florida is a free state. [applause] we reject the biomedical security state that curtails liberty, ruins livelihoods and divides our society. and we will protect the rights of individuals to live their lives free from the yolk of restrictions and mandates. florida has stood strong as the rock of freedom. and it is upon this rock that we must build florida's future. [applause] now, fortunately we're going to be able to confront our challenges with an incredibly favorable budget outlook and with strong economic performance that has with stood unfavorable national headwinds. my recommended budget of $99.7 billion has more than $15 billion in reserves. one of the largest surpluses in the history of our state. [applause] florida's revenues have exceeded estimates by billions of dollars over the past year and a half and december's revenues came in at more than $500 million over the latest monthly estimate and this is all being done with no income tax and the lowest per capita tax burden in the united states. [appla

we are the free state of florida. [applause] i think what we have seen over the past couple of years brings back an old admonition that was made by president eisenhower, not about the military-industrial complex, but in that same speech, eisenhower talked about how government was more involved with funding scientific research and there was a danger that public policy could be hijacked by scientific and technological elite. he warned against that because the job of the statesman is not to allow policy to be hijacked by people like anthony fauci, the job of statesmanship is to harmonize the competing interests of society, all the other things that make society function and weave that into a coherent policy. in florida, heated ike's admonition, we protected freedoms and cap their society functioning. the result is we are better for it. not only are we doing as good as we have ever done, we are far outpacing state after state on almost every indicator of -- our budget that i submitted to our legislature came in $99.7 bill

we are the free state of florida. [applause] and i think what we have seen over the past couple years brings back an old admonition that was made by president eisenhower in his farewell address. not about the military-industrial complex, which is what that speech is most famous for, but in that same speech, eisenhower talked about how government was more involved with funding scientific research and how there was a danger that public policy could be hijacked by a scientific and technological elite. and he warned against that. he said the job of a statement is not to allow policy to be hijacked by people like anthony fauci, the job of statesmanship is to harmonize all the competing interests of society, all the other things that make societies function and to weave that into a coherent policy. and florida heeded the admonition. we protected freedoms and we kept our societies functioning. and the result is that we are better for it. not only are we doing as good as we have ever done, we are far outpacing state after sta

florida. but before we get to that. i would like to know about your wife. casey, we come to know her a very lovely person, how is she doe going he. -- she doing. >> she is going through best breast cancer treatments, she is strong, it is a difficult process, some days are good, some days are bad. if anyone will beat it, she will beat it. beat. mark: you acompany he your receive for treatment. >> >> your wife for treatment, they tried to do a gotcha on me, i was with her all day in her treatments, something i have gone to all of them with her. it is what i need to do as a supportive spouse, it is not easy for her to go through it or a spouse to watch that, they are putting poison to your wife, the idea that was a vacation was offensive to a lot of people. mark: bigger picture there are a lot of governors, 50 last i checked. many republican governors. you are the focus. i suspect if you are you would not threaten left wing media, you have really terrible media here. this is me speaking. palm bea

there's voter fraud taking place in florida, and there are electoral crimes being committed in florida and the problem is it's the republicans doing it. we have seen systematic examples in the case of ghost candidates, and areas like the villages where there seems to be a scandal where folks voted twice, and these are taking place to benefit republican candidates and hold on to republican power, and if anything this kind of strange gestapo type we are going to enforce the elections going forward with the new funding governor desantis put in place puts an ominous quality on that. in florida there has been, so far, a sense of impunity and immunity for those republicans and those republicans tied to interest that are behind the issues in florida. >> it's just one piece of this, and you have florida republicans working to undermine democracy through restrictive voting bills and touting trump's big lie. how do all of the factors work together? >> last year they passed sb-90 which was a law to suppress the vote in florida, not only before if you voted by mail you could vote in several electi

