rochester new hampshire. watch. >> we want to thank the fire department. we have a lot of people out there. that is like a poll, i just want to say a very special hello to new hampshire is a very important place for me, you remember 2016 we had to come in here and when it and we want to buy 21 points and the rest was history, we went up and down the east coast through the midwest, we went through and it was a beautiful thing to see, even if you look at 2020 we did better in 2020 than 2016. i think right now we have the highest level of enthusiasm that anybody has ever seen, ever before. the reason, the reason they are so bad, they are destroying our country, we have the worst president in the history of our country and he is destroying, he is destroying our country, i just told a very early and interviewer who might be right there, lawrence, come here for a second. get over here. he gave me a killer interview. [cheering] i just said the happiest person with biden's jimmy carter, jimmy carter and his administration was brilliant by comparison, before we beg

hampshire, rochester, new hampshire. cnn's alayna treene was at that event just a short time ago and is in rochester, new hampshire, still. a alayna what happened at that event. >> reporter: donald trump just left the stage about 20 minutes ago, i'd say. i mean, look. i mean, what a difference a few hours make, right? donald trump's rhetoric tonight about ron desantis is a complete 180 from the type of language we've become accustomed to over the past year. i've gone to many of donald trump's rallies, and he's always used very sharp language to attack ron desantis. and really a major shift ever since desantis endorsed donald trump tonight. now, i can tell you that according to my conversations with donald trump's campaign, it's still unclear whether or not they're really going to embrace him moving forward. i mean, i do think if you listened to the language he used on stage at this rally, it does seem as if donald trump is speaking of him more favorably. the question is, will they potentially use the florida gov governor

cnn, rochester, new hampshire. >>> a cnn political commentator and republican strategist. she joins me now. good to see you, alice. desantis out but let's face it, he was pulling 6% in new hampshire, he was running out of money, that had been defecting so i don't think we can save the decision is wholly unexpected but how do you think it is going to impact the race? >> will have a big impact, michael, new hampshire and as far as how it impacts the race after that remains to be seen i don't think very much. and here is why, desantis came into this race, he had tremendous amounts of money, he had tremendous amounts of expectations, he had a solid name i.d. and quite frankly, he was central casting for presidential candidate in terms of the hopes and the optics of the family and the kids. but the problem was, it was not a very well run campaign, it was run by an outside political action committee, there was tension between his current staff as governor and the incoming staff on the presidential campaign. that created a great deal of trouble. i can tell you, you will have to b

, new hampshire.acting with the crowd. according to ryan murphy, she was greeted by supporters emily, republican from ohio. >> how are you? here in march for super tuesday. watching people in new hampshire talking about nikki haley, they are going to go for more establishment republicans. i would categorize nikki haley with our governor, governor dewine, who i'm disappointed in. donald trump is an outsider, obviously. my county voted for donald trump inthe first time they voted republican since nixon. i'm hoping to see my town be red. it isdz youngstown, democrat stronghold but it is going to be red. ohio will go red and new hampshire definitely, i believe trump is going to win it. >> you may be interested in the latest poll released tonight by emerson. we spoke to the polling director about who is supporting who. what type of voter is backing the former president and nikki haley? take a listen. >> what we have seen since march is the republican party is lined hup with trump. he is getting 60 6% suppo

cnn, rochester new hampshire. >>> with desantis out of the race, a new joint poll from cnn and the university of new hampshire shows donald trump widening his lead over nikki haley. when asked who they'd support in a two candidate race, 54% of likely voters chose trump, 41% haley. the poll was conducted days before desantis dropped out, so it reflects the second choices of those who are backing him. for mixing your political and it is at the atlantic ron brownstein joins me now, always good to see you. let's start with desantis. he's out of the race of course, he's endorsed donald trump, what do you see as the impact of that on the overall race? >> i think the movement of voters is less important than the signal to the broader electorate. desantis support had dwindled in new hampshire, and south carolina, and while more of his voters are likely to go to trump then haley, there aren't enough of them to make a big material difference. i think the problem for haley is that this reinforces the signal sent by all of the other republicans who have been endorsing trump in the last few days and weeks

