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up next, my interview with republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy.borders tonight. protests against france's pension reform plan disrupt traffic, garbage collection and university campuses in paris. yesterday, president emmanuel macron tried to force the bill through parliament without a vote. the u.s. government pledges more than $171 million for humanitarian and development projects to assist venezuelans, experiencing a variety of urgent needs at home and abroad. the state department saying some of the money will go for food, water and sanitation efforts. other funds are designated for emergency shelter, healthcare and various services for venezuelans who have migranted to other south american nations. this is a live look at dublin from earth cam. busy place tonight. one of the big stories there tonight, of course, the iconic national saint patrick's day parade returned to the streets of dublin today. organizers promoted the event as having more pageants, marching bands and participants than ever before. the parade features contemporary and irish a

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

vivek ramaswamy, presidential candidate is with us this morning in new york. you. >> good to see you, stuart. stuart: if you ban most u.s. businesses from doing business in china, you're just crippling world trade and, you know, we're going to lose prosperity here. that is extreme. >> here is the thing, i will say, stuart, yes there will be short-run sacrifice in return for long-run gain. china used companies, not just tiktok, as vehicles to advance their agenda. here is the actual good news. in geopolitics any negotiation when you're most willing to make a sacrifice that is precisely you don't have to make it. you want to know why? if we ban most u.s. businesses from doing business with china it hurts them much more than us. china is a weak spot after xi xinping took the third team last october. he actually nuked the chinese economy. if we're willing to do this i believe this will be a cad lift for radical reform of the ccp, even first steps to see the fall of the ccp in the next decade. stuart: do you want did i any to withdrawal from china, apple to withdra

that would allow our government to ban tiktok out right and a republican presidential candidate, vivek ramaswamy, wants to ban most u.s. companies from doing business in china. now that is extreme. vivek joins us later in the show also today, a three-year, round-the-world cruise. cabins go for as little as 30,000 bucks a year, double occupancy, food included. monday, march 6, 2023. "varney" & company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: that's midtown manhattan , monday morning, of course. "ways to go" is that right? is that what i'm looking at? lauren: it sounded like pop to me but i'm wrong. stuart: this is a family show. get that off. we're starting this morning looking ahead to powell, and the jobs report. lauren: [laughter] stuart: off to a good start this morning aren't we? why don't you take us through the week. lauren: we get a double dose of jay powell this week, semi- annual testimony before congress is tomorrow and wednesday, his final remarks before the fed meeting at the end of the month on the 22nd. does he continue to drive home disinflation or kind of take that word out? and i think he g

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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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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

and gentlemen, please welcome vivica ramaswamy -- vivid -- ladies and gentlemen, please welcome vivek ramaswamy♪ 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? from tha

. >> 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

host: vivek ramaswamy mr. ramaswamy: thank you for the warm welcome. we will be right outside. leave, one more thing. have a seat for just a second longer. we want to thank you for being here. i want to tell you more about who palmetto family is and what it does. as half the room leaves. [laughter] thank you for those of you who are staying. palmetto family has existed for nearly 30 years to ensure that south carolina is a state where god is honored, religious freedom flourishes, families thrive, and life is cherished. we envision a south carolina that is truly a great state to live and work and raise a family. twice today, you have heard this quote from once great president ronald reagan. twice today you have heard the line that freedom is never more than one generation from ceasing to exist. let me be abundantly clear with everyone in this room today. family values, faith, freedom. all of those things are never more than one generation from ceasing to exist. what in the world we do? how do we stop, how do we curb this slide? how do we stem the tide? that's a good question and

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and nation of victims, vivek ramaswami is here. great to see you. thank you for being here.w do you intend to fix the issues we talk about every day should you be elected? >> so, look, i'm taking the trump america first agenda to the next level, to actually get the job done, maria. and i you believe i am leading and will continue to lead this field with the specificity of policy proposals and vision i put on the table. i call for a simple idea, that the people we elect to run the government ought to be the ones who actually run the government, committing to shut down many branches of the federal government, i've committed to start with the department of education. i'm also the only candidate i'm aware of in modern republican memory who is committed to end affirmative action in this country. and by the way, that's something the u.s. president can do. by executive order, canceling a lynlinden b johnson era decisio. and ending climate religion in america, i believe i'm speaking out loud and delivering on bluntly what many other republicans are afraid to say, let ayou loan do an

