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we'll hear about all this from vivek ramaswamy in just a couple moments.eneral jack keane will give us his take why democrats are turning against israel. kellyanne conway on safety and security, driving women and minority voters to trump. and bjorn lomborg, on why following the so-called climate science will cause, get this, $60 trillion by the year 2100. $60 trillion for no good reason at all. let's go straight to our own edward lawrence live from the federal reserve. edward, how was the broadway show today? >> reporter: it was great, opening act, closing act. there was no intermission. i can testimony you the fed decided to pause for the fifth straight time in the federal funds rates as you know that sets interest rates with a pause there the federal reserve chairman said he just did not see the data make that first rate cut. we know inflation is accelerating month over month and pce, cpi inflation reports over the last two months. we've seen that. the fed chairman says that is bumpy road to get inflation down. the pause does a lot for inflation for the

vivek ramaswamy? >> absolutely not. that's a lie, larry. -- to the contrary, we have 10 million illegals who have entered this country and rising under biden's regime, that's what i'll call it. that's the largest scale violation of the rule of law that i think we've seen in modern american history. many of those criminals, people whose first act upon entering this country breaks the law. it predicts they're going to continue to break the law while they're already here. combine that with what we're seeing in cities from chicago to new york, a wave of crime that actually even requires the new york governor to now talk about bring out the national guard, something president trump said they would dismiss as dictatorial yet now they realize as potentially actually necessary. it veals that the state of the union we saw last night was orwellian in nature. say one thing when, in fact, the opposite is true. and i do think the american people now are attuned to see through that smoke screen, and i think many of them especially in the cities, larry, w

anyway he was more -- vivek ramaswamy is without.o the -- welcome back to the program that appreciate you being with us. pennsylvania, have a message to you, send me back to congress. we added more to the national debt than any president in this term. i'm like okay getting a little closer to the truth. like six, okay,, sure. you guys don't report that i'm waiting. i'm like okay to me the report where you're willing. i'm sure there will be a couple in the media, by the american -- have to ask all weekend -- you have to ask -- you get out of the hole -- what the hell was that? there was a question i got. what did they give this guy before that speech? you together question? >> there's no good answer to that question, sean. but for all of joe biden's frailties and what you love them between no and the end of the year nothing that's remarkable about this election sean is we have a unique opportunity, motors have a once in a century opportunity this time. to actually compare records of? president side-by-side. four years of trump, four ye

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>> he was saying he wants his father to pick someone like jd vans, vivek ramaswamy.ighter. >> vivek ramaswamy is on the list? >> that's what donald trump jr. apparently said. do you think we could see trump select any of these characters? >> no. i think vivek ramaswamy is too much of a showman and i think he would show donald trump up on his own stage. so i think that is too much. donald trump wants somebody if it is going to be a woman, they have the maga makeover like you saw. and they will be pretty but kitchen worthy. do you know what i'm saying? that's what they like. and if it will be a man, he will be okay. but like, donald trump is going to be the alpha so you are not picking anyone who can hold down the spotlight. >> he doesn't like weakness so he will not go with ron desantis or another mike pence type of guy or a woman. who do you think? >> if he is actually smart, it is nikki haley. to unite the party. but he is not smart. he cares about what is good for him. i think he would be fearful of nikki haley. so it could be his daughter. it could be donald trump

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you vivek ramaswamy and president trump who are very savvy business minds and their obviously correcttok in the united states and over a monopoly to meta facebook, and instagram will be very seen how they silence people in the lasting that we want to is the one company monopolizing all of this and i like the idea of cutting the ties of the ccp with tiktok and then could it still existed the united states, yes but we have to make sure the national security is intact but there's a huge elephant in the room, talking about social media as it pertains to our health as a society. it's completely destroying our use and young adults were over utilizing of high amounts of depression and anxiety, suicidal ideation it is terrible for us we have to figure out what were doing with it. guy: it's not just china, coming up. the first picture of princess kate since her surgery is released and then hold, hours later, the controversy brewing tonight, no parenting problems for this woman as she flaunts her child free by choice lifestyle says she, on social media. >> my purpose is getting my nails done, g

