that is lifestyle change at work here you see the same thing happening in the state of new hampshire. they fled north and bring their bad habits with them. montana, idaho, nevada all faced similar problems. the affluent liberals who wrecked california are sticking around to see how that ends. destroying local culture and real estate as they do it. people who are born in the mountain west soon won't be able to live there. they will become a "yes," displaced by yoga instructors and senior vice president's from google. beautiful places are always in danger of being overrun by the worst people. but in most of this country's immigration from other nations. more than anything else that has driven political transformation. and this is different from what we have seen in vermont. americans have every right to move to new states if they want, even if they have differing political opinions. but our leaders have no right to encroach foreigners to move to this country in order to change election results. doing that is an attack on our democracy. yet for decades, our leaders have done just that. t

when it came to new hampshire they knew it was a bad deal. they called it dirty green energy but when it comes to maine, it gets filtered out. it is dirty green energy, doesn't meet the criteria that massachusetts wants. >> tucker: thank you for fighting this. nice to see someone fight back against corporate aggression once in a while. >> thank you and glad to do it. >> tucker: first episode of that investigate a series isat online on fox nation. our team is working on a bunch of investigations. a preview of our third episode. a very obvious question. the ar-15, the gun you hear about, the weapon of war. it's america's most popular rifle. what do people use it for? a peek at that episode next. >> announcer: the premiere of "tucker carlson originals" continues from the boxso did yoa lot in sunny los angeles after the break. >> announcer: at an outcome of the premier of the new flagship product of fox nation, "tucker carlson originals" continues from the fox studio l. >> tucker: welcome back >> tucker: welcome back to los angeles where an inves

a handful thirty people showedid up to the president's big publicized speech in new hampshire. can you imagine if donald trumpp held an event and only 30 people showed up?ea what would the media's reactiont be then? of course, many of biden's problems are very obvious, but they are hurting the american people is obvious. declining cognitive abilities, his public bouts of anger, confusion, shaking hands with the er joe's constant stream of lying and blame and the ongoing scandal ofl course surrounding zero experienced hunterr, and of course the biden family syndicate. but at the very core of the vers failed presidency are his terrible policies. and all of these policies are hurting you. we hur the american people biden like any modern democrat is required to prove his loyalty to the religious cult of climate alarmism. ev he cannot deviate in order to demonstrate this devotion, biden took a wrecking ball to america's oil and gas industry day one and naturally, predictably, gas prices went way up. heating and cooling prices went way up. the price of goods and services which requir

we talked recently about senator running for reelection in new hampshire trying to show she is opposed to lawlessness at the border. democrats in swing districts in texas, they understand this is an issue. they are not embracing the president here. they are moving toward saying let's have an end to the lawlessness and law enforcement. >> dana: listen -- do we have a montage we were looking for with the cabinet members on worsening economy? they're all saying it. let's take a look. >> i can't make a prediction we'll go into recession or not. >> are you preparing for -- it is a very real likelihood? >> down turns are likely to continue to challenge the economy. >> i wasn't surprised. we all knew, i talked to many ceos last quarter and bulking up on inventory last quarter. we all expected this quarter would be a bit slower. >> dana: in some ways it is refreshing to hear the realism. the president comes out yesterday it isn't what he said. >> the background in investing maybe has more realistic take than the president. but all of this really so unnecessary. you go back to the moment joe bi

you had maggie hassan of new hampshire there two weeks ago belted wrangler saying we need better physical infrastructure. you mean like a wall? $72 million has been spent taking down the wall canceling those contracts and paying for some of those supplies. spite is no way to run a country. and it's not just the poll numbers. you see the number of people coming over. fentanyl is the number one killer of 18 to 44-year-olds now in our country. president trump had turned those numbers around. we had the first dip in overdose deaths in 30 years on his watch. now we are up to over 106,000 a year and it's an indiscriminate epidemic. >> will: kelly, you know what's fast fascinating? they have attempted to stem the flow. they have tried to talk positively on gasoline and anything they can think of. they haven't changed their policies when it documents immigration. that one is very important. even bill maher knows. kellyanne great to see. >> even bill maher and he has been critical of them on everything. thank you. >> will: you bet. see you next time, kelly. a 6'9" murders suspect is on the loose a

, look at this crowd, a handful, 30 people showed up to the presidents big publicized speech in new hampshire. can you imagine if donald trump held an event and only 30 people showed

florida, north carolina, georgia, new hampshire, wisconsin, ohio, arizona. these are the biggest bellwethers in what i would argue probably a precursor or a preview of coming attractions for 2024. my question is this. is this, should this now be the republican party agenda for much of anybody that wants to run to the house for the senate as they take this make america great agenda and fight for those things that you fought for in the four years you were president? >> mr. trump: if they want to win, yes. we have expanded the republican party. texas border, we have the biggest hispanic vote since, as the governor said to me, he called me up. great governor. he said since construction. i said you were talking about civil war, right? he said since the civil war. if you want to win and waiting big, you have to do that. you have to do it. let me just say i talk about the house. you want me stopping here. >> mr. trump: if i didn't get robbed in the senate, we would have lost at least 8 senators. if i didn't get involved, you would be 60-40 with the democrats leadin