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 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

from former secretary of state mike pompeo and then businessman and gop presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy♪ >> 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 my son he

host: vivek ramaswamy mr. ramaswamy: thank you for the warm welcome. we will be right outside. leave, one more thing. have a seat for just a second longer. we want to thank you for being here. i want to tell you more about who palmetto family is and what it does. as half the room leaves. [laughter] thank you for those of you who are staying. palmetto family has exisd for nearly 30 years to ensure that south carolina is a state where god is honored, religious freedom flourishes, families thrive, and life is cherished. we envision a south carolina that is truly a great state to live and work and raise a family. twice today, you have heard this quoterom once great president ronald reagan. twice today you have heard the line tha freedom is never more than one generation fromeasing to exist. let me be abundantly clear with everyone in this room today. family values, faith, freedom. all of those things are never more than one generation from ceasing to exist. what in the world we do? how do we stop, how do we curb this slide? how do we stem the tide? that's a good question and i'm gl

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 success? bu

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

. >> 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

welcome tonight's guests when he says you looking a million bucks, 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamyd applause] if he has to hear one more divorced at a joke he is going to complain to his kids every other weekend. actor writer, comedian, jamie lissow. [cheers and applause] if you ask his family he is actually not coming to work enough. host of one nation, brian kilmeade. [cheers and applause] ant, she is like a picket fence, white and has good points but do not sit on her. fox news contributor, kat timpf. [cheers and applause] >> greg: calm down you crazy people. welcome back to the show we had to say to the parents out there where you stand? >> if your kids not the school who belong to the school it's pretty simple. they used to say is racist doubts for the woke movement in schools. math isn't racist but know it might be? not teaching black kids how to do math. that's a big problem. if there is a mine virus i think the lab link for this virus actually was the federal government. the primitive education and not a lot of people know this, but they use the money they give to schools s

current field is trump, haley, vivek ramaswamy, youngkin, mike pompeo and i apologize if we left anybodyout it. >> sununu. >> dana: and maybe more. why is it important it not look like 2016? >> what we saw last time around, trump won the early primary with plurality, but took majority of delegates. so many people spread the vote so thin. consider the primary process three periods, there are four states that under republican rules are allowed to have elections before march 1. iowa is a caucus and new hampshire, nevada. we don't know what days they will be before the first of march, there is all kind of wrangling going on. democrats want to allow mail-in ballots, if they allow mail-in ballots, rather than show up at the caucus, they will move ahead of iowa and by state law and so forth. this will be sometime before march 4. roughly 137 delegate numbers and allocations will be set after numbers in virginia, kentucky, mississippi, louisiana and new jersey. it will be 137 out of 2440, so it is only 6%. if you don't do well in the early states, there is little likelihood you will do better lat

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>> every one, donald trump or talking about donald trump, may or may not be in the race, from vivek ramaswamiovernor desantis weighed in. donald trump is the front runner, there might be short-term game. look how thin the case is, democrats know it, don't know what to do with this case. it was a zombie case without substance that happened 17 years ago. that is why you go after the former president, you could throw someone on the tracks to get a warning or desk appearance, but if you are a but day go, they put you on rikers island but the cfo of the trump organization, former president that used to live here and help grow the economy, no one buys it but when you look at the big picture, alvin bragg fired back, when told you could be coming in front of congress to defend yourself and find out who is paying you to bring this case forward. seeing a president getting fingerprinted, putting a mug shot out there, terrible for the country and long-term not good for the president, three more cases coming up. atlanta, january 6th and mar-a-lago, if that results in more indictments, terrible for the cou

if we can pull up vivek ramaswamy editorial.eople my age what it means to be an american today you get a blank stare in response. students across america today are taught to apologize for our country's history rather than be proud of it. so he is sort of saying this starts in the schools. what do you make of this? >> it's really disturbing and sad to see the polling that says to the younger generation things like faith, family, hard work, those things are all receding as things that are important in life and finding community bonds. we've had such tough things. economy is bad, covid has just wreaked havoc and caused so much loss and pain for so many of us. people are feeling untethered from each other and the things that give us support. it was sad in the polling that shows also that one thing that's grown in importance for people as this polling has gone faith is down, family is down, community is down and hard work is down. money is the one thing in the poll that is up. the importance of money. i think it just -- we all need t

. >> hali along with official former president trump and entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy are all courtingpac's grassroots activists. >> i'm unapologetic america first conservative but to put america first we have to rediscover what america is. >> trump will speak saturday night but his name, campaign gear and family are already dominating this year's conference. ron soleman says the hat market mirrors the polls. >> desantis is the next most popular but it's 50-1 trump merchandise over desantis. >> florida governor ron desantis skipped this year's gathering. he will speak sunday at the ronald reagan presidential library. last night he entertained g.o.p. donors telling a club for growth crowd quote some of these republicans they just sit back like potted plants and they let the media define the terms of the debate. some cpac attendees tell us his absence won't hurt his chances of earning their vote. >> i would like to hear from him. that's okay. everybody has a busy schedule and i understand that. >> cpac organizers say they are focused on more than 2024, including on how best to grow the c

