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>> brian: 7:00 hour on "fox & friends" on the east on wednesday, january 24. a decisive win for president trump in new hampshire as nikki haley vows though to stay in the race. >> steve: she is not going anywhere yet, she says, president biden also won big one challenger refuses to back down at 19.8%. >> 20% tonight and no one knew who we were 10 weeks ago. [cheers] >> steve: that guy, congressman dean phillips is going to join us this hour on his path forward much to the horror of joe biden. >> ainsley: dwayne johnson hopes up about his success and failures in a "fox & friends" exclusive. >> successes are always the ones that are the most loudest and they are the ones that get magnified. no one really talks about the losses. i always like to say it's the times that i failed is the thing that healey started to create this hip on my shoulder that has

allowed me the drive for success. >> lawrence: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> brian: there did you go. inside that beautiful building we had to go through, what, 3 feet of snow this morning to get in here. it's amazing what we have to do to get to work. thank goodness only about 50 yards away. but actually only one inch. i overestimated. for that i forgive you. >> good thing we are not live. finally, we have two results in a matter of days to talk about. the iowa caucus now history. and now the first primary is now history. but the race for the nomination also is not history yet. >> ainsley: yeah. so nikki haley took the stage

last night all of us were watching. we weren't sure if she was going to drop out because she started thanking her parents and family and chris sununu and his family and then thanking donald trump saying he did a good job. he said he earned it. and then said but i'm not going anywhere. we're going to south carolina. >> steve: going in we saw these polls, these polls as recent as a couple of days ago showed that nikki haley would be trounced by donald trump that didn't happen. closer to so points. lawrence, the margin we are going to get for everybody who joining us right now is 11 and some change he beat her. he was not very happy she did not say donald trump is going to win so i'm going to get out because she says she has got a path. >> lawrence: you know, whether it was 30 points or the 11 points it was still a decisive victory for the former

president. she had a lot of independent independents as well as democrats. we just talked with some of them here in the diner said they would only vote for her. definitely donald trump has to go after those voters going into the general election. it seems like when you look at it, it looks like nikki haley is running a general election campaign in the primary. so she is trying to recruit those where donald trump, it looks like the first speech that he gave in iowa was moving onto the general election. last night, it seems like she angered him with her speech. >> brian: you think? >> lawrence: wasn't happy with some of the pundits and their response to it. he really went after them. actually went to the campaign event yesterday, kind of stood in the back, and watched this play out. and had the opportunity to talk to the former president for a little bit before. it seemed like he had a different tone when i was talking to him before. when he went on stage, something happened. and he really took on the

governor. >> ainsley: funny you say that i was watching fox before he took the stage and they were all wondering if he was going to be gracious or not. he got on stage and pulled up so many different people, tim scott spoke twice, actually. and tom homan spoke. he had different people on staining that he wanted to shoat world that they are supporting him. vivek was on stage. eric trump was on stage with him. yeah, he was mad because he said -- he said look, everyone, i won iowa. she came in third. and she is declaring a win. then we go to new hampshire and i won new hampshire, she came in last at second place. and so he said a win is a win and i am on top. >> steve: as it turns out she did not finish last. because, as we talked about yesterday. there were 25 republicans on the ballot. >> ainsley: no one knows who they are. >> steve: i'm going to tell you. i looked it up this morning. the secretary of state's website. donald trump finished first. nikki haley did finish second. but you know who finished last? 25th place?

same sloan. sam, sorry, but you finished last. >> brian: 31-16 in terms of delegates. after the first two contests 31-16 trump over haley mccain 35%. mitt romney 35% of the vote. 74% of the moderates voted for haley. 58% of the college graduates voted for haley. 66% of those not registered as republicans but flipped voted for haley. the president should be thinking general. i know his machine is primed for that and i think is he going to arizona and is he going to nevada. thinking general. he has got to get both those states. those are the things when you sit down and break it down with team trump, he is going to say what matters to those people and how do i get them? and i do disagree with the president on one thing. nikki haley did have a nice dress, lawrence. i don't know how nice the dress was. i believe it was a nice dress. do you con -- do you go with me or the president on that? >> lawrence: i learned a long