, democratic senator maggie hassan being at the border with the wall campaigning border race in new hampshire about border security there. >> is the border there is a northern one. in her state she went to the southern one. >> look, we have immigration problem. it's broken. we have a labor shortage here and have to figure how to get the right amount of legal immigration and stop the rest of it. there is no doubt republicans feel this is an issue that is really going to help them that's why you see that kind of performance in the committee today can figure out one be more humane but somehow or another they were going to control the border they haven't been able to do it. >> bret: this disinformation governance board. congressman troy nelson from texas tweeted out they didn't need a disinformation governance border until elon musk threatened their control over the narrative. this thing is going to come under a lot of scrutiny in coming days. >> in terms of twitter and elon musk. elon musk is having a grand tithe time tweaking twitser takeover. left wing media freakout and the fact is twitter is

that is the state of new hampshire. and tonight, hillary clinton is 0.3 lead in the after itch of polls bringing you to 273. as of tonight that is how it stands. as you can see, there are a number of these states that are within 1 or 2 points. and the panel of voters is going to be key. it's been a busy election season for lawyers as well. >> the courts have become increasingly important to make sure that all voters have the right to cast their ballot. a flurry of last minute legal challenges is keeping the campaigns and parties busy, angling for every possible edge heading into election day. >> you have many elections that are decided by razor thin margins. i don't think it should surprise anyone that one, or another, sometimes both sides will seize any advantage they have. in cases that does involve litigation. >> including two emergency appeals to the u.s. supreme court in the final hours before voters head to the polls. in both those cases, conservatives are claiming victory. and on saturday, justices upheld a law t

earlier this month, we spoke to a high school track coach at new hampshire who was fired for saying that. if we met my goal is to get these mandates removed and not just track and field, tennis, baseball, every outdoor sport, masks will be worn at all times, practices and competitions, tennis wonderful example, you watch practices, everyone is wearing masks, competitions wearing masks even though they are 30 to 60 feet apart on the courts. >> tucker: masks on a tennis court. a future generations will mock us for this but we allowed it, we let power drunk politicians wrecked the country in exchange for promising to protect us from a virus that we would've survived anyway. what were we thinking? masks have always been incompatible with a free society. we used to know that. masks strip people of their identity as individuals, transform people from citizens into drones. they isolate us and alienate us to shut us off from one another, they prevent intimacy and human contact. if i can see your face, i can't know you. if masks are for the guilty, signifiers of shame and submission. until recent

oh, i'm not doing new hampshire today? rona: you are after fallon. trump: how about that for a schedule? levin: jesus. trump: harv, i'm gonna have to go after this one. can we--is this the last one? levin: no. trump: this is pretty intense. levin: ah, no, it's not. trump: how much--how much more do we-- levin: i need 45 minutes. it's an hour show. where am i standing, guys? trump: are you going over to fallon? levin: no. trump: are you friendly with him at all or not? levin: i don't really know him. i mean... trump: let me get--i'll get on this side, maybe, if it's cool. that is the longest interview i have ever done in my life-- and intense. come here. levin: thank you so much. trump: believe me! >> previously on "legends and lies: the patriots"... >> my god. this is my army? you ask what i need, dr. franklin. i need everything, and i need it now, or this war will be over before it even begins. let us declare our independence. >> all men are created equal.

pick off pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, or a combination thereof and then you've got a look at new hampshire. then you've got to go out and look at arizona and nevada and hopefully pick off states there. now, would this be a moment where we could have a demographic shift in a state like virginia? would we be reading too much into it to think that things might change now? >> we might be, but i think the greater lesson we would get from this change in virginia that takes place is that it's going to be representative of what's going on in other states that are even closer to being red states or purple states that could go read. i think you're beginning to see a wave. the biden ministrations polling numbers are disastrous. it's just been a complete wreck. you have two pieces of legislation sitting on capitol hill that don't seem to be going anywhere because of the two sides of the democratic party can't agree and if i'm joe manchin, there is no way i'm going to get near this legislation after a virginia defeat. >> sean: pretty angry today about the phony accounting tricks the democrats are using