former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joins mina.ours at nbc? >> i don't think he was a great decision for ronna mcdaniel to join nbc in the first place. after she shows nbc to moderate the third rnc debate which i was critical of i think it was for optics and maybe poor substance for her to join nbc. but having had made the decision, i think it is unconscionable that nbc without even hearing what she has to say, her off in that way? is in another embodiment of this canceled culture that has spread across not only the media but every spirit of our life and i think many more open debate in our country not more silos anything else about the -- pathetic decision making your management that apparently had a spine made of jelly at nbc and if they deserve to be present for it. >> jesse: what about the fact that the left is constantly fighting amongst themselves, every time they're fighting with each other is another day that they are not training there fire at donald trump. is that give you confidence? >> look i think that they are unified

vivek ramaswamy thank you as always. >>> now the colorado border dispute is not the only case presidentmp now has a before the supreme court. they also agreed last week we hear arguments on the issue of presidential immunity in his dc case. here now with more executive director of the american centre for law and justice jordan secularist with us. represented by the way the republic and party of colorado in the -- former harvard law. [ laughter ] alan dershowitz with us in fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. -- rivers in the republican party of colorado. i did sense that a lot of the arguments you put forward were actually considered by justices, that was my take. you're reaction? >> yeah, we actually have a side-by-side that we put up today on our broadcast you can see our brief and then see the joy the opinion today and he kind of language use and i'm not saying that if this is taken verbatim what i would be pretty excited about -- what our agl is the -- her legal team put together for this case and i think justice baird summit up -- is that all nine justices agreed that this is the

. >> vivek ramaswamy is with us. so i've said this after the state of the union address, and i've been pointing this out and it's becoming more evident every day. joe biden needof union as to shp his base. that is not a problem that donald trump seems to be having. they're coming out in droves for donalde. trump. now that also in my mind. opll, that's opportunity for donald trump, because now he has an opportunity to saypo okay, this is what i did in thes four years i was president.w how are things working out under joe biden? are you better off tha out undng you were four years ago? don't listen to the demagoguery of the left. y how are your families doing? do you feel safe and securoue? are your schools doing you know, how are things when you go to the grocery storings c basic things. your thoughts? >> well, look, this is the first time in over a century that american voters have hadth this opportunity to compare to 40 year back to back records. opportunreyeah, four years bide, four years of trump. vote accordingly

vivek ramaswamy y otros candidatos.ranzas de postularse para un cuarto periodo en la cámara alta. pero como independiente, hizo el anuncio en un video que después removió y ahí reiteró su inocencia y agregó que espera estar exonerado de los cargos este verano para poder continuar con su candidatura. y ahora les compartimos las imágenes del valiente rescate de un hombre que se encontraba inconsciente en las vías del metro de nueva york. y preste atención. estas cámaras corporales muestran como 2 agentes saltan a los rieles de una estación en brooklyn y luego de hacer señales para detener a un tren que ya venía en camino, levantan a la víctima de 47 años que fue llevado a un hospital en donde se encuentra afortunadamente en condición estable. por otra parte, un hombre desamparado que sufre parálisis permanente después de viajar sin cinturón de seguridad en una camioneta policial de saint petersburg, florida, presentó una demanda contra la ciudad. en este video del interior del vehículo se ve a heriberto sánchez con esposa