last night we went up to rochester, new hampshire.sident trump before he did a rally there after the news broke that ron desantis was exiting the race. we got his quick reaction to that big news. >> martha: president trump, good to be with you at the opera house in new hampshire. big news today. governor desantis dropped out of the race what is your reaction? >> look, he worked very hard. it's a tough go. he worked hard. his wife is a terrific woman. they both worked hard. he endorsed me in dropping out. so i appreciate that very much. i think we'll do very well. i think we were headed to a very big victory tuesday just like in iowa. i think maybe now it even gets to be bigger. most of those people will go with me, i suspect. >> martha: he was supposed to come to new hampshire tonight. he stayed in florida. did you speak with him? >> no, i didn't. somebody went to have a call. i wasn't able to. i'm doing you and then i make a big speech. a lot of people waiting right now. but he -- look, he fought a very good -- he fought very hard. i

, new hampshire. elena travaris at that two and rochester new hampshire, still, alaina, what happened at that event? >> >> at the event shortly, he just left 20 minutes ago. look, what a difference a few hours make, donald trump's rhetoric tonight about ron desantis. it's a complete 180 from the type of language become accustomed to over the past you. i have gone to many of donald trump's rallies and he's always use a very sharp language to attack ron desantis and really a major shift ever since desantis endorsed donald trump tonight. i can tell you according to my conversations with donald trump's campaign, it's still unclear whether or not they are really going to embrace and moving forward. i do think if you listen to the language used on stage at this rally, it does seem like donald trump is speaking of them more favorably, the question is, will they potentially used up for the governor a seller get, will he appear with donald trump on the trail, those are things the campaign is working out. they

rochester new hampshire. watch. >> we want to thank the fire department.ot of people out there. that is like a poll, i just want to say a very special hello to new hampshire is a very important place for me, you remember 2016 we had to come in here and when it and we want to buy 21 points and the rest was history, we went up and down the east coast through the midwest, we went through and it was a beautiful thing to see, even if you look at 2020 we did better in 2020 than 2016. i think right now we have the highest level of enthusiasm that anybody has ever seen, ever before. the reason, the reason they are so bad, they are destroying our country, we have the worst president in the history of our country and he is destroying, he is destroying our country, i just told a very early and interviewer who might be right there, lawrence, come here for a second. get over here. he gave me a killer interview. [cheering] i just said the happiest person with biden's jimmy carter, jimmy carter and his administration was brilliant by comparison, before we begin i would l

alanna trained, cnn, rochester, new hampshire. >>> on the campaign trail sunday, nikki haley doubled down on one of her main campaign messages. she is the best option for those who want to avoid a rematch between trump and president joe biden and who don't care for either candidate she was also gracious in her comments about ron desantis's excerpt while speaking, take a listen. >> i think ron ran a good race, i noticed personal to get into a race impersonal to get out of a race, he has been a good governor and he added a lot to the campaign and we wish him well. >> when he dropped out, part of what he said was he reminded everybody that he signed a ledge as report the republican nominee, i honor that pledge, he, meaning donald trump has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear, a repackaged form of warmed over corporatism that nikki haley represents. that is tough stuff. >> and you know it is interesting because there is no proof to that. these fellas say this because they want people to believe it. but what is amazing to me as they think they

first though, alec hernandez on what makes rochester, new hampshire, so special. >> i'm here in rochesterire. it's a city of about 30,000 people here in the southeastern part of the state, but what makes it so special is that the results here typically mirror the results of the statewide primary for republicans. typically so goes rochester, so goes the rest of the state. donald trump, for example, he was just here two days ago. had a rally here in town. nikki haley visited on the 17th. less than a week ago. i could've waited to tell my doctor my heart was racing just making spaghetti... but i didn't wait. i could've delayed telling my doctor i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. they told their doctors. and found out they had... atrial fibrillation. a condition which makes it about five times more likely to have a stroke. if you have one or more of these symptoms irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or lightheadedness, contact your doctor. this is no time to wait. with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no long

