candidates are. if it is a credible ticket with a republican at the top of the ticket and a democrat and running mate. talking about a unity ticket. a lot of people can get behind that. only place that i've been on the ballot, i ran 45 points ahead donald trump. we have a good ability to win swing voters. that is why you're expressing interest. >> neil: if nikki haley loses by a lot, should she still stay as a fallback candidate? >> it is a personal decision for her and closes how close the race is. if it is not close, she's going to think long and hard before going down to south carolina. otherwise, i think she will hang in there as long as she can. >> neil: we will watch closely. good seeing you. here comes "the five." ♪ ♪

>> jesse: hello everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine, harold ford six and greg gutfeld. at 5:00 in new york city and new hampshire. this is "the five." it is all on you line tonight. two hours away from the first polls closing and the new hampshire primary and like the state motto says, it is live free or time for the candidates and their campaign. campaign. nikki haley trying to knock taking off his throne. donald trump is looking to put the final nail in the coffin for nikki's campaign. the former president making a surprise stop at a polling location and new hampshire. watch. >> mr. president. if she ate throughout to you? >> i don't care if she stays in. >> nikki elite wanted it to be a two-person race.

she got that. do you think it is going to go in her favor at all? >> it is going to hurt her. have a big loss today. >> once it is stunning and they get behind you, do you forgive those people or are you still mad at? >> i'm a very forgiving person. just before he is a very forgiving person. last night even assembled to his own avengers style team of former rivals to take down nikki haley. >> if you want to seal the border, pro-trump. if you want to restore law and order in this country, the vote trump. if you want to defeat the deep state, vote trump. there's one candidate in this race that understands how to make our nation more secure, more prosperous -- if you want four more years of donald trump, let me hear you scream. >> nikki says she is not going

. but this is not a coronation. this is same democracy. we are going to have a strong showing today and new hampshire. we are heading to south carolina, going to go through the tape on south carolina come onto super tuesday. >> jesse: judge jeanine pirro is that a powerful image when you have the former president there along with all of these other republicans that have bowed out and endorsed him. it will come message does that sunday? >> judge jeanine: a strong message, unified message. it shows that donald trump is that person that is looking to make sure that he gets along and presents that unified front. the santas came out and said i'm -- desantis came out. donald trump, former president trump who is very

complimentary of desantis and kc. i mention that yesterday. this is a first state primary. this is very important. what is significant and different about this primary is that 40% of the state's borders are independence which means that they can vote in either democrat or republican primaries. i personally do not think there is any reason to want to vote any democrat primate since the dnc has said that new hampshire is not falling. we are not going to count them anyway. joe biden is the writing candidate. i see nikki haley benefiting from that scenario where people say, as a democrat, independent who is leading democrat, i will vote for nikki. that bodes well for nikki. i think and the end, mickey is going to have to understand that even though trump says, don't care if she stays in or doesn't. it is a function of money. a function of where people are going to support her if she

doesn't have the big bucks. shame of it is that she did not have the big bucks from the beginning. money waited a while before it came to her. in the end, she loses in iowa, going to lose in new hampshire, the next race is south carolina, donald trump is apparently beating her by 30 points, i believe. how can you loosen your own home state? it is going to be a problem. she can say i'm in it for the long haul, all that happy stuff, she can say fellas in a condescending way, never saying that i am a woman candidate. her play two women may work, may not. numbers are not in her favor. donald trump is the person that the republicans want to. the republican party is now the donald trump party. >> jesse: dana, nikki haley says she wants is to be a one on one. a lot of republicans say, if it i can get it to be one-on-one against donald trump, that is

might shock. how has she done so far? >> dana: she is running against eight and comment, and someone who has never left the republican consciousness since 2020 when joe biden was inaugurated. there is power in that. yes, absolutely, when you have your former rivals joining you in the podium, screaming, chanting, having all of the energy in the room. plus if you look at the clip we have all the media, "mr. president." joe biden does not get that attention. you can see what is happening there. it's last summer, there were a people -- on the republican side telling nikki haley that she should get out because her poll numbers were so low that she could get out and make way for tim scott because he was the person who had a better chance. she has had some incredible achievements with where she started into percent in february, however, we all know what the polling shows.

