>> vivek ramaswamy: most of the days, iowa, new hampshire, michigan, north carolina.conversation. there is a gap between what people feel free to say in private and what they are saying in public. we need to close that gap and that is what this campaign is all about. speaking the hard truths and my sense is early states, what i love about early states, is that they are hungry to speak openly and unafraid to do it. i'm enjoying conversations on the ground and will be back in iowa later this week. >> brian: what i love you did, you went to inner-city chicago, many people had given up on and republicans do not try for, why did you do it? what did you find? >> vivek ramaswamy: one thing we needed to do in the gop is show up, i went to the inner city of chicago and talked to a room full of people who do not agree on everything and got pressed on affirmative action. disagreed with most in the room. we agreed on importance of secure southern border, that america first means protecting all americans. there are migrants flooding the inner-city of chicago, not good for people l

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had no factual today investigate former president trump for colluding with russia in 2016. >> vivek ramaswamy for president as a republican he joins us now. vivek, good to see you. as someone running against the former president for the 2024 ticket. how concerning is it for you and everyone on that republican ticket following this report? >> this is deeply concerning and a call i made in early march the president needs to shut down the fbi. this is a corrupt institution that has repeatedly revealed itself to be politicized. the same fbi that went after martin luther king now effectively went after donald trump. i think when you have an administrative rot that runs that deep you cannot reform it top-down. you have to actually shut it down. and i think that's possible. if you think about it at the local level, you have local police and you have a prosecutor. you don't have an investigative unit in between. at the federal level, you have u.s. marshals and the department of justice. when you have a bureaucracy that's sits in between that is a formula for corruption. that's what we see here in the

pick your favorite one, wokism, transgenderism, climatism, covidism. >> and vivek ramaswamy joins me mr. ramaswamy, welcome back. actually welcome to sunday "meet the press." >> thank you. good to see you again, chuck. >> let me start with this look. you have anti-wokeism, and this is your political identity as you've introduced yourself to folks. i get it in the primary. why are you convinced that this message can work if you have the nomination in the general election. >> i think it's true for all americans. we are all hungry for a cause here in america. we are hungry for purpose and means at a point when the things that used to fill our hunger for purpose, patriotism, family, hard work, these things have disappeared. so i see an opportunity to revive our missing national identity. i think that's something that americans hunger for across the political spectrum, answering what it means to be an american today. you ask people my age that question, and you get a blank stare in response. that is the vacuum at the heart of the national soul. i'm running for president to revive the idea

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his message resonates and just like it is president trump or vivek ramaswamy, we are seeing candidates who are willing to fight for the american people, willing to fight for the forgotten man and woman and you will see over 18 months, short of next year, comparison between will you be fighter for the american people or will you stand for the establishment. what we know, the policies work. we experienced this in the previous administration and based on their experience, tim scott touted what he did with president trump in the previous administration. vivek ramaswamy talking about bringing in military to secure the border, those are america first policies that resonate with the american people. >> ashley: former president trump didn't have anything bad to say about him. senator tim scott comes in with $22 million in hand. a comment kellyanne conway made yesterday. she said the pool is getting thick, no doubt about it, this is what president trump likes to see. do you think it hurts senator tim scott's chances when it comes to a thick pool with the gop? >> i think it is a great opportunit

vivek ramaswamy is a 37-year-old multimillionaire graduated from yale high school. fortune in biotech and ran an asset management company that calls itself anti-woke. a first-time candidate, he plans to start an anti-woke cultural movement. >> we're in the middle of a national identity crisis. that leaves a vacuum in its wake and when you have a vacuum that runs that deep that is what poison fills the void. pick your favorite one, wokism, transgenderism, climatism, covidism. >> and vivek ramaswamy joins me now. mr. ramaswamy, welcome back. welcome to sunday "meet the press". >> thank you. good to see you again, chuck. let me start with this look, you have anti-wokism and this is your political identity as you've introduced yourself to folks. i get it in the primary. why are you convinced that this message can work if you have the nomination in the general election. >> i think it's true for all americans. we are all hungry for a cause here in america. we are hungry for purpose and means at a point when the things that used to fill our hunger for purpose, patriotism,

republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy presents himself here as a candidate of free speech alternatives to both trump and biden. >> one of the things i say to conservative audiences is read to be the party of free speech andfr open debate. we can't be the party that says i won't talk, i'm here talking on nbc pictures of the can to say they won't talk nbc news. ron desantis is what i go to college campuses where others refuse to go. we got to practice what we preach. i'm in this race as a millennia as a young person who is live the american people who of walk the walk when it comes to free speech and open debate and other like to see of the republicans rise to that occasion and to better starting with the debate stage in theirs own party this fall. >> if donald trump doesn't do debates, we do not support if he is the nominee? >> i'm not going to let them get away with that. but what do you mean? hehe can do what he wants to do. >> i don't think the other candidates including troubled relish being on that debate stage with me but i think the way he shown in 2015 when people g

vivek ramaswamy, i want to be careful about this, this is ron paul fan club headquarters but vivek ramaswamy reminds me a lot of ron paul, she so interesting and out of the box and very principled by, talking about principled political things which i love, and number 4 spot if we talk about covid if it election is about covid there is one governor in america who was principled on covid that was kristi noem of south dakota, she said, i'm not pit putting in the mandates, because i don't have the power, in desantis and trump want to get into a fight over, that you give it to kristi noem. kennedy: i don't think she will get nomination, she has no foreign policy credentials, further from covid less name recognition and poll. >> but you agree with me on covid stuff. kennedy: i don't disagree with you on that, very few governors lead by example. lesley, who do you like? who do you think has best shot or is democrat who would you like to see run against your nominee? >> i don't want to see anyone run against my nominee. kennedy: darn that democracy. >> i think it is -- the better horse to bet is whe

what do you th think of vivek ramaswamy's proposal to raise the voting age from 18-25?e'll start with you. >> obviously with younger voters or younger americans in general dealing with indoctrination and all that in schools, may seem like a good idea among older folks, but i think there's not enough trust in younger voters to know the issues and vote accordingly. will: i think there's an assumption, rob, by many gen z younger voters overwhelmingly skew left and at the same time i would presume if vivek was sitting here he'd say don't have a basic understanding of civics at this point. would you agree with his premise and his solution in >> yeah, i definitely agree that majority of my fellow generation jew more to the left but, yeah, if -- skew a bit to the left and if they did a little research i they'd find the rising cost of living and the economy is a big issue. that's a right wing issue. i was at the store the other day and a pack of peanuts was $4.50. honey roasted peanuts. i thought are we in a bee shortage and used to be 2 for 0.99 centss. will: what cans changin

vivek ramaswamy throwing himself into the culture wars in this election campaign. that is a wise move? >> has written successful books about it. culture wars worked well for governors like ron desantis in florida, former president trump, so why not? you see the contrast when a republican appears on "meet the press," compared to any democrat. republicans are debated by chuck todd. democrats are treated with kid gloves. ramaswamy is correct, like asking, hey what is the answer to one plus one? the answer is two of course. there are two genders period. chuck todd, next show, next week, show us what all non-male, northern female chromosomes look like on the gender spectrums he speaks of. the fact this was a topic on "meet the press" when we still have wages don't keep up with inflation, banks continue to fail, crime crisis we haven't seen since the '90s. student testing at 30-year low, chuck todd is focused on this topic with a republican presidential candidate this is not tim russert's "meet the press." stuart: that's true. cnn scott jennings, called out president bid

morgan chase bank. >> griff: and presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy, who has a biology degree, issuelas on how many genders exist. >> it is legitimate to say below 18 years of age, we will not -- >> you are calling it that, you're are you confident you know gender is as binary as you are describing it? >> i am. >> you know this as a scientific? >> there are two x chrome sewns, y and y -- >> scientific research says gender is a spectrum. >> chuck, i respectfully disagree. >> griff: that is debate we didn't think we would hear, joe concha will weigh in on that. >> ashley: republicans launched political ad last week in response to president biden and it was generated by ai. watch. >> just in, we can call the 2024 race for joe biden. >> this morning inslayeds taiwan. >> ashley: that move sparking fiery debate over impact ai could have on the 2024 election. tom newhouse, with convergence media joins me live. you know, there is mixed debate surrounding ai in general. now we've seen when it comes to campaigns and can twuft p twist people's minds around, what are major dangers from 2024 and