. >> madeleine: that is right, trump is ruling out vivek ramaswamy as his running mate and eyeing him for a cabinet job. bloomberg adds other people who impressed former president and his team included inned in governor and former gop presidential rival burgum, elise stefanik and robert lighthizer. even kevin mccarthy is being considered to serve as chief of staff. senior trump campaign advisor is denying the details, saying somebody has decided to list everyone who has met president trump and speculates as to potential participation in a second trump administration. truth is unless you hear it from president trump or his campaign, this is all bs. bottom line, a lot to watch. >> todd: that comment is pretty accurate, probably not something to take to the bank. national security adviser jake sullivan pushing back on the claim president biden has grown angry and anxious about his reelection bid. >> peter: the quote is he began to shout andir swa, when he does that, is he shouting and swearing about benjamin netanyahu or about hamas or about his poll numbers? >> this is the when did you

what do you make of vivek ramaswamy and donald trump saying this is not something they would be interestedy problem. rachel: there are massive problems with big tech but i would say the policies donald trump had when he was president were good. he was the one who tried to push through the executive order to ban tiktok and another company, he should stick with that. and he should stick with that line of thinking. don't give a foreign adversary access to children in their pockets, having american company to make money on isn't the biggest thing but we need to tackle the big tech problems, the heritage foundation at the forefront of that. we understand that. china is a clear and present danger. get rid of the chinese commonest party and we will tackle the american companies in the future. will: thank you. ever dreamed of meeting marilyn monroe? her ai counterpart's debuting's this week. tomorrow is the oscars so is the fifth time the charm for bradley cooper? the world of pure imagination, not exactly. the apology after this willie wonka let down, the pop culture round up. ♪ (thinking: eddie,

there are some suggestions it could be the tech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy who ran for the republic well. his name has popped up. there was some suggesting that nikki haley could potentially be running mate but she has rejected that. she has said she won't be considering that although there are some people who suggest it could still happen. i also want to add you can't really get through any story in america without mentioning taylor swift, arguably the biggest pop star in the world right now, but she has put up a story on her instagram urging people to get out and vote including in her own state of tennessee telling them to get out and vote there and vote on all the other states. i think she has about 280 million followers on instagram so that's definitely more than donald trump and joe biden put together. for a moment i thought you were going to tell me that taylor swift was in the running! that going to tell me that taylor swift was in the running!— going to tell me that taylor swift was in the running! that would be interesting _ was in the running! that would be interesting. th

all right, joining me now vivek ramaswamy, former candidate for president. e were going to do a different topic with you. i found this to be so disturbing on so many levels and i think we have to talk about this. right now we have a country in which americans, on january 6th, were, you know, they were targeted, people who weren't even in the capitol were targeted. and, you know, various charges brought, many of them unfair many periods of confinement. yet illegal aliens can do at our southern border, injure our soldiers. as far as i can tell biden's justice department is just yawning, the dhs, they don't care. >> well, look, laura, it's not just that t biden is failing to stop this invasion. the biden administration and mayorkas' dhs are creating the incentives for this invasion. the fact that texas has to step up and stop something that the federal government isn't reveals how broken this system is. and i do think that texas has called the legal bluff of the federal government. you can't have a biden administration that on one hand says that they're enforcin

. >> carley: this is something that vivek ramaswamy talks about and now william you are doing it as wellfor joining us this morning. have great day. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: make one final point. to those people who say todd you scream when you are on air. merry christmas, today was your day. >> carley: we do hope you are feeling better by tomorrow. have a great day everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: thank you very much todd and carley. it is 6:00 here on the eas

i dealt with aaron because vivek ramaswamy was interested in getting aaron involved.anted to be connected. aaron is influential in the world of politics. this story makes it very interesting and he will have to respond to allegations that this cnn reporter made and if true on any level, r.f.k. jr. can't use him. >> harris: paul, one thing you learn in politics, somebody thinks about choosing you from candidates i'm interviewed over the years, it teaches how important a team is and you can't go on your own. by having somebody identify you, that can be helpful, their team takes you under their wing, whether it is venturea and i lived in minnesota and his life. or aaron rodgers. they both benefit from that. >> paul: belief system rodgers has telegraphed has put him in this space. let's go to between the two of them, rodgers or venturea. i lean ventura, he has worked in politics and he has managed. it is something you need to learn and maybe rodgers ran a business i don't know about, i assume he took the normal athlete track to the top of his profession. he never managed

