new hampshire. montoya turns in a lap that takes the top qualifying spot and breaks the record set by ryan newman in 2003. so the former formula one driver will start on the front row for sunday's opener of the chase for the championship. with more on the chase, here is nicole manske. >> i'm really trying to forget, you know, the last two races. they weren't like we hoped they would be. and just focus on what we need to do here at loudon. >> what jimmie johnson is chasing now is not just another championship but a piece of nascar history. no driver has ever won four straight championships. but as after finishing 36th and 11th in the two races before the chase, johnson isn't exactly off to a good start. >> they seem a little bit off, they do, and the question is, are they off, or is everybody else gotten better? you know, in either instance, they can appear to be off, even if they're the same and everybody else has gotten better. >> for the first time of two years, johnson is entering the chase witho

it is ending in new hampshire. some controversy, even the bikers convention that she is actually launching it at, that's the rolling thunder motorcycle event, they aren't exactly thrilled about it. give this a listen. >> it is a big distraction. we're not political. this is not a political event. maybe she's coming because she knows we have a half million people in town. we're not endorsing anybody and she is not speaking on our stage. >> so dave, does this mean, does this mean whether that group is a little bit offended or not, does this mean sarah palin between this, arizona home purchase, all of her other suspicious activity, she is recording herself to run? >> i think it is kind of her to think of cable news producers the way she does. >> you can think of something else sometimes too. >> there is always michele bachmann. it has to be one or the other. she announced she was leaving governorship on 4th of july weekend two years ago. this is memorial weekend. it is a bit of an act of cruelty to make the media chan

not-so-distant future to visit the critical presidential primary state of south carolina and perhaps new hampshire and iowa. there are signs he is already heavily engaged in laying the ground work for a white house run, an aspiration those close to him say got him a lot of help with this week's surprisingly successful high-profile filibuster. dana bash, cnn, washington. >>> and perhaps things could be thawing between democrats and republicans in washington. why it took time away from the hill to melt some of that ice. >>> and facebook is about to make some of the biggest changes ever. we'll show you how it will affect its 1 billion users. >>> plus, she's a successful mixed martial arts fighter, revealing a very personal secret. her story is the first known in the history of the sport. michael, tell us why you used to book this fabulous hotel? well you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it, and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? oh, i don't have a cat. now you can save up to 50% during priceline's spring hotel sale use promo code spring for addition

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

i was up in new hampshire the other day, the biggest complaint they have with all of the problems going on in the world many of the problems caused by hillary clinton and by barack obama all of the problems, single biggest problem is heroin that pours across our southern borders just pouring and destroying their youth. poisoning the blood of their youth and plenty of other people. we have to have strong borders. we have to keep the drugs out of our country. right now we are getting the drugs, they are getting the cash. we need strong borders we need absolute -- we cannot give amnesty. now, i want to build a wall. we need the wall. border patrol, ice, all want the wall. we stop the drugs, we shore up the border. one of my first acts will to be get all of the drug lords, all of the bad ones, we have some bad, bad people in this country that have to go out. we're going to get them out we're going to security border and once the border is secured at a later date make determination as to the rest. but we have some bad homres here and we're going to get them out. >> mr. trump. thank you. same

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and tiffany lee, an associate professor at the new hampshire university school of law. we are in roughly hour two of this senate hearing. so far, just one witness. we're only going to have the one witness, the former facebook product manager that leaked thousands of internal facebook documents to the press, claims facebook has been putting profits over people and it's bad for children, especially girls. and the only people that know what's happening at facebook are the people who work at facebook. what moments have stood out to you so far, leanne? >> reporter: craig, it's been a fascinating hearing that really lifted the cover off of facebook and how it operated. not only do they hide information from regulators and congress, but they also know exactly what their product does and they know it can be destructive and they push people toward that destructive material. there's multiple parts of how facebook operates. it was interesting that she says that facebook didn't set out to be a destructive company but as it got bigger, it continued to want to grow and that's how the

