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trace: florida governor desantis taking a swipe at former president trump over his refusal to fire dr. anthony fauci, and he is shaking off rumors his campaign is in trouble. complete coverage coming up with the panel, but first live to rich edson in washington. desantis is making covid the centerpiece of his campaign. he really is, trace. governor ron desantis is leaning into his covid record, quickly reopened classrooms and businesses. covid is among the first issue he leveraged to criticize former president trump accusing his administration of favoring lockdowns. now the florida governor tells bret baier that trump s covid record shows he let others in his administration take the lead. even january of 2021, right before he left office, his task force was telling us in florida to close and so he didn t have control over his own government.
Ron-desantisTracePresidentDonald-trumpFloridaSwipeRefusalFire-drPanelCampaignCenterpieceAnthony-fauciLevel of paint and starting right now. sandra: we have had to see unemployment go up in order for the prices to go down, perhaps it s a sign the fed will not have to be as aggressive. i think the gridlock piece of this is one thing. digesting now and saying well at least if republicans get the house, they can stop spending, they can block spending. and that s what is driving the inflation number higher or has been. when i look at the inflation number at 7.7%, core is 6.3%. strip out food and energy, still high. sandra: here is the food inflation, by the way. you have double digit increases in some basic needs like milk and vegetables, egg prices are up 43% year over year. by the way, in our voter analysis, when people were asked, what is the most troubling aspect of inflation for them, it was not even gas prices. it was food. and that s what i m saying. so just anecdotally speaking,
Americasbest-com-sandraFedOrderSignPricesCovid-recordPaintGridlock-pieceUnemploymentRepublicansThe-houseThingHe said voters spoke, responding to the midterm election results, and obviously losing seats in the house, they are frustrated, i get it, he said. although doubled down and said he will not change any of his policies, so it s great he gets it. everything else he talks about makes it seem he does not get it. when he talked about reducing inflation, he talked about how much he s brought the deficit down. again, from covid record level highs that would have dropped anyway, that s not real deficit reduction and he said that s going to bring inflation down but that s not a real story, it s very misleading the way they tell that story. so i m still worried he does not get the principles of what needs to be done here and doubling down is scary in some ways. sandra: and he said i m confident my policies are working, i m gonna stick with them. so when you thought he was going to pivot a bit. his goal is not economic, his
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