fake news or florida? >> sounds a little fake. >> i'm going to go with florida. kennedy: brad, you are now in the lead. that is a fake story we made up. all right. this is the one. it is worth two. it is anyone's game. brad, you're in the lead with 5. so, abby -- brian could win, you could win. headline number eight. listen closeliment judge orders florida man to stop using police station as a place to charge his phone after he done so 41 days. fake news or florida. >> 41, very specific. i've got to do opposite of him, i've got to do opposite of you because if you get it right, you automatically win, and if i get it right, i win. this is a strategy pick. kennedy: and the winner is brian brenberg. that was fake news! [inaudible conversations] >> that was the most epic comeback victory this game has ever seen. i am wearing tennis shoes. >> he could make a quick getaway at the villages. kennedy: this is how we do it. ♪ >> i just didn't want to go to the swingers -- i worked that hard for that? kennedy: brenberg, you crunched the numbers and, boy, did you -- >> i'm

florida. mark: it is nice 75 degrees here. a lot of people are moving to state of florida. before we get to that. ii would like to know about your wife, he have come to know her a lovely person. >> she is going through breast cancer treatment. she is very strong. i think she is responding about as well as you can. it is a difficult process there are days that are good, some are bad. so we're working through it. and something that you never want to have to face. but i can tell you that anyone with beat it she can. mark: local press, criticizing, talking about you as if you were joe biden in basement in wilmington. at the beach, and you go with your wife to the treatments. >> yes this was in between christmas and new years, there was a nothing on my calendar, they said he is vacationing not doing his job, they don't say anything about biden or the other governors, they were trying to do a gotcha on me, i was with her, all day, in her treatments. something i i have gone to call of them with her,

not complete in florida. he is due before the ethics committee next week. perhaps at that next round of confirmation hearing, someone will ask him about his nonsensical claims about monoclonal antibodies. perhaps somebody will ask him about his tree -- claims of treating covid patients when it appears he had not. maybe will pop the bubble here. don't hold your breath. r breath ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop oze

florida's not free. it's a narrative that ron desantis is very successfully selling, which is what makes him dangerous. in ron desantis's narrative of freedom, he's really kneecapping democracy right now for people of florida and he will successfully do it on the national stage should he get to the white house. >> and casual racism is the gateway for the entire conversation on the right about voter suppression. it's shielded in voter integrity, election integrity, but there was no fraud. bill barr couldn't find any to investigate. that's how little there was. let me show you president joe biden last week about the choice before elected officials. >> so, i ask every elected official in america, how do you want to be remembered? at consequential moments in history, they present a choice. do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? this is the moment to decide, to

i always thought of florida is beaches and disney world. in reality, one afford is biggest industry and best kept secrets is phosphate money. but for every one ton of usable phosphate, there's 5 times of radioactive rock left behind. florida is still radioactive, that the fountain of youth is closed due to radioactivity. people that work in the mind and live in the mind, we're getting accelerated cancer rates. and in 2011 cancer became the leading cause of death in florida. we noticed a study today by the world health organization that said that long term exposure to radiation, even at low levels, can dramatically increase the risk of dying from cancer. the primer use for phosphate is fertilizer, but it's byproduct creek cancer in the biggest player in his $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic. this fortune 500 company, owns over 300000 acres, which is roughly the size of loss. and they already have mines in 4 counties and are trying to get into a fit. the mines were 24 hours a day and they mind $16000000.00 tons of phosphate rocket year in or

florida can do better. if you'd like to join me in my race and send me to the senate, my website is valdemings.com. i would love to have your support. florida can do better. >> to vote joe biden in a speech in atlanta, do you want to be on the side of dr. king or governor wallace. congressman, you and your fellow florida democrats are asking the department of justice to investigate possible voter suppression. what do you expect them to find? >> well, some of the things that you talked about earlier at the top of your show. i mean voter suppression in florida, unfortunately, it's no stranger to my home state of florida. and we've seen the reduction of drop boxes in certain neighborhoods to even propose that we change voter registration laws or make it more difficult for people to register to vote, to say that you cannot pass out food and water. some of the things that are being proposed not just in florida but across the nation are disgraceful. and so we must have the department of justice to look into this,