time ago not to comment on women's fashion? >> brian: you are not? okay. just lee me out there. >> lawrence: i refuse to. love you, bri, you are if there it by yourself on this one. seriously though, brian, when it comes to the issues, i think that's where the former president is going to win those independents. i was just talking to a mother as we start to dive into some of the polling, the exit polling, the issues that matter to the voters, i know immigration was at the top of that, one woman i just talked to in the diner, she lost her daughter in 2017, and she said the reason why her friend convinced her to vote for donald trump is on that issue alone. >> the people the women that he needs, the suburban women that the former president needs to go after right there. >> steve: that's right. we got some fox voter analysis. we polled 2,000 people yesterday here in new hampshire. we will show you the graphics in just a moment. first, let's go to the guy who

was at the nikki haley i came in second party last night. >> ainsley: bryan llenas has been in new hampshire and he spoke to haley's campaign last night. hey, brian, what did they say? >> hey, brian, ainsley, steve, look, the haley campaign is doing exactly what you guys have mentioned. they are onto the next. last night former president donald trump took the stage a winner by 11 points over former governor nikki haley. he becomes the first republican candidate to win the iowa caucuses and new hampshire back-to-back since 1976. but you guys mentioned it. trump mentioned president biden's name by name three times in his speech last night. but he devoted a specific portion of his speech going after haley. look, trump said haley had a very bad night. said that, you know, he could not believe that she went on stage and essentially claimed victory. let's listen. >> you know, you have to have people that speak up. i said can i go up and speak to everybody thank you for the

victory and go up and say who the hell [bleep] was the imposture went up on the stage before and like claimed a victory. she did very poorly, actually. she had to win the governor said she is going to win, she is going to win. she is going to win. then she failed badly. >> lawrence: after one point going after her dress saying it wasn't fancy. trump is too old. if he believes is he more mentally fit than she is, he should debate her. she made the case that she would do better against president biden. >> most americans do not want a rematch between biden and trump. the first party to retire its 08-year-old candidate is going to be the party that wins this election. [cheers] and i think it should be the republicans that win this election. >> now, obviously haley went on

to congratulate trump and said this race is not over. this race does shift to south carolina. they will be in charleston, tonight, $4 million ad buy in south carolina. the former governor says, look, attacks against her by the president won't work there because she was a two-time governor and they know her. one thing is very clear, guys, from the haley's camp, they are not using south carolina as the true barometer. the campaign releasing a memo that says basically this election we will know where we stand in election after super tuesday. after march 5th. they think 11 of those 16 states are fertile ground for haley. open primaries and independents can exarp pate in them. >> brian: the problem with south carolina it was from october the last poll. you wonder if anything has changed. buff he got a ton of endorsements. 13 south carolina officials have endorsed the former president to one for nikki haley. so much has changed since october. don't you think? >> yeah. no doubt about it.

buff the way in which haley is trying to do this she is saying, look, i'm getting the grass root donations. trump is getting all the legislative endorsements. is he part of the swamp and whatnot. i will say this. when you are not winning primaries. what's the barometer of saying you are winning. here it's improvement. they improved upon iowa. they will improve upon new hampshire they say. they also say ultimately, look, the former president got barely half the vote. that's incredibly weak for incumbent. they also say, frankly, go i can the expectations were that she was going to get beat by 20. they are constantly sort of moving the goal post here about what the expectation is. >> ainsley: still won by double digits. >> steve: you also talked to that team haley team and they said they are going to stay in the race just in case donald trump is forced from the race for whatever reason. essentially, they think there's a path. if the republicans need a plan b.

>> brian: right. >> yeah, one thing i would say about this -- okay, sorry, go ahead. >> ainsley: no, you go ahead. we want to hear what you have to say. >> all right. yeah. i was just going to say like, you know, they said why is trump so angry? so, essentially, haley is leaving the door open to continuing these attacks by saying when trump goes after her, it's a sign he is feeling threatened. she is saying she is not being personal. she is just speaking hard truth. that's the campaign's perspective. steve bryan, great reporting from manchester, thank you very much. let's take a look at the fox news voter analysis. we talked to 2,000 people ask who we talked to republicans and democrats, and the results are based on which of the two ballots they looked -- they called for. of new hampshire republicans, as you can see right there, the unaffiliated, 62% went for nikki haley. when it comes to very conservative voters, the next panel, it shows you that donald trump wins in a landslide, very

