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shall be first. all right? so you supported vivek ramaswamy going in. what did you think of last night? >> well, honestly i think he is on a little thin ice even with me. at the onset i look for someone that can win the general. i think he might have alienated a few people last night. his abrasiveness. i like the non-career politicians. i like the business guys like he is and that's part of why i voted for trump. a lot of people can't handle the entrepreneurial abrasive boldness. >> bill: josh said he was the red bull candidate. >> dana: tracy, what about you? you went in last night open minded leaning desantis, how did you feel? >> desantis definitely was solidified in my mind. thank goodness the election isn't tomorrow. we have a lot to learn.
joe biden into rates on this. those are the exact words, but this was the implication of that. then we get devin archers testimony. what we see is he says a thing about -- but he said i had no knowledge of joe biden be involved in this. isa hunter biden is involved in this. we need to fool him to thinking he sparta. oh this phone conversation thing is prove that joe biden was involved, but for him to exhort when what devin archer is seeing actually, i didn't see him involved at all, it's thoroughly dishonest, and that's the pattern we keep seeing. >> what do we do is that, peter? they're going on national news and absolutely lying when with the transcript basically said was, it's a couple of cheesy business guys trying to bait and switch. the former vice president, now president, didn't have anything to do with that. but you've got millions of people watching fox news into your piece circles who are out there going well, trump's a criminal, buying the criminal.
is prove that joe biden is involved, but then to ignore what david archer is saying. actually, i didn't see him involved at all. that's thoroughly dishonest, and that's a pattern we keep seeing. >> what do we do with that, peter? they're going on national news and absolutely line when what the transcript basically said was, it's a couple of cheesy business guys trying to bait and switch. and the former vice president, now president, didn't have anything to do with that. but you've got millions of people watching fox news in gop circles, who are out there going well, trump's a criminal, bidens or criminal. and none of the facts are bearing out, at least not at this point. >> yeah, that's exactly what republicans would like to do with this by saying everybody does the same thing, the water is muddy here, and so don't pay much attention to this. obviously, these are not the same issues. that shouldn't lead hunter biden off the hook. if he has been, you know, involved in any wrongdoing, investigators are looking at that. so far, the only thing he's
that really concerns us because even when i know back when we were in business the first time i went to trade show, 64 companies that had a business plan and don't spend time talking about competitors and spend time making sure you've got the best product and service and value for the customers and focus on your own message and we'll do that to kick off this race. >> neil: kevin o'leary, mr. wonder self-a big fan of yours and said north dakota is a beautiful state and wouldn't think of it suicide a computer jugger naught and a bush to get bigger business guys in the race and much mentioned to jamie dimon and jp morgan chase and others. there's a connection americans have with successful businessmen and women, but there's also, i like to think not fairly but a love/hate relationship that they admire successful type such as yourself and they wonder how can they guy relate to me. what do you say?
mine. my son got injured in 2020 he took a special interest, actually came to california and saw him when he's going through cognitive rehabilitation. we developed a very strong friendship. and i tell you what, i would take a bullet for the guy for quicksort senator well explained i appreciate it. senator, thank you. meanwhile the buzz has some worrying about the biz. the chinese threatened u.s. plane over international waters. some business guys states do not let it threaten doing business. because every appliance should have a personal touch. and now, buy more save more up to an additional $1,000. [music playing]
think that this fight against inflation is over by any means. i think it's not just the fed's job to bring inflation down, but we need to, let's not forget that what caused this massive inflation was the massive $4 trillion of spending and the question, of course, is will this new republican house of representatives when they take the gavel in january, will they start to bring that spending spree to a halt? i can't answer that question. i don't know, neil, because this is christmas season and i've said it on your show last week, that you know, republicans like to play santa claus just as much as the democrats do. so that's my big concern is whether we can get this massive spending binge over. neil: you know, normally when you have divided government as we'll have for the next couple of years, jonas, wall street likes that and a lot of business guys like that, they can't go too crazy, but i say they can, they can go crazy. what do you look at? >> some of the spending is autopilot and would require action to stop. it's good and a lot of spending
believe. >> there are tons of subsidies for wealthy people who buy solar panels and of course, you've heard about the 87,000 new irs agents that are funded in this bill, by the way are tasked with going out and finding over $100 billion in revenue from working class americans. >> while president biden is here in delaware on vacation, he's going to have members of the cabinets fan out to 23 states to start doing the sales on this bill. this is not a biden thing, this is a cabinet thing and chances are, if you're at a town hall meeting for a state fair in the next couple of days you could see biden secretary, neil. neil: they're still standing by the notion that this irs hiring is only going to be going after rich guys, business guys, that sort of thing. that it won't spread? >> they think that there is enough money to pay for this
invests and we know the retail investor has been growing, so it's for that middle class, it's for the upper class, it's for the equity markets and for business in general, buybacks have been supportive of that. starting to tax that means we're going to see them slow down and initially will see probably more buybacks as they move forward and you know things always continue to move higher. neil: so, ann, it still sounds like a cookbook to me, but your final thoughts? >> well, some. companies that have done some of the biggest buybacks have also been companies accused of paying the least in corporate taxes so i think it's interesting to see if this is really a way to complement the overall crackdown of the corporate tax that the administration is going to put in place. >> and neil, given the use of the columbo analogy. neil: i tried, i tried. i think that gary is the only one that can relate to me there, but as long as he's within a decade or so that's all i want. guys, we'll see what happens. you know, i hope some of the better parts of this that are
years. it'sjust now person, he's been in politics for 15 years. it's just now being highlighted in a different level. but listen, the more the movement gets per delegate bigger, the more it attracts people like peter thiel and the venture capitalist money, business guys. this movement moves from state to state with more and more victories, you'll see more and more victories, you'll see more and more people emerge you want to be part of that movement and help fund that movement and help it expand. so do you subscribe to this idea of a new right, and how would you describe that?— new right, and how would you describe that? ~ , , , ., ., describe that? absolutely, you have to look and say— describe that? absolutely, you have to look and say there _ describe that? absolutely, you have to look and say there is _ describe that? absolutely, you have to look and say there is a _ describe that? absolutely, you have to look and say there is a new- to look and say there is a new right. you look at trump's policies, they are conservative, they are democratic party, anti—trade policies. so he merged with those — remember, trump was a democrat most of his life, so he emerged most of those policies with conservative policies, with respect to some of the social policies, the tax policies, and you have a new republican party. we used to talk
these business guys who are working for a business deal and essentially undercutting everything she is doing as ambassador. it was an untenable situation that she was in. she's also, you know, hears from one of the senior ukrainian officials telling her she has to watch her back because guiliani was going to that senior ukrainian official, bad mouthing the ambassador. i mean, this is -- ambassador mckinley said in his testimony that he had never seen anything like this in 37 years of service. i think that's a pretty striking point. >> all of you stay with me because the other thing going on right now and unprecedented is trump's push to out the whistle-blower. >> i think that the whistle-blower gave a lot of false information and you have to see who the whistle-blower is. >> plus you're screwing around with the wrong guy. that's a quote from a