february 2019, an american c17 cargo jet takes off from air force base florida bound for south america. the media are covering this and it is a big story. inside the plane, pallets of wheelchairs and crutches -- these are gifts the people of the united states to the long oppressed population of venezuela. venezuela's socialist economy famously had collapsed utterly by that point. there was no toilet paper in caracas. people were eating zoo animals to stay alive. the average venezuelan had lost over 10 pounds from starvation. so the point of sending humanitarian aid to venezuela was to show the world that americans are decent, but more than that, that the american system works. this country is so rich that we can afford to send crutches and wheelchairs to our enemies. again, that was 2019. it was not the berlin airlift, it was the other day. but a lot has changed. we are not shipping any more crutches or wheelchairs to venezuela or anywhere else, for that matter, and we are not because we don't have enough for ourselves. less than a year into the joe biden administration, the united sta

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we experienced weather challenges in our florida airports at the beginning of the weekend challenges that were compounded by unexpected air traffic control issues in the same region, triggering delays and prompting significant cancellations. now another workplace that has apparently been affected by this is the white house. however, the white house denies rumors that some staff were not coming to work in protest of the vaccine mandate. this is what the white house spokesperson said when confronted with these rumors, implementing these mandates create certainty. it reduces the number of people who are out of work sick and worse, and that is good ultimately for businesses, it's good for the economy. i know there was a little hubbub over the course of the last few days about southwest airlines. we now know that some of those claims were absolutely false and actually the issues were up completely unrelated to vaccine mandates. now boeing, which is a major aerospace corporation in the united states, has moved to comply with biden's orders regarding federally contracted corporations and th

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click break than florida's fighting back. the state is suing the white house and nasa over the vaccine mandate for federal workers but i'll be talking with florida attorney general ashley moody will become backup requests the ability to earn a living in the state of florida you have a right turn florida you have a right turn a living but it shoulul ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ maria: welcome back. suing over shots florida filing another lawsuit against the biden administration and also against nasa over maxine bennett for federal workers. it interferes with the employment policies and threatens the states economies for joining me right now the woman who filed suit, attorney general ashley moody. ag moody it's great to see again, thanks very much. tell us in a nutshell what is happening as a result of these vaccine mandates. >> you know when it was announced after repeatedly telling the amer

. >> the florida people are frustrated with inflation. they are frustrated that they have to make a choice between being able to fill up their car and put food on the table for they are concerned home prices have just skyrocketed. inflation caused by reckless government spending. now i had covid, i had both of the vaccines. i got both of my shots. but what i'm hearing from businesses now as they are scared to death is going to be a lot of employees that will not come back to work because of biden's vaccine mandate. the arty have a supply chain problem that's causing prices to go up. what happens if 10% of our workers decide not to show up because they do not want to get the vaccine biden is mandating them to get. what is that going to do to our supply chain which is arty fragile? what is that going to do for prices we are leasing shortages. so all of the things he biden administration is doing is having unintended consequences. right now the biggest consequences we see constant, constant, constant inflation. >> to talk the debt ceiling. [

. >> across florida, people are frustrated with inflation. they are frustrated they have to make a choice between being able to full up their car and put food on the table. they are concerned used car prices are up, home prices skyrocketed. inflation is caused by government spending. i got covid. i got both the vaccines. . -- i got both my shots. i hear from businesses they are scared to death a lot of employees will not come back to work because of biden's because of biden. -- biden's vaccine mandate. what happens if 10% of our workers decide not to show up because they don't want to get the vaccine biden mandated? what is that going to do to our supply chain, which is already fragile, and what will that do to places where we are already seeing shortages? all these things the biden administration is doing has unintended consequences. right now the biggest consequence is constant cost inflation. >> as you talk about the debt ceiling, are we to believe -- [indiscernible] wall street, that that is not happening as we get closer to the deadline?

