>> we have lost technology from new york. i will pick it up from here and scroll it back so we know. fewer than 24 hours from new hampshire's first in the nation presidential primary. iowa caucuses were last upon monday, so this season is on. it is a two-person race for the republican nomination for president. florida governor ron desantis dropped out, that was about 21 hours ago. he says he will back former president donald trump. >> we can't go back to the old republican guard of yester year

corporatism that nikki haley represents. >> harris: tim scott here. >> we have a stronger economy, healthy military and safer world, compare and contrast the only, the own conclusion is donald trump. >> harris: now there are two, just two despite polling showing donald trump ahead by double digits, nikki haley is welcoming that challenge, saying, bring it on. >> when we win the presidency in this country, i will prove have made the right decision. for now, i leave you with this. may the best woman win. [cheering] >> harris: donald trump was on fox this morning. watch. >> i would say that with nikki, i haven't done anything. i'm upset with her. she said, i will never run.

she worked for me for 2-1/2 years. she was okay, not greats, okay. i don't see a path for her at all. >> harris: he's very upset with her, we'll kof it all. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner joined by kayleigh mcenany in new hampshire. bedford here and also joined by co-host emily compagno and fox news correspondent molly line, former congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin, wonder how close he could get new york now? he might do better against democrats, did well last time. latest polling out of new hampshire shows donald trump with 57% support and nikki haley 19 points behind at 38%. you know, congressman, it is hard to know what voters will do, in this stase especially, largest group of voters in new hampshire is undeclared.

>> lee: this is still a republican primary. all the momentum is with president trump, endorsements of different candidates in the presidential race fuel that momentum. result in iowa fuels that momentum. as of right now, heading to tomorrow, president trump is favored for a really big win and possibly the end of the primary if nikki haley chooses to end her bid after that. >> harris: emily. >> emily: more compelling question for us is how democrats will write-in for joe biden? we know president trump has a commanding lead over nikki haley, even before ron desantis dropped out. david miller filed a report this weekend and pointed to the fact democrat dean phillips is on the ballot and biden is not and suggesting mr. biden's strong

showing could wound biden and lure big hitters into the race. that might be a stretch, if you think it is a stretch, look over editorials from the "new york times" and politico and the wsj, stories about biden being on the back foot in michigan. john fetterman got a lot of attention for blasting the out of control border and party insiders have laced the white house for not paying more attention. this could generate more interest to mr. phillips, what will it do for president biden? >> harris: what i love about that, i was in the green room this morning getting new hampshire makeup, it is cold, it comes with hot tea. dean phillips walked in behind me. wow, he's here for a republican primary. i think he's getting the point you are making, emily. all eyes on new hampshire.

biden just didn't think it was worth his time. i don't know the whole story. dean phillips does. would he go no labels? maybe, maybe not. he has shown up, that is tip of the hat to democrats who this is not their primary, but why not show voters you like some love. molly. >> molly: great point. interesting addean phillips put out endorsed by his campaign featuring bigfoot and talking about how hard president biden was to find in new hampshire. democrats and national committee not committing to new hampshire and not participating and shrugging that off. interesting to see how seriously it is taken, whether the write-in is successful or not. there is a story either way. they can say we were not playing there, this is irrelevant and move the news cycle forward.

or say we didn't play there and we did win. they will try to spin it to their advantage either way. >> harris: biden has no competition right now. for someone to show up and say i'm the competition, that person is in person. i want to get back to desantis 21 and a half hours ago dropping out of the race. we saw each other in passing late yesterday evening and both said the same thing, didn't see that coming right now. it's changed, when you spend time with voters, the mood. >> emily: this news rocked the political universe. governor ron desantis got a friendly audience but the calculation for governor desantis was get out now and i believe probably save face for 2028, do the right thing was part of the calculus.

in all senses, this is nightmare scenario for nikki haley. vivek ramaswamy's percent could go to donald trump. it did. all showed majority support for president trump in new hampshire. desantis 6%, traditional faith voters, voters who would like someone like donald trump. i anticipate desantis vote could put trump over majority support. flip side, theory for the nikki haley campaign. 40% independents in the state. expecting record turnout. their theory, independents may help us, we get within striking distance. if donald trump wins here issue first time since 1976 in open republican primary to win iowa

and new hampshire. it would be a big victory. >> harris: the way you point it out, the daily tracker. kayleigh is right next to me here, they picked up 2% overite, after desantis dropped out. we can't tell what that will shake out to be in terms of number of voters. they both got part of that. i wonder what that says about a desantis voter. those are numbers we're watching for. new warning for president biden's campaign. another one? one democrat warning the problem is not policy, the problem is the man.