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roots, to its ethos that propelled us to greatness i want to brick in 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamyk, eisenhower, his farewell address warned that the unwarranted influence of the military industrial complex and you're warning about this new woke industrial complex explain that. >> so look i think there's a merger, charles of private power and state power to together to now what neither can do on its own that's what the esg movement is all about and a actually a lot of what so-called big tech censorship is about. it's not big tech censorship. it's government tech censorship where government is deputizing private companies to do through the back door what government could not get done through the front door under the constitution. that's what i've said as u.s. president, one of my first executive orders will be to say any time there's a government bureaucrat whose pressured a private company to take an action that the government couldn't take directly, we will publish that and disclose it because you have to see the problem in order to solve it. we're also going to go the distance an

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. >> ashley: presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy has donated to daniel penny's legal fund, he will join us and talk about the case. >> todd: the irs removed the investigative team from multi-year investigation into hunter biden. according to the "new york post," a whistleblower who supervised the investigation claims the decision is retaliatory. they wrote a letter to congress that reads, the investigators who worked this case for year and are subject matter expert is the issue our client intended to blow the whistle on. hunter biden could be charged with tax fraud as part of the investigation into foreign business dealings. a pattern here with the stories had in this a block. republicans calling out the justice department and fbi for looking other way as key informant for biden corruption investigation has gone. >> federal bureau of investigation and our justice department have basically just turned a blind eye to all of this and come down to the point where speaker mccarthy has to have a one-on-one meeting with director wray over the way they bungled this from the start. >> quick

we will also hear from presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is here. the one and only lawthe one ingram right here next to us in studio. coming up tonight. bu tt but first, we start with a top story. it's called reparations. now that would be takingin large sums of money and redistribute those funds to african-americans. that would mean every americanth would pay instead of, you know, spreading wealth based on need. money woulneedd be allocated to individuals purely based on the issue of race. racnow, the premise, according to the left, would be to compensate for the evils oflavey slavery. >> now, first, the country billn simply cannot afford the billions and billions of dollars and trillion s of dollars that it would likely take to allocate and ultimatelyn ,i t is a punitive measure and one that will even furthervi dividede a country thaty deep is already deeply divided. those who support reparationly o believe that america is an evile country filled to the brim with generous notions of bad people. and while no intelligent perso n ,let me be clear, de

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presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy taking interesting questions about gender from nbc's chuck todd.? >> two x chromosomes, x and y, there is scientific research out there. >> research says gender is a spectrum. >> ashley: joe concha is here to react to that interview. >> look at what is coming up on "fox and friends," good morning, steve. >> steve: good morning, griff and ashley, thank you for joining us, as well. coming up, massive manhunt underway for the migrant accused of murdering five people in texas. how was he able to get back after being deported five times? should not have been in this country. new report reveals who jeffrey epstein met with, we have the list coming up. hunter biden set to face a judge today, nothing to do with the federal investigation into finances, the defense he has for skirting child support to the mother of his unacknowledged four-year-old daughter. we have benjamin hall, piers morgan and enes kanter freedom. ashley and griff back with more, you are watching "fox and friends first." there are too many options. how do we decide what hotel to book? fea

joining us with reaction is republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek, nice to be with you. i'm partial to people that are known by their first name. >> thank you. >> kellyanne: joe biden is the president. it's very difficult to dislodge a sitting president. i take it seriously to go beyond showing obvious mental and physical deficits of this man and hit him hard on policy to dislodge him from the presidency. but if he's not going to show up the week that he announces his re-election campaign, how do you advice and how are you trying to smoke him out? >> well, look, he's a, not showing up for the joe biden he's in and b, not showing up for the re-election campaign in the form of debates. when you see joe biden is not really the one running for president. it's the managerial class that puts him up as their puppet. against that backdrop, his cognizant deficits. what i'm going to go after him on is even more than the policy, the fact that he's not even the person running the government. that managerial bureaucracy controls the president of the united

you have vivek ramaswamy, who says he wants to be the first millennial, campaigning on this young generationan. >> lawrence: very smart man. nikki haley wants to be the hawk, about foreign policy and defense, that is her position. you have tim scott, who is about optimism and america is great and -- >> ainsley: and his story is incredible. >> and who isn't buying what he's selling, it is all positive. >> lawrence: he had an interesting take on this, he says he feels the media is trying to pin republicans against one another. this is senator from south carolina had to say, watch. >> the road to socialism runs through a divided republican party, everything we say about each other, the democrats weaponize against us, no matter the nominee. i will focus on the real problem in america, the real problem is feckless leadership of joe biden. it is time for america to take a stand and elect a president who understands how it feels to be on both sides of the tracks. who understands broken pieces become a opportunity in america. >> joey: when i say he is all positive, all positive with the republican f