not complete in florida. he is due before the ethics committee next week. perhaps at that next round of confirmation hearing, someone will ask him about his nonsensical claims about monoclonal antibodies. perhaps somebody will ask him about his treating -- claims of treating covid patients when it appears he had not. maybe that will pop the bubble here. don't hold your breath. so we could finally buy our first "big boi house." big boi house. big boi kitchen! big boi waterfall shower! big boi crawl space. big boi sold sign, big boi logo. to each their home. allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. to each their home. get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, so you can breathe better. claritin-d. breathe better. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. i

there's so much florida. ah, as we continue looking at the nearon review in the year ahead, bringing in the all star guests from all over the world. we've got a great one today, stacy, it's charles hugh smith of, of 2 minds that count oh, became kind of a test bed for medical and then later recreational marijuana and it started with some things. so in a saying, i was wanting to socialize, everybody does it? so i cannot, and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just going to do it was, yeah. and then it's, i'm just going to try this one and then you never do it again because the one wife, 111 and i right on inside. okay. and you surround yourself with people who are encouraging you to do it and not to stop or it's all my life was over, jumped office about balcony and died. mm. you just couldn't stop a police dog. somebody was a deployed against anti lock demonstrators in amsterdam. the cities may, i gave the order to break up a 1000 strong, illegal rally. and some news from the week germany shut d

but in florida they apparently cannot get that. even before today, all this, governor ron desantis has been on this kick how many antibody treatments he's openedhi and ho many doses of regeneron, the one that doesn't work against th omicron, how many doses of regeneron he has managed to secure for floridians and how the biden administration hasn't been sending enough and he's demandingt more. doing this even though it has been clear for weeksdo now that theset treatments don't work against the omicron variant and the omicron variant has taken over. a week ago, the daily beast summed itov up with this accura headline. ron desantis opens antibody centershe that are useless agait omicron. and governor desantis's surge general joseph ladapo has chimed in, too we should not listen to people labeled as experts on these matters. he said he will personally those antibody treatments only patients with omicron even though they are proven not to work against omicron. because it worked so well with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin and i don't

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-- florida governor ron desantis. he is running a bit behind schedule. we will bring you back your life when things get underway. [applause] >> very early this morning, my friend and neighbor sent me a code via email. common sense is not a gift. it is a punishment. [laughter] because you have to deal with everyone who doesn't have it. i want to thank all my friends for coming and all of you courageous people who have either had covid or believe that the sooner you get it over with, the better off you will be. [laughter] [applause] that is what i believe. i was born in 1944 in a bomb shelter. they were pushing the germans back toward berlin. as luck would have it, they decide to take a stand in budapest. it failed, that we ended up with hundreds of bombed out buildings. i grew up in what remained of one of those bombed out buildings with my mother and my grandmother. at the time, nobody thought the russian army would stay there for the next 46 years. but they did. they were defending socialism. they installed a communi

florida is a free state. florida has stood strong as the rock of freedom. freedom works. our rock of freedom and be thankful that god has blessed us to live and serve in america's liberty out post the free state of florida. >> ron desantis sure loves to talk about freedom. especially the kind that risks the health of people in his own state who essentially have been part of a giant natural herd immunity experiment for the past two years whether they want to be or not. he used his state of the state address to brag how he hadn't implemented life saving covid restrictions ignoring florida's skyrocketing covid-19 cases and historic death count as if more covid was always the goal and only getting worse. the new report states that 80% of floridians will likely contract omicron at this rate, which of course means more customers for ron's top donor's miracle cure. the freedom weirdly disappears when it comes to free speech, the right to protest and culture wars like when he called on the legislature to allow parents to pass a law to fire teachers teaching critical race theory a