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>> president biden: every time i hear hail to the chief, i wonder, where in the hell is he? >> they are playing your song. >> kayleigh: america may be worning that too. putting that aside, moments like that are not helping escape questions about age. his camp is trying to downplay the concerns. >> the president's age, we have a simple formula, result. age equal wisdom and experience and president biden has come to the table and brought people together from both sides of the aisle to deliver results for the american people. this election is not about age. >> kayleigh: according to abc news poll, 69% do not think

biden has mental sharpness to be president and now democrats are saying the quiet part out loud. the level of concern is growing and it should be, the problem is not policy, the problem is the man. the president doesn't seem to be getting the message, posting this photo, writing, three years with this dream team. look at that fe photo. you have the dream team. talk about this dream team, whose approval is 33%, biden's approval. "u.s.a. today" his vice president kamala harris at 33% and note that tweet got ratioed, you get more commentses than retweets, never a good thing. >> emily: and who is the guy on the far right? the bottom line, they declared candidacy for 2024 over nine

months ago, in april. their first joint campaign appearance is day of the new hampshire primary, with biden and kamala. he is on his back foot, not just in michigan, good representation he is totally ignored entire demographic of kowtowing to another and that analogy can be applied to many demographics and many can argue, i see how the president has favored xyz is front of me and favored illegal immigrants and prioritized in resources and attention and time over me, the average american who pays taxes and his version of a 21-year-old voter on tiktok and ignoring moderate voters who feel different about israel. he has lost huge swaths of

support because of ignoring gaza and plight of palestinians, for example, in michigan. also underserved in the communities, african americans, people of color and under economically served communities. food deserts and the list goes on. they see who he is prioritizing in verbiage in words while not including himself in all hail to the chief. now the team is together and here we go when he's not even on the ballot, there will be more to come, including heavy hitter dem democrats that will try to put themselves on the ballot. >> emily: congressman zeldin, i want to preface what i'm about to say, nbc reporting nasty robo-call in the democratic primary with joe biden's voice

saying don't show up. not joe biden's voice, it's a trick. we have not confirmed that. they are not analogous, joe biden is a write-in candidate. latest poll from the democratic primary. this is december, biden 50%, above dean phillips at 10%. again, a december poll. flip to most recent republican poll and you have donald trump 57%. reason i bring this up, you could see headline if there is a reporter that reads like trump garners bigger percentage than joe biden. that could be problematic for joe biden. >> lee: kayleigh, you are right, that is the way this is heading because president biden decided not to campaign in new hampshire and there are a lot of democrats in new hampshire who are very unhappy with how president biden and how the dnc handled this

entire process. that headline could well be coming tomorrow night and i feel like a lot of new hampshire voters have a lot of pride in the fact new hampshire played this important early role in deciding who democratic party and republican party has as eventual nominee and president biden decided in this process, he was going to go his own way and hasn't taken time to show any love to new hampshire voters. you will see some payback and dean phillips has been working it hard andernaing support so people get to know him and supporting him not because they are unhappy with president biden, but people may be happy with dean fillins. >> emily: deputy campaign manager is on delusion campaign despite low approval of the economy, here is what he has to

say, watch. >> i'm sure it is not good to talk about economy booming with job creation up, consumer sentiment up, inflation going down. it is easier to talk about age than those things. they will say anything to avoid talking about what is at stake. >> emily: l >> kayleigh: the economy is booming, only 13% say they are better off financially. 31%. >> harris: i had interesting conversation with charles payne last hour from fox business. he said people are not feeling those things and he asked me, what is a bright spot? the price of things will stay high, we know that, inflation is still there. interest rates are coming down. he said, great, we pitch into recession. here is problem for biden administration, we don't know if recession is coming. we know precipitousness of