former new hampshire governor served under president bush is here. good morning. >> how are you? >> doing well. the white house says this deal effort may go down to the wire tomorrow. what do you make of that? >> every deal will go down to the wire and some say past the deadline. but the issue that is being discussed is not trivial. the issue of where the enriched urran urranium resides is not a little point. the deal without that being resolved properly is a horrible deal. and the white house has to understand they will be pressed hard by the iranians and i would hope for backbone in the negotiation negotiation. >> the knows back to the north korea deal. if they bar us or the iaea coming from in they have a lot of cover on the activity. >> the whole deal is hanging on making sure iran's capacity to build a nuclear weapon is brought down to zero for at least ten years. without that provision it is foolish to say anything significant was achieved. the white house is unfortunately giving a bad signal i think, by putting pressure on democrats to try to set them up to accept whatever

they were flying to new hampshire, if you were on that plane you had to wear a mask. >> mr. president should people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. >> cdc continues to advise and recommend masks on airplanes. we're abiding by the cdc recommendations, the president is and advise all americans to do that. >> harris: there is some disagreement in the democratic party already. we had a former dnc dep see yesterday on this program who said they should just let this go. take the judge's ruling and move on. politically this could be fiery for democrats. it could backfire on them. meanwhile, what is really rolling out? the confusion is continuing. some cities are keeping their mask mandates in place. others are moving on. at the airport, many travelers are celebrating. >> i'm thrilled. it is about time. it should have been over a long time ago. >> it's time that we just move on. >> so excited for it to go away. time for the airlines to do away with it as well. >> harris: peter doocy is live at the white house. peter, where i am in new york, certain mask manda

make to the va leadership here we will talk more with exposed serious problems at a hospital in new hampshire. now running for congress. elizabeth: millions of christians celebrate easter today around the globe. we'll take you to a very special service at the lincoln memorial right here in washington.

this is not like, you know, some drunk guy in a rural road in northern new hampshire saw something weird. i mean, this is the u.s. military regularly very often recording these objects. >> yes, absolutely. it's pilots, it's radar operators, it's satellite data, it's measurement and signature intelligence. there's such a lot of information now, so much that the u.s. navy has instructions for its pilots on what to do if they encounter these things. now, i think as we go into may, the run up to this report going to congress, there's going to be a lot of things going on behind the scenes a lot of politicking, jockeying for position, factions, trying to kind of have their say on this. i anticipate more leaks of information, photos, videos, documents. there's a lot more to come here. >> tucker: nick pope has been on this for so long. i appreciate your steadfast commitment to answering obvious questions. what is this? thank you. good to see you. >> thanks. >> tucker: so some of the most powerful organizations in the world are not governments or so called ngo's, nongovernmental organizations. th

it is also maggie hassan from new hampshire, as far as you can get from the border. she just went down to the border and had her picture taken in front of the border wall saying we need to build physical barriers. you know that biden's border policies are causing political chaos. >> harris: i don't know if you heard all del cueto with me. it is like handing a key to every american's front door to the drug cartel. every state is a border state. senator blackburn from tennessee gave us that line. i want to get this. the "new york post" with this scathing op-ed democrats are in dreamland if they think biden can run and win again in 2024. fox digital spoke with some voters. many seem to agree. watch. >> no, i don't think biden should run for reelection. >> no, because he is incompetent. >> no, i don't. >> i think he is delusional to think that he is capable mentally of running again. he absolutely should not run. it would be embarrassing to the party. embarrassing to the public in general. >> harris: ooh, that cut deep. >> ask yourself a simple question. why is joe biden

new hampshire, minnesota, wisconsin and new mexico. now everything flips and now everything goes radio silent now that florida is number one. i just don't think that president biden, if he wants to go back to the well on mandates and restrictions and lockdowns, he didn't learn anything from his off year election because the people were tired of those clamp downs. they thought they were unnecessary. they thought they were oppressive. we also know we have learned as a country to live with it not run from it. steve: well, it sounds like he realizes that when he, you know, the lockdowns and shut downs are really bad for him, and he said yesterday if you missed it, here's a little bit of it. he said essentially we are worried about it, but don't panic. watch. here's the president. >> first, this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. we have more tools today to fight the variant than we have ever had before. please wear your mask when you are indoors, in public settings around other people. let me close with this simple mess

we spent to be competitive in places like minnesota and new hampshire and colorado. so i think it could be a very good year historically. the sixth year of a two-term presidency is not very good to the party of the president and we believe that, coupled with the fact that the locations of the races are in very red states. seven of of those states i mentioned, mitt romney, 6 of the 7 he carried by double digits. >> here's a question from david -- democratic bashing only appeals to your base. what is on the out to the undecideds and across the aisle? tell david briefly the positive gop agenda. >> look, we believe that the american people will understand by this fall that we are the party of the private sector. we've tried big government now for six years in a row. we know that doesn't work. we've had a tutorial, an experiment with spending and borrowing and taxing and regulating. i think the american people are now -- surveys indicate -- very skeptical of all of these government solutions the president continues to offer and we're going to make the point that let's try

