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3:47Now PlayingRon DeSantis makes an embarrassing decision to repeat exact Super PAC talking points in an attack against Chris Christie, despite his claims he's never seen the talking points during a Fox News interview. Jayar Jackson and Aida Rodriguez break it down on The Damage Report.
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DeSantis Repeats Super PAC’s Leaked Talking Point About Chris Christie‘I’m Not Running To Be a Contributor on Cable News’
"Republican presidential candidate and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis appeared to recycle a leaked talking point by a pro-DeSantis super PAC during an appearance on Fox News.
Last week, the New York Times noted that Never Back Down, which supports the governor’s presidential bid, posted materials online outlining a potential debate strategy for DeSantis to deploy. One portion contains advice on how to handle former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who has been unrelenting in his attacks on former President Donald Trump.
“Trump isn’t here, so let’s just leave him alone,” one memo suggests as a possible line of attack. “He’s too weak to defend himself here. We’re all running against him. I don’t think we want to join forces with someone on this stage who’s auditioning for a show on MSNBC.”"
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