conservative. 83%. but, here is the rub and we are going to talk a little bit about how a lot of the major publications today are talking about this. how would you feel if trump wins the nomination? 53% of republicans will be very satisfied. but here's the problem for the former president. according to our voter analysis, 35% of republicans said they would not vote for donald trump. and in a politico article, they say with their analysis, 43% of nikki haley voters yesterday would vote for joe biden. >> ainsley: 43 say he would get the rest of that, which is a lot. you know, lawrence, you are talking to the folks that are there. what are the ones who support nikki haley, what kind of a plan do they want for her? >> well, so if you talk to the nikki haley supporters here. they say they just want the race to continue. of the thing that i found fascinating and i hear pockets. this has been a great diner to

really assess this data. i talked to five unaffiliated voters that voted for nikki haley in the republican prime plenipotentiary they have never voted for a republican before. they also told me they plan on voting for joe biden if she is not on the ticket. so, it just shows you demographics we are dealing with in new hampshire. i think the president, truthfully, take all of this in. look at all the polling, everything continued. got ronna mcdaniel coalescing saying the party should go. looks like going to be the nominee. i think he should use this as a moment not to necessarily go after nikki haley. but talk about the agenda that got some of those independents to vote for him back in 2016. what did we find in the number one issue is the border. there has been no other candidate that's been more dominant. >> ainsley: why would they vote for joe biden if that's their issue, why would they vote for him? >> lawrence: that's the question. why do they say.

>> steve: lawrence, pardon the interruption. ultimately, the case you are making is donald trump last night, according to the voter analysis by a.p., donald trump did not carry key groups of swing voters as we have talked about for decades on the channel. you need the swing voters, you need independents because those are the ones who pick the president. >> brian: if nikki haley is going to do well it would be in new hampshire and this is how well she did. she lost by 12 points. any other year, this is a substantial win for trump except for trump has this huge name recognition and he is coming back for the first time in our lifetime to try to do something that only grover cleveland has done in our past. so it's established. but really not an incumbent. because for four years he has been out that's why is he going to go through the primary process. i know one thing, barack obama became so much better of a candidate after he had that long battle with hillary clinton. and maybe donald trump after being out for four years and not

having to get the nomination four years prior, having a basement operation because of the pandemic in 2020, maybe in the long run this is going to help him giving these speeches. going out, listening to people. changing the message. you know, moving from city to city to city. if this is dragged out a little bit. even though i know he wants to just focus on joe biden. >> ainsley: i understand after interviewing her yesterday i went back too my hotel room and thought about it. i understand where she is coming from where she says it's been one state. this was yesterday morning. there has been one state. and we're going to decide as a country that i'm out now after one state? so i do understand her side. but, the voters have spoken. donald trump won in iowa. it's historic. no one has ever won by that many, by 30 points in iowa. then he goes on to win new hampshire. that hasn't happened since 1976. 47 years ago. so, what does this say about going forward? then in south carolina, all the leaders, look, tim scott standing right behind him. is he one of our south carolina

senators. lindsey graham supports him. is he our other senator. you have henry mcmaster who is our governor who supported him. he was the first elected official to ever support donald trump when he ran the first time. he has a lot of backing. nancy mace decided to back him. what does nikki haley do in south carolina? does she get out now and save her money so she can run in four more years? does she try to make one donald trump so maybe he would ask her to be the vice president so that they get independent vote and they get the maga vote? it would unite the party. >> steve: that is the key, ainsley. if donald trump is going to go ahead and right now big win last night. big win last week. if he is going to be the nominee, he has got to unite the party. and right now bunch of nikki haley people who voted for him last night didn't vote for him, and there are a lot of swing voters. he has got to bring them back into the fold. he has got plenty of time. >> brian: we have tim scott coming up a little bit later and governor sununu. >> lawrence: yeah. that is the true question.