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political disaster fo democrats when you have democratic senators like the democratic senator in new hampshire in georgia and other democrats saying that this is a problem that we are about to have even more openness of the border, that's a live real electoral crisis this is a crisis, of the biden ministrations own making, it wa a biden administration that on day one opened everything up an welcomed people to cross so thi is a border that was not perfec during the trump administration but had been brought under control little bit. all of these crises we are having have been happening deliberately and willingly. >> secretaries of state in defense go to kyiv to meet with the ukrainian president and her is a bit of that from anthony blinken. >> in terms of the embassy, we will have american diplomats in ukraine starting again next week . they will start the process of looking at how we actually reopen the embassy itself in kyiv, i think that will take place over a couple of weeks would be my expectation. we're doing it deliberately and carefully. we are doing it with the security of our personnel

in the republican field, donald trump dominated for months, and won decisively in new hampshire. bernie sanders is giving hillary clinton all she can handle, nearly matching her total in iowa and demolishing her in new hampshire. so how will these outsiders fare with voters today? let's talk about it with david avila, republican strategist. nicole graham is a democratic strategist. and an attorney. welcome to both of you. nicole, to you first. what's the appeal of the outsiders this next year? >> well, you know, i think trump's base would argue this. i think actually, the american public, they're kind of acting like the 1960s hippies. they're done. they're done with the establishment. they're done with people lying. and they want somebody else. somebody fresh. and i think that's part of the appeal. >> and bernie sanders, from your party, is he the outsider? >> you know, he's been in the senate for years, and you would see on paper, you would think he was an outsider. i mean, an insider. but who is more insider than hillary clinton? she lived in the white house. so compared to hil

in kingston, new hampshire yesterday. that's where her brother recently retired from the police department security was reportedly very tight at that service. her son's adam's body also reportedly claimed. no word on whether funeral services have been held for him as well. meanwhile, the atf actually conducted a raid on a connecticut gun store that sold nancy one of her weapons. an ar-15 was stolen from that store in east windsor connecticut on saturday, the day after the sandy hook shooting but the atf says that wasn't the only reason that they went back to that store and raided it harris? >> harris: rick leventhal live for us to newtown, connecticut a week later. thank you. state police say they have killed a man who gunned down three people in central pennsylvania today. and then opened fire at troopers. investigators say the suspect first shot a woman who been decorating a church hall for a christmas party. and then took out two men reportedly after a cob fron station at a stop sign. investigators say the gunman then

when he is talking about infrastructure she welcomed him to new hampshire and think that's a positive. this is the challenge and that approval rating for biden has got to change in new hampshire for her to -- >> bill: nice to see you, james. come on back. james freeman, "wall street journal." thank you. >> ukraine desperation is growing after vladimir putin rejected a proposal for an easter truce. folks turning to satellite images of a possible mass grave near mariupol that may contain as many as 9,000 bodies. matt finn is live in lviv, ukraine for us. >> hi, sandra. the situation in mariupol is growing more gruesome. satellite pictures appears to show mass graves extending from a cemetery. ukrainians accuse russia of burying up to 9,000 victims to conceal their war crimes. for weeks now an estimated 2,000 ukrainian marines along with innocent women and children are hiding out in a massive steel plant in a stand off against rush yas many trying to stay alive in underground tunnels as bombs were dropped from above. putin will no longer storm the steel but barricade it. some people who

we were headed then to go to new hampshire and iowa for the democratic primary and not long after that the coronavirus became very real and the president made that tough decision to shut down in order to help bend the curve. we did bend the curve and they started those efforts on operation warp speed. and he had a very different approach to joe biden, when it came to the coronavirus. i'm interested in learning a little bit more when we can get past this particular moment to look at what some of the voters did decide and martha, it's very interesting in some of the places that have the highest caseloads right now and highest hospitalizations i should add, they went for trump and i don't know if there's a cause and effect there. aim he not exactly sure, but i want to dig into that a little bit more. if i can just mention something about this effort by the president to go to the courts, that is absolutely his right. and he should get all due process. one of the things though that i think about is, in the court of public opinion, this thing as you're seeing on your television screens right

you have maggie hason that won her last race be a slim margin in new hampshire and now she's up against another tough race. she standing in front of the border cutting an add saying that the gap has to be closed. isn't this a moment and can you galvanize support on both sides of the aisle? most of us are watching this battle as long as we can remember. when is enough enough and finish building the wall, finish doing something technologically or physical and get the border secure. >> we're debating a $10 billion covid relieve par -- package. what is this? these people could have infection diseases, possible criminals, direct cartels, fentanyls. you name it. it's a reckless, dangerous policy. the obligation of to homeland security, secure all ports, land and sea. the land border is wide open, this is highly irresponsible. i will be -- if they go forward with this, i will have a resolution, the mccaul resolution, that will hopefully be brought to the floor to disapprove of what the administration is doing here. i think -- again, it's extremely reckless and irresponsible and playing on the