if biden wins, can he even surp vivek ramaswamy un -- survive un 2029. can we?> kayleigh: that is powerful, how do you reverse that tonight? >> guy: tough and biden freezing on camera for six or seven seconds, but painful to watch. that will be on repeat for eight months and other side january 6. i think republicans make a mistake setting the bar too low for president biden tonight, he'll be amped up. they try to schedule him between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. and this is 9:00 p.m. but it has pageantry around it and standing ovations and he knows the stakes. i think he will probably rise to the occasion tonight and easy prediction will be if he doesn't have a giant meltdown moment, democrats will declare it greatest state of the union in recent memory and put to bed questions. i don't think people will buy that. if he has a big stumble, the democrats will be white knuckling it. >> kayleigh: setting the bar low makes it easy to hop over. last year white house aides were thrilled and high fiving, but there were moments he stumbled and fumbled. i want to revisit some

almost all of trump's former challengers like ron santos, vivek ramaswamy through their support behindrump and the outgoing rnc chairwoman says the party is united behind the former president. >> we recognize him for the overwhelming success he achieved learning the support of 90% of republican delegates and acknowledge he is not only our presumptive nominee, but will be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: trump is short of clinching the republican nomination, that could change on tuesday after georgia holds its primary, trump will be in georgia north of where we are, president biden will be where we are in atlanta trying to reach out to minority voters. that will happen this evening. neil: we will see what happens. i want to go to jonathan bush. a lot of people in the extended bush family, he takes exception to that but has a great sense of humor about it. good to have you back. the latest is first of all nikki haley would lose, she did, all that saying a lot of people who voted for her will go to me anyway but a good many of them won't. what are your thoughts? >> th

enhancement project, the question is, we have this debate around electing a president, whether it was vivek ramaswamy or donald trump cutting -- talking about cutting back on infrastructure and then we see this and is it ever possible to actually trim dc? >> it is and this is a tough process and as you know we are about to go to a one seat majority in the house of representatives. there are a lot of good things in this bill no one talks about for the department of defense, the military, and the marine corps and a lot of good things. for me the biggest issue is the border and a lot of people care about the border. i have the northern border, we started the northern border security caucus, the facts came out last fall that 85% of the people on a terror watch list are coming across the northern border and one of the disheartening moment in our country was when laken riley got killed. the illegal immigrant who had a criminal record and ties to genghis was released because of new york laws and these terrible laws put in place in new york against the federal government, ice, detained mint. had we had laws

reportedly, donald trump has ruled out vivek ramaswamy as his running mate, according to bloomberg, trump allies see ramaswamy as ideal for the job because as an indian-american son of an immigrant, he could defend sweeping immigration restrictions in the us supreme court is expected to rule in june about whether the federal government went too far in trying to get social media companies to remove what itt& considered misinformation about covid 19. >> the justices heard arguments yesterday. the states of missouri and louisiana, as well as a group of social media users, complained that the administration's push for tech companies to remove posts about covid amounted to government coercion and violated their first amendment right to free speech. >> it's treating facebook and these other platforms like they're subordinates. would you do that to the to the new york times or the wall street journal or the associated press other big newspaper or wire service? some of the justices said the government should be able to influence social media platforms when it's acting to protect the public. >> th

she's done an amazing thing, she put away vivek ramaswamy, what is it, we -- every time you open your mouth? we get dumber. >> i remember that. >> she got him chasing. ron desantis, can you remember how much he was the guy? and then he wasn't the guy. by the way, she did it. she doesn't get credit for that. everything was behind ron desantis. i think if she had moved over to prochris christie was and became more anti-trump, she might have done more, but she's done something, which is that 30%, 25% to 30% that were able to express how they felt, which is they're anti-trump, they're looking for someone else, and she did that. it was a great night for her. isn't it sad when they say good-bye? you know, you put your whole heart into it. it's grueling, and it's tiring, and, you know, you don't get enough sleep. the crowds get small, and then on one night you just have to give it up. it's really heart. >> she did evolve over time. i mentioned some of the smugness in d.c., they wanted to diminutish it, they wanted it over, because they had already made deals with donald trump, but that's not