i have an issue with those two guys previous hoop called from florida -- who called for florida to put governor desantis down. there is nothing illegal about busting illegals out of the state. i'm reading from the governor's website right now and they announced proposals to fight illegal immigration and protect floridians from the biden border crisis. this is all upcoming legislation so nothing has been done but what they are going to do, the state will not provide discretionary benefits to illegal aliens and prohibit state and local agencies from doing business with any private entities that facilitate the resettlement of illegal aliens in this state. host: would you highlight immigration as the major issue in your state? caller: i would think so. well, i don't know. there are so many issues. the cost-of-living right now, you know, all of us seniors down here, they took part of it away for medicare. how much of it do you really see? the covid thing is hanging around around here for like two years. everybody is just walking in the shade. nobody feels settled. if you come down here to r

florida's covid policies. republicans at the border calling out the president for not visiting the crisis they say he created. border patrol is literally at war with cartels. plus a new development that can make this problem worse. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: we begin with high-stakes drama in washington. senate democrats now pushing to get rid of the filibuster to do vote reform. they're expected to fail. we also have a government shutdown again looming. hillary vaughn has more. reporter: liz, senate majority leader chuck schumer delayed a planned senate recess this week but not to deal with the budget and avert a government shut down a month from today. instead to force a vote on voting rights legislation that is likely to fail. >> rather than work on any of that senate democrats want to mar their own legacies with reckless, reckless procedural vote they know will fail. reporter: schumer faces opposition not just from republicans bu

florida can do. better >> congresswoman, you and your fellow democrats are asking the department of justice to investigate possible voter suppression, what do you expect them to find? >> well, some of the things that you talked about earlier at the top of your show. i, mean voter suppression in florida unfortunately, it's no stranger to my home state of florida. we have seen the reduction of boxes in certain neighborhoods that even propose that would change voter registration laws. make it more difficult for people to register to vote and to see that you cannot pass up food and water. some of the things that are being proposed, not just in florida but across the nation, are disgraceful. so we must have the department of justice look into this. to make sure that everybody has the right to vote. john lewis said that the right to vote is precious. and that it is almost secret. and we have to do everything that we can to protect. it >> one last question before we run out of time, senator rubio took to th

i have been to florida. new york obviously. with the new laws here, they are saying this isn't illegal. i wore this watch walking through manhattan. if i have to kill someone, i get a free knife. one of my favorite things, there is a flight out of westchester into west palm and here's how cool new yorkers are, they call it the miracle flight because when you get on there's wheelchairs. when you land in florida, no one needs a chair. we are out of here. >> greg: up next, how did a terrorist get a covid check the pain, the stares. no one should suffer like that. i said, enough. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. four years clear. five years and counting. cosentyx works fast. for clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious, and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or pl

they are flocking to florida for a mask list one interpreter going to look into how florida is handling its recent surging cases. the economy is powering along with note mandates and open schools. to the border crisis with this update for you. seven days into the new year, the white house is still not releasing the 2021 ice report on arrest and deportation of criminal illegal aliens, what are they trying to hide? thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. thanks for joining us you are watching the foxbusiness network. we are going to be it was supreme court justices led by chief justice john roberts indicating the white house exceeded its constitutional authority with the biden vaccine mandate for 84 million private sector workers. the justice is asking is the purview of the states and congress liberal indicate they are for the mandate we are happy to have aisha with more, good to see a very. >> hey liz, good evening to you. you are right the justices seems split on at least one of these cases based on their ideology. the good news is argumen

some of them have been specifically critical florida who have in fact escaped to florida from various -- the governor of michigan, if i recall correctly, that was publicly reported. he said there are a few others that have not been publicly reported that he's heard about. i would love to know who those people are. i think their constituents would like to know who those people are. >> kayleigh: would add their names to the hypocrisy scroll. >> guy: exactly. put them on the screen. >> gillian: i think you need a "mask-lives in miami" segment. it would be great. >> kayleigh: with that bump-out music. exactly. going to miami! coming up, new court filings against the boston marathon bomber could provide answers as to why victims have still not received more than $101 million in restitution. ♪ ♪ people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. f