some states have lost members of congress, new york and pennsylvania r2 while some like texas and florida gained new members. to help us to delve into those numbers is a dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >> we are going to have to wait to find out. the census shows a country getting more diverse, getting more urban. actually 52% of the lost population in 2010 and 2020 which goes to show rural america is declining relative to america's cities and suburbs. on the surface that is good news for democrats because after all they are the party doing better in cities and suburbs. but the caveat is the country's politics have not changed that much and the last ten years. this added diversity, the growth of suburbs has not made the country more favorable to democrats where they won the white house by the same popular vote margin in 2028 they did in 2012. the more important part of this is how lines are drawn from state to state. re

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and so it's florida. it's governor, find one county nearly $4000000.00 for firing on vaccinated health care workers. back in texas. private companies and other entities are barred from requiring inoculations. i issued an executive order, prohibit infection mondays by any entity in texas. the covered 1900 vaccine is safe, effective, and our best defense against the virus, but should always remain voluntary and never force. we must protect the jobs or for radians and preserve the ability of flurry dance to make their own decisions regarding what shots to take. well, those states aren't the only ones undermining federal orders. lawmakers in arkansas have approved a measure for vaccine mandate exemptions. the governor hasn't said whether he will sign it the by an administration monday, was planned to apply to organizations with at least a 100 employees on covers and estimated 80000000 workers. we heard from vice presidential, libertarian party candidate spike cohen and the last election. the believe it's bett

as we heard police say brian laundrie's parents are the only ones directing the search to the florida nature preserve. we saw his father out there at one point assisting police by pointing out brian's favorite trails but they found no physical evidence we're told that brian laundrie was ever in that reserve. and considering the amount of controversy surrounding his parents do you think police should be taking tips from them? >> unfortunately, jim, i think that's the only source they have. so they have to rely on something. the fact that they're searching and they haven't found anything yet, it doesn't bode well for him being found or found alive anyway, in that location. however i think he had plenty of time to get away to other locations, as i said before. i think he could have made it to the appalachian trail and hidden somewhere along there in a cave, ravine or in a tent off the trail. but i think they need to keep looking where they have a report of him last being located. and that is the game preserve. >> right. do you think -- i mean, what's your sense at this point? do we even

let's talk about that right now with the attorney general of florida. florida a.g. ashley moody is joining me. and, a.g. moody, it's very good to see you. thanks very much for being here. you visited the border with governor desantis already and were able to speak with the border agents. what did they tell you, and tell me what's behind your lawsuit. >> you know, this is no longer a border crisis, and i'm hoping that americans are paying attention. this isn't old politics as usual. the numbers coming across our border are astronomical, like we've never seen before. when governor desantis and i went there and talked to our law enforcement that were at that border trying to help out, they said folks coming to over would tell them they were intending to head to florida. and as we heard that more and more folks were being encountered and released into the interior, thousands and thousands compared to the last administration, we knew we had to step up and take action. you know, the up precedented level of -- unprecedented level of ineptitude or disregard for public safet

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past few minutes that the -- we have word from the fbi, the dental records show the remains found in a florida wilderness reserve are those of federal fugitive brian laundrie. some of his remains and personal effects were found earlier this week, he's a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend gabby petito, her body was

june and thousands more the florida last month and i think it's important to understand who these people and level that they keep coming after trump despite what we know about january 6th, more than 500 people have been charged. people are starting to receive prison sentences and these are not -- it's not antifa. these are trump supporters. and yet trump still maintains a pretty stronghold of the party. >> to watch the rest of the program watch booktv.org, use the search box at the top of the page to look at michael bender, frankly, we did win this election. ♪ ♪ >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up to date with live video coverage of the day's big full events with live stream in the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings, the white house events and supreme court oral arguments. even our live interactive program washington journal. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free. .. .. .. next on book tv author interview program after words, former democratic senator ann nelson of nebraska discusses a decline of bipartisanship in e