rob: new hampshire is busy, granite stationed on, donald trump firing up his base had a new hampshire rally just before voters go to the polls for the first in the nation primary. >> todd pyro here with the highlights. >> a familiar scene, big democratic event like a debate or a vote juxtaposed against a simultaneous trump rally and last night was no exception. >> we have the best economy we have ever had. with your help in november 3rd we are going to defeat the radical socialist democrats. we are going to win new hampshire in a landslide. >> the president focusing on a fan favorite from rallies past talking about immigration. >> illegal crossings are down at record numbers and we have ended catch and release. we have to see what happens when the wall goes up, the numbers change like magic. >> reporter: no rally would be complete without a dig at the dems from his foil, nancy pelosi. >> somebody behind me who was mumbling terribly. angry. there was a little way are back there. we are the ones who should be angry. >> reporter: something a few democrats are saying when it comes to the

>> new hampshire. >> really? >> i'm here to talk about new hampshire. >> i understand. >> sean: we are not going to answer that question. think about last week on this program, donald trump was on this program for 40 minutes, the better part of 40 minutes from affluent, energetic, informed, ideas, i mean, could joe bryant ever do that? apparently he needs to blame our economic woes and everything else on vladimir putin, take a look. >> it's be absolutely clear about why we have such high prices now, two reasons. first was covid. and the second big reason for inflation is vladimir putin. not a joke. >> sean: not a joke. not a joke. it's putin. its covid. he looks tired, doesn't he? anyway, biden once again making excuses for his own economic decisions and failures come his own energy decisions and failures, injected trillions of dollars of cash into an already hot economy. he restricted all the oil and gas drilling and exploration all over the country, we showed you these charts last week, we will show you again t

mark kelly is on the border in arizona, raphael warnock in georgia, maggie hassen in new hampshire. she had her picture taken in front of the border wall under execution by president trump at the last administration. these are toss-up races in the power rankings. a very interesting pickle for a number of politicians on all of this. let's bring in katie pavlich, a fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. so you know, under pressure for -- we also have with us a fox news contributor, press secretary for the democrat national committee. there you are, jose. everybody is here. let's play this first. this was just moments ago. deputy press secretary pierre attempting to lay out the plan that these politicians have been saying that we need to hear what you're going to do. here's what it is right now. >> dhs is implementing a strategy to address potential increase in a number of border encounters. the strategy includes acquiring and deploying resources to address increased volumes that involves moving officers, agents, personnel to depress points along the border and more eff

. >> good morning, guys the trip to new hampshire one day after the judge's ruling president biden weighed in on the face mask debate. >> should people continue to wear a mask on planes? >> that is up to them. >> for many americans repeal the mask mandate he had the probation and within minutes of the ripped off across the country, the white house cdc have the authority to mandate mass on planes on the forms of public transportation? the department of justice said the department continues to believe the order requiring mask transportation corridor is a valid exercise of the authority congress has given cdc to protect the public health. passengers aboard planes 30,000 feet wasted little time not only removing their mask but celebrating the end of the mask mandate. major airlines and airports like dallas, atlanta, los angeles, salt lake city dropped the mask requirement making it optional. new york, chicago, los angeles, content domain connecticut continue mass transit with an appeal of the judges ruling as biden says he is not sure. >> the mask mandate... >> i have not gotten anything from

candidates -- herschel walker in georgia -- he kept the best candidates that republicans had out of the new hampshire primary, is so maggie hassan's probably going to have to a cake walk to victory will, and he's keeping good candidates out of republican primaries. so i think the best thing for democrats is to see how far the republicans hug donald trump and tar and feather those candidates within the general election. i would point out he lost the last time he was on the ballot. he might not be the best person to emulate. jacqui: to that point, you know, you made a lot of good points, actually, i lost my train of thought -- [laughter] >> thank you. jacqui: i wanted to get your last words on that, go ahead. >> this election is more about joe biden than it is donald trump. and it's about did donald -- [laughter] it is joe biden's policies moving us forward because he is the incumbent president right now. and on that mark, i think voters are pretty clear they're dissatisfied, and it sets it up for republicans having a very strong day in november. jacqui: yeah. if the democrats are focused on trump, the

why did he enjoy new hampshire so much? as you mentioned in your tribute, he loved his time spent there. >> john had a very special connection with new hampshire. i think we consider him and honorary granite stater. he can back twice to win the new hampshire primary. he did it from voter to motor, he did townhouse, hundreds of town halls in new hampshire. he forged a special connection with the people of new hampshire. he has so many friends here. he is thought of so family here. his straight talk in the way he would answer anyone's question, speak his mind, be so direct, and also very special connection with our military families and veterans who he care so deeply about. >> sandra: you just mentioned how he used that straight talk. he spoke his mind and is credited for rising about party politics. how was he able to do that? >> he had the courage of his convictions. he was a true bipartisanship in. someone focused on getting things done for the american people. he had that political courage. even when his own party disagre