most appears to have gone to texas and florida. guy benson, texas is very hot right now let's be honest, there are some liberal places in texas like austin that are so liberal they want to defund the cops so let me ask you, because it put texas ahead of behind florida in the running for the next summer vacation home you purchase? [laughter] >> summer vacation, maybe winter vacation to go to florida sounds pretty nice especially right now, it's bridget in washington d.c. lisa probably has a strong be honest having moved to florida recently it seems like a lot of my friends are moving to florida, i have to admit this but i think california is doing is driving people out of their state and doing it shamelessly. the voters there put a rubber stamp on the leadership of governor newsom by 30 points, to me that would be final straw if i were living in california and you've got people not talking about proposing the state of california to double their taxes on top of what they already have to pay for a huge government healthcare scheme so

transit authority, it wasn't long before florida sunshine brought her back to florida. in 1999, she joined a health care service and became the company's c.e.o. this ones single mother is the example of the american dream and represents the aspiration of so many of our south florida neighbors. i look forward to working with our newest colleague on the issues of importance to our country and to south florida. florida's congressional delegation is honored to welcome cherfilus-mccormick to the house of representatives. i yield to the newest member of congress. >> thank you, madam speaker and thank you, mr. diaz-balart for those kind words. i would like to thank my family and my husband and my daughter and my son and daughter who are up in the gallery. i would like to thank my team and my family and especially god who brought us this far. i'm a proud immigrant. i thank my colleagues who fought for me to ensure that immigrants can have a place in our country and live the american dream because that's how i got here. i thank the 20th district who fought with us and who believ

. >> reporter: the day's long winter wallop impacting the majority of states from maine to florida where cleanup crews face a mangled mess after five reported tornados tore through dozens of homes. >> we made it inside and ten seconds later, it hit. >> reporter: tonight the travel nightmares persist. more than 1,500 flights canceled in the u.s. today after 3,000 were grounded sunday. >> it has been crazy really bad >> reporter: a winter weather beatdown that forecasters warn won't be this season's last. >> emilie ikeda, dare i ask: how do conditions look for the rest of the week >> reporter: lester, temperatures will plummet up and down the east coast with freeze alerts in parts of florida and georgia. that leaves the risk for roadway conditions to worsen overnight. lester >> emilie ikeda, thank you. dramatic new details tonight about that hostage standoff this weekend at a synagogue near dallas and how the rabbi and two others were able to escape from the gunman morgan chesky is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight from a texas synagogue to a town in england, the investigation into satur

happened in an election in florida. the democrat won with 79% of the vote and the republican candidate, jason mariner who lost by nearly a 60-point margin, still will not concede. he told a local station, quote, now they called the race, i did not win, so they say, but that does not mean that they lost either, it does not mean that we lost. total gobbledy-gook there, right? and he added in a somewhat trumpian fashion, quote, we'll also have some stuff coming out that we recently discovered. she's actually the winner of that race, she was just sworn into the house of representatives and she's with us now. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. and can you just tell us what is going on with this race? >> what we saw during the election was that the republican candidate, he had a lot of different white supremacist groups at the polls. he called the police on especially a lot of the black voters or black people who are there trying to push for the democratic process. and now that there is this loss, he's refusing to

playing games with florida. one thing i learned, political science wins over real science all the time. it is disappointing and exactly why my office filed freedom of information act to get to the bottom of this. couple thousand employees, 45,000 firefighters support this. i need as many weapons on the take as we can have. >> carley: it is interesting because president biden recently said there is no federal solution to covid-19 and solving it must happen at a state level. here you are, in state florida, trying to fight covid-19 in your own way and it is being blocked by the federal government. >> early on governor desantis got out and started creating treatment centers. what did it do? diverted hospitalizations by 80%. again, you know, i don't know when you might contract covid, you will probably get it. if i have as many options available, even folks that contracted covid and had the shot. again, i want tools, i want weapons, i want defeat and like to live in the free state of florida. >> carley: what is flori

