All right, Governor Ron DeSantis. I think everyone watching this already knows that I am probably the happiest Florida man and also happiest man to ever flee California. So we don't have to do too much on that. But let's dive into exactly

what's going on here. It seems to me this is going to spread throughout the country. I've watched a

couple of your speeches so far in the last few days. We are just not going to tolerate this nonsense

in Florida. And I'd love to just hear your general philosophy on this and how you work not only with the state government,

but also the federal government, as it pertains to ICE deportations, but also dealing with these

riots where they are intentionally going out of their way to use all of our freedoms against us.

I know that's a broad one. I'll hand it to you and then we'll go from there.

Well, in terms of the unrest, Florida's policy is very simple. You have every right to exercise

your First Amendment rights to protest and demonstrate. The minute you cross that line,

you are going to be met with serious pushback and you will be held accountable. We do not tolerate rioting. We do not

tolerate civil unrest. We do not tolerate looting. We do not tolerate attacks on law enforcement.

And so I know they're planning stuff for all over the country. They did. They tried to do a little

protests in Florida. And they actually just held signs, which is fine.

But that's as far as it goes here. I think the problem in places like California is the authorities at both the local and state level.

They're effectively siding with the people that are causing the unrest. And part of it is because California, for example,

I mean, it's the Shangri law of sanctuary states. They give you driver's licenses if you're

an illegal. You get in state tuition. They pay for your health care. They will try to stymie

ice and protect you from having immigration laws enforced.

And so they've been doing this over a number of years.

And I think have developed a sense of entitlement that somehow federal laws don't apply to them because they don't like them.

So you've had the mayor, the governor empower that element, not just now, but for many years. And what President Trump's doing and

Tom Homan and folks in the administration, they're just doing what their oath of office requires

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