and when you look at the candidates, look, there has been a lot of talk about the -- i think it's important to really dive deep into it. you got republican primaries and you have democrat primaries. the person for each primary is supposed to appeal in the moment to their voters. and there seems to be a huge tribe of trump supporters. that are -- have a strong hold on the republican party right now. they dominate the party. but then you have moderate voters within the party as well. and, yes, nikki haley does get there. i think the problem that a lot of voters have is that when you have people that consider themselves to be democrats or liberals or unaffiliated voters having influence of what the party platform should be and who the candidate should be. i think the president is definitely going to have to unite the country. is he going to have to unite the party as well. but, that's going to be in the general election as well. how is he going to bring all of

those people and co--because then the case is donald trump against joe biden. right now we're still doing the donald trump vs. nikki haley thing right now. >> brian: right. by the way the democrats pretty divide. they this a bunch of democrats screaming the current president 12 times yesterday. and the president was out there really bringing the country together by saying this is the most important election since 1864. and you say the republicans are the extremists? this guy says we are on the precipice of a civil war if he is not elected. and they are blaming president trump for using extreme language. totally irresponsible. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, dwayne johnson, the rock, hints at what is next in his future in a "fox & friends" exclusive. >> will: had the conversations about the president. what is next for you? where will you set the bar next? >> i think there is more to do. you never really arrive. that continues to drive that hunger. what is next for me? i would like to think that i'm a builder, will. i like to build stuff. sometimes they build greatly.

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>> looking at the map and the path going forward, and i don't see it for nikki haley. i think she has run a great campaign, but i do think there is a message coming out from the voters which is very clear, we need to unite around our eventual nominee which is going to be donald trump. we need to make sure we beat joe biden. >> brian: all right. that was rnc chair ronna mcdaniel urging all republicans to rally around donald trump after last night's big victory. fox news contributor, former speech writer for george w. bush mark thiessen, "the washington post" columnist, too. marc, your take away. >> solid win for president trump signal of general election weakness. as he pointed out last night he is the only president won new hampshire primary three times. the last time he won it against bill weld in 2020, 86-9 he

didn't win by that kind of margin last night. >> brian: nikki haley much more formidable. >> much more formidable. he is the effective of quasirepublican incumbent. he never seeded the leadership of the republican party. offended anyone challenged him for the republican nomination. he thinks he should be the no, ma'am to me. last time you had challenge like this republican incumbent 1992 pat buchanan challenged george h.w. bush 38 to george bush's 52%. bush jarred in first primary. president bush scored less than impressive victory over pat buchanan. haley did much better than buchanan ever did. why is this not jarring you showed the stats. 35% of republicans are not going to vote for donald trump. is he bleeding centrists. he needs those haley voters. right now a lot of the republican party and independents are saying they are not going to vote for him. it's a warning sign. >> brian: i could see what you are saying got to win over moderates and i wantedst to win the general. especially in all the

battleground states to sea the president is not incumbent is he is not using the machinery of the white house. >> he has a nicer plane. they don't have a situation room on it. he does not have all of that some ways unprecedented. >> unprecedented. the last guy who did it was grover cleveland who lost the white house and ran four years later and won it back. but, you know, look, he needs to win and how did ronald reagan beat jimmy carter? he beat him by beating the reagan democrats beat republicans over time. the republican party to beat joe biden they need the haley democrats. if trump can't win them over, is he not going to win the president. >> brian: i do think you are short changing nikki haley quality of her candidacy. >> not at all. >> brian: as much as i love pat buchanan he was way out to the right. she is more of a traditional conservative. i want to hear-you probably didn't see this joe biden in h. a speech yesterday. you talk becks stream maga and

how irresponsible. listen to what he said. >> i believe 2024 is going to be the most important election we have had since 1864. [cheers] >> i mean it. and the reason they are clear democracy is on the ballot. [cheers] >> freedom is on the ballot. like the freedom to choose. the freedom to vote. [cheers] >> the freedom to love who you want. [cheers] >> the freedom to go to work, go to school, go to your house of worship. without fear of being gunned down by a weapon of war. >> brian: if you vote for donald trump there will be a civil war, you will be shot, you are no longer to have same sex marriage or anything. i mean, how could that not be labeled anything except extreme? >> kamala harris will be president of the united states. you think that man is going to be president five years from now? i have a bridge to sell you. >> brian: she would be reading the same prompter and same language. >> if trump wins the nomination