i was reading today that in florida, _ very texas either. i was reading today that in florida, where - very texas either. i was reading - today that in florida, where rhonda santos, their governor has a dim view of vaccine and mass mandates best ron desantis— they have a shortage of 5,000 teachers, which is a 67% increase on where they were in august 2020, and part of that is because teachers feel unsafe, they are managing oversized classrooms. i wonder if you are concerned amid all the labour shortage that already exist that an executive order like this will lead to more shortages in the classroom? i this will lead to more shortages in the classroom?— this will lead to more shortages in the classroom? i think ultimately it will lead to more _ the classroom? i think ultimately it will lead to more shortages, - will lead to more shortages, ultimately lead to more hospitalisations, and more deaths. the people that are in ric you dying in our state are not vaccine e— intensive care units are dying. if the flu this winter has the same patt

back with us now, florida congressman, home and security, great to have you back on. so the white house rejects border disaster for declaration, but if they reject that? panama morning 50000 migrants potentially coming here and migrants with ties to al qaeda. the dullest put up a press saying that is so why reject a border disaster declaration? >> it flies in the face of everything they've been trying to shove down americans throats. they keep trying to convince americans in the world the border is secretary mayorkas recently said in home and security after listing out a litany of failures on their part, he stood by his investment that is secure so it's political suicide after the doubled and tripled and quadrupled down on this narrative the border is secure but ask anybody from a member of congress is been there, like myself to a member who's been among the border, he has border patrol agent, it's not secure. we are seeing no individual on the known terrorist watchlist, that's a fact. 308 thousand guideways. record-breaking list of narcotics. that is a fact. they hav

if you look at south florida, it is built on porous limestone. the limestone means that it is like a sponge. water can come up through the ground, if the water level is rising. in some areas, like manhattan, where it is built on granite, it cannot have water flow through. you can build a seawall around manhattan. you can protect against flooding from the ocean or hurricanes, storm surges, something like that. the solution for manhattan would not work because if you built a seawall, the water would flow up. each area is completely different, and each area has to be studied to understand whether it is a good solution or does not. on the retention item that you are talking about on a local level, each is so different that it is hard to say that is a good idea or a bad idea, unless you're able to study it. a lot of local engineering firms we partner with provide our model to them to understand and study the area so they can decide how to build solutions to protect against that level of flooding. unfortunately, i cannot say, that is a great idea, or i

. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure it's in the middle of the night. let me tell you what's happening here. >> harris: republicans accuse the biden administration of hiding the consequences of the border policies as the number of arrests hit the highest level ever recorded. and this. >> the voice that i hear screaming at me from all ends of the military is why is it necessary? we don't understand it. it is understandable. everybody wants to do a good job who is in the military. >> harris: members of the u.s. navy taking a stand against a vaccine mandate for the military. however, sources tell fox news the navy is harassing some navy seals for seeking religious exemptions to the vaccine mandate order. an attorney representing those navy seals is in "focus" next. veteran homeowners. if you haven't refinanced yet, get in on record low rates now. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest rate in newday's history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. just one call, an

girl in florida has ended in tragedy. authorities believe they have found the body of miya marcano, a college student who went missing a week ago near an apartment building in orlando. the orange county sheriff has said a maintenance worker who has killed himself is considered a prime suspect in her disappearance. >>> as part of this hispanic heritage month we're going to look at how the latino population is growing not just in size but in wealth. salaries are growing faster for latinos than for any other segment of the population i went to houston to find out why. from artists to construction magnates, dancers to entrepreneurs -- ♪ this is the new latino america. >> more than ever the latino voice is really stronger >> and it's growing. the american dream for many, for millions, is still alive. is it especially alive in houston? >> absolutely alive. and in this city, you have countless numbers of people who have made it, are giving back. >> houston, texas, what u.s. census data shows is the most diverse city in the u.s