that's making its way through the florida legislature. and it would ban public schools in the state making people feel discomfort based on sex, or national origin. the bill has the backing of the state's republican governor ron desantis. it's been approved by the florida state education committee. it's called the individual freedom bill. who ill the text doesn't actually mention critical race theory, desantis said the bill would help keep it out of schools and the workplace. the term was used in analysis of the bill given to state senators. cot, itself, we should know is not taught in primary education. critics charge efforts to alter school curriculum are a way to whitewash racism in u.s. history. the democratic vice chair of the florida education committee tells cnn quote they are talking about not wanting white people to feel uncomfortable. let's talk about being uncomfortable. my ancestors were uncomfortable when they were stripped away from their children. let's discuss the bill further with state nor lori berman, a member of the sta

watch what's with the bad blood between trump and florida governor ron desantis? we have to talk about freddiek versus jason and that is of course, the finances of trump directly over 1% in florida criticizing donald trump subtlely for being too liberalor on uncube. >> that's that's exactly where the republican party is going. >> okay, governor, what is the truth here? whdo you still speak to presidet trump? do you guys you guys okay? do we need to have dr. phil come in and mediate? the corporate media is trying to manufacture something where something doesn't exist. look, when i ran for governor, he endorsed me when everyone said don't do it and he had my back. and then when he ran for h reelection, we had his backad in florida, raised a bunch of money. he had a great margin of victory in florida. wewe see eye to eye on all the big issues. and so i zero zero animosity or anything and they're just trying to create divisions. and why are they doing that ,he laura ? because you know, biden's failing. he had the worst first year of any president in theto united state

but this problem is bigger than florida. it's not only nationwide, it's worldwide 24 hours a day. factories are pumping cancer, causing chemicals into local waterways, all with the government's approval and over 1000000000 people a year pay the price by getting a chronic illness. and even though a lot of these polluters are multi nationals, the way they do business can be forced to change by the voice of the citizens. and with childhood cancer rates up to 30 percent since the 19 seventies and access to clean water disappearing. day by day, local communities have stood up to these giants, taking their environment back. enjoining this world wide movement is easy. it begins when you ask a simple question, what's in my water? mm. mm. oh, oh oh, i a became kind of a test bed for medical and then later recreational marijuana and it started with some things. so in a saying, i was wanting to socialize. everybody does it so i cannot and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just going to do it one. yeah. and then it's, oh

we have light jackets because we were in florida. so just doing the best we can but also trying to conserve our gas because we didn't know when we were going to get home. >> yeah. >> big concern for so many drivers out there. i think your daughter said it best when you described it as just being over this. i imagine that speaks for countless drivers is being stuck on the road. stay safe and we hope you get home soon and we appreciate you taking the time to call in. >> no problem. thank you very much. thank you for all you do. >> thank you. stay safe. >>> i want to bring in pete muntean, following the latest. what's the biggest issue out there right now? have we heard from officials like the transportation secretary? >> well, jennifer travis is one of the lucky ones because so many people are running out of gas because they have been stuck near fredericksburg for 18, 19 hours and now and the real issue on i-95 is that there aren't that many exit in the this area. there's a lot of guardrails, making it hard to get there on foot. the pr

desantis has also rejected the will of florida voters outright. in 2020, when floridians voted to allow ex-felons who served their time to vote, desantis led the charge to redefine what it means to complete a prison sentence in florida. but one of the most head-scratching rejections of a democratic, little "d," election in florida, the democrat won with 79% of the vote and the republican candidate, jason mariner who lost by nearly a 60-point margin, still will not concede. he told a local station, quote, now they called the race, i did not win, so they say, but that does not mean that they lost either, it does not mean that we lost. total gobbledy-gook there, right? he also added, we'll also have some stuff coming out that we recently recovered. the winner of that race was just sworn into the house of representatives. she's with us now. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. and can you just tell us what is going on with this race? >> what we saw during the election was that the republican candidate, he had a lot of different white suprema