i would advise him to show up at the vice presidential debate and debate her too, she is the real candidate. but this is what he has joe biden is the most unpopular president in the history of presidential polling going back to hey truman at the end of world war ii. no incumbent has ever been this weak. if you look at the rcp leading 2, 3 points margin of error. should be crushing this guy so weak. only play he has is maga, maga, maga. he is under water on everywhere issue. there is not a single issue that voters say is important to them that he is above water on. so, this is the only play he has and the problem is it's worked in the last three elections. >> brian: astounding. haley seems to do better head to head. but donald trump does better than ron desantis against joe biden. >> that is true but marginally. she is the only candidate who has shown in polls in several polls to have a double dignity

lead over biden. so, you know, his argument do you want to go with your heart or head? are you willing to risk four more years of joe biden which will be the first kamala harris presidency? and you look at everything that's happening in the world, is that a risk you are willing to take? a lot of republicans are saying yeah, because trump is under attack and they want to rally around him. >> brian: can't win the semifinals you can't play in the finals. >> that is true. >> brian: marc thiessen on radio still there. >> i'm there. >> brian: a woman fatally stabbed her boyfriend 100 times not behind bars. shocking reason why. tim scott will be here. governor chris sununu all next hour. we go over the primary results and still come in. yesterday, lawrence talked to one small business owner upset over migrant handouts. of. >> when we're bringing everyone in and giving them somewhat of a free ride, free healthcare,

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♪ >> ainsley: outrage in california after that woman right there convicted of stabbing her boyfriend to death only gets a slap on the wrist. she faced a possibility of life in prison for stabbing him 108 times. but the judge ruling that she had no self-control while in a cannabis induced psychosis.

todd piro is live in the studio with the shocking details. todd? >> todd: this is a head scratcher, ainsley. the judge scratching 32-year-old britain to 100 hours of community service, two years probation and the big one, no jail time. she broke down in tears after a jury convicted her of involuntary manslaughter last month. california judge claims she had no control over her actions after stabbing the victim chad o'neill i can't 108 times. claim the incident was 100 percent caused by cannabis induced psychosis after the 32-year-old took two hits from the victim's bong. expressed i wish i had known more about the dangers of marijuana. had i known, i never would have smoked it that night at all. the family shocked and angry over the sentencing yesterday. father accusing the judge of being biased he just gave everyone in the state of california who smokes marijuana a license to kill someone.

the woman and the victim were dating for only a few weeks before his death in 2018, police arrived on scene to find speecher in a pool of blood. she attempted to stab herself in the neck before being? case should serve as a warning against the use of pof tent marijuana, over to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: do we have any details? why she did it? there was no abuse, right? >> todd: according to the reasoning from the judge here, this is a side effect of potent marijuana leads you to do things like this psychosis induced state what recourse do the victims and the victim's family have. it's wrong. >> ainsley: this morning, fox voter analysis is revealing immigration is the top issue for new hampshire g.o.p. voters. that includes our next guest, a small business owner who says handouts to illegal immigrants are robbing citizens of the american dream. karen ray joins lawrence now at the copper door restaurant.

lawrence? hey ainsley, our friend karen with us. impassioned interview yesterday. you were talking about what is happening with illegal immigration and how it can impact businesses like yours. >> no, absolutely. i have 8 people that work for me. they are from brazil. they came here through legal pathway. they spent tens of thousands of their hard-earned dollars to become legal citizens who doesn't want to live in this country? it's the best country in the whole world. i understand why people want to come here and better themselves. before we do that, we need to take care of those that give us this freedom to live in this great country, our veterans. we can't even take care of them. so, all these illegal immigrants coming over the border, tens of thousands of them, it's frustrating. it's frustrating for myself, other small business owners, and the people that did take the

legal pathway to get here. >> lawrence: such a good point, karen. guys, we have been talking about immigration being the top issue. the next two guests that i have, they feel like it's a top issue, too. they are both trump supporters. buff the problem that we have here is that one of them agrees with the tone of the president. and then one of them says they wish the president would tone it down. so, ma'am, you said immigration is getting out of control. >> yes. >> but, you agree with the president on being strong on that. but you wish that the president would, what? >> tone it down. i just think the rest of the world laughing at us. policy is great. get control again, take back control of this country. bring it back to its basics but, at the same time, just the personal jabs and attacks are just not necessary. just keep to policy. >> lawrence: your friend right here says i want him to be strong, why? >> i do want him to be strong. the rest of the world is laughing at us because you have