interest rates coming down and housing rates probably will not happen. it will happen and months after the election, you will see a break. how does biden sell that? he can't. he can't. unless he has a bill clinton moment of i feel your pain, help is coming, not likely before the election, why can't he talk like a normal person and talk to us and tell us what is going on? it is not hard. like inflation, prices are not going to come down, inflation will cook less hot. you will feel pain longer, here is my long-term plan unless he doesn't have a plan. >> kayleigh: molly, you know new hampshire well. it was in his interest to have south carolina first, not counting delegates coming in low marks, i think could be a big

mistake. >> molly: you know, he didn't do well in new hampshire last time coming in fifth behind elizabeth warren, there is a little strategy at play here. the age factor, there is b enthusiasm problem with younger voters. i don't know if not being deeply involved in the process and republicans getting attention will help or hurt, this is a game changer for new hampshire, they will write the headlines and if this write-in campaign is successful or not. >> kayleigh: we'll be watching. questions over who trump would pick to be his running mate if he locks in nomination employs big names his advisers are considering next.

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♪ ♪ >> emily: voters in new hampshire have not cast their votes yet, but a confident trump campaign is talking about names for vp, j.d. vance, huckabee-sanders and elise stefanik, kristi noem, tim scott and vivek ramaswamy have been floated as potential candidates. trump says a decision may come in the next few months, but he has someone in mind. watch. >> i may or may not release

something over next couple of months. the person i think i like, good person, pretty standard, people won't be surprised, 25% chance it could be that person. >> emily: lee zeldin, i'm not a betting man, according to vagsz vegas, odds are on kristi noem. what do you think about it? >> lee: nothing more important in trump campaign world than tomorrow's primary in new hampshire and i'm sure for the next 24 our 36 hours that will be top of mind for energy and effort. coming out of it, if the primary is ending as early as this week, you start shifting to general election and that might be the biggest decision to make and there are important decisions after tomorrow. as far as president trump picking a vice president, he's gone through this for four years

and had a vice president and now has certain traits in mind. certain chemistry, hard work and loyalty and it is a big decision to make. maybe he doesn't make it until closer to the convention, maybe sooner. that is up to him. top of mind, all that matters for him is tomorrow. >> emily: molly line what is undeniable is trump's command of the media. some argue he put out a short list and trump loves holding suspension and our attention and coming out and dropping a bomb later on. maybe no one on the short list will be that pick for that reason. >> molly: yeah, there is a long list, a lot of different choices. that list alone and plenty beyond that. republican party has a lot of options and things to fill in

places. he does hold it close to the vest, saying 25% chance, not a big hint, a good person, that doesn't tell us much. he is skilled at holding out and making us think about it. it ask a lot of speculation, sounds like he hasn't made up his mind yet and has a lot of time to make that happen. there is new hampshire on the cusp, 24 hours from voters having their say. >> emily: kayleigh talk brass talks about former presidential candidate. president trump has been graceful and gracious accepting endorsement of vivek ramaswamy and governor ron desantis who is not on the short list. what do you think about analysis of choosing any candidates along landscape of nikki haley saying i'm not this this race to be

vice president. >> kayleigh: she says she is not in to be second. she's been pressed about being a vice presidential pick, she doesn't say no, she is leaving that door open. i believe and polling bears this out, the vivek voter and desantis voters are base party, bone-ribbed conservatives and i believe they come home. that voter will never vote for biden or will not sit home against joe biden. they will show up. may take time to come around. two qualities is number one, two can bring in the nikki haley voter? who can bring in the independent and suburban mom and establishment republican, you need them to win, who can bring in that profile of a voter and who can be credible messenger amid legal issues. who can credibly message to that

voter on the issues that are perilous? a few people fall in that camp, nikki haley, tim scott, who is so good and optimistic speaking on issues. you have a lot out there. donald trump has good gut instinct who to pick. >> emily: you have to straddle both worlds, those fleeing biden and those who will be tried and true to the gop politics. >> harris: look at who did well in places where kayleigh pointed out former president trump needs help with suburban women and with independents and tim scott may bring a few, nikki haley polls best in that and we will see how new hampshire turns out, as well. it is interesting that she said no and then a maybe and the president said maybe and then a no. he's basically said she's not

strong enough, not this or that. on a positive note, congratulations to senator tim scott on his brand new engagement. god bless him and his beloved, hope they do so well and give us some kids, would you? >> emily: auntie coming in. lee zeldin, another final thought about the point of bridging the gap and straddling the two worlds. final thought for vp pick? >> he didn't hear that. >> emily: lee zeldin. >> lee: i think it is important point, as you go to general election you have independent-minded people upset wanting safer streets, stronger foreign policy, they care about kid education. their family and community and the country, you have to be able

