This is CBSI on the World. I'm John Batchett with my colleague, Sothena Zeechov, the Washington

Examiner, the Pittsburgh Post, because at the New York Post, we're discussing governors

from southern states that are written off, done, finished, don't talk to me. No way that's

gonna go. All the merchandise they ordered is in a warehouse and we can't get rid of it.

This time we're not talking about camp of Georgia or young kind of Virginia. We're talking

about the Sanchez of Florida. Wasn't he momentarily a star candidate for the Republican Party?

What happened, Sothena? Where did he go?

We'll see. I disagree with that notion. I disagree that he's fading, that he doesn't

stand a chance. The Trump is stomping all over him. He's not decided to run yet. Now

that will probably change in the next few weeks. But this is a guy who decided before

he ran and as he went out and tested the waters, tested his message, tested sort of how

to nimbly work and understand and meet voters, was that he was not going to engage until

his legislative session is over. In talking to voters in Iowa, South Carolina, New Hampshire

but also even in Pennsylvania, which is going to have an early primary state, this primary

contest this year. We're going to be right up next to Super Tuesday in Pennsylvania.

This is a guy where you see a lot of voters saying, I love Trump. I'm ready to move on.

They're just not that voice much like in 2016 with Trump over Hillary Clinton has not

yet been captured by the press. Have I been reading the wrong publications? So we've

had the New York Times to why she didn't post a national view online. But heavens, I

trying to read widely, even the London papers have written off Ron DeSantis. You and Carl

are over the only two I know who are not writing him off at this point. Now, money is everything.

Has he got the money or is the money available? He has raised a significant amount of money

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