biden right now. and i think we have got to stand up and be strong and have a real fighter in the house. i think he says what is on his mind and he says what the american people want. and he is not following the establishment and just doing what nikki haley would do. you know, she wanted a one-on-one event here, and she got a one-on-one event. and she got her answer. it's time for her to drop out of the race. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am. as y'all can see this is one of my favorite diners the copper door and so diverse opinions, ainsley. but you got two trump supporters. the one that agrees with the tone. the other that doesn't so much. i will send it back to you on the couch, ainsley. >> ainsley: so fascinating. thank you so much. great job, lawrence. well, still to come. dwayne johnson, the rock, shares how he has learned from some of his failures in a "fox & friends" exclusive interview. >> what is your biggest failure? >> we need to open up a bottle of tequila now to talk about this. >> will: is that another

invitation. >> that's another invitation. i'm speaking for myself now you don't know how important that failure is in that moment once you are out of it. and once you have achieved a little bit of success can you look back and say oh, man that, was really important. >> ainsley: we have much more on that interview and how the rock turned to sports to get out of poverty. plus, here in new hampshire, democrat presidential candidate dean phillips joins us next after picking up 20% of the votes in last night's primary. there he is walking on to our set. come on. ♪ ♪ headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. men tell us when they use just for men® to eliminate gray, there's a great "before and after". then, there's the 'after the after' that boost you get when you look and feel your best.

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>> janice: warm-up for the eastern half of the country. not feel like january more like springtime. the delineation between the cooler and warmer air and along that front, that's where we have the heavy rainfall happening right now with flooding in and around the houston area towards the border of louisiana in towards jackson, mississippi, here is some of that rain that is still to come. 5 to 8 inches for wide swathe. we could see isolated amounts bigger than that, 8 to 12, depending on where you live. and the risk for severe storms as well. hail, damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes. we could see some rotation with some of these cells. so just be aware.

know where to get those watches and warnings. here is the rest of today's forecast. that front moves all the way up towards the northeast. we have a wintry mix for new england, including rain and freezing rain. and then there's the big story, the heat, i mean, relatively speaking because it's still january. but we're going to see above average temperatures, 10 to 20 degrees and certainly way above from what we saw this time last week. so some of those temperatures nashville, 17 but this week it's going to be 64. so there's a good example of some of the warmth you will enjoy and fox weather.com for all of your latest details. now to the news. >> stick around flooding u.s. army base marshall islands tearing the doors off the wall check this out. >> door closed. wow.

whoa! can you believe that? like a scene out of a movie. several people were unfortunately hurt. the damage, of course, extensive. officials say clean up could take months or even years, apple is reportedly pushing back at plans to release new electric vehicle, the company was planning on releasing its new car in 2026. but reports now reveal the ev could launch in 2028. so apple could add more limited features. meanwhile toyota's chairman thinks gas powered cars are still king, saying no matter how much progress evs make i still think they will only have a 30% market share. i think this is something that consumers and the market will decide. not regulatory values or political power. dwayne "the rock" johnson announcing his appointment to the board of directors for tko, the parent company of wwe and ufc by ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. the move also gives him the trademark to infamous nickname,

will cain spoke to the rock in an exclusive "fox & friends" interview about his humble begins. >> when i didn't make it to the nfl, i went up to the cfl i played for as long as a ham sandwich and then i got cut. i had to move back in with my parents. 7 bucks in my pocket. realize back then making to the nfl is the best thing that never happened. >> carley: stick around, there is going to be more of that exclusive interview coming up next hour right here on "fox & friends." steve, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. democratic hopeful dean phillips yesterday finished, look at this, he got 20% of the democrats voting in the new hampshire primary yesterday. and he said this afterwards. >> we decided two weeks before the october 27th deadline to come up to concord and we just earned 20% tonight and no one knew who we were 10 weeks ago. [cheers] >> this country deserves options.