vivek ramaswamy, and the very rich and bored governor of north dakota, doug burgm. it only costs you $814,000 for a fancy seat and $250,000 for the plebe seats. i'm no mathematician. but if i just do quick back of the envelope calculating, $454,000, okay, $450,000, divided by 814, let's see. okay, carry the two. yeah, that means donald trump and his maga lytes will only need to sell -- they'll only need to sell 557 tickets to settle his debt with new york. isn't it good the presumptive nominee of the rnc and the rnc don't have a lot of cash to actually help them win the election. it's not sustainable because it's hard to run a campaign without money. that's not going unnoticed by the democratic president, who has made trump the butt of his jokes while he's out there raising cash, not to fight legal battles but to actually win the election. while in houston, joe biden said, quote, i know not everyone is feeling the enthusiasm. just the other day, a defeated looking man came up to me and said, mr. president, i have crushing debt and i'm completely wiped out. and i had

so you have to separate, and this is what i think, i think vivek ramaswamy and his role in both the primary think in advising trump's team a little bit on tech issues because he's very good at it. you're going to play a clip, but i think what vivek's saying is separating the addictive concerns we have about tiktok and then the national security/china side of it. and this bill, he says, doesn't do a good job of dealing with either. so take a listen to what he had to say. >> if the real concern we have -- and i think it is a real concern we ought to have -- is the provision of u.s. consumer and user data to the chinese communist party, that's what we should be legislating against. of ban u.s. companies from providing u.s. user data to china. i think it's a sensible measure regardless of the company. but it is the beyond silly to just pick one random company and go after them because that is temporarily a politically popular thing to do while actually failing to solve the actual problem that applies to chinese companies and and u.s. companies alike including u.s. companies that do business in

. >> carley: this is something that vivek ramaswamy talks about and now william you are doing it as well. thank you so much for joining us this morning. have great day. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: make one final point. to those people who say todd you scream when you are on air. merry christmas, today was your day. >> carley: we do hope you are feeling better by tomorrow. have a great day everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: thank you very much todd and carley. it is 6:00 here on the east coast. this is thursday, march 21st, 2024. welcome to "fox & friends." and we start with this story. illegal migrants turned squatters? >> my people, i have thought about invading a house in the united states. there's a law that says that the house is not inhabited, we can exappropriate it. >> the debate at biden's impeachment hearing we weren expecting. >> did you witness the president commit with a crime? >> corruption statutes, ricco and conspiracy. >> what is it? ricco is not a crime. it is a category. what is. >> oh, no. it's a category of crimes. >> lawrence: oh, okay.

[ laughter ] this is a guy, he has -- also on the list are tim scott, vivek ramaswamy, kristi noem, byrononalds, and tulsi gabbard. wow, what a group. he had better bookings on "celebrity apprentice." [ laughter ] it's like he went running mate shopping at goodwill. that's what they came up with. [ laughter ] his secret is while the other guys are focused on the major issues -- russia, nato, climate change, et cetera -- donald trump zeros in on the issues that don't even exist. >> they come out with faucets where no water comes out. if you go and buy a home, and they know what i mean, the showers, you stand under a shower, there's no water coming in. you end up standing there five times longer. in ohio, you have a great company that came to me, a dishwasher company, one of the biggest and finest companies, they were going out the business, they said, "we're not allowed to use water." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's true, it's true. all whirlpool products now run on sand. [ laughter ] what a strange and mysterious world he lives in. trump said the ruling against him in new york is a form of na

