From the Fox News radio studios in Midtown, Manhattan, it's the fastest-growing radio talk show, Brian Kilmeade.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the latest moment to the Prank Kilmeade show. So glad you're here.

And with me at the old Pancake House, like the guy with the deep voice said, is the man who's center square last night on the field of eight.

In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Governor Rhonda Sances of Florida, Governor, thanks so much for giving us some time because tonight you will be in Iowa at an event that's very important for you.

Besides politics, your other passion is baseball. Where are you going to be?

So we're actually going to be at the field of dreams from the movie with Kevin Costner and it's in Northeastern Iowa outside of Dubuque.

So we're going to do basically a political event. We're going to have a lot of people from the community come out, but we are going to be able to bring my wife and I are kids six, five and three.

So they've all seen snippets of the movie. My son is actually in some of the travels. We've been playing catch near some of the cornfields in Iowa.

And at one point he asked me, Daddy, is this heaven? And I said, what's Iowa son?

I wish you got that on tape. You'd have another commercial. Governor, what changes after last night? And how do you feel after the two hours is now in the books?

Well, what we saw last night is that, you know, I'm the one guy that has the proven that he can get all this done.

We had the strongest solutions for economy, crime and immigration, which are the most important issues.

And we have the vision to focus on the issues that the America people care about and look forward, not look backwards.

So I think we accomplished what we wanted to accomplish. I mean, people are looking on this stage and I think the question is like, yeah, I'm talking about taking on the drug cartels.

Our voters like that because they know it needs to be done. But I think even before you get there, they look to see, okay, is this somebody that can be president?

And I think we showed that, you know, we could be president. Now we're governing the third largest state in the country.

Overseer the 13th largest economy in the world and have had unprecedented success doing so.

So you have the fourth most time, I guess, to have Mike Pence. If you told me if I had Mike Pence to get the most time, I was like, absolutely not. He's kind of a mild mannered guy.

He was aggressive and interrupting and getting involved and doing that, which is fine.

And so I was, you know, I saw a little bit of the cross chatter that was happening amongst some of the other candidates, but you always want as much time as possible because that's exposure you're getting.

But my view would be, okay, of the time you get, how much of it is really good time being used to deliver a message to the voters at home about what you're going to do as president.

I would say the time I got 100% of it was devoted to delivering our message at the countries in decline. We need to reverse it.

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