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

it stayed the same in new hampshire and pennsylvania and was up in just two states, new york and new jersey. north dakota continues benefiting from the shale energy boom with the lowest state unemployment rate in the naon for the fourth year in a row. also making the list, nebraska and south dakota. and the states with the highest unemployment include two where the housing collapse hit full force. nevada and california. rhode island had the third highest. regionally, the west was the only area to have an unemployment rate above the national average. the northeast sits relatively close to the national average. and the two bright spots for job seekers were the midwest and the south. ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," washington. >> tom: best buy won't be bought out, at least not by its founder. richard schulze ended his efforts to takeover the company. that news came as the retailer lost less money than feared during the holiday quarter, as it continues to turnaround its business. erika miller has a closer look. >> reporter: finally, some good news from the world's largest consumer electronics c

they let up after iowa and i think they thought that they were fine after new hampshire. and then gingrich came back and they started to attack him again in south carolina but it was too late. and then they just beat him within an inch of his life with attack ads in florida and it worked. they have continued that i think they are probably afraid to let up and go 100% positive and moreover romney has been on the attack during the debate. and in the florida debates at least he seemed to do pretty well. what i think is that they are probably facing a real dilemma. romney has raised his game on the negative side. the question really is is for a lot of republic voters is can he raise his game on the positive side and begin to convince the many republic voters who have doubts about him that he is one of them and has a strong positive agenda. >> bill: i think he showed he could do that in nevada on saturday when he got auto% of the vote and the exit polls show most conservative voters out in nevada went for romney. that wasn't a particularly negative campaign out there in that c

he lost iowa, he lost new hampshire, and it was democratic black voters who saved him and propelled him to this point. and that started in south carolina. and he made a comeback just this year like we've never seen. and also remember, joe biden is defined by his personal loss, his calling card is knowing how to heal himself and what he ran on and what he says he's going to do is try to heal this nation. now he's got to turn his attention to that and, can you imagine a more arduous task? >> yeah, and he defeated a president who was not easy to defeat, as we all know. a political force who really shocked the world four years ago. but it was, as you said, dana, a white, old man who did it and who was chosen by an increasingly young,se party to do one thing, that's regain the ground that was lost four years ago in parts of this country that have been traditionally democratic, and he did it in a way that was always underestimated by even members of his own party. this is a man who is not known for his discipline, who ran an incredibly conservative, disciplined, understated general election c

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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

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it is a jewish family in rural new hampshire. a family where words aren't taboo in the house it is a different time where mental health wasn't something that was in conversation at all but it is very funny hard jokes hard comedy. >> what does that mean >> i suppose if it was a movie, it would berater r for language but please bring your kids nothing like brides maids but when you saw bridesmaids, didn't you go, i hope kids sneak into this it's like that 10 and up. i also have not good boundaries. i really think it is for the whole family in a lot of ways. >> you are going to come back and visit jenna and myself in the fourth hour. >> "the bedwetter" opens here in new york >> she has a podcast too >> i love the podcast. it is like therapy >> not a licensed therapist. >>> coming up, we'll turn to some meal time hacks including a (music throughout) did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's number one

and when i moved to new york, i just let my new hampshire driver's license lapse. and i didn't get a new one. and it turns out if you wait two years you have to take the test again. so, i waited a really long time to do that because i was so nervous that i would, as an adult man, fail the test. so, when i took the test, the written test, i nailed it. this is like a year ago. nailed the written test. and then for the driving test it's even worse. because i went to a town in upstate new york so it was a little less crowded. but it was just you have to line up and wait for the instruction on like the sidewalk. and this was like me and a bunch of like 15 and 16-year-olds. who were all with their like moms. and sure enough the kid next to me is like, "are you seth meyers?" [ laughter ] i was like, "yeah, i am." he's like, "what are you doing here?" i was like, "i wish i knew, buddy." so, i get in the car. and again, you are just really tense. because you like instinctively know how to drive. but, even when you're driving you're like, i hope i'm doing this right. and we