president trump is way far ahead. the media has turned the page. media is talking about the general election -- by dinner, look at his numbers against pennsylvania, so much stronger. we are going to end for the longest general election and the history of the country. are you ready? >> jesse: harold ford you nursing your recovering politician, what is it like in this situation, where your accounting how much you have on the war chest. you are looking at the poll, tough decisions. >> harold: it good to be back. if you're serious and you love politics, christmas day and so many ways because it is the culmination were all the work is going to come to fruition. for governor haley, a couple of things have to happen this evening. it has to be a big turn out. she has to do well. in the southeastern part of the

state where you guys are in manchester, even north of goncourt. she comes out of the area and has got to be ahead of him in those areas. if you look at data and 2613 -- 26 and how it candidate trump performed in those areas. 30 and 36%. she has got to do well there because going to generate bigger returns, bigger margins and other parts of the state. the majority of the population is there. three, one of the things that is interesting to me, curious this evening, speeches that they gave it. dana and i were together in iowa and we listen to the victory speeches that evening. governor haley said that she was in a 2% raise. ron desantis, not a bonne terre, not a supporter, gave us a victory that might history lesson. president trump thanked everyone

and called everyone of flattering names and talked about unifying the party. if she loses badly tonight, will be curious to see if she continues to attack president trump and the poignant way that she has in these past few days. if the win for less big, mcnabb and s as he is back in iowa, and if this -- very interested to hear how he talks about her and how she talks about him. on election day, anything can happen, jesse. we will see what this turnout is. my eyes will be glued to fox as the evening goes on in. >> jesse: greg, new hampshire mrs. you, apparently era here in 2016, so everybody wants to say hello. do you miss new hampshire? >> greg: i put the man in manchester. you should test out the new hampshire model. "live free or die.

would be a great segment. >> jesse: we will call the cameras. thank you, greg. >> greg: whenever i'm watching the campaign i have to remind myself that it is like a design problem. it is not a people problem. politics and the media combined bring out the worst in people because that has the biggest impact. you see this political exercise where people are amplifying and salts, natural, that is what happens, it is a campaign. also amplify stories. i find like when i am listening to nikki haley, i think she goes from being a capable leader, to a pandering funny. it bums me out. it is not just her. you can see governor sununu because trump a coward,

desantis supporters railing against trump. everybody agrees on everything except the candidates. nikki is a competent leader, but as a candidate, i feel that when she plays the gender and race stuff forward, i feel that it is dictated by the design of this. she turns herself into a product. there is a story about the beauty pageant story. she said five years old she was rejected from a beauty pageant because she was not white or black. these are stories that are dramatic, but, it is like, all right, i don't know -- strange. i want to think about the general election. can i? i was talking to a friend of mine who knows nothing about politics and everything about sports. he was asking me about new hampshire, why should care,

i told him, politics is like sports with consequences. in the politics you can lose to a team by the tiniest margins in that team for four years can tell you what to do. that is why it matters. you look at what is going on with crime and immigration, taxes, education, controlled by a team that barely beat you. you have half a country being dictated by another half, or at least by the executive branch. and they have the refs her on his side of their team. that is what it is important. >> jesse: it is like being ruled by patrick nelms in kansas city and the referees. four years of catastrophe. >> dana: going to be ruled by taylor swift. >> jesse: new hampshire misses you, greg. >> greg: 1.4 million of them.

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we will find out the results of the nation's first primary election. we have been inputted in a ton of work getting right -- ready for the big debate. i can return the favor for jesse and obviously was so much to do, our day together started at 5:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm so excited, we are in new hampshire, day of the primary. jesse watters came so i can help them get ready. it jesse, good morning, hello. new hampshire primary day. i read these papers. mark some of the places for you. >> jesse: i was out late. i have got to get some more sleep. >> dana: take a look at these. get two more of these cards to look at, and we will be right outside. see you soon, do not go back to sleep. i can get you some coffee.

great, you're ready. excellent. we have a few things. >> jesse: dana, and 15 minutes, how many folks at the read? >> dana: about five. >> jesse: are you always this chip. in the morning? >> dana: i'm working on it. >> jesse: does this place have a gym? >> dana: it does. >> dana: do you want to study. we have a lot of material to study. i made it easier for you with some note cards. >> jesse: do you memorize -- expect me to memorize all these notes? >> dana: not that many, i have a few more here. i alphabetized all the counties in new hampshire by population. you can get started on memorizing that. i had a few opportunities to write down the breakdown of the new hampshire primary results since 1920.

memorize them. i surveyed 500 new hampshire residents, and i have notes on what they think. >> jesse: dana, dana, i don't want to know too much, i want to feel. >> dana: i hear you. just take a few more to make sure you're all set before prime time. >> jesse: we have to go over the run down for "prime time." >> dana: i have 100 ideas. so exciting, new hampshire. this is interesting. >> jesse: make changes to the rundown? >> dana: cannot say that michelle obama is going to replace joe biden on the ticket. >> jesse: it is an option. >> dana: not real, a fantasy. i think we can get another opinion. i'm looking out for you. let me call your mom and see what she thinks. >> jesse: do we have to? >> dana: let's call her. >> jesse: hey, mom. it is dana, wants to talk to you.