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vivek ramaswamy. [applause] pocket season is here. i was meeting with candidates, asking tough questions. they want to know whether these candidates have truly the moral convictions to do the right thing when the hard times. they want to make sure they will stand their ground if we have another covid or anything similar, will they stand up and put the interests of the american people over the chatter of the pundits? will they have the resolve we need to make the bold and tough decisions to be unapologetic about what it is going to take to turn this country around after four years of president biden. [applause] that is the profile of the candidate who is going to beat this current president and it is the most important thing we are looking for when we talk about electing someone who can beat president biden. this is a president that has failed us at the border. it is unconscionable what we see happening at the southern border. it is intentional and it is a dereliction of duty. he has a constitutional responsibility to protect this coun

vivek ramaswami found that a biopharmaceutical company. he knows how to organize a business and the campaign. the original business guy turned politician is donald trump, the business who engineered energy independence and the world beating economy. politicians can use successful business people not for the money but what they bring to the political table. how about don't spend more than you bring in, get things done, grow, don't shrink. if that's what business does for republican politics, second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ lose peak -- >> liz peek is with me, you don't see the alliance between businessmen and politicians on the democrat side. liz: we are very caught up in the climate issue, tom steyer is a big backer of democrats but you touch on something here which is fundamental. it isn't just about money but organizations, delegations, running our government and donald trump with all the craziness that went on during donald trump's administration, what do we like about what he did? he did follow through on things and got i

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everyone else in single digit and now patti labelle % and ron desantis down to 16 and in third vivek ramaswamy at 4% tied with pence and haley and tim scott 1%. i'm sure that will rise. ron desantis has similar message and nikki haley and tim scott, nikki haley has a well rounded great resume, tim scott is doing the reagan thing, tapping into vision, love of country and tapping into being conservative and his own life story, which is very unique and i think he has a lot of goodwill. i don't know if there will be an attack plan from the trump team on tim scott. the more people get into the race issue the theory is the better donald trump does and i think he likes a lot of people in there. >> steve: that is what kellyanne conway is suggesting. listen to this. >> kellyanne: probably donald trump's anthem right now, he's front-runner beating closest competitor 56-20, donalron desa. competition is for him. there were seven in 2016. >> interesting. >> steve: seven or eight republicans in by the end of the week and it will be interesting to see what donald trump, if mark meridith is right and he's sp

. >> laura: and then there is entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy trying to make a name for himself on the nationale still are the country where, no matter who you are or where your parents came from or what your skin color is, that you can get ahead in this country with your own hard work. >> laura: and, finally, former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. >> in this campaign for president, i stand alone in terms of my experience, my record, and leadership. >> laura: well, rounding out the others are those who still haven't announced but maybe are rumored to do so. depends on which day of the week it is. we're going to get to that in a moment. joining me now mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and charlie hurt washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor. charlie there's a lot of names but they don't get a lot of national attention and probably won't past their week of their announcement but is it out of the realm of possibility that someone could emerge from that list to challenge trump or desantis? >> you know, these days, i don't rule anything out ever, because in polit

david: for more on all of this let's bring in 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek, great to see you. thank you for being here. i don't know how much of agent parker you heard, but she's saying we need a major overhaul again. you're suggesting that even another overhaul wouldn't do it, right? >> look, when administrative bureaucracy becomes this corrupt , you can not reform it. i think the right answer is you have to shut it down, and i don't think that's nearly as extreme as it may sound at first. even at the local level you have local prosecutors and local police. at the federal level you have the dodge and you federal marshals but you also have this intermediate institution sitting in between that is the fbi. when you have an extra administrative agency, david, that is a formula for corruption that is a cesspool for administrative rot, and now we've seen it. dating back from 1960 hoover's fbi, spying on martin luther king trying to pressure him into committing suicide. now years later going after donald trump in the other direction. that is part of the cultu