in the man hunt for brian laundrie the fbi announcing a pair of human remains have been found in a florida reserve where the search for laundrie has gone on for over a month laundrie a person of interest in the murder of fiance gabby petito personal items also found and how long it will take to id the remains. >>> also tonight, two major headlines on covid decisions. the fda decisions just in on moderna and johnson & johnson boosters and mixing and matching boosters. what you need to know. and the white house unveiling its massive plan to vaccinate 28 million children ages 5 to 11. dr. fauci is here. >>> the parkland gunman pleading guilty to all 17 counts of murder in the 2018 massacre what he said in the courtroom to the victims' families. >>> the urgent negotiations to free american missionaries held hostage in haiti. our team on the ground. >>> president biden hitting the road to his childhood hometown of scranton as democrats move closer to a deal on his agenda with a much smaller price tag. what is on the chopping block. >>> and netflix backlash transgender employees leading a walk-o

jillian: a florida share has a solution to the ongoing staffing crisis. he joins us to discuss the new academy training the next generation. ♪♪ you can go your own way ♪♪ you can go your own todd: a group of lawmakers standing up for lieutenant colonel stewart scheller was thrown in the brig for his criticism of the withdrawal from afghanistan. jillian: how members of congress are taking action. >> reporter: stewart scheller was thrown into the brig monday for continuing to speak out against the military, the biden administration's withdrawal from afghanistan and members of congress are speaking out against this, 36 members signed a letter calling for his immediate release, an initiative led by congressman louis goehmert. here are his parents on how he is right now. take a listen. >> he is being treated fairly. he sent a message the guards are treating him well. he looks good. he sounds good and we did have a wonderful discussion. they weren't going to let me in but i'm grateful to the general for stepping in and making sure we have an opportunity

. >>> police in florida report finding personal items belonging to brian laundrie in a florida reserve. where the fbi says they have also located yet unidentified human remains. >> guilty pleas for all 17 murders in the parkland florida high school massacre now a jury must still decide the fate of life in prison or death for the shooter. >> inside the supply chain disruption to better explain why prices are rising and options are shrinking. >>> and the white house ready a covid vaccine plan for 22 million kids. >>> and how would you like to a world cruise of a lifetime that last about 274 nights with 100 destinations we've got the details. early "today" starts right now. >> i'm >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm francis rivera. >>> the fbi found personal remains near the area of belonging to gabby petito's fiancÉ brian laundrie. now the race is on to identify those remains. nbc's sam brock is following the story for us >> reporter: police and fbi agents have spent weeks combing this florida natural reserve searching for brian laundrie his last reported location there is a at the present time

we are seeing it in florida n arizona, republican governors doubling down trying to push through what they view as their policies and really pushing back against the courts. >> cal perry live for us in tennessee. great to have you on the show. thank you very much for that reporting. appreciate it. thanks to all of you for watching this hour of hallie jackon reports. what a friday. what a day every day. find us on twitter @hallie on msnbc. "deadline: white house" starts after this quick break. "deadline: white house" starts after this quick break ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingles can be

park. >> reporter: the investigation intensified in this thickly wooded florida park after the discovery of what the fbi describes as items of interest. >> earlier today, investigators found what appears to be human remains, along with personal items, such as a backpack, a notebook, belonging to brian laundrie. these items were found in an area that up until recently have been under water. >> reporter: a dog and two spotters joined the search, as well as laundrie's parents in a park connected to the giant reserve investigators have been coming for weeks. >> our evidence response team is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's likely the team will be on scene for several days. >> reporter: they wanted to speak to the 23-year-old since the disappearance of his fiancee, gabby petito, over the summer. the couple had been on a road trip when petito dropped out of contact and disappeared. her body was found in wyoming last month, and the coroner said she was strangled to death. the case has drawn blow testers from around the country, demanding answers for gabb

in the man hunt for brian laundrie the fbi announcing a pair of human remains have been found in a florida reserve where the search for laundrie has gone on for over a month laundrie a person of interest in the murder of fiance gabby petito personal items also found and how long it will take to id the remains. >>> also tonight, two major headlines on covid decisions. the fda decisions just in on moderna and johnson & johnson boosters and mixing and matching boosters. what you need to know. and the white house unveiling its massive plan to vaccinate 28 million children ages 5 to 11. dr. fauci is here. >>> the parkland gunman pleading guilty to all 17 counts of murder in the 2018 massacre what he said in the courtroom to the victims' families. >>> the urgent negotiations to free american missionaries held hostage in haiti. our team on the ground. >>> president biden hitting the road to his childhood hometown of scranton as democrats move closer to a deal on his agenda with a much smaller price tag. what is on the chopping block. >>> and netflix backlash transgender employees leading a walk-o