vaughn hillyard, coming to us from a car in rochester, new hampshire, thank you very much for that reportt to show you some live pictures right now. this is the governor's mansion in tallahassee, florida. ron desantis is there and instead of a scheduled appearance following it's decision to drop out of the republican presidential primary race. joining me now is christina greer, associate professor of political science at florida university. and james panel, political reporter from the boston globe, an msnbc political contributor. thank you both very much. msnbc politthis is big breakina sunday afternoon. a look at both of your reactions. christina, let's go to you first. >> is it breaking news though, jonathan. after desantis's abysmal showing in iowa, his poorly run campaign, a lot of us knew that new hampshire was only a matter of time where he dropped out -- the primary on tuesday, or just after. here we are, we're in the devolution of the republican party, his endorsement doesn't come as a surprise. and as previous guests have said, everyone wants to stay in his good graces. now we'll

donald trump was in rochester, new hampshire today for one of his rallies. his only event for him today. he had surrogates across the country. you can see the rally on c-span now. he started out the rally reacting to the florida governor's announcement. >> before we begin i want to take time to congratulate ron desantis and of course a really terrific person who i have gotten to know his wife casey for having run a great campaign for president, a really good campaign i will tell you, it is not easy, you think it is easy t easy but as you know he left the campaign trail today and in so doing he was very gracious and he endorsed me so i appreciate it. i appreciate that and i also look forward to working with ron and everybody else to defeat crooked joe biden we have to get them out, we have to get them out. he has put his -- he has put our country at great peril, at great peril, so i just want to thank ron and c job, it's a tough situation, it is a tough thing to do. >> trump thanking desantis for his endorsement. you willice he did not refer to him by his nic

rochester, new hampshire. >>> in the meantime, nikki haley is using the moment to try to win over ronantis supporters, breaking down the strategy heading into the pivotal event. >> this news broke while nikki haley was at one of her many campaign stops at a clam shop, a lobster shack, she came out and said about ron desantis, he has really good campaign and been a good governor but now it is a two-person race between her and former president trump, that's what they have been saying in new hampshire for a while because of how he was polling solo and not competing the state. now it is a reality. and she was to pitch to potential ron desantis voters, here she is with dana bash today. >> they love america and they want a new generational leader, telling them that i am that new generational leader, look at the fact that we can actually win. that is what the that's what -- that is what the supporters want, they don't want to lose. >> going to continue campaigning, was to do well in new hampshire, her campaign is saying that they think ron desantis support is going to be split between nikki

, new hampshire and congratulated him for running what he called a great campaign. he also said that desantis was being, quote, gracious for giving him his endorsement. take a listen to how donald trump put it. >> before we begin, i'd like to take time to congratulate ron desantis and of course a really terrific person. i've gotten to know his wife casey for having run a good campaign. it is not easy. they think it is easy doing this stuff. it is not easy. but as you know, he left the campaign trail today at 3:00 p.m. and in so doing, he was very gracious and he endorsed me. so i appreciate it. i appreciate that. and i also look forward to working with ron and everybody else to defeat crooked joe biden. >> reporter: what a difference just a few hours make. i mean, this is a complete 180 from the type of rhetoric we heard donald trump use just this weekend in manchester, new hampshire on saturday, trump was criticizing ron desantis and this is also the first time i want to note that he's actually referred to the florida governor by his real name instead of the nickna

this is right in watching former president trump he is leading heading off a rally in rochester, newpshire, less than 48 hours before the voters go to polls, kind remarks about ron desantis. >> i would call that a cancella concealia toreyen to, he said thi -- he was giving a pi tip of the cap, say ed, the desanctimonious nickname is now officially retired, knowing donald trump, i guess there is behind the scenes are, i think he realized to beat joe biden there will need to be unito on the right it starts with treating potential allies as they drop out the way that we just heard from trump a little bit out of character for him, but strategically it makes sense. >> he wants perhaps the desantis 5 or 6% out there. >> i think he will get it it was a conciliatory tone, reminding me of his victory speech in iowa. praised his opponent and rivals that is the tone he needs, i think he gets desantis voter in primary and general, they are a traditional conservative person of faith that naturally translates to donald trump. where i think his challenge is, both here and going forward winning over