. >> bret: just to be clear that was new hampshire maggie hassan on the border in jeans talking about title 42 amy walter? >> yeah, that's the one i was going to point to as well. she is running for re-election this year in a state that is very, very far from the border. so it's clear that these issues are resonating all over the country. the real question is what it is going to look like over the next few months if this order ultimately does get lifted if the courts don't get involved or if there is not an amendment that is passed that does keep it in place. there is talk about that right now as well going through congress, so this order may not be lifted. but, it's also true that this is an issue that animates republicans much more than democrats, which is why you did see the fiery back and forthcoming from republican members of congress. if you watch republican ads around the country as i do, this is the number one issue that folks are talking about. it is not as an mating on the democratic side though the challenge for democrats is that coalition is divided on this issue of immigr

the mall opened at 6:00 in new hampshire or the diners, and so we said you know what? if we did the diners not only would there be live people but we would have free food. ainsley: yeah. chris christie, tucker carlson and president trump. steve: donald trump was running for president and jeb bush was there it all worked out okay. and will you are where? will: i'm in greenville, south carolina at the carolina drive-in. look, this is unscripted but the bar has been set. pete at the melissa diner in florida much they were excited. carolina drive-n greenville, are you excited about "fox & friends"? [cheers and applause] brian: that is very nice. will: no coaching or scripting. by the way they also made here a "fox & friends" special. i don't know about branson in florida. but i have got grits, ainsley, you know about that spartanberg, greenville i have got grits. will: a lot of butter. brian: can i ask you a question? will: i will think about it. [laughter] brian: yes or no. will: go okay, go for it. brian: you are inside but what makes it a drive-in? will: brian, that's a

it's interesting a senator from new hampshire, democratic senator, posted this ad. here's what she's saying at the border, by the way. >> pushing the administration to develop a really strong strategic plan for how we will secure our border when title 42 is lifted. >> martha: you've seen a lot of democrat senators down there at the border, governor abbott? >> they are. listen, republicans, democrats, americans agree and overwhelming majority. what the biden administration is doing is wrong in general on border security and in particular with regard to lifting the title 42 expulsions. the biden administration and democrats will pay a heavy price at the polls in november. if they don't change gears extremely quickly. americans are tired of illegal immigrants flooding in, tired of the fentanyl and all of these challenges. people will be voting to put people in office who will secure our border like what president biden is not doing. >> martha: governor abbott, thanks very much governor ducey, thanks. and the border patrol agents accused of whipping migrants. that proce

and new hampshire has 5.1% unemployment and south carolina, a right to work state has 9.5%. >> and that's due to the manufacturing and the owner of the businesses. >> do the numbers and do the math. >> i do the math every day as a small business owner, all do i is do the math. >> you can't take one state out of context. >> you've got to take all-- >> excuse me, new hampshire and south carolina. >> and you need to take a look at the big business compared to low business, and the age of the business. the statistics are wrong based on that. >> they're not wrong. >> i'm saying over the next two years, it's going to be on the backs of small business. small business, cannot fight a union-- >> and david. >> with the unemployment rate at 5.1%, instead of becoming a right to work and ended up like south carolina. >> okay, so you're kind of looking at apples and oranges here, let me, hold on just a minute. let me just ask ameal, an as small business owner again, take on david's argument about that issue. >> what it is, he's talking about, he's talking about the state over state and you're talking a

in the primaries for and then visit new hampshire he only survived because of clyburn he did not persuade anyone or inspire anyone he just had ted not be bernie sanders so they all fell in line even know they knew how decrepit he was in the general election biden did make an argument just a vacuum i'm not bernie and i'm not trump can anybody remember a single substantive thing biden said he's never seen such an empty presidential campaign with a big bunch of nothing from the non- entity and now we have even less as everyone can see how he is failing and fading physically and mentally. >> and what am i doing here? steve: good question that brings us to the third finding of the biden dynamic machine politician who believes in nothing but advancing his own career that my the trip to capitol hill made no difference he making on for another three years but is this week showed it's totally irrelevant to what is happening. and in sports arenas or in america or protest against vaccine mandates but now it is video games streamers and airline pilots and it has made its way to halloween decorations.