. >>> the gunman behind the deadliest high school shooting in united states history spoke in a florida courtroom changing his plea to guilty to all 34 charge from the mass shooting. nicholas cruz killed 17 students and staff in 2018. he apologized to the victims families in court and pled guilty to 17 counts of first degree murder and 17 counts of attempted first degree murder. the trial now moves to the penalty phase. >>> the news at noon is just getting started. when we come back a miracle in texas. >>> and social media getting a new name >>> welcome back to the news at noon. the big board now. the dow is up in the green about 158 points. >>> an amazing story of survival and new questions about a dramatic plane crash in texas. the md87 passenger jet had 21 people on board when it caught fire outside houston. somehow every one of them survived, most without even a scratch. janet reports. >> at this time. >> a large commuter jet engulfed in flames. thick black smoke pouring into the sky. >> they were taking off when they crashed. >> first responderns race to the scene expecting the ver

. >> and we know that the fbi has the phone that laundrie bought when he returned tomorrow ho florida. but what about the older phone he had? >> reporter: well, yeah, police are now confirming that authorities do not have either brian laundrie's older phone or gabby petito's phone. they don't have the phones that that couple was using during this month long, weeks long trip across the mountain west. that is a mystery this whole time. and even when we learned that brian had bought that new phone on september 4th and left it behind when he departed his home, a little over a week later, we didn't have it clear for sure from the authorities whether they knew what was going on with either of those other phones. but now we now that neither brian laundrie nor gabby petito's phone is in the hands of authorities. so yet another mystery here. >> coming up next, a mysterious collision, what if a u.s. s submarine hit in the middle of the south china sea. stay with us. i can make a rustic cabin feel modern. i am a guidebook for guests. i can make an indoorsy person, outdoorsy. i give families a ho

> reporter: the urgency comes as more men and women in blue are dying from covid recent funerals in florida and alabama highlighting a staggering trend according to the fraternal order of police, more than 700 officers have died from covid-19 since the start of the pandemic making it not only a public health crisis but a public safety crisis, too >> and sam joins us from miami why are these mandates focusing on police? >> reporter: jose, a couple of reasons. one, they're government employees. two, the vaccination rates for many of these departments tends to lag behind the general population here in florida, 66 police officers so far have died from covid, according to the fraternal order of police that is second only to texas. >> thank you there's really good news in the search for a missing boy in texas. the 3-year-old who went missing in the woods has been found safe after a four-day search the emotional reunion with his mother >> it's the good news everyone was praying for. >> to see him and hear the loud cries was just unbelievable >> reporter: 3-year-old christopher ramirez reunited wit

florida city. florida. and glendale, colorado. there are 3, 4, ocean city, maryland. it which is actually a town as well. who made the list. florida city is a city because i checked because if i was going to rip them for calling emeryville a town instead of a city. technically, i wanted to check on these out. according to safewise analysts use population information as well as the number of violent crimes and property crimes to determine the rankings here. towns with populations below 5,000 people and more than 15,000 people were excluded. so if you're looking to maybe move to a safer small town in california. i've got to look much of safewise says report on america's safest small towns are focused in the northeastern portion of the country. states like new york, new jersey and massachusetts. so. that leaves us with a very few options here locally. but i mean, let this emeryville have property crime. sure is emeryville one of the most dangerous places it's misleading it and saying the most dangerous towns is not saying the highest property crimes in a town, you're not

the gruesome discovery in a florida nature reserve, the f.b.i. identifying personal belongings of brian laundrie, the sole person of interest in the case of gabby petito. his parents' involvement in the search tonight. breaking news: the f.d.a. gives the green light to moderna and johnson & johnson booster shots. plus, the white house's plan to vaccine children ages 5-11. why shots could be available at schools. >> guilty. >> o'donnell: 17 counts of murder. nikolas cruz pleads guilty and apologizes for the deadliest high school shooting in u.s