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"outnumbered," harris and i are live from bedford, new hampshire, ahead of the presidential primary. biden is not here, he is getting back from vacation today. he took a swing at republicans trying to blame them for the border crisis. >> president biden: i've been clear from the beginning, the border is broken, the house and speaker have to decide if they want to -- >> kayleigh: when on pressed why the border is not secure, biden said it never was to begin with. >> the border -- >> president biden: it is not [indiscernible] -- give me the money. >> kayleigh: democrats and president biden's own party have had enough of him playing politics with the southern

border. listen to senator john fetterman warning never before seen surge of migrants is threatening the american dream. >> two things can be true at the same time, you can be supportive of immigration, we need a secure border. i think about immigration, we want to provide the american dream for any migrant, it seems difficult when you have 300,000 showing up to do that. >> kayleigh: senator john fetterman could not be more correct. fact check, biden said the border has been unsecure for 10 years. a chart shows apprehensions and through yellow bars is under biden, massive number up to 2 million in 2023. >> harris: unfortunately delusion is not on the list of things you need to be president and those are not percentages, polls or anything like that that the white house likes to say they don't really believe in or

it is too far out. those are raw data from the federal government on people who cross into the nation illegally, gotaways, those numbers aren't on that. think about adding a million more in the last year. it really is disturbing if you cannot see what is going on, how do you fiksz fix it and you have a czar and a secretary mayorkas who can't fix it, whose priority is our nation's sovereignty? if your president and people you task can't do it, it falls to you. you can't be falling down trying to fix it, he's falling down on the job. they are not doing their job. stand up, get intestinal

fortitude and do what is necessary. maybe put back in place trump policies that were working, that takes a man. >> kayleigh: jen psaki had thoughts on the issue last night, let's watch. we all know the real reason trump wants to tank this deal, he doesn't care about solving the problem at the border. he wants the issue to run on, fearmongering and scare tactic to excite had voters and base. this deal is far from perfect, if trump is successful tanking this deal, democrats should not let voters forget it. biden's fearmongering about the border will continue until november. >> kayleigh: emily, it can be dismissed as fearmongering, polls show border surging in importance it voters.

>> emily: hallmark of this administration is this, you don't care about an issue until it hits you personally. you can argue that especially with this topic, to your point, kayleigh, as reflected in polls, it is paramount to every american's priority list, it is impacting every american. this administration plays it off as fearmongering when people in denver have to wait for a bed because illegal immigrants have filled up the hospital or people have to forego buying groceries because of inflation or they have to put their kids in a different field because their home field is filled up. this administration, everyone else but americans and they will tell you it is your fault, your fault you chose to buy a truck with gas or your fault you chose to work in a factory. to them, it is fearmongering

rather than reality. 41% said it was their top issue. when you look at monmouth poll, 25% say top issue. 59% say very important issue. >> molly: this is something people care about. big city and democratic leaders talking about this, saying we need help. now a dozen democrats in the house of representativeses joined with republicans in resolution put forward denouncing current policy, alaska, maine, across the country. >> we've lost molly. lee, your thoughts? >> lee: the president claimed power and responsibility to open the border. he stops construction of the border wall and ramps up catch

and release and gets rid of remain in mexico and title 42 and wants to act like he doesn't have power to fix it. he is wrong for doing it. >> kayleigh: has been going on for the last 10 years, nothing to do with biden, he tells us. first lady jill biden is getting roasted online for a speech at hunter high. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff]

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>> 36 hours until the polls open in new hampshire. we have our election team on the ground ready to go and congr congressnancy mace on why she is backing trump. and fani willis in court today trying to get out of giving a deposition. leo and jonathan turley will be here.

