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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Florida Governor
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Ron DeSantis has given his answer on a possible vice presidential role
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You know they say no poll matters other than the poll that is taken by the voters when
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they actually vote, when they actually cast ballots, when they actually caucus, when they
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actually give their opinions on who they want. No poll matters. Well, if the Trump polls are wrong, if the polls that show Trump 30 points ahead, if
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they're wrong, the polling industry is finished. Absolutely finished. Nobody will ever trust them again
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That being said, and I'm using that as a caveat to explain, Ron DeSantis is not really in
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a position to win the Republican nomination from what I can see
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He's polling abysmally low and this is a politician, you guys know it, I talk about
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it here, this is a guy I like. I think he's the future of this party
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But I think his campaign was a disaster. I think it was run disastrously and I think maybe he can get another shot at this in 2028
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make things right with former President Trump. But he talked about a possible vice presidential role and it wasn't for Trump this time
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And he gave his answer on what he would do if he was offered that job. So I want you to watch this and then I want you to give me your opinion on it in the comments
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I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you
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Take care, everybody. You mentioned, Nicaela, his comments in New Hampshire about Iowa
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Kristen Nunez, the New Hampshire governor, was supporting her and said it was just a joke and a reference to the fact that Donald Trump would probably win Iowa and that folks
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in New Hampshire would correct. And having said that, though, in the middle of all of this, Nikki Haley said that she
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would maybe consider you as a possible vice presidential running mate. What did you think of that
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Well, I can tell you I am not going to accept that under any circumstances
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You know, I'm running for president because I think we need somebody that can win and
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get the job done. But I would much rather do my final two years as governor, 25 and 26, than be vice president
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I don't think it's a position that offers much. I want to make an impact
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I'm in office to be able to deliver results to people. And to take a position where you're not going to be able to deliver results for anyone
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that just doesn't appeal to me. I do think, though, it's interesting, she refuses to rule out whether she would be Donald
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Trump's running mate if Trump were to be the nominee. And that's, I think, important because she's really catered to a lot of Democrat donors
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Democrat-leaning voters, a lot of people that are basically very anti-Trump and have actually
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donated a lot of money in the past to oppose Donald Trump
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And so they're viewing her as the vessel to be an anti-Trumper
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And yet she will not rule this out. So the question is, why can't she just give a straight answer
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Either yes, you would accept, or no, you would not. And instead, we get the typical politician speak
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I've said definitively, no, that's not what I'm running for. And we're in it to win it
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