Republican presidential candidate Francis Suarez solutions for his help of Trump on The View

Republican presidential hopeful Francis Suarez appeared on The View on Friday to defend his earlier feedback about opponent former President Donald Trump.

The Miami mayor was requested who he would vote for between the 2 front-running candidates, Trump or present President Joe Biden, and answered the previous. Host Sunny Hostin introduced up the subject after a comparatively pleasant starting to the phase by which nobody outwardly disagreed with him.

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"Now, that does not sound affordable," Hostin mentioned. "You'd vote for a person who's been impeached twice. You'd vote for a person who has two pending indictments — legal indictments. You'd vote for a person who Invoice Barr mentioned that the federal indictment in opposition to the previous president could be very damning. Do you assume these costs of nationwide safety are damning?"

"I feel they're severe," Suarez mentioned earlier than being interrupted by Hostin.

"Then why would you vote for him?" Hostin requested.

"I am operating for president. I need individuals to vote for me," Suarez mentioned with a smile. "I am operating to persuade each single particular person on this viewers to provide me an opportunity, to provide me a possibility to serve them, humbly, and to make their life higher."

Fellow host Pleasure Behar urged Suarez answered "Trump" with a view to get the previous president's base on his aspect. Host Ana Navarro, jumped in to say Suarez must vote Republican with a view to be on the Republican Nationwide Committee debate stage.

"What I am saying is I might vote for myself. I am operating for president of the USA," Suarez mentioned. "I perceive that the dialog all the time gravitates in the direction of the previous president. I do not assume that is good for our nation. I feel that is poisonous. I feel it promotes division."

Suarez is the second 2024 Republican candidate to seem on the present, after Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC).