so the lesson is, is that people respond to leadership. people were were moving to florida because we were going a different way during covid just as your governor did, standing up for kids, being in school, protecting people s freedoms and jobs. but you know what? we had a lot of folks in places like miami who had been democrats and had voted for democrats, and they voted not only for me, but now they re registering as republicans. so don t buy this idea that we can t expand our base of support. of course you can do that. yo you can t win big with just republicans, and we proved that. but here s the thing, we didn t do it by rim thing our sails, we didn t contort ourselves to be anything that we re not. we led boldly. we led conservatively, and we delivered results, and people responded. so that is a lesson from iowa with what governor reynolds has done and florida with what we ve been able another. and at the end of the day, governing is not about entertaining. governing is
is over. just ask the falcons, one second they were almost super bowl champs and the next thing you know they are watching brady hold the trophy. you can t brag about a victory that hasn t happened. and you can t hype up a bill that hasn t done a darn thing yet. unless you are joe biden. today our commander-in-chief, who is taking a victory lap over his massive infrastructure spending bill. my partisan infrastructure law that i signed and it was a once in a generation investment in our nation s roads, bridges, railroads, ports, airports, water systems, and high speed internet, i really mean it. this is like a new industrial revolution. jesse: primetime launched an investigation into joe biden s new industrial revolution. a trillion dollars and a year later, and biden s broken ground on one project. a heated sidewalk in a small new hampshire town. and the project is not even close to finished and it won t be before winter. the city of berlin, new hampshire, has a 17% pov
florida? sean: i didn t see it but i heard it. i heard it on the radio and commenting how big it was, but i didn t see it. will: my wife called and said if there s an official rankings or record book, this should have an asterisk. he was at a bar and everyone was drinking mimosas and beer. we re bacon and eggs. but it was awesome. it was a huge turnout. steve did a great job obviously. rachel: i m heading to a diner in wisconsin, next week, and i m going to have to put out the word. maybe we should have mimosas. will: you ll be inway, you re going to be in pennsylvania? sean: i m going to be in pennsylvania. let me give you the exact warminster, pennsylvania. will: i can t give you the town as quickly as you did. rachel: there should be pressure to get the same turnout as steve doocy. sean: there s no pressure. never know with diner. sometimes there s five people and sometimes there s 50. he was around the corner from his house. maybe packed with his neighbors. should ask s
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