thank god for florida. without it, democrats covid crazies with nowhere to breathe free and vacation. she was caught airing out her big mouth with her boyfriend in miami last week and this week california congressman eric swalwell who became famous for guarding on television and having an affair with a chinese spy, he was in a hotel, who wouldn't want to be there in miami? what a fun place to be. this photo was taken five days after he called for masks everywhere in a tweet and blamed republicans prolonging the pandemic, hypocrisy has not escaped ron desantis. >> as i had a dollar for every lockdown politician who decided to escape to florida the last two years, i would be a pretty wealthy man. mayors, governors, you name it. kennedy: are these lockdown democrats not as scared as covid as a pretend to be? >> obviously they are not but i got an idea and should go along with this into our all for will have to sacrifice precious freedoms, how about florida institute a law that says if you vote in favor of mask

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so, i completely understand it i was down in florida. both of you were down in florida. so, it's a great place to be. >> brian: right. but don't condemn other people in your state for not wearing masks and come down and go out and have a kick ass time in somebody else's statement while you are criticizing them and calling them like death santa which is just the opposite. meanwhile, let's talk about what is happening. no more important story than keeping our schools open all levels. from the preschool to the grammar school to the high school, to the college. we got to get these kids, young men and women back to school in a holistic way. not only the things they learn on the chalkboard but the interaction. that they are just not getting and experiencing. it appears the challenges you might get in the hallway is just not happening. now, in philadelphia, i know there are districts that can't open schools because bus drivers are tested positive. routes can't be done. i understand, sometimes teachers are hit really legitimately, a teachers union situation in chicago. the third

it was by a private entity, a florida hospital. there were numerous letters asking the governor to reinstate the recording and the record-keeping of covid, and he hasn't. and this is the same governor that when omicron started spiking refused to open up state-run testing sites, refused to go to president biden and ask him to have federal testing sites, and then -- math is not mapping -- once again say, well, it's really joe biden's fault we have this issue. sorry. make this make sense. literally the people of florida are dying because of this man's blind ambition to want to run for president, his blind ambition that cares not about the people of florida but to cater to his base and to cater to the formerly disgraced impeached president. >> it's a really sad state of affairs. i don't say that lightly. we're talking about life and death, and there is no political calculation that is ever, ever going to trump life and death, ever. i don't care under any context. every day i'm like why are we saying it like that is a justification when

you are a florida resident. what on earth is happening in florida? >> look, i think -- i think republicans in the legislature and the governor have chosen, have decided that creating wage and manufacturing social issues to wage culture wars is good politics. i think they saw what happened in virginia with that governor's race and have decided to piggyback on that to create this parental rights bill that really should be called the lawyer's rights bill. because it makes school boards liable and allows parents to sue for so many things that it's scary to think. and i just think it's such an anti-conservative bill. right? conservatives, republicans believe in local control. so what are the people in tallahassee doing telling local school boards how they need to conduct education, telling local businesses how they need to go about their business? that's just -- it's crazy in so many ways. it's hurtful. it's unnecessary. really i hope they reconsider. and i hope floridians get fired up about this and contact their senators and their legislators and ask th

to talk about florida a lot of people know that florida has a law that secure district that the state legislature not consider partisan gerrymandering. it didn't go as well in the last decade. a lot of litigation around that but a lot is supposed to constrain the legislature to consider not doing as much partisan gerrymandering but does need to consider this. one thing i will do if you are living in florida and that is important to you i would write your state legislature, go to hearings, submit maps, use redistricting software where other applications are available and submit your own maps. >> florida law was written by the same legislature that wrote the law that all cookies shouldn't be in by 7-year-olds. >> it is appreciated that by popular vote the standards the democrats want it is to stay every bit as republican as it was before which goes to one of the underlying phenomena demographically in the country that impacts redistricting. the last 50 years there has been a big sort, bill bishop pointed out there has been a big surge where we live with people like ourselves, communitie