for more reaction thus bringing america's news anchor bill hemmer in rochester new hampshire ahead ofmpared to des moines it's downright balmy, wind chill that feels like 10 degrees cold enough for jonathan richard iris wool hat, were in rochester, little bit pretty close to the border with maine, strafford county and donald trump hold a rally here in an hour and a half. they say they are seating inside for 950 in the cram more than that in. there's a lot of people here i would say several hundred close to 500 that will not get in. you know the story of the day and unless nikki haley can pull off something miraculous on tuesday night you really start to get the sense right now that we entered the general election phase 42024. the headline of the day, ron desantis is out. why do we do a quick sample of those who are waiting and hoping to get in as to how they feel about the news. why don't i reach in here from you, you're from massachusetts? >> from maine. >> woody thing about ron desantis decision today. >> i think it was the right thing to do, there is only one person that we need. >

this is right in watching former president trump he is leading heading off a rally in rochester, new hours before the voters go to polls, kind remarks about ron desantis. >> i would call that a caa concealia toreyen to, he said t -- he was giving a p tip of the cap, say ed, the desanctimonious nickname is now officially retired, knowing donald trump, i guess there is behind the scenes are, i think he realized to beat joe biden there will need to be unito on the right it starts with treating potential allies as they drop out the way that we just heard from trump a little bit out of character for him, but strategically it makes sense. >> he wants perhaps the desantis 5 or 6% out there. >> i think he will get it it was a conciliatory tone, reminding me of his victory speech in iowa. praised his opponent and rivals that is the tone he needs, i think he gets desantis voter in primary and general, they are a traditional conservative person of faith that naturally translates to donald trump. where i think his challenge is, both here and going forward winning over nikki haley voter, winning

correspondent bryan llenas is in rochester, new hampshire tonight. >> we need to deal with the bordernce and for all. >> illegal immigration top of mind for candidates campaigning in new hampshire. former president donald trump and former g.o.p. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy now campaigning together hit on the key issue not far from the state's northern border with canada. >> we need strong borders. >> as the kid of legal immigrants to this country, that means your first act of entering this country cannot break the law. >> fox news voter analysis shows immigration as the most important issue for iowa caucus goers. new hampshire voters we spoke to feel the same. >> i think trump was on the right path. i don't think he got it finished obviously. >> new hampshire saw nearly 400 fentanyl poisonings in 2022. a record high bus load of pligs appear to have a bus load on migrants too. >> look at cities chicago, new york. my family lives in new york. they say the whole city is being overrun. it's awful. >> border state. >> independent voter nathan page says he is most likely supporti

therefore, we went to rochester in new hampshire, to talk to trump supporters. we have to admit the trop has not taken us to war when he has a problem. it's a strategic attack. he took out all back, daddy. he didn't bring us to war with ukraine. that was a bite. and we're in regards to nato. no, i think we should abolish it because we're the one who's funding the majority of it . if all the countries that are members paid equally, their share, then it would be effective, but unfortunately, it's not and funding ukraine who's not even a member of nato. we need to protect our own borders 1st, really to close our borders, and we to protect our own people and help our own vets and our own people in need. i think ukraine is corrupt, so it was russia, both of them are corrupt, and we should back out of that we should be done with that. off the run the census last, the race who move his supporters go to halley or trump from the trap. why? why trump the key? because uh, the santa says trump jr a little later in the day, not far away. next is we're in new hampshire, nikki

she has an event this evening in rochester, new hampshire with private events this afternoon. campaigning as aggressively , stop by stop barnstorming the town but more strategically. i am sure we will hear a response from her this evening as for the hillary clinton talk, a similar advertisement was used in the iowa caucus campaign by the ron desantis super pack , saying that she was a replay or morphed into hillary clinton. her team believes that helped her in iowa because it sent the message to some moderates about her foreign policy. in new hampshire, that is an interesting technique. hillary clinton defeated donald trump here in the 2016 general election. there are vast differences between hillary clinton and nikki haley. we covered hillary clinton together so you would know that for a modern audience, that may not be the worst comparison in this race. >> interesting point. great to see you on the campaign trail. time is almost up as the department of homeland security demands the state of texas take down the barricades that have been blocking the border patrol access aroun