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she's a democrat challenging florida's ron desantis in his upcoming re-election. thank you for being here. you announced this morning that your survey of covid data in schools show district that started the year with mask requirements, saw infection rates three times lower than districts without mask requirements. what do you do with this data now? >> this data we've been asking for since august. we put in a public request into the governor's office and provided it. we sought the information ourselves. we compiled all the information. today what do we do? rereleased the information, those who want to know this information, parents, teachers, school board administrators, and to make sure they have the right decisions for their communities. we didn't always know this was the right information and now we've got data to back up our analysis. >> the groft's office has now responded to several requests but desantis has said consistently that masks shouldn't be the school's decision, it should be the parent's decision. they're considering punishing these schools with mas

charles watson live in north port florida thanks. eric? >> eric: the search for brian and the family whether they could face any consequences, criminal defense attorney, also a former u.s. assistant attorney and former prosecutor. alex, brian's parents, chris and roberta and his sister cassie could they potentially be in any legal jeopardy? >> sure. i think it depends on what they knew, when they knew it and what they did about it. there was a period of time before gabby was reported missing when the laundrie family was together. obviously brian is now missing. if they did anything during that period of time to help him flee the vicinity, the county, the state, or the country, they certainly could be facing charges for that. in addition, what did they tell the police? did they say anything to the fbi investigators which turned out to be false? they could absolutely face false statement charges as well. >> eric: looking at pictures of de soto park. apparently the family went there for a few days. what do investigators look at, and how can t

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now we're down to about 3,800 new cases a day in the state of florida. to better understand, as to why this is happening, we're turning to dr. randy katz here with memorial regional hospital. so, we see this drop. first of all, is there any one reason that explains why we've seen this drop? >> i think there's two main reasons. number one, for sure, is the vaccination rate, and number two is our behavior as a community. >> we've seen more people getting vaccinations? >> absolutely. the vaccination rates continue to rise. and between the patients that are already infected with covid and the number of people vaccinated, we're reaching that critical threshold of herd immunity. >> so we have this particularly good news, but is it a false sense of hope that we're changing the direction of the pandemic, especially as we're getting ready to head into the thanksgiving gatherings? >> in the medical community, we have a sense of cautious optimism. however, the one thing we cannot predict is, is a variant or a mutation that would effectively change the course of thi

south florida is a key issue. right? i think that what kind of has changed in south florida is that the younger cuban american vote and the older cuban american vote seem to coalesce more recently. >> i saw that. yeah. >> morgan radford was talking about the protests on the island when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets asking for freedom. i think that it is to the peril of politicians to ignore that reaction, and to think that the united states simply shouldn't deal with that issue. because it's not an important issue. let's talk about haitian americans in south florida, chuck, that you know so well. a community that is vibrant and contributes so much to our country. what we're seeing in the del rio texas last month were 7,000 haitian migrants who were expeditedly sent back to the island. many hadn't been there since 201 for the earthquake. also i think plays a part. >> you know, it's interesting. in your beat, you know this so well. we use the expression all politics is local. for different hispanic vo

florida, the state numbers came out this past week, florida shared that with 84,900. if you look at august 2021 and looked at our hotel revenue compared to august of 2019, pre-covid, we were up 11% over that, the nation as a whole was down 5% compared to pre-covid. so we have been able to protect hundreds and hundreds of thousands of jobs, thousands of small businesses, and we've provided more and more opportunity. we have 400-500,000 job openings right now in florida. you go back when covid first started, everyone thought because we have such a tourism-based economy that we would be having massive problems for years to come, and we were able to make sure that we protected people's right to work and businesses' right to operate, and the result is we've really been leading the way now in terms of these economic numbers even in the face of a lot of hostile trends coming out of washington d.c. maria: yeah. and is we haven't seen any of those hostile reporters report on any of the facts in florida that you're talking about. look, the president is still trying to, you know