spending pools, that move is gonna force desantis to file paperwork within the next 15 days. that s officially acknowledging his intentions to run for president for the first time. even though he hasn t officially announced yet, he has been acting like a presidential candid for several weeks. yesterday, travel to the early republican primary state of iowa. where he attended a pair of events and met with voters. super pac backing him had to santa s 2024 signs, merchandise available yesterday s event and during a speech, he turned his attention to the election. as bad as things are going right now, if things do not go well for us republicans in 2024 it s gonna get a whole lot worse. we must reject the culture of losing that isn t affected our party in recent years. the time for extra races is over. we gotta demonstrate the courage to lead and the strength to win. if we do that, if we make 2024 election a referendum on joe biden and his failures. if we provide a positive alt
could potentially be, they are uniting behind a convicted felon that could potentially be serving jail time. no. i mean, look, since richard nixon was president in the late 60s and early 70s, that was a central theme of the gop that was a way they wanted to distinguish themselves from the democrats rightly or wrongly. but now it s harder to make that case. you not only have someone who has been found guilty, but someone who consistently rails against the institutions of justice which is what president biden was referring to as illegitimate and something that can t be trusted anymore. so the party has a problem with one of its central arguments. and we heard from speaker mike johnson who says he wants the supreme court to get involved. i think we have the clip. we can listen to it i do believe the supreme court should step and i think that the justices on the court, i know many of them personally. i think they re deeply concerned about that as we are so i think they ll set this st
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talking points. it is a vast network of resources, people, expertise, to make it look local when it is actually a national funded campaign. why? because, tell me how this compares to making abortion into a central animating factor, when it wasn t. nearly 70s, abortion was not a central matter to either churches or conservatives, but it was turned into one. it became a rallying point. anti gay legislation was also not central to peoples lives, getting care that much about it. then it became central to conservative talking points. why has this happened now? is this because it is the next available thing to get people worked up about? i think they believe that it works. i think that if you look at it from the national perspective, they are not putting hundreds of millions of dollars behind this effort because it is not working or they don t believe that there is a benefit to it. they understand two things. one is that as abortion wanes
are past great britain. then in nineteen forty four , there was this gathering called bretton woods. that s where the dollar officially became the currency . post-world war two . i hate when it gets knows so much more than i do. go ahead. and then the petrol dollars, early 70s, saudi arabia, that will only take dollars for oil that met everywhere in the world where you traded for oil, you had to use dollars. so our our position was cemented, but we ve squandered it. right now it s about 59% of global transactions. at one point it was 85%. it wouldn t happen overnight. but your point about these nations openly talking about it is which really worries china is driving china. look, the saudis made a very conscious decision with donald trump. they were with trump there with jordan, egypt, israel, and the united states and the emirates. now they have bet, in my view, because everything is a calculation. they have decided to bet on china taking over our position as the world s leader. absolu