a chance in florida. your reaction to that ?eur well, when i became governor toe now we ve seen a shift of 400000 in registrations in favor of republicans and that we ve never seen that type of movement and it s building. and so by election day we probably will have seen a half a million votes shift from november of 18 till november of twenty two . that is historic. t and iha think if you look at those voters, people are energizedd. we are going to have the biggest turnout that any republican has ever had in the state of florida for f a governor s race in november and that s going to help people up and down the ballot. and i think that the democratic party in this state is dispirited because what dos they stand forse? i mean, it s basically a woke w train wreck of a party. : what would have happened if andrew gillum had thirty eight thousand thirty six thousand votes separating you in the last election? hardrd in to believe and that s a that s a tight margin. w what would have happened
in thetr courts that as you kno appear to have been cut off at the knees by the supreme court s unsigned ruling tonight. do you expect that this rule willing have sort of cascaing implications for the other people who have sued the committee to try w to avoid testifying or handing over documents? iha would certainly think so. i mean if i were any of those people, i would not be sleeping very easily tonight. now, i suppose someone could make a claim that, well, there was a compelling public need for the kind of documents, rachel, that you showed on the screen earlier, but, you know, i m just a little fish, and there s nothing compelling with my role in this, so the subpoenas overthrow the s&ps unjustified, that kind of thing. certainly we ve seen subpoenas from the court all the way up, the justices taking a very dim view of any kind of claim of privilege here.y so i think this will really kind
and what it means is that any allegation against russia, whether it s the russian forces in afghanistan, whether it s hunter biden, the laptop , op the russian disinformation, there s trump russia collusion, anything that is said to accept it on faith and nobody questions it. and if you dare challenge it,ar you re deemed y a russian apologist. well, let me let me just ask you very quickly about that . so you ve been covering this at least the past five years that i ve noticed and i knowen you have been denounced many times as a putin apologist. putin toady is a disloyal american. obviously we have been to why do people in a briefing room put up with it when a government employee singles out a reporter and calls him. a disloyal american? because that s effectively what ned price said iha. why does this woman say, hey, knock it off, pal, we re nott going to you know, we re not gonna take that . we have no we have no reason tom take that from you. nobody says anything. why is that okay? o
a white person is ever allowed. to say that word never mind publicly on a podcast and iha agree with that now i haven t said it in years but for a long time when i would bring that word up like you would come upp in conversation and instead of saying the n-word, i wouldco just say the word i thought as long as it was in context people would understand what i was doing like that context was part ofg. the clip we were talking about red fox, how red fox saidwe that word on television in the 1970s and how times havee changed so much since then or aboutmu how richard pryor use it as one of the titles of one of his albumsn:. this race was a lot of questions tonight . how will the country, the marketplaceil respond to comedians? let s say chris rock, for example, who use the word a lot on stage time will tell if rogen had said nobody should ever use this word and said