Fox Business host Larry Kudlow addressed Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign in a pretty critical monologue.

GALLAGHER: I like Larry Kudlow. Of course, he was a chief advisor to President Trump. He went on a tirade yesterday, a rant. His monologue was a direct message to Ron DeSantis saying, pal, you are getting clobbered.

KUDLOW: I read that your principal message seems to be something called electability, but poll after poll shows Donald Trump way ahead of you, and that includes match up with Joe Biden. Now, I know polls aren’t votes. I get that. But polls are snapshots of what folks think at the present time. And frankly, the electability issue is being carried by former President Trump, and Mr. Trump has a strong economic growth agenda based on his successful achievements in his first term, as he talks about building on those achievements in a potential second term. And finally, Governor DeSantis, you’re still bogged in your legal battle with Disney. This is not where you want to be. You won the woke argument with your legislation to prevent schooling up to the third grade about sex and gender. You won that, but enough is enough, make a deal with Bob Iger. But as important as all that may be, this election is not going to be about woke, and it’s not going to be about your ambiguous Covid actions. It’s going to be about pocketbook issues, kitchen table issues, raising real wages for blue-collar middle-class working folks. Governor, I know you’re a genuine conservative. I know you’ve been a good governor of Florida. I know you served honorably in the military. I know you’re an all-around smart guy. And I also know you just started your official campaign, but you are getting walloped in the polls by Donald Trump because you do not have a Reagan-esque message of peace and prosperity, and it’s time for you to get one if you’re going to have any kind of shot at the White House.
GALLAGHER: I know this will probably shock you, but I tend to agree with Larry Kudlow. As I’ve said, over and over again I’ll be as enthusiastic a supporter of Gov. DeSantis if he wins the primaries as I would Donald Trump.