all right, next one for you, lauren, vivek ramaswamy weighing in on rfk jr.'e white house. what's he saying? if. lauren: he says rfk jr. is a democrat, clearly, therefore, he's a threat to president biden. >> the democratic party now is going to probably try to do everything to keep this man off the ballot just as they were trying to stifle him when he was running as a democrat. but the thing that has become clear, sean, is that he's free to have his own views on the climate change agenda, on abortion, on a range of other questions, he's anti-second amendment, he's a range of issues that are not aligned with the republican party that are better aligned with democrats. so if he does make it on the ballot, it should take votes away from the democrats, can and this should be a good development not only for president trump, or but, i believe, for this country. hawn lauren yeah. and that's why you have the biden campaign, the war machine, money machine doing everything in their power to minimize rfk jr. they're literally throwing money and resources to keep him off

in fact a parentally he said -- he told vivek ramaswamy to his face you're not going to be my running mate. maybe you could be in the administration. maybe department of homeland security because you are a good speaker and you are the son of an immigrant. >> ainsley: he is an indian american or his parents were. and, yeah, he personally told vivek this. but vivek could get a cabinet position. >> steve: yep. >> ainsley: this article says others were impressed for him for -- others that he was impressed with are north dakota governor doug burgum who also ran for president. congresswoman elise stefanik. former trade representative robert lighthizer. >> steve: cabinet potential. >> brian: on the v.p. list, tulsi gabbard, byron donalds, kristi noem, greg abbott which is interesting and j.d. vance. >> ainsley: lindsey graham is on the list and john thune. >> brian: i know lindsey graham and jim thune were heavy for tim scott. it knows the executive branch. knows foreign policy. knows the president. knows congress. >> steve: trump asked him to do it last time but he wanted to be speaker. >>

all right, you $100,000,000 check trump would do it and i think for even people like vivek ramaswamy, i don't know if you saw the latest bloomberg reporting, but he's talking about putting vivek in dhs for him. he sees that he's an immigrant or a child of immigrants, and he thinks he's not a white person. so that might be a signal when he cracks down with his immigration policy. but really vivek can also raise money for him. and so there's a bait comes from tech world, vc, wall street. so a lot of these positions, john paulson, he really wants a job. he wants to be the treasury secretary. he's a hedge fund billionaire. he's throwing a lot of events ends for trump and palm beach, bringing along his billionaire friends to fund raise. and all these people, they've come around and they're sort of kissing the ring, but trump is looking at them binging like can you bring in some donors? can you raise any money he needs like $100 donors right now, he's in such a deficit and everybody is sort of, he looks at them with dollar signs essentially, rather than ideology, policy, even loyalty in som

here with more on today's supreme court rulingtoday su a,r presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is with us. let's get your initialca reaction, sindidmy.r. look, this is a caset' about national unity. and i thinabouk supreme court wy absolutely ruled in the right way. answering the questiont really all we want nation or not. the supreme court held. yes because the heart of the o decision was about whether we could have a patchworke framework where certain states decide who's on the ballot. decide whosates decides different person is on the ballot for us president. that doesn't work if we're one nation. >> so that's what this case was really about. i thought president trumise waps a great job in that press conference and that discussion he held afterwardsconferen. l speaking about national unity, i think that's the heart of this case. that wasunity,s o with preside trump earlier today. and i do think that this is not just about presidentani that th, but about the future unity of our country itself. and the supreme court nine zero came down on the right side of that question king dow.

anyway, here future with, more former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is with us. sir, welcome back to thethat program. appreciate you being with us. pennsylvania, i have a message with us . you send me back to congress. to mlbt thare to the nationa debt than any president in his term. i'm like, okay, well, he's getting a little closer i'm six to the truth. july 6th. okay,, sur. >> sure. you guys don't report. i'm winning. i'm like, okay, show me the report. were you winning? rei'm sure there'll be a couple in the media, but the american people, i got asked hav all weekend and you got to ask the same thing all weekend. what the-you ge? e wa that. that was the question i got. what? what, what did. give this guy before that speech? >> did you get that question? >> yeah, there's no good answer to that question. asean.at y >> but for all of joe biden's frailties, we're going to see a lot of them between now and the end of the year.on sean >> the thing that's remarkable about this election, sean, is that we have a uniquehave rs opportunity. voters have a once in a centu

