good to be with you, i m katy tur. anything you can do, i can do better. that is the message ron desantis, not so subtly sent to donald trump at the reagan library this weekend. it s been four years, you didn t see our administration leaking like a sieve. you didn t see a lot of drama or palace intrigue. what you saw was surgical precision, execution. day after day after day. and because we did that, we beat the left day after day after day. it is also the message he will be sending to republican voters in iowa and nevada this week, and new hampshire in the coming weeks. if you like the trump policies but got tired of the trump drama, i am your man. that is, of course, if he decides to run, which, by the way by the look of that calendar, iowa, new hampshire, seems like a sure thing. the message is also intended to antagonize liberals. when the world went mad, when common sense suddenly became an uncommon virtue. florida stood as a refuge of sanity, a citadel of freedo
ceo dave mccormick are neck and neck. unfortunately we won t have resolution tonight. but we can see the path ahead, we can see victory ahead, and it is because of you. so thank you, pennsylvania. when all the votes are tallied, i m confident that we will win. and i want to thank other individuals who are unbelievably close friends, made a big difference in my life, always there at every moment. let s start with 45, president trump. president trump after he endorsed me continued to lean into this race in pennsylvania. it is a key contest not just for the candidates but also for former president trump. as you heard there from dr. oz, trump pushing to consolidate his control of the republican party with his endorsement of dr. oz only to see some of that influence syphoned away by kathy barnette. she experienced a last minute surge in the polls drawing support from some of those suspicious of oz s ideological shifts. and on the democratic side on the pennsylvania senate ra
about the people that are watch listed, but about those that could have gotten in some other way. what you said is not every state in the country is not a border state. is that what you said? the threats to come from the other side of the border are affects every state. absolutely. we ve had nearly 200 on the terror watch list. we ve seen a small number of foreign terrorists can cause. people tend to forget it was 19 people that killed 3,000 people. that was the next point i was going to make. it took 19 to create 9-11. you have to play defense here in the u.s. as well as defense overseas. i agree with my colleague, mr. mike mccaul. things have never been so bad. neil: scary day on capitol hill. a new warning from the head of the fbi, director christopher wray says the war in the middle east is increasing the terror threat for americans over here. we have yo covered with aishah hasnie on the direct message from today s hearing. south carolina congress woman na
strategist, and former communications director for the republican national committee. doug hie. i m going to start with you there, does this message that i am doing a better job at being donald trump, these maga policies. look at my success going after gender studies and african-american studies, and trans issues does all my success in florida, and the rubber stamp legislature down there, does that translate into a winning general election message for republicans and independents? it can, and let me say, happy belated birthday to vaughan, by the way, desantis gave away a lot in what he said there when he s talking about being surgical in his precision on this. he can say to the base, i m your maga warrior. i m your culture warrior. he can say to indemnity voters, i m a mature, responsible adult as a governor, pointing to his
and his tenure was really marked less by policy, maybe zero policy, and 100% publicity and sort of trump populism, right? and that was by design. yeah, he said openly i think on the front end of his tenure in congress that he arranged his office more from a communications standpoint than a policy standpoint, which is curious as someone who is going into congress particularly as a freshman. so he kind of went there to be out front and be this kind of maga warrior. and that is not what sank him. it was all of the casting aspersions on fellow republicans i think is finally what did him in, not these other scandals frankly. at the end of the day constituents want you to bring home something for them that is other than headlines. right. and he had district offices that weren t even operational. so there were some kind of deep seeded problems really with madison cawthorn that went