made for quite the conversation with vivek ramaswamy. transition surgeries for children and the recent approach to gender itself. >> below the age of 18 i think it is legitimate to say we won't allow mental mutilation. >> are you confident that you know that gender is binary as you are describing it. do you know it as a scientist? >> two x chrome sement seams. >> it as gender is a spectrum. >> i disagree. it has been characterized as a mental health disorder. >> if that's what they think could help their child pursue happiness why take away that option? >> why do parents feel that way. we created a culture that teaches parents they are bad people if they don't actually take those steps. there is no doubt that the cultural movement in this country and even education is creating it. if it's a condition of suffering let's not create more. that's what we're doing. >> harris: what is interesting about what he is saying and spawned where several states are going now is this movement of just don't tell the parents then. if the parents will want

vivek ramaswamy has given $10,000 to that effort for daniel perry.d rock also donated about 5,000 bucks. penny is facing a second degree murder charge. up next, the too close to call presidential race in turkey. we'll bring you there. and, later, the panel, on the fallout from the durham report and the biden administration about the border. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price. i think he'd be extremely proud of me, yeah. ♪ (vo) at viking, we are proud to have been named the world's number one for both rivers and oceans by travel and leisure, as well as condé nast traveler. but it is now time for us to work even harder, searching for meaningful experiences and new adventures for you to embark upon. they say when you reach the top, there's only one way to go. we say, that way is onwards. viking. exploring the world in comfort. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only o

vi vivek ramaswamy, he always does his homework. want to play this sound byte and your reaction. >> created a culture that teaches parents they are bigotted or bad people if they don't take the steps. gender disforeya is a condition of suffering. why on earth are we going out of our way to create even more of it, and there's no doubt that the cultural movement in the country, even education, is creating more gender disforeya, if it's a condition of suffering, let's not create more. >> trace: put this on the screen, the polling, vivek ramaswamy about 3%, not really resonating. but he is making a lot of noise in the last couple weeks. >> i think he has tremendous support, especially among establishment republicans. he's trying to break out of that by taking on issues like the trans sexual argument and i think it's a culture wars argument intended to stir up some support for him. he has the entrepreneurial background, i think he will get some donor support. but the base of the party, a ripple at best. >> and what people forget about do

wall street journal" pointed out really the only presidential candidate talking about this is vivek ramaswamyown from ohio talk about you can't bail everybody out. >> dana: risk for president biden and opportunity for a republican but not necessarily just vivek ramaswamy how mentioned. first of all, and john ellison news letters today 4800 banks are burning through capital buffer half of america's banks are potentially insolvent. that's what the paper is reporting. so if you are biden, you have to think okay, i don't know if i can actually win an election by just talking about january 6th and maga extremists because people are going to be looking at the economy and these worries that they have. you also showed in that same clip with sherrod brown tim scott, republican of south carolina. he is the ranking chairman on the banking committee. this is an opportunity for him to say i've got something to say and i want to know what the fed chair didn't see and i'm not necessarily thinking, elizabeth warren that, we need to add more regulations here. i want to know why the ones aren't being focused o

the problem presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy earlier it with me on "fox news live" is about to get summer competition the republican presidential primary. coming up we will take a look at how the new candidates will fare. rob desantis, possibly tim scott the very latest is "fox newsin live" continues right afte er this. uh... here i'll take that. -everyone: woo hoo! ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar. enter the nourishing moments giveaway for a chance to win $10,000. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and wit

will: just as a quick side note, i had vi vivek ramaswamy on the will cain podcast this week. vivek wants to raise the voting age to 25. what he really is saying is i think he has explained, and his position is i know this is unpopular, but i want to tell truths, and i want to run on big ideas. and he says i just want people invested, either invested in or understand america. so he said we're going to do one of three things, we are going to ask you to serve america as a first responder or in the military, we're going to ask you, if not do that, take aivic, understand america. or, third, to have lived here as an adult for seven years, 18-25 the, paying taxes, a part of this country. the point is just understand or have made a sacrifice to this country, and you will have a better understanding -- rachel: i love, i love this idea. and by the way, many statements have -- i know in wisconsin governor scott walker did this, to pass -- or to graduate, you have to take a civics test. that would count -- pete: although it's is so opposite of the left who wants to lower the voting age to