therefore, we went to rochester in new hampshire, to talk to trump supporters. we have to admit the trop has not taken us to war when he has a problem. it's a strategic attack. he took out all back, daddy. he didn't bring us to war with ukraine. that was a bite. and we're in regards to nato. no, i think we should abolish it because we're the one who's funding the majority of it . if all the countries that are members paid equally, their share, then it would be effective, but unfortunately, it's not and funding ukraine who's not even a member of nato. we need to protect our own borders 1st, really to close our borders, and we to protect our own people and help our own vets and our own people in need. i've thinks ukraine is corrupt, so is russia. both of them are corrupt and we should back out of that we should be done with that off the run the census last, the race who move his supporters go to halley or trump. trump definitely launch wraps. why? why trump the key? because uh, the santa says trump jr. a little later in the day, not far away, and access are in new

donald trump was in rochester, new hampshire today for one of his rallies.is only event for him today. he had surrogates across the country. you can see the rally on c-span now. he started out the rally reacting to the florida governor's announcement. >> before we begin want to take time to congratulate ron desantis and of course a really terrific person who i have gotten to know his wife casey for having run a great campaign for president, a really good campaign i will tell you, it is notnk it is easy doing this stuff, it is not easy but as you know he left the campaign trail today and in so doing he was very gracious and he endorsed me so i appreciate it. ie that and i also look forward to working with ron and everybody else to defeat crooked joe biden we have to get them out, we have to get them his -- he has put our country at great peril, at great peril, so i just want to thank ron and congratulate him on doing a very good job, it's a tough situation, it is a tough thing to do. '+>> trump thanking desantis for his notice he did not refer to him by his n

late last night rochester, new hampshire, an hour northeast of here near the border with maine we'ret a trump rally talking about the people waiting in line for eight or ten hours about the issues that matter to them. check it out. >> come on, guys. what are the issues for you? >> the border. >> immigration is a serious problem. it is destroying the country. we have to close the border. >> energy is a big issue. >> the border, inflation, economy. >> everything. >> saving our country. saving it so that my son has something when he gets older. >> what's the issue for you? >> stock market and the border. >> all right. >> economy mostly for me. >> economy, high gas prices, groceries. everything is expensive. >> what is your issue? >> everything is expensive. i'm a young adult trying to buy a house right now. you know how expensive that is to buy the house? too much. everything is through the roof. [cheers and applause] >> i want to know from all of you what's the issue in this election? >> the border. security at the border. >> definitely the border. >> yeah the border and bringing the c

therefore, we went to rochester in new hampshire, to talk to trump supporters. you have to admit the trop, has not taken us to war. when he has a problem, is a strategic attack he took out all back, daddy. he didn't bring us to war with ukraine. that was a bite. and we're in regards to nato. no, i think we should abolish it because we're the one who's funding the majority of it . if all the countries that are members paid equally, their share, then it would be effective, but unfortunately, it's not and funding ukraine who's not even a member of nato. we need to protect our own borders 1st, really to close our borders, and we to protect our own people and help our own vets and our own people in need. i think ukraine is corrupt, so it was russia, both of them are corrupt, and we should back out of that we should be done with that off the run the census and that's the race who move his supporters go to halley or trump. trump definitely launch wraps or wire trauma. not just the key, because uh the santas is trump jr. a little later in the day, not far away, and acce

last night trump hold of the big rally in rochester, new hampshire, and here is his message. >> you votemary, it's a personal chance to score the ultimate victory over the liars, cheaters, and frauds trying to destroy america. we are going to have a whole different country. as soon as i lift my hand from the bible as your 47 president, i will seal the border, shut down the invasion of millions and millions of people coming into our country, and we will start an energy revolution. >> jesse: now, johnny begged me to let him go to the trump rally, and in order to shut him up, we got him a ticket. here's what he found out. ♪ ♪ >> when you think of president trump, was the first thing that comes to your mind connects >> winning. >> power. >> my celebrity crush. >> our first rock star superhero president. >> and, by the way, i didn't have to bring j.lo or jay-z. >> what issues that you devote? >> after shutdown the border. >> i want to be energy independent again. >> i'm sick of the green new deal hawks. >> get rid of the local ideology and the school. save the children. >> grabbed the childre

trump supporters meet the former us president in the city of rochester, new hampshire.he supported trump, he called it an honor and added that together they would defeat the worst, most corrupt president in the history of the country, biden. now trump has only one competitor left in the fight for the republican nomination, nicky haley. former us post-press prion said that she will not refuse to continue the race and intends to participate in it win. only polls show. that in new hampshire, where the primary elections will be held tomorrow, halley is hopelessly behind. trump is supported by 52% of voters, haley only 34%. and the daily mail writes that hayley has repeatedly cheated on her husband michael. so, before becoming governor of south carolina in '10, nicky had affairs with her communications consultant and a married lobbyist. hayley herself -