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he played a pivotal role fighting the election of house speaker kevin mccarthy or rfk junior vivek ramaswamy, and dean phillips right after each announced their candidacies. john eastman, the former trump lawyer, now facing disbarment has been my guest here discussing his role in the january 6 rally doctors, scott atlas and jay about acharya from stanford both spoke to me here about herd immunity in the context of covid even january 6 is q and on shaman, after he got out of jail and announced he was running for congress, i could continue. sean spicer, kellyanne conway, kari lake, roger waters. they've all been my guest congress said drain the swamp >> i've read, i've read all the texts. the texts make it very clear that we weren't even going to give the guy a meeting unless he was first prepared to investigate the bidens. i need to do something about well that shouldn't happen. why not take the win? because if you don't it looks like trump is now acting like nixon or john connally on reagan's behalf to just try and save the win for himself. any why don't you say that? and why didn't trump's

presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is with us. al candiall right. you think you think clinton and obama, their big fundraiserl and them going all in to bail out joe? >> will that worouat k? i don't think it's likely to persuade voters. >>y is it does show, sean, who is really pulling the strings in thepulli democratic party bill. joe biden's cognitive deficits, they're not a bu feat they're a feature for the managerial class underneath him aroundrial cla that's realln pulling the strings and advancing their puppet. and soeir pupp right now i am rd glad about how optimistic we can be witabout hoh the poll nus that we're seeing. but we cannot be complacent. we know the left. we understand how they behave. they behave like they're in a wahoy beke they r. we need to understand and approach this election with the same mentality. soapproaection i like what we'r, but we can't get complacent. and keep in mind, it's notcan'ta joe biden we need to worry about. it's the machine underneath him mach, him up. that's really what we're up against. and that's what i

like everybody else in the republican party, maybe supporting governor desantis or tim scott or vivek ramaswamy, you are going to have to ask yourself a question. do you really think -- do you want four more years of joe biden and his failed policies or are we going to be better off with the policies that president trump had brought in during his first term and is he running on a platform you are more in agreement with? if you look at where joe biden is, i think joe biden did not have the best night as everybody seems to claim. there are a lot of states where people said, no, i'm not voting for joe biden. and the percentages are high. he didn't really have any opponent last night. and, more importantly, just got to look at all the polls that have come out. i discussed this last night when i was on with bret and martha. we have had the "new york times" siena poll, the fox news poll, the "wall street journal" poll, cbs was interesting to me because donald trump beat that threshold, he was at 52% in terms of head-to-head matchup with joe biden. that is a big number. then you look at the gallup app

former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joins me now. >> vic ins mina, how do you interpret whatsaw in the las yt one, 24 hours at nbc? >> look, i don't think it wase a a great decision for ronna mcdaniel to join nbc ine show the first place after she chosee nbc to moderate that third rnc debate, which i was critical of. i think itwa of was poor optics and maybe poor substance for her to join nbc. but having had made that decision, i think it is unconscionable. even h nbc, without even hearing wast she has to say, cutea her off in that way. it's just another embodiment of this cancel culturen anothe s spread across not only mediaa mot every sphere of our life. and i think we need more openn debate in our country, notour more. and i think it was a pathetic decision by senior management that apparently hapathetic s spine made a jelly at nbc and they deserve to be criticized for inbc ant. e >> well, what about the fact that the left is constantlt ythr fighting amongst themselves? every time they're fighting with each other is another wito. they're not training their fire at donald t