>> dana: i'm going through jesse's rundown. saying that michelle obama running for president, that is not happening. i want to protect him. >> i would listen to dana. >> jesse: buy, mom. where are we going? useful musical ♪ ♪ >> jesse: this is what we are talking about. the key to preparation is relaxation. >> dana: items now. maybe i can get some more preparation before tonight. >> jesse: just hold my hand and breath. >> dana: may be your right. maybe we do need to relax. >> jesse: i am always right.

>> dana: there you have it. jesse is always right. >> judge jeanine: looks like you had a very busy day preparing. how much work did you do today? >> dana: we got a lot done. >> jesse: i got a lot done. >> judge jeanine: you always do. jesse, did you learn that you have to listen to dana. >> jesse: not really. preparation is different depending on who you are. someone told me about stoicism. i learned more on that ride more than what i would reading the wall street journal. >> judge jeanine: you can you do anywhere, jesse. >> dana: i wish you were here because i would have woken you up and we would have had you and elliptical. greg, do you like our acting? >> g>> greg: fantastic. i want to address a bigger st story. on the elliptical, you look like a toddler trying to cross

country ski, dana. the best line of the whole thing is that jesse was citing the sydney adams op-ed. that might be the all-time great lines. did you read the sydney adams op-ed, it is amazing. why are you doing this cute segment you're missing on the real story. if you noticed that dean phillips is putting up all his money into new hampshire just as ron desantis is pulling out of new hampshire. is this a coincidence? have you ever seen them together it? look them. >> dana: doppelgaenger. >> greg: watch your mouth, dana. a family show. >> dana: how did you guys do? >> harold: outstanding. glad you guys did not trip like i did when i was trying to take you back to the debate hall and the reagan center. i was surprised. i thought that jesse was a

4:00 a.m. riser, what was going on? before it is acting, harold. it's something that you did not about. >> harold: you are on a roll. >> dana: we appreciate the participation of jesse's mom. coming up. new hampshire results are not even and yet, heavy weights like rachel maddow are already accusing trump voters of dictator. ♪ ♪ but i'm also a mother of four. and as entrepreneurs, we weigh the cost of every decision. medical bills are no longer a worry for our family. so i can focus on my calling and our family. joining christian health care ministries was one of the best decisions we ever made. we're the blair family, and this is our chm story. choose your doctor without network restrictions. all at an affordable price. enroll anytime at chministries.org/enroll. if you try vaping to quit smoking,

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dictator. >> naive to think that he is tricking people depicting him and then surprised, going to act like is it dictator. he is offering strongmen leadership, and of politics, that is why you selling, and very eager to buy. >> if you if that voter that you think the system is working against you, that washington has ignored you, wall street has swindled you -- he want chaos. something to shake up the whole system. from 2015 on, donald trump appeal. speak up trump's line all the time. people that believe a lie all the time are crazy. cannot even understand why 77 million people out there except a constantly lying person. >> judge jeanine: it not to be outdone, alexandria ocasio-cortez is also bashing trump supporter's. >> donald trump is what you get when you want eight politician and body all your hopes and dreams, caricatures of yourself.

von donald trump affirms insecure men idea of masculinity. idea of wealth. insecure white folks idea of race. >> judge jeanine: greg, i want to start with you because this infuriates me. they think that we want chaos as if we do not know that they are the ones causing the chaos. it talk to me. >> greg: this is a design problem of the industry. can i get ratings if you operate on the best intentions of other people -- not get ratings. as quite 80 million people might want something that you don't want, we'll call them dumb, racist, deplorable, misogynistic, because those people don't see what you see. i don't like taylor swift, but i can see why a billion people embrace her music.

when aoc cycle analyzes groups of people done it isn't invitation to return the favor. she is saying that people that support trump are projecting their masculinity and security. isn't she seat saying that because of her own insecurities about her boyfriend masculinity, right. she might realize how soft and feminine progressive males are. this is why she is so pro-illegal immigration. projecting her secret desires for young, feral men who are coming here in droves, and she is stuck with pajama boy. driving her crazy. i want to say one last comment about chris matthew. he has been around a long time, no excuse for having a monumental blind spot. if he was not on set, and sat

him down, and complemented the medic contemplated the nature of trump's popularity, he would get it. it. anybody can explain trump's popularity, right. values what most americans value which is success, meritocracy, putting america first, helping others. he is an outsider and kisses off the right people. i did that and ten seconds. if he said to eat. the moment he gets it he will be thrown out of the system. >> judge jeanine: they say that we want fascism, democracy to end. isn't that counterintuitive? indicate what they have done for the last few years? >> jesse: sure does. it is a corporate media to make us not talk about the issues. instead of talking about the issues, they create a stigma around the issues so you don't go anywhere near the issue. remember obamacare, if he did not like it, you're a racist.

