Fox News Host Brutally Checks Ron DeSantis For Touting Iowa Moves
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Neil Cavuto hit back at the GOP presidential candidate over his talk about the state's caucuses.
Fox News host Neil Cavuto interrupted Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ big Iowa talk after the GOP presidential candidate, who placed second in the Iowa caucuses, claimed his campaign “did it right” in the state.
The Florida governor received 21.2% of the vote after losing to former President Donald Trump in the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday. Former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley got third place overall with 19.1% of the vote.
Cavuto, in an interview with DeSantis on Friday, noted that it’s “easy to pile on someone when they’re having a hard polling time” as he is before listing off “piercing” headlines about his campaign.
“I mean, you’re a human being. You’re seeing and hearing all of that and then Marco Rubio, your state senator, who says ‘I’m supporting Donald Trump,’ I mean, that’s gotta hurt,” Cavuto said.
“No, I mean that’s just part of the business,” DeSantis replied.
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