keith kellogg joins us and contrast between buckingham palace and u.s. department of defense, why do we know more about the king's health than the defense secretary? join us at the top of the hour. >> harris: bad optics for jill biden and the president's troubled reelection campaign. social media pointed out her campaign stop at hunter high. a high school in utah. she gave a stump speech next to signs emblazened with the word hunter high. irony alert, straight out of a veep episode. it was called appropriately named and maybe joe biden should have picked a different school to speak at. >> emily: what was the advance team here?

you have hunter high sign behind her and on the podium, hunter high school. any good team would look around the team and say probably not the best, this will be utilized by my opponent dochl they still have their job this afternoon? >> harris: ouch. emily. >> emily: they should have lost their jobs a thousand years ago, kayleigh. she will say like she said before, it is cruel, everyone is mean to my son and grandchildren. are you including the one he ignored? y woo are not mocking him, we are mocking this administration for complete and utter continued failure to point things out like this and get a grip on the way the rest of the world sees them. >> harris: lee zeldin. >> lee: maybe this is a sign how the rest of the campaign will go. you have stuff in your control,

sometimes stuff is out of your control. there are bad things that happen along the way, you can't run perfect campaigns, if this is going to be the way this year, 2024 will go for the biden campaign, draft concession speech now. they cannot afford these mistakes this time of year. >> harris: i feel bad for the high school, it is not their fault, allegedly there was coke found on the gun and at the white house, that is not alleged, a true story. you can't make that up, it is not the high school's fault. >> molly: this should be about education and focus on that and what the first lady is trying to do there. there might be a pun and bad joke, it is a serious situation for joe biden and hunter biden who has a deposition scheduled for february 28th, this goes

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♪♪ >> of course we would be playing that, guys. you know what happened last but not least, brotherly love on full display during last night's nfl playoff game as jason kelce, eagles star, went all out to support his baby brother travis as the chiefs beat the buffalo bills. >> second down, launched wide open, kelce has the touchdown.

oh, there's his brother. >> says right on, that's jason. >> emily: there he is, there is the polar bear, the shirtless all pro center, even jumped out of the private suite he was sharing with taylor swift into below freezing temperatures to celebrate with fans. but i got to start with you, congressman, we have to have a moment of sorrow and a eulogy for the bills. because i think the majority of everyone is real sad today. can i get an amen? >> oh, gosh you know, all the hearting they say was for taylor swift, maybe it was for his brother. all out, almost all off, we have an eagles player rooting for the chiefs but perfectly fitting in in buffalo at that park. those buffalo fans salt of the earth, and with all the other topics we had to talk about, the fact that people can just still enjoy some sports, some family, some friends like this, you know, god bless 'em all, but

it's a rough night for the buffalo bills hearing that wide right call. >> emily: no joy in mudville. and people don't realize travis wears 87 for his brother jason, he credits his entire football career with his big brother taking care of him, a second chance in college, a lot has happened and they are a great brother duo. >> emily: they are. two years apart, their podcast is hilarious, by the way. in watching the game i have to admit i really felt for donna kelce, like again and again i feel for the mom, like how do you choose between your kids and to see how great a mom she is is one son supporting the other so amazingly. i mean, i was a little worried about hypothermia, but you know, i guess -- >> emily: he's insulated. >> harris: go chiefs. one more, let's see how we do. >> kayleigh: i loved when travis kelce did the heart for taylor, i thought that was very sweet.

i equally love perhaps more when jason kelce got a little fan shirtless and brought the little fan up to take the picture with taylor swift, just echo rex, a humor columnist for "u.s.a. today," i'm sorry, the only sensible super bowl halftime is taylor swift singing with jason kelce dancing shirtless. >> emily: my co-hosts are generous today. i don't hold their same sentiment. >> i'm pro jason kelce stealing the show. looking at the glass boxes, great to see jason kelce enjoying the show and for his brother and loving it and clearly the fans did, too. >> emily: some fans. guys, our condolences again to buffalo, but thanks to everyone for watching us today. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports". >> sandra: all right, thank you, team. a live look now at the white house briefing room where any moment karine jean-pierre