cnn's max foster is live in hampshire, england. the prince is speaking more frankly about this now than perhaps ever before. >> reporter: they wait add long time for this apology, 25 years effectively. it's been a huge upset to them for a lot of that time. so defining for diana, wasn't it? at the center of this these fake bank documents which were created or commissioned by martin bashir, he used to secure an interview with diana and they fed into her fears about the palace, the establishment effectively working against her, trying to undermine her. not only did he do that, the bbc knew about it and covered it up. so massive accusations across the board here. i will just say the police have now saying they're going to look at the evidence here again with a potential of opening another criminal investigation into all of this. prince william saying that diana was failed not just by rogue reporter but by leaders of the bbc who looked the other way rather than asking tough questions. prince harry also coming out with a statement late l

same thing on the republican side, i think a lot of people put too much of emphasis on iowa and new hampshire when looking at how the delegate count's going to go. one of our -- >> let me interrupt for one second because one of the candidates is arriving. the candidate is jim webb, for those -- and there's jim acosta. >> reporter: watching you arrive, i guess a question that people might have is, who the heck is this guy? what's your answer to that, senator webb? >> well, i think if anybody looks at the contributions that we made to the country, they'll know who i am and we'll have a good show tonight. >> reporter: how did you prepare for tonight? how are you coming into this mentally, would you say? >> well, it's a good chance to be able to talk about a lot of issues that concern me and i think concern the country. we're ready to have a discussion. >> reporter: and which of your rivals are you setting your sights on? is it bernie sanders, hillary clinton? >> this is a chance for me to communicate with the american people about the things that we care about and to, you know, really have the o

herself a handsome man edward atcousin, he is from freedom, new hampshire. 100-years-old today. watches hockey teams on tv with his cat toby. that's it for now. happy birthday to you, if it's your birthday, now, back to new york. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. now to the story of a remarkable teenager who survived a rare cancer, the fight that led her into the lab and a discovery that could one day lead to a cure. here's nbc's anne curry. >> reporter: little allah na simon was 12 sen he was diagnosed with a rare cancer. >> they were able to diamondback knows me. >> years of practice. >> reporter: it mostly strikes young people. >> i found it scary through five years, the chances of survival are actually pretty slim. >> reporter: now, after surgery, doctors say her cancer is gone, but if some ways, it never fully left her. >> it's a part of who i am. >> reporter: at 16, allah na began searching for a cure, with the help of her father sandy, a biophysicist at rockefeller university and a small team of researchers. >> this was annich she had to go after. >> reporter: all

trump -- donald trump let voters touch his hair -- [ light laughter ] -- at a campaign event in new hampshire this week. and they haven't been able to turn a doorknob since. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] presidential hopeful, lindsey graham said yesterday that we are due for a bachelor president. we are due -- we as a nation are due -- after a long wait, we're due for a bachelor president. so it is all up to you, juan pablo. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this was fascinating today. pope francis issued an encyclical today calling for the protection of the earth. the earth, which he says, is like a sister with whom we share our life. the earth is a sister with whom we share a life. and everyone knows you shouldn't be fracking your sister. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the pope -- the pope sent that joke in. he wrote and sent that joke in. [ light laughter ] so, you might be like, "oh." pope wrote it. jeb bush's son said today that his father is a horrible dresser, to which chris christie's kids replied, "please. [ laughter ] come on. your dad's fine. your dad is fine." tyler perry wil

. >> remember it was about a year and maybe two months ago we were coming out of new hampshire and nevada and joe biden hadn't won a single contest yet? and then all of a sudden -- >> i remember. >> you remember that. we went down to south carolina, right? and that's the first -- that was the first primary in which african-americans really had a heavy say in what was going on. and if you look across the primaries and you look at the folks who said that race relations was the number one issue for them, look at this. joe biden had a 34-point margin over his nearest primary opponent in all those states. and look at this. uniting the country, again in the primary, what do you see? amongst those voters who said that that was the most important quality, look at this. a 46-point margin over his nearest primary opponent for joe biden. so it's not just the general election. the reason that joe biden won that primary last year was because of black voters, and it was because of voters who really wanted him to address the issues of race relations and uniting the country. >> i went down there and went

seen some temperature contrasts, we will look at those first of all, the highest temperatures were in hampshire, 19 degrees, but significantly cooler around coastal areas of the north—east of england, where it has been grey and cloudy, some fright coming in off the sea, around 9 degrees. over the next few days, right the way through the weekend, we are going to continue to continue to have easterly winds, always warm across western parts of the uk. there's not much rain in the forecast at all in the next few days, and even beyond that either. this evening, then, we end with sunshine for most parts of the country. overnight, eventually cloud developing and moving on across much of england into east wales, further north and west we will have clearer skies, but temperatures no lower than 4—5 degrees. tomorrow, though, starts with more cloud for england and wales, and whilst many areas will see sunshine coming through, south wales and southern england could stay cloudy with showers. dry elsewhere, plenty of sunshine by the afternoon, awakening that misty and low cloud, which is more likely in t

i also got to go home to new hampshire, visit my parents with my brother, which was really exciting. and we -- you know, obviously, i grew up on the "star wars" movies with my brother. and my parents took us to see them when they first came out. and so i suggested one afternoon -- we had nothing to do -- i said we should go -- the four of us should go see "star wars" together. that would be so much fun. and here's the thing about my brother. my brother lives in los angeles and my brother is a movie snob. not about the movie he sees, but wants to see them on like, the perfect projection, with like the perfect sound and he, like, wants to sit in a certain place, so he's a huge ass ache when it comes to seeing a movie. [ light laughter ] and he put a lot of thought into like, where and when he was going to see "star wars." so his initial thought was, "i don't want to see 'star wars' at some like, little new hampshire movie theater." and my dad said, "no, the new theaters are really nice here. things have changed since you were a kid." so we went to see it, and the minute we walked in, i

and underscoring of how her political fortune shifted since her loss in new hampshire. carol: her opponent, bernie sanders, also stumping for last-minute votes. sanders started his day with a rally in minnesota. he explained how he'll win. >> tomorrow is important, and happens here in minnesota. we can win, no question, here in minnesota, if we have the turnout. carol: the latest poll shows clinton leading bernie sanders, 55% to 38%. michael: looking at the state's taking part in super tuesday, a dozen of them and one u.s. territory voting tomorrow. most will hold primaries for both parties, but in alaska, it is a republican-only caucus. in american samoa, a democratic, voters in georgia are among those heading to the polls tomorrow, so we wanted to show you what the latest poll there is saying. on the gop side, donald trump is in the lead. the latest cbs-yougov poll, done friday before the david duke comments, had donald trump at 40% in georgia, ted cruz at 29% marco rubio at 22%, ben carson , at 7%, john kasich at 2%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in the

. >> reporter: in neighboring new hampshire, some hospitals are already full. >> sometimes we're calling 20 to 30 hospitals a day, trying to find beds for these patients. a lot of times we have patients that sit in our emergency room for three or four days. >> mika, again, we're talking about how we can get through this. we just can't underline it enough, though, that the people who really -- this is just terrible, terrible news for our front line health care workers who have been through so much over the past year and a half. they're going to be just completely slammed with unvaccinated americans that are going to be coming into the emergency room. some vaccinated americans with underlying held care conditions. they're already strapped right now. it is really bad. i'm really worry about rural hospitals as well. they don't have the infrastructure to take care of it, especially where the vaccination rates are lower. they don't have the vaccination infrastructure to take care of the crush of people that will be coming into the hospital. let us just hope, let's hope they get a break in the