>>reporter: her body was quietly claimed by relatives in new hampshire and there was a private funeral yesterday where her brother recently retired from the police department. we are told security was very tight at the service. we are also told her son, adam, his body was claimed but in word on whether a funeral has been held for him. in the meantime, the a.t.f. raided a connecticut gun store yesterday that sold her a weapon, which was stolen from that shop and that was in east windsor connecticut last saturday but it was not the only reason for the raid. >>gregg: thank you from newtown, connecticut, thank you. the head of the n.r.a. bloke his silence with another call to put armed police officers in every school across the land, a national rifle association chief executive said today his organization remains silent in the days after the shooting out of respect. he accused his critics of exploiting the tragedy for political gain. he suggested that an armed guard could have potentially stopped the shooter. >> what if, when adam lanza started shooting his way into sandy hook elementary s

state races and i don't think it will be bellwether, florida, georgia, north and south carolina, new hampshire. we have ohio, wisconsin, arizona. those are all states we are familiar with. how important is it for republicans to take those key senate races? >> former president trump: without weak republican rino leadership, you would win every one of them. >> sean: everyone. >> former president trump: darted in there are people you would say almost don't like thi. they don't like the republican party. strong republican leadership in georgia, the united states will win every one of them. without them, you won't. >> sean: governor, this is your last segment with us. what it means to you to be the conservative governor of texas. >> governor abbott: remember this texas like people like beto o'rourke. [boos] so what we have... what we have instead of texas is a battle for the soul of our economy. are we going to be capitalists or socialist? we have seen the socialist agenda with beto o'rourke, fidel castro and people like that. texas must prevail. we must keep texas capitalism. let me do this one la

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we saw in it new hampshire and seeing it in south carolina. i will tell you you can tell a lot about a candidate and how they are going to be in office in how they handle themselves in campaign. you have to have a tough spine. what i am so proud of governor romney has shown grace under fire. he is untouchable when it comes to emotions or getting to where he says the wrong thing or does the wrong thing. he is very calm. there is a vision he wants to see. what i want to make sure is very clear, i have a great respect for all of our candidates. we love the fact they are all in south carolina, but i had congressman clyburn outside my governor's office yesterday complaining on a rage against governor romney against the free market. we have to be very careful. we cannot have our conservative candidates get out there and have democratic talking points. it shouldn't happen in our party. i don't want democrats around the corner they got one up on us. i would ask the candidates, let's be careful. we have been for the free market. >> sean: governor, we h

maybe it will work in new hampshire and south carolina, but probably not iowa. >> julie, i'm sorry, in south carolina and new hampshire, maybe he's saying, i'm not going to win iowa, let's move on. >> he's saying he is going to win iowa. the pollsters hate him. i think there's still fights you have to pick, whether with congress or other people, it's not going kum-ba-ya. who is to say there won't be a tactic if there's a bill in congress he doesn't like -- >> or he's mean to putin? >> exactly, being mean to putin is one thing, but be mean to whoever the next speaker of the house is because you're not happy about it is another. it's not going to change. >> it's like me saying i'm going to be a vegetarian after this t-bone. >> over the week the news broke that the jeb campaign staff was taking a pay cut to help keep the campaign alive. the frustration is plain as day and the candidate is seen on this clip in the south carolina town hall on saturday. >> i don't want to be elected president to sit around and see gridlock become so dominant that people literally decline in their lives. that

portions of upstate york drifting into vermont and new hampshire at this point. total snowfall so far, as much is 16 inches of snow. it is still coming down. these numbers are likely going to get high or even surprising us how much snow we are seeing. winter weather alerts into new york state. if you look up towards the west, it does eventually warm up. even the next couple of days, temperatures are going to be climbing back up into the 60s in the 70s in the middle of the country. a little bit of a cold snap but warmer weather is on the way. >> still ahead, tunnel to towers is honoring another hero with a brand-new mortgage free smart home. the grateful veteran and his wife are going to join us live along with the ceo coming up next. first, let's check on with bill hemmer with coming up at the top of his show. >> good morning to you. no mask, no problem with them in america. a new phase begins. we will have that for you. more democrats putting pressure on the white house over the border. kellyanne conway on how the voters see it today. the murdered mother in new

senate in new hampshire, good to have you with us. >> good morning, mart. that good to be on. martha: thank you. what do you think about this? this is crazy when you think about it. sarah palin brought up issue of impeachment. gained no traction. couple talk though hosts liked idea. now there seems to be a move to convince americans that all republicans are interested in that option. >> well, first of all, i don't agree with that at all. i think that there is no appetite for impeachment for the president. listen, here is the best check and balance. people sitting at the dinner table, going out complaining with their friends about the state of affairs, the failed obama policies and agenda the best way to do that take back the senate. a lot of republicans to take back the senate and be that check and balance, make harry reid the minority leader, how good would that be? take all the bills on his desk right now and pass them, put them on the president's desk. see where his alliances really are. that is the check and balance. impeachment is another effort, i agree with the congress

