Rubio on CNBC's "The Kudlow Report"

a primary between Marco Rubio and Charlie Crist the governor of Florida could be one of the biggest upsets and it could be a major Allman

a number a number of county canvas straw votes have already shown that

Marco Rubio is about to pull off an upset and dump incumbent governor so Mr Rubio joins

us now Marco welcome back to the program thank you thank you for having me back are we talked a couple months ago but

you are just kind of %HESITATION you know you are just not yet out there now you are out there you just one as

straw vote in what Pinellas county which is governor %HESITATION at Kris home county and

apparently of one every single straw vote in these Florida counties I think there are about a dozen why

is that what's going on here ibida menace home county you want all these county straw polls Marco

what's going on you know there's a growing movement of Americans here in Florida especially that are unhappy with the direction of this country they believe limited

government has made us the freest most prosperous people in human history I think this administration this Congress is taking us in a direction that

would force us to depart from those things has made us free and prosper and they want to send people to Washington that will stand up to that agenda and

offer a clear alternative one sure to the things that made us a great and our campus is giving them the opportunity to do that I think that's what we're feeding off of and it's it's

really drawn our momentum in ways no one could have anticipated right while you're on the cover in a New York times %HESITATION magazine I believe from last Sunday and

awhile now national figure like Charlie Crist who has been a guest on the show also they're calling you the

first senator from the tea party and I want to ask you how does that mean the first senator from the tea party why

think it's important understand the tea parties really a catch all phrase that describes a growing number of Americans I think a majority that

are upset with the direction this country's had a particularly with economic policy and this radical redefinition of the role of government in our economic life and

they're looking for people in public office and politics that will stand up for them and and against the direction that this administration's taking our country you

politics they vote they've mostly been raising their kids running their businesses and and living their lives but they just don't feel like they can stand behind B. quiet any longer they

they believe that everything that's wrong in this country can be fixed by the things that are right with this country not vice versa give me for instance okay apple

I got a bunch of questions for you on this %HESITATION we have talked on this program a lot about free market populace and

how the tea party movement seemed to support that we've had some tea party leaders are we've had Matt Continente of the weekly standard has written on this we've had Craig Shirley wedlock people talk about the I'm

let's take right now the Obama administration is a proposing a bank tax

on the large banks who are tarps and then data now they are proposing this in part for

political and left wing populist reasons if you're the senator would you vote for or against that bank