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and he's going to keep, i mean, he will be the nominee and he'll likely keep running. so the more the party can try to have some kind of post trump vision, even if it doesn't get the kind of attention. look, trump will suck up all the oxygen this week and a lot of these people are probably fighting for a cabinet post in the very unlikely chance of a trump presidency. i would say they need to try. this republican party has been pretty bad about trying. >> and joe, .with asa hutchinson about this. >> you have to have 45,000 donors. we're at 38,000 so we're almost there. >> what does it say whereasa
is it going to be possible that i will be vp? >> look, first of all, who is marjorie taylor greene? who are you talking about? she has never passed a bill. she has never chaired a committee. she has never done, literally, anything at all except to be an obnoxious controversial east. but she might be the vp. in this -- upside down bizarre world, her word matches up against a successful governor? and the former vice president -- and that is the world that we are in. donald trump made that world we are, if you just are obnoxious enough and crazy enough and have enough lunatic tweets, you can dominate the conversation. he is doing. she is doing. it it is not good for america. >> what were those senate confirmation hearings even look? like >> [laughter] -- >> if she is nominated to a cabinet post? >> it would just be a circus inside of a zoo on fire. [laughter] -- >> i circus in side of his you on fire. >> that would be -- >> all right, van jones,
relationship management, i think those are going to be the employees who thrive in the next generation.— employees who thrive in the next generation. what do you think needs _ next generation. what do you think needs to _ next generation. what do you think needs to happen - next generation. what do you think needs to happen here? | next generation. what do you i think needs to happen here? is it the government introducing regulations? what can be done? what should be done?— what should be done? there needs to _ what should be done? there needs to be _ what should be done? there needs to be a _ what should be done? there needs to be a world - what should be done? there j needs to be a world standard what should be done? there i needs to be a world standard on how ai is being operated and governed globally. if individual countries do it on an island, it's going to be very difficult for different countries to survive but one of the great stories i've heard told was the secretary of artificial intelligence in dubai, yes, that's a cabinet post, gave an incredible speech at paris and he talked about when the gutenberg printing press came out, six governments in the middle east got together and made it illegal and the period of time that it was illegal, about 180 years, europe grew its economy at the fastest pace in its history at
republican who doesn't want l or someone else. if one was a - republican who doesn't want trump, what would be the tactic? what could republicans do if they don't want trump? i republicans do if they don't want trum - ? . , republicans do if they don't want trum - ? ., , ., republicans do if they don't want trum - ? . , ., , trump? i mean, they need to be reaponsible _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this field. - trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this field. ten | responsible about this field. ten candidates on a debate stage is too many. primary debates are really important because candidates distinguish amongst themselves and it's very hard if you are not a celebrity candidate like trump and i wrote a book about how trump's celebrity status and his entertainment skill set propelled him to the 2016 nomination in the first place. that risk is very real, but we have republicans running who are polling at i% to 5% who don't have a realistic chance of being the nominee who perhaps want to be trump's running mate or someone else or get a cabinet post. and so, if the republican party is serious about beating trump, they must coalesce around another alternative, sooner than later. but what i see watching this is exactly what
softening the ground for mr. desantis. desantis hasn't been shy about showering reynolds with praised. when asked if he would consider her for a cabinet post. "outfront" now, republican governor and 2024 presidential candidate doug burgum of north dakota. he is in his second term as governor after winning office in 2016. and before that the governor was a businessman. he bought a software company that later went public and sold for over a billion dollars to microsoft. governor, i very much appreciate your time, and just your vieon iowa. you're running, you're investing a lot. you've spent more than $2 million in ads on the state in iowa. you've seen republican governor kim reynolds saying she's neutral, but obviously attending several events in iowa with governor desantis. do you feel like she's tipping the scales in his favor? >> well, i think kim and all the republican leaders in iowa, it is an important role that iowans
more still to respect them, double down on anything? no one's voted yet. >> and the fact is, if you putko much stock into the polling, well, what i put that's what it is today. you know what they ask you how they ask those questionsthose e you've been called by pollster. they say if the election were held today. well, if the election were held today, i'd be shocked because the first election is not going noti january.. and iowa, january of 2024. we're six, seven months away from that now. so let's run a campaig ln. >> i don't think we crown kings in americato. o work >> you got to work for it. and donald trump needs to work for this to become the nominee ,to become friends again. does he offeo r you a cabinet post again? do y'all clean this up and he becomes the nominee? >> i don't think so. i think, you know, some of the some of the stuffff he's calle he' d me over the lat few months, i don't think that's going to happen. thd that's sad. but it is the truth of the matter and it's his doing. >> but you're not closing the door to voting for him. i'm no, i'm saying i can't support him. i won't vote. i can't support eitht either onf them, not biden or trump, because they're not competent
cute isn't it? and now he's in the running for a cabinet post. and all i can say is you go girl. and by go, i mean go standing up at a urinal. quote, identify as a woman and not just any woman but as a woman of color. i guess this would make me gay/lesbian as well because i'm attracted to women. until today we didn't have any woman of color or lgbtq plus plus plus on the counsel i'm glad we now do. well said. he also said he got a lot of hate intolerance bigotry from the political left but the reaction's being dwarfed by messages of love and support. can you use dwarf as a verb verb? i don't know if i liked that. would you like it if we used you as a verb? i wonder if web is being dead serious and this isn't a joke. >> i'm dead serious.
wanted. wasn't too long ago the people talked about him running for president. these days, mayor pete is more concerned with explaining what went wrong and why he is not to blame. first, the li delays over the holidays, the glitch the crowded all of the flights for the first time since 9/11. >> sandra: than the toxic train disaster in east palestine, accusations for the transportation secretary did too little, too late. >> john: so has it become clear that the former small-town mayor was in over his head in a cabinet post? that's what byron york thanks. why he says mayor pete peaked at his last job and his political future could be gone for good. >> you know, the government has all of these agencies. if they do not respond to the situation like this, why do we have them? and likely, they deserved -- in the case of the deferment of transportation, it is not well-led right now. ♪ ♪
i didn't need to be an elective office. i just want to be a part of the solution. i cared about a future for the republican party and i want to get the country on the right tack. >> neil: you talk about avoiding that multi-car pile-up. i was counting the cars still piling up or candidates in this race, governor. as things stand now, we cowl have as many as 16. maybe i'm off by a couple and a couple of don't runs. we had 17 in 2016. are we looking at the same kind of outcome in 2016? 2024? >> i sure hope not. that's what i was trying to avoid. each candidate should make the decision for themselves. you know, i would just suggest that any of them that don't believe they're going to be the nominee, they won't be the president, that they shouldn't run just as a vanity run. they shouldn't run to get a book deal or to get a cabinet post.
Noting that he belongs to a family of bureaucrats and that the political opportunity as a union minister came as a bolt from the blue in 2019, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today said that his father Dr K Subrahmanyam was removed as