. >> to a fox news alert another norfolk southern vivek ramaswamy railing in southern ohio one month after the toxic change aroma and is policy, last night in springfield about 230 miles west of the first incident prompted officials to declare a temper a shelter in place for everyone within 1000 feet of the training. that order is listed as norfolk southern and the spring for fire department say nobody was injured and no hazardous materials were on the board at the time of the incident. officials are expected to give an update later today. a minnesota court is forcing usa powerlifting to reverse its transgender policy which did not allow transgender women to compete with biological women. the court says a transgender female athletes with mental health problems offset their biological advantage usa powerlifting considering an appeal saying their policies are based on the significant difference in capabilities of trans women and biological women. those are t the highlights. >> if i were addressing you're not mentally well, that's going to make it equal what is going on. >> my take away

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also people -- we don't talk about vivek ramaswamy. larry elder we should get ready for. he was on my show the other week and looks like he will be jumping in the race. >> harris: you mentioned ramaswamy interject all sorts of things into the bloodstream of politics. they are coming from different places and that's a great thing. now we'll have to see if democrats will debate because you saw a lot of the other races governor and down where they didn't want to show up. katie hobs didn't want to show up against kari lake in arizona. they don't have a choice. if you run for the white house you can't skip out. >> what they're doing is trying to stifle debate. this is why biden is delaying the announcement. the longer he delays it the harder there will be alternatives to get going and that's the strategy. it is cynical. one thing i would add on larry elder to your point injecting issues. why he was doing this and what he brings that's different he focused on an issue that's so important. family breakdown. absent father particularly in certain communities in america. such an im

republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy wrote a piece entitled the usa is experiencing a crisis of faith in itself. the secular cults of gender ideology, covidism and climateism prey on the vacuum of purpose and meaning our inner animal spirit has been domesticated by a new culture that celebrates victimhood and penalizes -- >> we're in a state of crisis because they have been lied to about the values that made america america. things like merit, excellence, patriotism. ideas that are demonized to young people like me and i think it's time we reject that. i still think there is hope to be had. i think we'll have to have an american revival. embrace loving america again. we'll have to embrace merit again. those are the things that made america great in the first place. education, the indoctrination that we see pervading all these colleges and public schools may have gotten us into this problem. education will get us out of it. not the education driven by things like crt. real education that talks about the excellence of america, that is how we revitalize the american spirit and b

. >> mike: republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy criticizing joshua diemert of former presidentald trump and calling it unamerican for ruling party to use power to arrest political opponents. we are back with the panel. former president trump dropped the bombshell saying the far and away leading candidate and former president of the united states of america will be arrested on tuesday of next week, protest, take our nation back. michael, how unprecedented is this and the impact on 2024? >> michael: incredibly unprecedented, this sounds like old technical things nobody understands. i wish this wouldn't happen, i think the country needs to look forward to new leadership and quit litigating the past. the effect on 2024, i believe people who are pro-trump will get very upset, as will other republicans. it reminds people that president trump has a lot in his past that may be something republicans need to look forward instead of looking behind and figure out a way to win next time rather than reminded of issues during his presidency. >> francesca: perspective republican candidates are

. >> harris: potential and current there with vivek ramaswamy.ates weighing in as we look ahead to 2024. former president trump's indictment likely to play a big role. here is more reaction from both declared and possible republican candidates. >> more about revenge than about justice is what nikki haley says. one desantis, it's stretching the law to target a political opponent. tim scott, weaponizes the law against political enemies. mike pompeo undermines confident in our legal system. polling expert with fox news with this take on voter's feelings. trump's base views a case and that trump is still fighting fo forces they see as corrupt. >> they're trying to destroy donald trump because they fear him at the ballot box. they are trying to drain him dry. he spent more money on lawyers than most people spend on campaigns. they are trying to bleed him dry. >> harris: team trump sees political gain to be had in all of it. one member reportedly calling it -- i mentioned this earlier, o.j. simpson on steroids ready to capitalize on loads of media atte

vivek ramaswamy is an american businessman and leader.t 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 ti-woke by e 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. n't you help me welcome to the stagbusinessman vivek ramaswamy [applause] [video clip] >> these companies pretend like they care about something other than profit and power cicely to gain more of eac problem with signaling your future is -- you have your true is at some po

we talk with vivek ramaswamy and whatever happened to all the vitriol and concern from democrats overrk rebuke for vladimir putin. the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for the russian president citing what it calls the war crime of taking children ou