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

in exeter, new hampshire, biden said romney has his own rule-- to give the rich more money in tax cuts than middle-class families make in a year. >> the "romney rule" says "let's double down on the tax cuts for the wealthy." look, folks, this is not about class warfare. this is about math. this is about math and people's lives. >> sreenivasan: romney had no public events today and did not respond to biden's charge. but his wife, ann, challenged a democratic consultant's criticism of her status as a stay-at-home mother. on wednesday, hilary rosen had said mrs. romney should not be talking about women and the economy because "she hasn't worked a day in her life." ann romney responded today on x news. >> my career choice was to be a mother, and i think all of us need to know that we need to respect choices that women make. other women make other choices to have a career and raise a family, which i think hilary rosen has actually done herself. i respect that. that's wonderful. >> sreenivasan: the obama campaign and democratic leaders disavowed the criticism of mrs. romney. and first lady m

the family finally found her living in a tent in new hampshire. >> just as our very approach, she began screaming obscenities and shouting and behaving in a menacing, hateful way. and she was not a person i'd ever met, and we knew she was not well and needed care. and forcibly took her and put her in the hospital. >> doctors thought wendy suffered from drug-induced manic depression. but karen said they didn't have time to make an official diagnosis. that's because wendy turned 18, checked herself out, and disappeared again. this time for almost two years. >> when wendy disappeared, all traces of her were gone. she did not call anybody. we couldn't find her. we couldn't track her. >> she showed up suddenly apparently seeking refuge from an abusive relationship she was in at the time and then was gone again. >> there was a clear disengagement from reality. she didn't understand that her disappearances were hurtful to her family members. didn't get that at all. >> so it went on and on until one day she turned up and announced she was getting married to denis. the family was overjoyed. >> o

he's been making effectively in new hampshire. high don't think he can go the distance, he has other problems that will come back as he rises that has to do with new jersey but he's the most proficient debater, in my view, on the stage. >> trump is the national leader now. but go back to 2008, forgive me david axelrod but donald trump is hillary clinton and ted cruz is barack obama in the sense that he's ascendant in iowa. look at national polls in 2008, everybody says clinton, clinton, clinton, obama was coming, he made his move in iowa not quite the way cruz has. but what happens to donald trump's brand if he starts losing? he's all about winning. >> psyche is the question. >> can he handle that. >> what does he do. >> the proof is in the pudding. we see how he does tonight. if anybody wants to talk about 2008, it's ax, that's for sure. right now, we use a lot of prizefight analogies because it is like that for the men and women who have to get up on stage. they're thinking about how do i get ready, what are my points, what do i

in new hampshire, marco rubio >> i scored a rifle. thank you. >> reporter: hitting chris christie as a liberal. >> there are people running, republicans running, not amendment. >> reporter: and lindsey graham endorsing jeb bush and calling marco rubio inexperienced. ready to be president. >> reporter: as many in the gop establishment are finally beginning to accept that trump could win the nomination. the next question, can trump forgive an establishment that is trying to find anyone who can beat him. >> i love people who treat me fairly. so far so good. >> reporter: some republicans are starting to wonder if trump couldn't lock up the nomination iowa. you know what? he seems to be trying harder than ever after that rally in iowa yesterday. he is in new hampshire this morning and then on to a rally saturday afternoon. erica. >> kasie hunt, thanks. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are getting ready for a crucial debate tomorrow night right here on nbc. while clinton once looked unbeatable, she is facing a

. >> democratic governor maggie hansen filming this video 300 miles away from her home state in new hampshire, because biden turning away a hittal 42 rule allowing border states to turn away migrants, happening just away from the elections. >> i'll be pushing the administration to develop a strong strategic plan for how we will secure our borders when title 42 is lifted. >> reporter: right now about 7,000 migrants being apprehended everyday, the highest in years and department of homeland security says the number could double or triple if title 42 is lifted. >> it is our responsibility to be prepared for different scenarios and that is what we are doing. >> so far more than a dozen members of the president's own party expressed concerns of the administration lifting title 42. mark kelly of arizona says there isn't a good plan. >> there hasn't been enough preparation, hasn't been a plan put in place. >> reporter: so the administration has no plan? >> well, they've got a little bit more of a plan as of a couple days ago. but it's still not sufficient. we have this arbitrary gate, about 30 days

