Florida Governor Ron DeSantis bizarrely asked Fox News host Sean Hannity to preside over a series of one-on-one debates between himself, former United Nations ambassador and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, and former president Donald Trump, all of whom are running for president in the Republican primary.
“Well, Sean, I don’t think we’ve spoken since that debate, and the reaction that I’ve gotten has been incredible in terms of obviously being able to show that freedom works and the California models of failure and what that means for the country. But people appreciated the way you set it up, and they said it was the most substantive debate that they’ve seen in this entire election cycle, and so kudos to you for doing it,” DeSantis told Hannity during an interview on Fox News.
“So I’m glad we were able to get that done, and just know if you want to do other debates—Nikki Haley and me, I’m in, Donald Trump and me, I’m in—so just say the word. You’ve shown that you can do it in a way that I think really helps the voters. So I’m game. Just let me know,” DeSantis added.
“Okay, those are two. Do