tim scott's on a listening tour the, vivek ramaswamy, nikki haley have, of course, as well as donaldo very different events there as well. cpac, thousands of can conservatives, there were about a hundred big donorses, so different audiences for those speeches. you know, donald trump probably doesn't win the straw poll with the big donors at club for growth, but he wins it overwhelmingly with voters and with the base right now which i don't care what other candidate you're looking at, if you're looking at a number like 62 -- rachel: that's a lot. pete: -- considering how they tried to write him off. rachel: for sure. meanwhile, biden has more competition in this his race, but what he's decided to do is create an advisory board with all those people, all those names that we've been thinking might show up if he decides not to run. so look at this list, gavin newsom is going on the on the biden advisory board, j.b. pritzker, governor gretchen whitmer, governor wes moore, governor phil murphy, senator elizabeth warren, representative ro khanna, chris coons from delaware, lisa blunt from r

yesterday on this show, 2024 republican candidate vivek ramaswami promised to ban american companiesness in china and today bipartisan group of senators will introduce a bill to ban tiktok. congressman mike waltz, are we going too far here? piling on the pressure on china? going too far? >> we are not. i don't think we are going far enough or fast enough to be candid with you. we have to ask ourselves why is it okay to ban tiktok on all government devices? it is essentially a spyware tool, now the canadian government, indian government, uk government is considering but it is okay to have it on our kids phones monitoring everything they look at, their passwords, keystrokes and by the way, for 100 million americans the chinese can then also know where are port operators are, our pilots, train engineers, we would never have allowed this in the cold war with the soviet union and shouldn't be allowing it now. of the one sounds like we are lining up for war, doesn't it? >> the chinese commonest party entered into a cold war with the united states some years ago emma we are just now waking

. >> greg: tonight i have presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy, jamie lissow, brian kilmeade -- who's, this greg's breaking poughs. you guys approved that a portable toilet becoming an unlikely casualty of a severe storm that brought strong winds to a texas neighborhood. careening out of control. this is breaking poos moment here on fox news. i never thought i would be able to say that on tv. look at it. do you know what? there is somebody inside. do you know who that is? bernie sanders. >> jesse: usually we get a hockey fight and we usually don't see this two goalies actually brawl at one of these games look at this thing. ready? come on, goalie. let's go. >> dana: wow. >> jesse: takes him down tonight "jesse watters primetime" illegal aliens eating our bald eagles. >> greg: no they aren't. >> dana: that's a story. >> greg: where do you get that? >> dana: riots. >> bret: washington, d.c.'s top council member wants to withdraw the district's controversial criminal code reform plan. u.s. senate ready to overturn that house republicans want to hear from 16 fbi employees about the weapon

he has declared very, nikki haley has declared and vivek ramaswamy has dedeclared.to the poll numbers if ron desantis declares if he does. i have a hunch that a lot of people who voted for trump in the past are ready for something -- somebody new, would like to turn the page. that this generation of leaders, biden, trump, pelosi, the list goes on that they would like to see them off the stage and a new generation of leaders come in. whether that will play out in election cycle i don't know. but i think the app. tight is out there. >> bret: i will put up the real clear politics average of the polls and you are right to point out that a lot of these folks have not officially gotten. in as you said former president trump still holds a significant lead over the florida governor. if you turn to the democratic side, there is still a lot of question about president biden, when and whether he is going to get in this race. most democrats believe he is going to run for re-election. but it's not 100 percent. and it seems to be diminishing a little bit as far as the numbers and

that's why you saw vivek ramaswamy one of the republican candidates right in there saying this is wrongery well and eloquently and thoroughly. he didn't take questions today. i thought that was fine. you want to contain this in one day. this story is not over. they won the day. they got through the day okay. they are worried about the next. >> bret: here is former trump adviser kevin hassett. >> suppose that you are a bank right now and you are not really doing so good. you took some bad bets. the bets are down. well, if your guys are going to be bailed out. if your depositors are going to be bailed out no matter what you do. you should swing for the fences, right? that's what usually happens when regulators come in and try to outsmart the market and provide back stops is that risks goes up and eventually something really horrible happens to dana's point, politically is the left going to be okay with these moves. >> elizabeth warren is certainly going to be okay with it. she had the best couple of days she has had in a little while. out with her ideas about it and the i'd of the left th

