies pretend like they care about something oth than profit and power cicely to gain more of each. problem with signaling your future is -- you have your true is at some

brian: you are the first in and vivek ramswamy is also in. tim scott is poised to get in.look at the polls. it looks like president trump is on top with a lead over governor candidates *. governor ron desantis. >> the poll that you see right now mr. will not be the poll you see a year from now. it's just a month since we announced. we started gaining ground. we had 1,000 people in myrtle beach, hundreds of people in new hampshire and iowa. we are getting our word out. we are talking solutions. i was you a u.n. ambassador who took the kick me sign off our back. brian: a similar time with hillary clinton against obama she led 25-47%. the real difference between you and donald trump is the need to back the ukrainians against the russians. where do you stand on ron desantis saying it's a territorial dispute. >> desantis is wrong on that. the reason russia is trying to get our drones is because we have weakness. that same mentality got us into the situation we are in with china. when that drone went down, biden should have put two drones up there. we need to get our naval fleet

vivek ramaswamy, who is running for president in 2024.matthew schmitz, founder and editor of compact magazine. matthew you give us a brief overview of what's actually so far . what's actually so far. absolutely so as you know, trump has been the target of various legal investigations both before, during and after presidency. the manhattan d.a, this man, alvin bragg, is bringing this case. he's actually revising a legal case that was rejected by federal prosecutor reuters . this is prosecutor reuters. this is really a junk case. it's one of the weakest cases. trump but it's being brought back. we don't know that trump will be arrested week, but we can expect an indictment quite soon. i mean , this is on and on and on it seems like they're out to get from my perspective. do you think this will affect chances of re—election ? it's hard to say of re—election? it's hard to say . i think that there's a great of exhaustion with trump's legal problems . of exhaustion with trump's legal problems. there'll of exhaustion with trump's legal problems

vivek 2024 .com that is a really, really deep point, a really thoughtful one because a lot of peopleill they. they're very critical about the way the fed has behaved, but they kind of think. well it's supposed to be independent. what can you really do? it sounds like you have some very interesting answers. no surprise there. great. see tonight. thank you for joining us. all right. so you know how karine jean pierre is such a great ally of diversity and breaking glass ceilings. you know everything historic. if you're a woman, if you have ideas that original if you want to break that glass ceiling if you want to challenge the stale male patriarchy, karine jean pierre is obviously your ally. she will be your champion. she will lift up your voice. she will wait, mock, disparage and degrade you. that's not in the script. there it was when asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bid, karine jean pierre decided to well in leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of a

. >> brian: vivek ramaswamy weighed in, nikki haley weighed in, they said what about ron desantis, areoing to say anything? governor desantis was careful in wording and did address this yesterday. >> so i've seen rumors swirl, i have not seen any facts yet, i don't know what is going to happen. i know this, the manhattan district attorney is soros-funded prosecutor and they weaponize their office to impose a political agenda on society at the expense of the rule of law in public safety. he has downgraded 50% of felonies to misdemeanors and says he doesn't want jail time for the vast majority of crimes. i have no interest of getting involved in a manufactured circus by some soros da. he's trying to do a political spectacle, trying to virtue signal for his base. i have real issues to deal with in the state of florida. >> steve: after ron desantis made a few comments, former president went scorched earth on the current governor of florida ron desantis. he put out a truth that said ron desanctimonuous will find out about false accusations as he gets older, wiser and better known when he is