in the same location with five republican governors who pledged to keep their states open to growth their economies, and to protect that basic freedoms of the presidents. we never had eight statewide mask mandate. far left at the democrat party who believed that government should control all decisions made by all americans and that is something that we have to do be willing and able to stand up and pick pushback against. we will give parents 100% option to have their child in the classroom five days a week and every school district in the state of iowa is going to adhere to that. it does not matter your color or background. texas is the land of opportunity, we want to united everybody could not divide. we are not having vaccine passports and that state. and not just saying government can t make you. private businesses can t make you because here s the thing. you have a right to participate in society without them asking you to divulge of this type of health informat
problems on the horizon. laura: i imagine work with the growth numbers would be if they do not include government spending. it would probably be negative three-point 5%. governor desantis: at what if you did not have states like florida and texas doing well economically? [cheers and applause] laura: and that is a good segue of what we want to cover next. just today, cbs news reported essentially that things are too good in florida. saying that florida is the least affordable place to live in the united states and charlie crist just picked up on this to attacked you. so i guess they prefer they would prefer to live in a state where people don t want to move there and there s a glutton housing and, you know, for that reason, prices stay low. is discs the supply and demand issue, is it not, of a growing state? sean: we lead the nation in net migration since covid.
the increases in prices we are seeing and is now leading unfortunately to more economic problems on the horizon. imagine if they didn t include government spending. he take out government spending and it would probably be negative 3.5%. what with the growth numbers be if you didn t have states like florida and texas actually doing well economically. [applause] laura: that is a good segue to what we want to cover today because just today cbs news reported essentially that things are too good in florida, saying that florida is the least affordable place to live in the united states and charlie crist just picked up on this to attack you, so i guess they prefer, they would prefer to live in a state where people don t want to move there, and there is a glutton housing and prices stay low. this is supply and demand issue, is it not? we ve led the nation in that migration and if you look at the