ukraine against russia he wants to create peace there, create negotiation, opposite the strategy of the biden administration we're hearing a lot of new policies from trump. >> let me put aside, sign moen, whether or not you agree with any of the policy positions, okay, let's look at it from the strategic platform can you look forward and on the past yesterday, on truth social, he went against merrick garland, the justice department, one thing to have a plan that you're going to be foward looking, how do you get him to stick to it? >> i mean, oh, my goodness i'd note all of the people he
at president biden. >> i understand that president biden lives in the past because he's been in washington for 50 years. shannon: he's drawn serious 2024 speculation but is now on the spot to the make the case for himself. >> what are the differences in terms of policy positions that, for example, you may have with president trump? >> probably not very many at all. shannon: joining us now to discuss his potential white house run, south carolina senator tim scott. senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> morning, shannon. i hope you're doing welch. shannon: i am. hope you are as well. i'm sure you're a little bit jet lagged because you spent some time in iowa, you've been testing a message there. do you now see a lane for you in the 2024 gop primary. >> more important hand a lane for me is do we have a lane for young kids growing up in single-parent households like i did looking at moms, single mothers who are working 16 hours a day like my mom did.
the progressive movement, then it's impossible for us to offer positive, optimistic solutions to the challenges that we face because of the progressive wing of the democrat party. shannon: you touch there, and you do often, about your personal story. it's very inspiring and compelling to people whether they support you or not. but even your supporters say there has to be more. an opinion piece very favorable to you says you're a talented candidate finding your theme, but you have to be careful not to substitute first-person narrative for an argument about why he is the right person to lead the country. so if you get in, what is the argument for you policy wise versus president trump or anybody else who gets into this field? how are you different or better than the other options? >> well, shannon, one of the things i love to take time to talk about, and i hope we have about 30 minutes left to have this conversation -- [laughter] shannon: slightly less. >> is the policy -- [laughter] okay, sounds good. the policy positions i've taken. and one of the most important parts of being in the majority was the opportunity we had with
like. >> yeah, that is ron desantis' main selling point, it's that i am not trump. you know, i can do the things that trump talks about but i can be more polished. i just won't run off and get into fights with superstars, you know, just random things. i will be more focused. that is his -- that is what he is selling. the question is whether he can sell that to the base in the way they feel fired up about it. and they feel like he has the charisma. you know, the old thing, do you want to have a beer with desantron desantis desantis, he's going to have to pass that test as well. >> sum lin, it sound as a congressman, he was very mau hawkish when it came to arming ukraine in and he came to that. do you think he's just reading where the voters are? >> i think we're seeing a shift in many -- certainly, the policy
the progressive movement, then it's impossible for us to offer positive, optimistic solutions to the challenges that we face because of the progressive wing of the democrat party. shannon: you touch there, and you do often, about your personal story. it's very inspiring and compelling to people whether they support you or not. but even your supporters say there has to be more. an opinion piece very favorable to you says you're a talented candidate finding your theme, but you have to be careful not to substitute first-person narrative for an argument about why he is the right person to lead the country. so if you get in, what is the argument for you policy wise versus president trump or anybody else who gets into this field? how are you different or better than the other options? >> well, shannon, one of the things i love to take time to talk about, and i hope we have about 30 minutes left to have this conversation -- [laughter] shannon: slightly less. >> is the policy -- [laughter] okay, sounds good. the policy positions i've taken. and one of the most important parts of being in the majority was the opportunity we had with
of optimism that he is putting out in these audiences. >> there's the trump of it all. will these candidates actually address trump. >> what are the differences in terms of policy positions that, for example, you may have with president trump? >> probably not very many at all. i'm so thankful that we have president trump in office. the policies that we passed were monumental. >> vote for me but not trump and so grateful for trump. nikki haley did exactly the same thing. >> i think any candidate is going to have to figure out how to separate themselves from the former president without alienating the base. he's trying to sell a happy
at president biden. >> i understand that president biden lives in the past because he's been in washington for 50 years. shannon: he's drawn serious 2024 speculation but is now on the spot to the make the case for himself. >> what are the differences in terms of policy positions that, for example, you may have with president trump? >> probably not very many at all. shannon: joining us now to discuss his potential white house run, south carolina senator tim scott. senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> morning, shannon. i hope you're doing welch. shannon: i am. hope you are as well. i'm sure you're a little bit jet lagged because you spent some time in iowa, you've been testing a message there. do you now see a lane for you in the 2024 gop primary. >> more important hand a lane for me is do we have a lane for young kids growing up in single-parent households like i did looking at moms, single mothers who are working 16 hours a day like my mom did.
announce that he will run again. then you hear names like governor sununu in new hampshire. larry he hogan in maryland. ron desantis in florida, glenn youngkin in virginia and others what are the differences in terms of policy positions, for example, you may have, with president trump? >> probably not very many at all. i'm so thankful that we had president trump in office. frankly, the policies that we were able to pass from 2017 to 2020 were monumental. thank god we went into covid with a strong economy. we brought this unemployment rates for african americans, hispanics, for women, asians to all time lows or the lowest since world war ii. we passed opportunities though. my signature legislation that brought more than 29 billion back to the poorest communities
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and anybody else to get in. >> my announcement was to a few thousand people in south carolina. i just had packed rooms in new hampshire. not one person asked me about president trump. >> joining me now to talk about this, molly fast, and republican strategist alice stewart. thank you for being on this afternoon. appreciate it so much. molly, let me start with you first. that comment from former south carolina governor nikki haley essentially, you know, dodging this question about where she differs when it comes to policy positions with the former president. this is going to be a recurring problem, it sounds for the gop field overall, it seems. >> yeah. i mean, the whole thing is going to be a primary now. so nikki haley has survived by ignoring trump and being, you know, very sort of passive and complimentary towards him.