last night i was with him in the community of rochester, new hampshire, for a rally that ended later in the evening. he made the decision to fly down to new york. i can't imagine they're too pleased with this development this morning because they took into consideration the time it would take to provide him the opportunity to be inside that courtroom and potentially testify. at the same time, i asked a senior adviser to trump this weekend whether alina habba, the attorney to donald trump, was in new hampshire this weekend. from my conversations with lisa rubin, it's typical, if an individual is to take the stand, typically they spend the days prior preparing for their own testimony, understanding the precarious situation they're in stable when it's been made clear to donald trump that he cannot further defame her. i was told that alina habba was not here this weekend and did not provide a response as to whether donald trump was preparing to testify or not. now the question is does he return to new york tomorrow to go and be a part of the trial, potentially testify in the afternoon as

donald trump on a stage in a rally in rochester, new hampshire, suggesting they should win by 30, 40,or 50 points here in the state of new hampshire. of course setting crazy expectations for their own candidate for himself. at the same time, you know, this is the part of how electoral politics works. when the options dwindle, folks then have to choose, and right now nikki haley got the two-person race that she was looking for, but there's also a reality here, i was talking with some folks outside of that trump rally is and there's a guy that 48 hours earlier was at a ron desantis event. and 48 hours later on a sunday night during nfl playoffs, he was there to see donald trump, and he said that nikki haley was not the viable alternative that he was looking for. and so this is really the stakes of where we're at. frankly, in a republican party in which voters are watching their potential nominee donald trump embrace his one-time rivals, vivek ramaswamy, tim scott, doug burgum, and now ron desantis. you'll recall over the course of the last year, donald trump pummelled the florida govern

new hampshire, striking a much different tenor about the florida governor he has ridiculed for the betterpart of the last year. take a listen. >> i like to take time to congratulate ron desantis, and of course a really terrific person. i've gotten to know his wife casey for having read a great campaign for president. and he ran a really good campaign, i will tell you. it's not easy. they think it's easy doing this stuff right? it's not easy. but as you know, he left the campaign trail today at three pm, and in so doing, he was very gracious, and he endorsed me. so i appreciated. [applause] >> jen, politics for donald trump is perhaps the most transparently transactional, more so than any other politician i think in modern american history. before donald trump, he spent the better part of the last year, i've been following him around on the campaign trail. i listened to a great many speeches of his, in which he has said that ron desantis needs a personality transplant, that he wanted to cut social security and medicare, that he is a disciple of paul ryan. so for him to go up on the stage h

new hampshire striking a much different tenor about the florida governor he has ridiculed for the better part of the last year, take a listen. >> i would like to take time to congratulate ron desantis and -- [applause] >> of course a really terrific person who have gotten to know, i've gotten to know his wife, casey, for his campaign for president. he ran a really good campaign, i will tell you. it's not easy, they think it's easy doing this stuff? but not easy. but as you know, he left the campaign trail today at three pm. and in so doing, he was very gracious. and he endorse me. so i appreciate it. >> [applause] >> jen, politics for donald trump is perhaps the most transparently transactional, more so than any other politician i think in modern american history. before donald trump he spent the better part of the last, year i've been following him around on the campaign trail, i listen to a great many speeches of his where he says ron desantis needs a personality transplant. that he wanted to cut social security and medicare. that he is a disciple of paul ryan. so for him to go up on t

i was in rochester new hampshire. it was up near the border in maine.s a small little opera house. people were lined up for eight hours at a time, it was cold. half got in, half not. it was not a big room. i found for issues of people in new hampshire appear to be inflation, inflation, inflation. economy, economy, economy. but trumping all of that seems to be the border and immigration. charles: yeah. >> i would say eight out of 10 people the first answer they came out with was immigration and the border and some effect therein. could be the opioid situation but that was number one and number two. charles: i broke that down it shouldn't be a singular category. immigration is humanitarian, it's security, it's the ability of a nation to control its borders and it's economic. i think that is why it ranks so high. what i want to ask you, so -- >> it's a great point. charles: when donald trump won the night he won the stock market, the futures -- >> in iowa? charles: the night he won the presidency, stock market, it was midnight. the futures crashed. the dow

you mentioned thoughtful republicans because even though it was a trump event here in rochester, new 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 peopl