vivek ramaswamy is taking a swing at it in terms of maybe taking on ron de santis with a lot of his commentarya significant amount of attention. cheryl: so if vivek goes after de santis, that ends up helping donald trump. >> it does. cheryl: final thought? >> listen, it's going to be a battle for who gets the vice presidential nomination or are we going to see some actual debates between the various different people? we've seen the ads tearing each other apart. i think ripping apart the republican party is not the way to go at this point. cheryl: august, get ready. the debates will be this year. coming up, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas shifting the blame over the border crisis ahead of title 42's end next week. we'll talk about it. plus, an attempted fix at new york city's -- for new york s city's crime crisis, featuring apple technology. we're going to tell you about that. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ all he wants to do is dance, dance, dance. ♪ wild eyed pistol wavers who ain't you afraid to die. ♪ and all she wants to do is, all she wants to do is dance. maria: this

you think vivek ramaswamy can shake things up really for republicans?vek is the real thing. i've spent a little bit of time with him, but his voice on key issues resonates. and it resonates with the younger generation and older folks. i'm telling you, he can aroundic the late the issues -- articulate the issues like we rarely, rarely see. he built a company -- that bit with chuck todd when they're arguing about gender and biology? he didn't even mention to the chuck, and he could have, that the he got a degree in biology from harvard university when chuck was trying to cut him down in terms of his ability to talk about science. so he's the real deal. his beautiful family, built a company, great voice, articulates the issue. he checks all the boxes. stuart: he certainly does. he's a force in this election. moving on, listen to the what late show host stephen the colbert said about president biden's recampaign. roll it again, please. >> big muse out of the white house, i almost forgot. last week president biden officially announced that he will seek a sec

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i know he's on later on fox business but vivek ramaswamy. this kid is a superstar. to the audience i said that guy should run for president and he's got answers. he doesn't complain, and he's got answers so i think it's going to widdle down more than you think, but you know what? it's going to be fun. its got to be fun and if christy goes in god bless him, because let's just let it all, you know, hang out and so we can make a change because we need to make a change, neil cavuto. neil: well that's why they wanted you to run your governor. always good seeing you, you're a real gentleman, really, and he encourages discussion and adults treating each other like adults. he doesn't take kindly to people who don't. that's a lost art. >> i learned from you, mr. cavuto. neil: i wish that were true. joe piscopo, we'll have more, after this. .. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...

joining me now is vivek ramaswamy. thanks for being here. so you're running against trump. lead off by giving me an area of sharp disagreement that you have with the former president. >> my area of sharp disagreement is that i think we need to stop running from something and start running to something as a conservative movement. i think the left will give you the narrative of race, gender, sexuality, climate. my vision is grounded on the individual, family, nation, god, and the tradition of reagan. i think we can both go further with america first, but also unite the country in the process. and so i'm touching issues that trump didn't touch. i've pledged to end affirmative action in america. the president can do that by executive order because it was created by executive order. i don't just talk about building some wall. i'm putting the military on the southern border to end the border crisis. and by the way, the fentanyl problem as well. i'm not going to but betsy devos on top of the department of education. i've said that agency doesn't exist. i will shut it down and give

trump substantial lid 53, 20, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott., guy, now that he is officially. >> in now there is a sense for people marginally and soft trump supporters give a more substantial look to ron desantis. people who focus on the news and politics every day like you and me people have heard of him and know he is generally out there. bump that he is running, lots of identify balls there. people might kick the tires especially in early states, brian. put the numbers up on the screen. donald trump is a clear frontrunner right now by a massive margin. this is if you want to think of yesterday as kind of the beginning of this republican campaign because trump has been attacking desantis for months, usually unanswered. if yesterday was in some ways the starting gun. trump has built himself a very significant advantage. there is no way this desantis can make all of that up overnight. is he not going to gain 20 points in the next month or something like that. what can he do, i think needs to do is start to show some momentum. nationally matter