. >> dana: we also have vivek ramaswamy has entered the race and quick on the draw when it came to commenting the bank issue. an op-ed in the "wall street journal" and talking about it. you hear rumors that senator scott is about to get in the race and mike pence made some moves this weekend. what's your opinion about a large field versus a small field? >> i'll be in iowa with mike pence this weekend. i saw his comments that i thought were strong. i agree with him that president trump needs to be held accountable for january 6th. he was there, life was being threatened and his family was being threatened. >> dana: when it comes to having a lot of candidates or fewer candidates, where are you on that? >> i happen to believe that we should only have serious candidates that have the ability to compete. sometimes people get in the race for the wrong reasons because they want to get their name known and get more famous and get a cabinet position or something. i think we need a couple of strong candidates in there and somebody that can rise up and be the alternative to donald trump but i'm not sure

nikki haley and activist vivek ramaswamy -- legal experts say that if smith brings criminal charges againstes would likely be pending when the gop primary debates begin in august. some of smith's biggest obstacles here are witnesses central to both the january 6th and -- documents cases, including former vice president mike pence and former chief of staff mark meadows, both of whom have said they will refuse to comply with the special counsel subpoenas. a number of trump affiliated lawyers including evan corcoran are also fighting the special counsel in court. the washington post reports that the legal battle with corcoran as prosecutors seek's testimony could be settled in 2 to 3 months. joining us now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and co-host of the sisters in law podcast. joyce, thank you for being here. we talk a lot about when we are going to see something from jack smith. and it becomes evident in this new reporting we have today that the clock is a concern, at least those who are watching this all play out in real time, if not the special c

liz: let's welcome congressman dan meuser from house financial services and vi vivek ramaswamy. lemen, thanks for joining us. we do need your expertise. vivek, msnbc is going hog wild with this. you wrote an op-ed saying svb does not deserve a bailout. why? >> we did bail out a bunch of silicon valley tech start-ups, many of which mismanaged their counterparty risk. roku, $8 billion put a staggering $480 million plus in silicon valley bank. that's mismanagement. but what are we now telling them? that's okay, you don't need to diversify or due your kill generals -- do your diligence because we're going to retroactively change the rules so the government can come in and save you, and that creates the risk of that exact same mistake in the future. here's the dirty little secret, silicon valley bank lobbied for the longest time saying it wasn't systemically important so it was allowed to take more risk. guess what in this weekend them and their cronies made the argument that, you know what? they were successically important, that's what janet yellen said when they came to the rescue

tech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy makes three declared candidates on the republican side. the overall pool will soon thicken and may change the dynamic. republican senator kevin kramer offered this today. >> the challenge becomes if there are too many people in the race, and there are other good ones, mike pence, mike pompeo, my friend tim scott would all be good candidates who understand the trump doctrine but have a demeanor that's more suitable to the swing voter. >> reporter: you heard former vice president mike pence's name there. while delivering remarks at an event yesterday here in d.c., pence shared some of the strongest words yet regarding his former boss saying,s quote: history will hold donald trump accountable adding that the former president was wrong to think that he as vice president had the right to overthrow 2020 the election results. eric? eric: and mr. pence also slammed the administration for its policies on iran. alexandria, thank you. arthel? arthel: eric, thank you. well, after kidnappings, killings and kiss appearances -- disappearances just over t

now, tech entrepreneur and republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is pointing to the new normsrican today, you get a blank stare. faith, patriotism, family and hard work are disappearing. our inner animal spirit, he writes, has been domesticated by a new culture that celebrates victimhood and penalizes excellence. >> i don't agree with him. the pandemic, because now most people, 40% of your staff do not work in headquarters, we are starting to move h.q. out of certain regions like new york, like massachusetts, new york, new jersey, to new states like montana, north dakota, south dakota, tennessee and texas, people have a different attitude. quiet quitting, you don't get it in fargo, north dakota, he want to meet with a new team of entrepreneurs they meet you at 7:30 in the morning. you don't get it in new york. america always has the fire burning somewhere, and me as an investor i have to find that. i don't want the new generation that says i don't want to work, i want to quiet quit. why don't you quit, you are not going to work for me. lots of people still have the burning des

right now it's nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy. we think tim scott could be getting in any day now. we also think that mike pompeo is queued up and mike pence all fate of comply. now governor desantis thought would wait until after may legislative session has emerged in most polls as his number one rival. including leading in two key polls. here is what the president said about ron desantis and why he has been so critical because he remembers how he first met him face to face. >> the question i'm asked the most about as of late is ron desantis. here's the question. what happened? what happened? >> not friends. i didn't know him well. i knew him as somebody who defended me. so what happened with ron is the following he came to see me, he was getting killed getting crushed. adam putnam, it was over. i my many people who was like a nuclear weapon went off when you endorsed because they considered the race to be over. they had the race. he had millions and millions of dollars beating ron by 30 points. it was over. ron came to see me, tears in his eyes. he said i need you to do you a big