they stuck it on in florida. it's telling woke new yorkers, get out of florida. police are apparently taking it seriously, they launched an investigation. we'll tell you about it. congressman eric swalwell issues a stark warning about republicans if they win in the midterm elections. just listen to this. p. >> if republicans win in the midterm elections, voting as we know it in country will be gone. [laughter] stuart: a man of extremes, is our senator. senator rick scott is on the show. i'll ask him what he makes of swal swalwell's warning. ♪ muck. ♪ muck real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire my daughter has matchintyp

deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will record his present. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. omar of minnesota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. omar will vote present. as the member designated by ms. bush of missouri, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. bush will vote present. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gaetz of florida, i inform the house that mr. gaetz will vote present by proxy on the quorum call. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by the following members, i inform the house that that the following members will record their vote as present. vela, napolitano, gonzales, roybal-allard, aguilar, and ruiz. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tex

and then he goes to florida to enjoy vacation down there. but who can blame them it is a wonderful state we've all done it's like going to another country is awesome. >> joe, quickly this is a perfect example of democratic apostasy is in it? >> completely selects while we had to escape cold california could've gone to san diego had a nice vacation. look, aoc should be auditioning for it mean girls to instead of being a sitting member of congress but governors like sophomore year of this person we're not talking that is saying something. >> you're only saying that because you secretly desire her. she told us anyone who criticizes. so just fess up to thank you very much great conversation. we'll be back with more interest in the lawsuit journal at large for the meantime have a great week thank you so much for joining us airports. the all-important mainstays that keep america mobilized. from dusty airstrips to sprawling multiplexes these aviation centers keep our country connected in ways that beg belief. but pulling that off is no small feat.

and look for in florida, we just anticipate hostility from this administration. that is just what they do. they are much more interested in picking legal fight then they are of actually being there for the people and our state that need this assistance. >> laura: and governor, it is not just the covid issue, they are coming after you for the washington post reported over the past six months, florida's home prices have risen faster than those of any other state, according to the analysis of the load data. that lack of affordable housing presents a political challenge for governor desantis. bringing as many as a hundred new residents to state. so they are coming after you for your successful real estate market and i guess, i don't know. they want to push to pound peach county to have more, what? affordable housing or -- i don't know what the complaint is. ultimate. >> governor desantis: if you look at the policy, they have turned in, they have turned great cities in this country state into the soaked -- dystopias. they have crime out of control. homelessness. they

but this problem is bigger than florida. it's not only nationwide, it's worldwide 24 hours a day. factories are pumping cancer, causing chemicals into local waterways, all with the government's approval and over 1000000000 people a year pay the price by getting a chronic illness. and even though a lot of these polluters are multi nationals, the way they do business can be forced to change by the voice of the citizens and with childhood cancer rates up 30 percent since the 19 seventies and access to clean water disappearing day by day local communities have stood up to these giants taking their environment back. and joining this world wide movement is easy. it begins when you asked simple question, what in my water ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk wha

takes a vacation when you go to florida and only florida and look, she's a, she's called the personality in the day and she shows a public figure. but she's a nurse that she loves attention. she doesn't mind hypocrisy. but guess what it's working. so d, is she kind of the future of what the different part of the democratic party is looking for? she is taking pop culture and made it into politics, especially for the younger crowd. and is this the templates actually for what democrats want their future leaders to kind of be like off allocations on the internet too much nowadays? everybody going to internet all the time? i don't know if i were caught or future of aggressive, but i will call her human being who has the right to change her mind. but let's not forget that we just had a president who literally lived on twitter 24 hours a day to tweet any and everything. so what she has a right to because this is america, this country is supposed to be able to, to do these things and, and, and change your mind and go to florida and all these different things. but what i will say is that the way