DeSantis Proves How Unfit He Is To Be President & Court Rejected Bankruptcy Protection For J&J

Ron DeSantis is clearly running for President. So we need to understand a lot more about his character and we can learn a lot about our Presidential wannabe by taking a look at how he treats Florida consumers. This is an eye opener. Mike Papantonio is joined by attorney Troy Rafferty to talk about what’s happening in Florida. Plus, Johnson & Johnson is trying to get the Supreme Court to protect them as they face FORTY THOUSAND lawsuits over their talcum powder. A lower court recently threw out their bankruptcy protection, and the company is absolutely terrified. Mike Papantonio & Farron Cousins discuss more.

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Ron DeSantis is clearly running for president, so we need to understand a lot more about his character. Would he be a president who would take care of our families in tough times? Would he care at all about the struggles that Americans are faced with day-to-day? We can learn a lot about our presidential want to be by taking a look at how he treats Florida consumers. This is an eyeopener. I've got Troy Rafferty with me now to talk about what's happening in Florida. Troy, you, I don't think there's anybody who spends as much time over in Tallahassee watching all this take place. What struck me is when we analyze who Ron DeSantis is, I think America needs to understand when they vote, what are they voting for? What's he doing to consumers here in Florida? You gave me a call, you said this, I just saw something that's so horrendous you need to know about. Let's talk about it.

Yeah. So over in Tallahassee, what's happening, literally, I was over there last week watching the Banking and Insurance Senate Committee hearing. And it was an abomination. It was the most despicable and deplorable display of democracy that I've ever seen.

Democracy in the dark is a term you like to use.

Democracy in the dark. Everything, it was clear what was going on over there was these legislators are run amok. And they're doing whatever they want and they're checking boxes in order to.

Troy, the setup on this is that Charlie Crist ran for governor. He was a bad candidate. He lost by 20%. But this is not a Florida story. This story affects the entire nation because I gotta tell you something, if I'm calling a winner, potentially, it's Ron DeSantis for President of the United States. So last week I heard the story about what you observed, and we're gonna show, we're gonna show folks this film. I want people to see firsthand what Ron DeSantis says is okay. Last week we did a story on the fact that Ron DeSantis was, I guess, out of the picture. And you had a bunch of legislators home alone in Florida, where they were coming up with laws that would have made it requirement if you're a blogger that you have to report to the government if you criticize Ron DeSantis or if, there was another piece of legislation where they wanted to do away with the Democratic party in the state of Florida. So here it comes down to the question, who the hell is in charge in Florida? And this is all coming from Ron DeSantis. Tell us what you observed last week.

Yeah. So, in the committee and Senator Boyd, you got a picture back here, Senator Boyd was the chair of this committee. He, there were so many people, because the bills that are being proposed by this legislature are corporate welfare packages. They're welfare packages for insurance industry. And that's what they're pushing. It injures, it hurts consumers. It hurts small businesses. It hurts victims. And all of these victims came up to testify. And I'll tell you what I saw, and I really want everybody to go to the videos, but what I saw was disabled people coming up, driving hours and hours and hours to go testify about how this bill is a bad bill. And this senator, the chairman gave them 30 seconds.