After winning a congressional seat in 2020, Florida's Byron Donald's has rapidly risen up the ranks in the Republican Party and now finds himself at the center of vice presidential speculation.

In this episode we sit down with the Florida congressman in our Nashville studio to discuss the

Trump vep stakes and why he thinks Trump's message appeals to all Americans including minority

voters.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley.

It's Sunday June 9th and this is an extra edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us here in our studio in Nashville is Florida Congressman Byron Donald's. Congressman, thank you so much for joining us.

Of course. So look, the you so much for joining us. Of course.

So look, the latest report out of the AP is that you're one of the magnificent 7 or 8

being considered for VP.

Would you accept that role if Trump asked you to step up and play it?

I would. I would accept. You know, it's we're at a really interesting point in the country.

I think that politics in general is shifting like people are shifting

underneath the political parties. You could see that where the largest growing

party is independence or not affiliateds. Demographic groups, racial groups, everybody's shifting in their political thought.

And I think we're at this point in the country where common sense is the true desire,

not political ideology, and I think it's a good thing for

America.

I think secondarily, you know, being a member of the House and having been involved in the

legislative process, I think, you know, what is an asset to the president is somebody who can make

sure the wheels of Congress is moving to get the agenda done, and to get the agenda across.

And you know the third part is I think in this environment especially you know you

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