secure border, they get. if you don't want women playing sports with guys or vice versa, you're a transphobic. nobody wants to be an occult, vote for a dictator, be called a bad person. it scares people away from debating the issues. people come up to me just today, they whisper, i'm a big fan, i like trump, but in my office, i worked pretty medical industry. it cannot say it. this is what is going on in this country. for aoc, i know something about insecure men. an insecure man avoids confrontation, and lets his enemy build up their power. insecure man does not set boundaries, i let those boundaries be broken. insecure man is afraid to say no, even to people that he loves, and watches those people at the sun and toot chaos.

we are being led by insecure men, and that is why we have people-aiding their last name. if the country would just get back to normal manhood where people were not afraid of offending everybody, and doing the right thing, would be in great shape. >> judge jeanine: harold, i was at an event last night, was having a heated conversation with a democrat who told me that donald trump is never going to leave office, want to be a dictator forever, a smart guy. i said to him, why did he leave last time. he said, because he had to. what is wrong with people? >> harold: i cannot speak for that guy. i never found it. when i was in political office, and even outside, don't know why it is valuable to be critical of other people's voters, can be critical of the candidate, and

city candidate is fooling them, and a voter should listen more closely to them. not useful to be critical of voters, any democrat or republican. he was saying something different. he was saying in 2016, people voted for trump because their lives are chaotic. do not mind somebody coming in to shake it out. president trump the that. the question for votaries, eight years later from when he was elected and 2016. is that what voters want? i would encourage the biden team. two things for an incumbent to win. economy has to be performing. have to feel like their lives are better. if they don't feel that it is better, even if numbers suggest it is, cannot tell someone you are safe, happy, healthy, financially secure. president has got to hope that some of those things happen in his favor. if i were to campaign to, i

would run a line of ads to talk about, use the words that trump uses . these are things that he said. just let people understand. i would play back things that george aw bush played in the campaign against mike the cost of the mike mike to caucus. i would make clear that this is what -- wanted to do. maybe we should ask them these things. criticizing voters is a terrible thing to do. un-american thing to do. speed to wrap it up for us, dana. >> dana: last week. mostly most important thing in the selection said so far? it was not by politician. it was a democrat who took the opportunity to tell the left, what you're doing is wrong, why can't you be open-minded to what

these people who would vote for republican and trump, what they are thinking, he was trying to ask them to be a little bit humble and gracious. show a little bit of mercy, and look in the mirror. one of the reasons why they're so worried is because they think they're going to lose again. another reason why i don't think michelle obama would get in the race. don't think she is going to. does not like politics. do you think she wants to risk losing to president trump? no way. the other thing. rachel maddow said that trump wants t the and of elections. while tonight, going to see results in a write in a campaign for the democrats and by then. dnc has said that nobody so here is going to count as a judge said. who is doing the election interference? asking for grace, mercy for everybody. to humbly listen to people he

might not agree with. last thing, this is going to be the longest general election campaign and history. if they use all of this hyperbole now, don't know what they're going to say by next week. >> judge jeanine: good points, dana. what is the most important issues that voters in new hampshire care about. our exclusive fox news-footer analysis is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> harold: hours away from the post closing in new hampshire. very first insight on what voters are thinking thanks to our fox news-footer analysis. information you will not see anywhere else. our great colleague joins is not to break it down. >> great to be with you guys.

we have got these brand-new numbers coming and from our fox news-footer analysis collection survey. we conduct this with the associated press. remember, these are early results of what new hampshire primary voters are telling us. we are going to dig into some of the top finding that you will only see here right here and first. what qualities are republicans in that state looking for in their nominee? almost all 95% of g.o.p. voters say their nominees is mental capability is very important. that is far more than they say about other traits like being a strong leader and having the best policies. it is even more about their candidate winning and november. we are going to take a look at how voters look dumb at feel about the charges against a former president and candidate donald trump. a third see them as legitimate. two-thirds see them as