. >> focnormal this is insight ate trump rally in rochester, new hampshire the former president is expectedty soon here at its recent rallies he has gone after ron desantis he has called him so many different names and constantly making fun of the florida governor but earlier today trump changed his tune. it's retired. you just said will i be using the name ron and i said that name is officially retired. [cheering] and who knows what this will do to the polls just this morning this poll came out showing donald trump holding at 50% support among likely republican voters here. his closest competitor to self: governor nikki haley standing at 39%. some voters say they are happy the republican field is narrowing. >> i think he should have waited i don't think you should have gone up against trump i think if he waited he might've had a better chance. >> is just a short time ago donald trump telling fox news at digital he's very honored to have this endorsement from the for the governor looks forward to working together to beat joe biden. jon: alright alexis mcadams with the trump campaign and new

lawrence caught up with former president donald trump in rochester, new hampshire ahead of the first i had the opportunity to catch up with the former president. he was jovial. he has happy. and he loves the diners. because of the reaction that he gets from the people in the diners. i had the opportunity to talk with the president. this is what he had to say. watch. >> accordingly, i am today suspending my campaign. >> ron desantis, he's getting out of the race. >> yeah. >> my question to you is, is there a moment where y'all can come back together? because you all really were friends before. is that possible? >> well, you know, i endorsed him. i didn't know him as well as you might think. but i did endorse him. i had some fun with it because i watched somebody who was not in the race and all of the sudden he was in the race and then he did a good job as governor i was happy with that i was disappointed when they asked him whether or not he would run. >> he said no comment. to say me when you say no comment, that means you are running. i think i took it quite seriously. and it doesn'

. >> haley is holding an event here in rochester, new hampshire tonight. while there's questions about haley and whether or not she's made a mistake, there's questions about whether or not desantis' campaign can survive a fatal blow here in new hampshire and make it to south carolina more than a month away. neil? >> neil: how is the weather there, bryan? >> balmy compared to iowa. i'm happy. it's okay. could be worse. >> neil: that's a very low bar as far as temperatures are concerned. actually, the other anchors asked me to ask you. they are all afraid of the cold and make a big deal of the cold. i wanted to check with you. thanks, bryan. bryan llenas. david joins us right now, the suffolk university research director. it's his poll that everybody is watching. great to see you. we were talking in the beginning about ron desantis now focusing on south carolina rather than new hampshire. there was a time when he was competitive here. now nikki haley has emerged as the closest threat to donald trump. even there, as the polls stand now, all of the chris chris

i actually spend the day today in rochester, new hampshire.out an hour from where i am now, outside in the cold, speaking to everyday voters. those voters seem to be pretty divided. we can break them up into three different buckets. so bucket number one is the voters that are hard-core trump supporters, no matter what happens, they are going to be voting for former president, donald trump. bucket number two, are voters who really don't like the former president, and are not impressed with his rhetoric, and are looking for a change. they are looking for the new generation of leadership and are excited to be voting for nikki haley. and bucket number three, believe it or not, ayman, there's voters here in new hampshire who literally have not decided to they are going to vote for. and that's actually pretty classic, if you do know new hampshire, it's a state, as you mentioned earlier, where 40% of the electorate is undeclared. people here are independent minded. what happened in iowa does not change the minds of the voters of what they're going an

i actually spend the day today in rochester, new hampshire. is about an hour from where i am now, outside in the cold, speaking to everyday voters. those voters seem to be pretty divided. we can break them up into three different buckets. so bucket number one is the voters that are hard-core trump supporters, no matter what happens, they are going to be voting for former president, donald trump. bucket number two, are voters who really don't like the former president, and are not impressed with his rhetoric, and are looking for a change. they are looking for the new generation of leadership and are excited to be voting for nikki haley. and bucket number three, believe it or not, ayman, there's voters here in new hampshire who literally have not decided to they are going to vote for. and that's actually pretty classic, if you do know new hampshire, it's a state, as you mentioned earlier, where 40% of the electorate is undeclared. people here are independent minded. what happened in iowa does not change the minds of the voters of what they're go