here was among top performers of 2021 california grew in gdp 7.will% in 2021, behind tennessee and new hampshire, milken global conference 850 speakers debating whether or not federal reserve tloobl raise interest rates, not taking the economy into recession. >> welcome back i am live right now, in the hotel where the milken institute global conference is taking place this day one much anticipated federal reserve meeting, it is kicking off this morning, and we are expecting half point hike, to be announced tomorrow afternoon, looking at all segments for impact of higher interest rates coming up i speak with former global chairman and ceo of ey mark wineburger, also real estate the impact of higher rates coming up ahead of announcement markets on the move take a look at interest rates first, the yield on 10-year, yesterday hit 3% highest level since november 28, we are seeing 2018 rather 2018. the u.s. 10-year now pulling back 1 1/2 basis points, 2.8966% first-quarter earnings flow from pfizer last hour, investors are watching pfizer with a double beat on earnings and revenue although the stock t

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ago, joe biden's political aspirations were on life support after coming in fifth place in the new hampshire primary. we were talking about mortgaging his house to keep his president should camping alive. thanks can change a lot in a year. >> they do. >> it is possible that we could see a rebound in biden's approval, if we are not talking about covid next year, if inflation is not as severe as predicted. the number one issue that voters are feeling, that they are telling the members of congress about right now is the rising cost of goods. if democrats can't get it under control, the party empowers going to suffer. >> the other thing we want to talk about is that after weeks of negotiations, democrats still have not reached the final deal on passing the president's agenda at this hour. friday, house speaker nancy pelosi planned to hold votes and see where things land. >> we are in the best place ever today to be able to go forward. we have not had this level of progress. >> but it's unclear whether progressive and moderate democrats will be able to come together. kelly, you have reporting tha

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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

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they failed everywhere, and they even managed to lose control of new hampshire's legislature. since states oversee redistricting and voting laws, the 2022 midterms look very tough for democrats. part of the issues is republican advantages. the overrepresentation of rural areas, for example. but democratic failures also play a role. put bluntly, too many democratic states have gotten bloated, mismanaged and corrupt. take new york state. it has a budget nearly twice the size of florida's, yet it has roughly the same population. its budget is just 12% smaller than california's despite having half as many people. can anyone even explain why? this increased spending does not always pay off. steven malanga of the city journal cites an analysis from wallet hub comparing tex revenues with the quality of public services such as infrastructure, education, and health care. new york has the eighth highest tax rate but ranks 19th in quality of services. california is sixth highest on taxes and 37th on public services. states like new jersey and massachusetts, despite massive spending, have

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, 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

police in maine believe they've identified the body of a young boy found over the weekend near the new hampshire border. they're not naming him. meantime, authorities from three states are interviewing a woman in the death. she was picked up today at a rest stop in massachusetts and was later taken to the hospital for medical evaluation. authorities have not identified her or her connection to the boy. >>> queen elizabeth and ireland's president attended a formal dinner tonight at dublin castle. speaking in the irish language during a toast, the queen expressed deep sympathy for those who suffered during the long and difficult history between britain and ireland. >>> and the birther controversy lives on in an unexpected way. president obama's re-election campaign sent an e-mail to supporters selling t-shirts and mugs with a picture of obama above the words "made in the usa." and a copy of his birth certificate. his deputy campaign manager said there's really no way to make this stuff completely go away, the only thing we can do is laugh at it and make sure as many people as possible are in on th

she was long dead. [ laughter ] and i went outside and it was in the middle of winter in new hampshire and brought a shovel. and i dug for like an hour and got that much dirt off the ground. at this point i was thinking, you know, petey is dead either way. she has hopped off this mortal coil and ultimately i don't know if it makes sense for me to spend hours and hours trying to dig up a hole for petey while everyone is inside waiting for the services to commence. so, i know part of you are like, don't tell us you just threw petey in the trash but that what i did. [ laughter ] so you're right. [ scattered applause ] and that is what i did. and then my brother came down and i put a rock and patted the dirt to make it look like a rabbit had been buried. and my brother like said like more words about petey then i expected where that's when the guilt starts you know. and then we basically went inside and that was the end of it. and no one knew and then like 15 years later, it was like a wonderful thanksgiving dinner and my whole family was sitting around. we were laughing, we were telling o

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

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