linked inn restricting the account of vivek ramaswamy claiming he shared content that containses, quotempany citing these three posts criticizing the left's climate agenda. here to react is former facebook employee and tech policy center director at the heritage foundation kara frederick. great to see you this morning. kind of shocking, like, we're look at a pretty broad expansion now of censorship. of course, the covid era allowed hem to censor whatever they thought was misinformation. now vivek's post about climate or chinese involvement in american politics, now that's far beyond the pale for linkedin? >> well, exactly. and what's e most striking to me is the fact that these tech companies have not learned the lessons of the hunter biden laptop suppression of, like you mentioned, the covid mis-or inaccurate information -- misinformation or inaccurate information policies they visited on the public and later had to renege on because with they realized, yes, the the efficacy of masks are in question. study after study has said e pretty much what tech companies think is his information

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do you see a scenario where nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy become factors? mike pence?> they could. if you don't want donald trump to be the nominee, you either have to run against him take him out or you don't run at all. the more republicans who run for the nomination the more likely it is president trump will get that nomination. we have gone from 7 to 17 winner-take-all states. he won all 50 electoral votes. in south carolina with winner-take-all, you had rubio and cruz split 50% of the vote. winner-take-all helps trump. if you don't want him to be the nominee you have to take him out on your own and keep him out of the competition. brian: the candidates are so good and so talented and donald trump is so unique. car makers are canceling am radio. i call it censoring conservatives because they dominate a.m. radio. hugh hewitt will be joining me. andrew mccarthy takes us back to the brat pack and shares his favorite moments from the cult classics. >> i believed in you. i just didn't believe in me. >> i love you. brian: the end of conservative talk radio could soon be

here is presidential candidate, vivek ramaswamy. >> i would press further.'t think this squeezed the lemon hard enough, change the appropriation language to say instead of say shall spend, go back to saying may spend, if i'm the next u.s. president, i don't want my hands tied to shut down government agencies that should not exist. i give kevin mccarthy credit, we need to go further if we want to rectify the ship. >> todd: bring in former army veteran jake beckett. defense budget would be capped for fiscal year 2024, 3.3 increase over this year. some republicans have a problem with that being below the pace of inflation, led by senator lindsey graham. my goal to deter war by being strong and win wars, i fear this deal is contrary to both goals. he said this on "fox news sunday." >> biden defense budget takes the navy to 291 ships at time when china will increase their navy by a third. the biden defense budget was a joke before and if we adopt it as republicans, we'll do a great disservice to the party of ronald reagan. >> todd: jake, do you share lindsey grah

and vivek ramaswamy says he was locked out of his linkedin account and posts deemed offensive by thetform. >> i got an e-mail noting my linksed in account was shut down. your account was restricted for sharing content that contains misleading information. they said, one was a video where i said, the ccp is playing the bidenad min stragz like a chinese mandolin. i'm bringing it up, if they can do it to me, they can do it to anybody. >> ashley: i was shocked about linksin, as well. your account was restricted for containing misleading information. the social media company said it was restricted in error and is backing up. >> todd: always an error. blistering cnn poll sending clear message to president biden about how bad people think another four years of his leadership would be for this country and the network could not spin this. >> democratic competitors, two thirds of all american people, 66% of the public say a biden victory would be a setback or a disaster for the united states. >> todd: beverly hallberg, with independent women's forum, joins me now. thank you for being here. if

so then you see vivek ramaswamy linkedin shuts down ramaswamy over opinions he expressed or climate change economic policies. >> the whole apparatus on the left seems devoted to shutting down even the mildest of challenges. inflation, it's clear government overspending has contributed to inflation in the last couple years. now we have new news that inflation is just not gone. we'll probably see the mid do more and spending more and more is not going to help. one last thing on the fight on capitol hill. the divisions among republicans may start becoming more clear in the next few days. the extraordinary thing republicans did early on is they passed a bill. republicans and democrats had been counting on republicans not getting together. but with their small majority they got together and passed a bill. but is the final bill going to look like that deal? liz: a come woman from house oversight is demanding a $16 million fine be levied on adam schiff for misleading the american people. democrat senator chuck schumer tried to call the supreme court quote maga after justices kay began, jackson, a