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, new hampshire and then have a multiple state strategy where the conversations apply to multiple statest, and allowing there to be a bit of a barometer. i think it is important to keep results of the early states in perspective and see how the candidates adjust their message, their strategy, their investments, the conversation, if you will, to the following states. i think there is a smart order of things that by letting smaller states go first, you level the playing field for candidates that may not have the national recognition or dollars. host: all right. let's go to portland, oregon. stephen is on the independent line. caller: hello from moscow. this is portland, oregon. i am thinking that it is unfortunate that the democratic party wants to move their primary to south carolina first, rather than new hampshire. from that opinion, it is somewhat racist■■2 because whate democratic party is formulating out caucasians, and formulate their own opinions. they want to go to a state that is more friendly to them to start it out. screw precedent, right? to that woman in new hampshire -- new

, new hampshire and then have a multiple state strategy where the conversations apply to multiple statesi think there is value in starting with smaller states first, and allowing there to be a bit of a barometer. i think it is important to keep results of the early states in perspective and see how the candidates adjust their message, their strategy, their investments, the conversation, if you will, to the following states. i think there is a smart order of things that by letting smaller states go first, you level the playing field for candidates that may not have the national recognition or dollars. host: all right. let's go to portland, oregon. stephen is on the independent line. caller: hello from moscow. this is portland, oregon. i am thinking that it is unfortunate that the democratic party wants to move their primary to south carolina first, rather than new hampshire. from that opinion, it is somewhat racist because what the democratic party is formulating out caucasians, and formulate their own opinions. they want to go to a state that is more friendly to them to start it out. scr

there were dueling campaigns in new hampshire tonight. nikki haley in rochester. donald trump in spports mouth. and nikki haley had something to say about the late-night attacks last nights. >> i heard that. i've seen the commercials you see. always tell you the truth. so, one of the things that my friend trump said. i don't want to close the border. he said i didn't want a wall. i don't want just a call. we have to do more than that. >> i'm joined by neera huck. and michael singleton is here with us, as well. the temper tantrum discussion is novel. but the fact he is going after her tells how he sees her. why her now? >> look at her standing in new hampshire. donald trump wants to win by a resounding margin, similar to iowa. so there's no doubt in mind that the race is over. if you're advising nikki haley, you have to question, do you want your candidate to lose her home state by 25, 30 points, if you want that candidate to run in 2028. most strategists will say no. >> she did serve in his cabinet and made phone calls to him when he was fretting about keeping the

but he also says he was treated there than he has by the state party of new hampshire. what is that all about? i mean he has positions that are certainly aligned with, i think, many viewers, with the presidents, but what is that all about? why would he have been at a trump rally? why is he so concerned there? >> i can't even imagine. i know dean well. we talked about it when he decided to run. i told him i thought it was ill-advised. and, frankly, i think it's been pretty an unimpressive campaign. i've been in new hampshire on political campaigns for president for almost 50 years when i was 16 years old was the first one. he's been very unorthodox techniques, i think, to get in with the voters. i don't think he's taken the time. new hampshire voters are asking what are your values, what position is the country going in, and how are you going to make a difference, and i haven't really heard that articulated with his campaign. >> i know, congressman, you're a proud democrat, but there's a big primary going on. ron desantis dropped out early this aechb, which means it's a

she then did return to new hampshire for a rally last night in the town of rochester. haley's campaign has not provided specifics, but campaign officials told abc news that her father is doing okay. we certainly hope so. >>> meanwhile, there's been another shakeup within ron desantis' orbit. a super pac supporting the florida goverr has laid off several staff members following the iowa caucuses. according to "the new york times" the never bk down pac trimmed operations in several places including nevada. one person with knoedge of the matter told "the times" nearly everyo from the online war room team was also laid off. at this point it's unclear how many people lost their jobs. it's not unusual to down size from iowa. iowa's over, but most people weren't transferred to another state. they were simply laid off. >>> meanwhile, a pair of new polls show donald trump leading by double digits in the upcoming primary in new hampshire. the first from suffolk nbc 10 boston, and the boston globe puts trump at 50% among likely primary voters. in second place a full 16 points beh