but we've got important senate races including ohio, florida, georgia, north and south carolina, new hampshire, wisconsin, arizona, a lot of big races. >> there's a lot out there and you talk about the tale of the tape. there were hours. i was out there for hours with this camera crew and these guys were great. the people where they are coming in from the night before two days before. we talked about everything and it wasn't just there for the interviews, wherever we went, we wanted to let their voices be heard. i'll tell you, 8:30 and on, the president is on the state, to my own line of cars coming in. this is a phenomenon but it goes back to something i heard from a lot of people at the lorain county fairgrounds. president trump got their attention when he said they're not working for you. when he was talking about the failures of the federal government, failures in both parties especially when it came to the democrats open border policies, saying we don't have them anymore, riots are normalized, they want this back to normal and goes to a reasonable debate about policies. there were a host

crews to transport patients and emergency response teams in colorado, michigan, minnesota, vermont, new hampshire and new mexico and ready to provide more hospital beds as well. the bottom line is we want to make sure the american people that we're prepared. we know what it takes and as this group of bipartisan governors have shown we'll get through it by working together. i want to thank the governors for their partnership. i mean that sincerely. with that i will turn it back over to jeff and i understand you might have some questions. >> i think we are going to clear the press first. >> dr. marty makary fox news contributor and professor at johns hopkins school of public health and has been standing by. the president just started his comments in this governors association meeting by saying i'm going to quote this so we get it right here and nobody gets mad at me. he was asked about finding a solution to the omicron surge and he said there is no federal solution. he said solutions are going to be found at the state level. i'm no medical expert. that is surprising to me. >> it is disappointing we

colorado is tight, new hampshire is tight, north carolina is tight. but sometimes these decisions have a national impact. we saw that in 2008 in the minnesota race with al franken and norm coleman. that ended up being the 60th vote that brought us obamacare. it has national implications. it's very important. >> a lot of people say if you're here illegally, the last thing you want to do is sign your name on something and show a temporary drivers license or anything that might get you caught or apprehended. do you think that that's -- what is the mind-set there do you think among the hispanic community? >> i mean some people may be voting out of ignorance. they're saying 14% of noncitizens are renal sterd. who are these -- are registered. who are these people registering people who are noncitizens. i will say over 70% of hispanics actually believe in voter i.d. nobody understands better than hispanics who come from countries like cuba and venezuela and he will will -- and el salvador. >> today janet napolitano is going to make a major speech saying the

from senator sununu -- governor sununu when he decided he wasn't going to run for the senate in new hampshire. here's what he said. they're all for the most part content with the speed at which they weren't doing anything. it was very clear that we just had to hold line for two years. okay. so i'm just going to be a road block for the next two years? that's not what i do, sununu said. he said it bothered me that they were okay with that. he goes on to say, okay, so we're not going to get stuff done if we win the white house back? why didn't we do anything in 2017 and 2018? then he said how did republican sununu answer the challenge? crickets. they had no answer. i did not anticipate that there would be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president biden didn't get anything done. think about this. what are republicans for? what are they for? name me one thing they're for. so the problem here is that i think what i have to do in the change in tactic, if you will, i have to make clear to the american people what we are for. we passed a lot. people don't und

. >>> 141, that's how many people are running from conqueredcord new hampshire, to virginia for the fallen run. they started last week and will finish today. >>> 6,000, that's how many laterns will float down hauntonolulu honolulu's ceremony in hawaii. >>> memorial day is day to remember our fallen heroes and sth sacrifices they've made. soldiers like army ranger staff sergeant who was killed in 2011 while serving in afghanistan leaving behind his wife and 7 months old son. she joins us with the foundation's founder they are live in oklahoma. thanks for being with us. >> good morning, thanks for having us. >> major dan, folds of honor is a near and dear cause to "fox and friends." you and i were in the new york city marathon to raise money. where would these families be without the scholarships you provide? >> i mean that's a great point. there are thousands of families who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. and that's what memorial day is about. if you look at my shirt, you see the folded flag. there are 13 folds that get it to that position. and at folds of honor our commitment is to take

the assault rocker is wanted in new hampshire for spitting on a havingographer's camera in 2019. it comes as man son faces abuse accusations for more than a dozen women. and the children of alex trebek and larry king accept posthumous awards for their fathers. took home emmy for outstanding game show host while chance it took home outstanding talk who he host. given a separate tribute along with the late regis philbin. todd: the justice department taking georgia to court as merrick garland sues the state in an attempt to overturn new voting law. >> our complaint alleges that recent changes to georgia's election laws were enacted with the purpose of denying or abridging the right of black georgians to vote on account of their race or color. many of that law's provisions make it harder for people to vote. will: georgia governor brian kemp condemns the administration for this move saying quote they are weaponizing the department of justice to carry out far left agenda that undermines election integrity. here to react is fox news contributor and law professor at george washington uni