this country should not have coronations. and i know -- i know the exhausted majority of this country center right and center left americans, i know they would much rather see a nikki haley, dean phillips matchup this november and we are going to try to get this done. >> steve: last night now live here in new hampshire democratic presidential candidate congressman dean phillips also a david lookalike. congressman, it's great to have you. >> great to be with you, steve. >> steve: the white house this morning are probably going wait a minute, why didn't we do new hampshire again? that guy got 20%. >> i have been business i wish start from zero and 20% market share in 10 weeks. >> steve: no kidding. as i said for many weeks before. this i respect joe biden. even those numbers last night. not those of a strong incumbent. and as you pointed out earlier in your show today, the lowest approval numbers in measurable history. i'm trying to wake up my party to what is an impending

disaster. >> steve: no i hadding can. in our voter analysis, two interesting statistics. these are just democrats about, let's see, is joe biden too old? 53% of democrats say no. but 47% say yeah, he's too old. with voters under 45, and these are democrats. people who requested a democratic ballot joe got 43% of the age 45 or under and you got about 30%. that's a lot. and there you can see the numbers right there. this should be setting off a warning light at the white house. then again, they are all. in they're heading to november. >> steve, i have been saying for a year, the president could have cemented his legacy, done what he essentially promised. serve a term and be a bridge. he has acknowledged 50 democrats that could win, this that should win, this and the truth is i think joe biden is the only person that do donald trump can beat in reverse as well. we are facing a circumstance where most of this country, 70%

wants neither of these people. i would imagine, like i said last night at my rally, i think most of this country would rather see a nikki haley vs. dean phillips matchup and the country would be better off. >> steve: one of the key issues, i know we did voter analysis on abortion within the democratic party. and that is, you know, 97% say abortion should be available if not in all, in most circumstances. with republican voters, they break down, according to their number one priority and number one in the state of new hampshire was immigration. and we see -- we see what is going on in our southern border. and i don't get how the white house watches those images. you got a tv. you have seen them. it's like how is that a good thing? >> steve, i have more than a tv. i have been there twice. responsibility of elected officials not make decisions from screens but to go to the place where the crisis is. in this case i have been to the southern border twice. every single voter i'm speaking with around the country and every other candidate would say

the same thing, costs and chaos. life is unaffordable and people are fearful of the chaos at our border, around the world. unfortunately, i do not see the potential of either of these men dealing with it in a way that our country really needs and the crisis at the border is solvable. i know that thoughtful republicans want thoughtful immigration policy. and i know democrats want border security. so, we should be asking a question, what the heck is going on here? >> steve: i'm glad you mentioned the last part. you mentioned thoughtful republicans because even though it was a trump event here in rochester, new hampshire a couple days ago, you went to the trump event and you talked to a bunch of republicans. >> i did, steve. that's my responsibility. i'm sick of this political culture that only rewards dividers. i flipped the district that had been republican for 60 years in 2018. i didn't do so by just pandering to democrats. i invited independents and republicans. i'm the second most bipartisan member of congress for a reason. i have great friendships with both sides of the aisle. any leader of the free world should show up and the other

side's rally and say hello and greet people. i got to tell i spoke with 50. they were the most hospitable, kind people i interacted with a long time. yesterday at the polls i said hello to everybody holding signs, biden signs, williamson signs, my signs, haley signs, trump signs. people were so decent. i would call it anger takenment. we are so much more divided than we are ask people don't turn off maybe this show right now turn off your tv sometime. go out in the country, meet people. give high fives, handshakes and hugs. let's get our act back together. i don't think these two men are the ones to do it. time for a new generation. that's my proposition. and i do think the country is ready for it. i just think that political duopoly is preventing what most americans want. >> steve: don't turn off the tv at all. you might be in nielsen's home and we need the ratings. >> steve, thank you. >> steve: real pleasure. thank you very much and congratulations. >> thank you so much. here we go. >> steve: do you think joe biden will call you? >> i have tried him twice and

didn't take my call but i hope he does. >> steve: okay. let's see what happens. >> thanks. >> steve: dean, thank you. still ahead on this post-game show on this wednesday morning, all eyes now on south carolina. senator tim scott and new hampshire governor chris sununu. one was for trump, the other for haley. they are both next. ♪

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