politically faced. really important information coming out of new hampshire. finally, what we have all been waiting for, to see the top issues for republicans on the ground in the state of new hampshire. it is a familiar sight to iowa. and i want, these numbers match. immigration is at the top of the less. in iowa that number was at 41%. economy is second on the list. ten points below immigration an end iowa, number was 33%. you are looking at immigration, the top issue new hampshire and iowa. much different as we have seen on you pulling at the national level where the economy has been number one. i look at some of our first results. much more throughout the night for you. >> harold: thank you, sandra. you guys are up in new ha new hampshire. as a voter analysis consistent to what you guys are hearing and

seeing? >> it definitely for us on "america's newsroom." several voters that have come in. we had voters that were desantis people, haley, and trump people. charles payne has making a good points, the border being broken encompasses a lot of different areas, security, certainly, humanitarian aspect of it. the idea that there is no system. the economy also. so if you are thinking about border as the catch all, the canary and a gold mine for the biden administration, these numbers show. >> greg: i am curious about where these options were presented to these voters because mentally fit would be a given. i went think that in the old days would you even have

mentally fit on their. >> harold: divider assumes that the person has all his marbles -- the voter assumes. the options give you the results, right. mentally fit, strong leader. under the national priority ten. immigration, i wonder why it is portrayed that way. why shouldn't it be illegal immigration, isn't that what people are concerned about? we have this tendency to conflate the two. we are generally pro-immigration, we love the people that come here -- some of the best people in the world. i always find immigration to be problematic. >> harold: it's should be border security, the better way. >> greg: it that is absolutely right, harold. >> harold: your honor? >> judge jeanine: it is fascinating to me that in

new hampshire immigration is the number one issue. for the longest time it was about southern the states. new york city, stumbling over people, seeing what is happening up as a result of what is going on on the hotels and streets. new hampshire? tells me that the issue of immigration will not bode well for the biden administration, nor should it, given the fact that they never enforced the law that says that immigration in order to come to this country, you have to pass a certain muster and do it legally. i think today, greg, when people talk about immigration, colloquially we have been led down the path that it is no longer illegal immigration, just immigration. that is a powerful number, even more powerful because it is in new hampshire. >> harold: it is interesting, supreme court, came down in favor of the biden administration texas and what they're doing. hopefully we can get some

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♪ ♪ >> greg: and you tell i'll poke spilling the dates between a feud of kamala harris and dr. jill biden. the president's first choice of a running mate was gretchen witmer. joe thought kam that was not up to the job of commander in chief. the good doctor cannot stand the vp, "refusal to be a team player" it was barack obama who wasted, on joe it seems like the book

underscored what we already knew. like you, unpopular and incompetent. >> jesse: that was to take away. looks like obama has not chosen to be the worst vice president of all time. think about how personal a decision that is. your vice presidential choice. this is about as personal and impactful as you can get. by then had someone else make the peg for him. we are not talking about -- biden said he was going to be a one termer. this is a huge take. now looks like bike tapping, as vp, forces joe to run for reelection. when you think about it. when obama tapped hillary and 2016, gave a strum. when he tapped

, and 2020, going to give us jump again. thank you.. add >> greg: judge, might have more books written about her then joe biden. she has earned every one of those books. the amazing thing is that why would barack obama push her. when you have got someone like susan rice, or someone like gretchen whitmer, don't agree with for politics, articulate, looks good. she is not laughing like there's something wrong with for every time that she shows up somewhere. what is that all about. if that is my opinion. i'm done. >> greg: back in high school i had a friend that taped a broken fish on the driver's side of mike . is that what obama did by pushing, onto joe biden? >> some tension between these

presidents and vice presidents. there is clinton and gore. w and cheney. this is what happens. winning solves everything. just win, baby. if she's able to help the team went back in four. >> judge jeanine: do you believe that she's going to help the team win? >> greg: an example, listen to your spouse. >> dana: always listen to peter. some breaking news on the campaign front. biden administration wants to get rid of this book, and a bad new cycle. sending jennifer o'malley dillon -- they are taking the criticism more seriously than ever. >> greg: heard it here first.

breaking news. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing." judge pirro. >> judge jeanine: check out this video of a woman vigorously scraping the ice off the car of her windshield. ben from trenton, new jersey secretly filmed it. she got a real workout. programming watch "fox & friends" tomorrow morning starting at #:00 a.m. will cain interviews dwayne "the rock" johnson. they will talk about the ufcww league trump and the possibility of rock running for president. i don't think so. but what do i know? much more. don't miss it. >> dana, you had 10 seconds. >> watch before we go tomorrow because i have something funny about johnny and the marching band. >> jesse: all right. s that it for us. have great night, everybody. >> greg: that's a tease. >> bret: all right, jesse, did you check out the spa.