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Some party members view the once-powerful governor as weakened amid his campaign struggles.

The pair's respective political heft could create a Gaetz ‘dream team’ in the governor’s mansion and at the state Capitol.

'I think there was a report that said he didn't like that we had stood up against Disney.'

At the same time, the Florida governor is racing to raise money in Texas and California.

'Florida was instrumental in them even having the majority to begin with.'

The former CEO, Tiffany Carr, is expected to surrender to authorities in Tallahassee. An investigation found Carr was paid $7.5 million in taxpayer funds over three years.

Why Florida went red — and will probably stay that way.

The two firms behind Never Back Down have taken millions of dollars from an organization looking to legalize recreational weed in the Sunshine State.

Another member DeSantis reappointed gave a super PAC backing his presidential campaign $50,000 in June.

The Agriculture Commissioner said Georgia-Pacific won't reverse the decision but is willing to sell.

'Do you see yourself as whistleblowers?'

Before this, state employees had no paid maternity or family leave specified for the birth or adoption of a child.

Three former staffers in Florida’s top law enforcement agency told NBC News they could not get behind the statement that state crime was at “a 50-year low.”

'Do I believe we're done with property insurance? No, no, not a chance.'

The Senator has made statements in support of Freedom Caucus positions in the House.

‘There is no excuse for Sen. Wright to lay a hand on anyone, much less a woman working to protect her clients at a shelter for abused women.'

'They don't like to be called that.'

Possible ‘secret meeting’ at issue, with millions of public dollars at stake in controversial request from politically connected developer.

DCF announced individuals can do interviews for benefits over the phone if they preregister.

'The problem with government isn’t just that it does too much, but that we aren’t very good at doing the things that really matter,' he said.