Understands upfront this is not going to be me. I want you to answer and give your views. I would say you represent probably about half the country, your view about hst other half represents mine. You agree . What kind of divided plus or. Minus . Certainly divided, yeah. Question i mea plun, you know, pol were polarized, were traumatized. We clearly are in thesares. And were in these echo chambers. I mean, lets be candid, john. I mean, you know, night your folks are watching you and getting a certain perspectivin r my folks are watching other networks getting shot. We have Studies Thatorks and sht of democrats watch me. Well, including me. So im actually im here for watc too. Oint, with the point, though, i think we need more of that crosspollinatiowen. Lariza we need more of these kind ofti conversations. And we need to not just, you know, accusing each other of misleading the American People, but i think confront each other in the context of Providinother Ong Opportunitiesm to addres
Ron DeSantis has no plans to meet with President Biden on Saturday when the commander in chief visits parts of the state most impacted by Hurricane Idalia.
expired. the number of mass shootings went down. i think the voters feel that way that it is unacceptable. hopefully congress in 2024 will join with president biden in reinstating that assault weapon ban that he ll put in place in the 1990s. before i let you go, mother s day is coming up, i know from known you for a long time that your mother was an incredibly important person in your life. i just want to ask you to tell me, you re going to make me cry, but tell me a little bit about her. how did she raise a person who became the white house chief of staff, became the vice presidents chief of staff, is a mentor to many? tell me a little bit by your mother? my mother was a nice woman, we lost here at the end of february. it was very said. she drove out of school at age 18, never finished college, had been when she was 19, put her heart and soul into raising her three children and also running to small businesses and
been forthcoming even though his life was very much under attack on that day by a mob sent and dispatched by the president. so you would have to be slow, careful, and try to get the truth. you mentioned he was there for more than five hours, more than seven some reports of said. what is the significance about the length of time? i do think it means the jack smith the prosecutor was going really slowly, day by day. beyond that, i don t think we can say too much except that it does say something about jack smith s timing. if you are a prosecutor and you are thinking of bringing in the former vice president, as i said, that s a big deal. you do that only at the end. it s kind of like eminem, you ve got one shot, one opportunity. and you bring the biggest fish in at the end? at the end, you can really bring him in again, maybe a new facts emerge. you really want to try to do that to button everything up. i do think that what that means that we are going to see some
weapons ban which was passed when the president was the chairman. there is not an assault weapons ban in place today. there was another shooting this weekend in texas using an air of 15. five people including an eight-year-old were killed in that shooting. you are very savvy political guy, to. why do you think the politics of moving forward on the assault weapons ban is, doesn t exist right now? or am i wrong in that assessment? i think the politics, the votes on capitol hill don t exist. that s up to voters to change in 2024, and it s important that they do. in the 1990s we passed in the band on a number of specific assault weapons including the ar-15. masters went down. one of the most difficult parts of my job as white house chief of staff is getting a call in the middle the night, which many nights, another mass shooting with an ar-15, it s crazy that we allow our children and our fellow countrymen to be gunned down this way. we were able to bend this gun before from a decade fro