others include elon mask and vivek ramaswamy. now it's worth noting that trump has actually flip-flopped on this issue since he was the one who initially tried to ban the app when he was president through an executive order that would later be struck down. now, on the other side of it is my johnson, the speaker of the house, the bipartisan group of lawmakers who introduced the bill and several conservative groups who are all for the ban, stuck in the middle. some senators who want to water down the legislation and what about president biden? >> well, >> he says that he's going to sign the bill if congress ends up passing it, that contradicts his own campaign, which just recently launched a tiktok channel last month joining me now is democratic congressman jared moskowitz of florida congressman. thanks for being here. you've had an interesting evolution on the issue of tiktok. you are now in favor of a band, but previously you were not why the change of opinion? >> thanks, abby. thanks for having me. >> yeah. i mean, look, i think

now, when vivek ramaswamy drops out, tim scott drops out he says not only am i out, where are you goingbe today? i would like to join you on stage. ron desantis says i have a job to do. i'm going back to florida. they maybe i will see you at the convention. will nikki haley say donald trump won and if anything needs my party to win i'm in. donald trump won. i enjoyed the race i'm going to reattach with my family and i'm worried about my husband over in africa. those are some of the intriguing things. >> ainsley: whether or not drops out. everyone was suspicious of this. i will at least stay until super tuesday and didn't schedule any other events after that. then they released a statement last night just saying we were watching with all of our staffers as the results were come in. we're watching from the charleston area. they call themselves happy warriors the staffers. they say the mood is jubilant. she has a house can i what you island charleston. wanted to be home. reflect everything line have to walk hire criticism of it donald trump. now she has to pick up that difference and the c

a number of folks on the ballot are no longer in the race, chris christie, vivek ramaswamy, h a hudsonhinson are on the ballot. ughout their vote. our turnout overall was very low. itvoters by the time polls closed. folks certainly had weeks to cast their ballots. not a lot of excitement about this race. similar to how it is across the country, a predetermined outcome. host: front runners in both parties for former president trump and president biden? guest: for biden's campaign i'm feeling confident. colorado is a liberal state and there was a late push to get people to vote for the noncommitted delegate option, but it's only hovering at about 7%. democrats here don't start allocating delegates unless a ballot choice get 15% or more. that is a disappointing showing for the more progressive groups in colorado that wanted to send a message to president biden about the israel-hamas war. in terms of trump i just was not -- it is a convincing victory, but given nikki haley will not be the party's nominee, it is interesting it was not an overwhelming victory. she will get delegates. i think

bloomberg has learned trump has ruled out vivek ramaswamy as his vice president.ources tell us trump told the entrepreneur personally he will not be his vice presidential pick but is considering them for a cabinet position, including possible homeland security secretary. the bank of japan has ended its era of negative interest rates and is signaling easy financial conditions will continue, giving clues on when to expect further hikes. the central bank is shifting from its negative interest rate policy after seeing its 2% inflation target had come into sight and the move has prompted a slide past the 150 mark against the dollar. that is your bloomberg brief. jonathan: making the case for tesla. >> my view on tesla is it is easy to give negative. they will gain more share in the leverage will be there. i believe ultimately numbers and growth will start to go back up. jonathan: daca -- that conversation is coming up next. live from new york city, good morning. ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're letting curiosity light the

. >> i mean, vivek ramaswamy, who was running also in this race, he he quoted winston churchill a few, so to speak. and is it going to be a biden trump race? is joe biden going to stick it out? >> e- w" >> well, trump's comments about not voters is not wanting those voters is classic isn't he's classic trump, isn't it? he's very good at marketing and pr, and just knows how to spin and he just knows how to spin any kind of story to make himself look more attractive to the average american. i think those voters probably aren't going to go and vote for him . going to go and vote for him. they're either going to sit the race out , or, potentially the, race out, or, potentially the, trump candidacy may actually die in the vine if there are too many legal issues. >> and, carol, who do you think is going to be trump's running mate? who is going to be his vp? because some were suggesting it could be nikki haley, but she stopped short of even endorsing him night. indeed. him last night. indeed. >> it's going >> so i don't think it's going to i mean, the to be nikki. i mean, the interesting thi