can't handle that, they can't manage or run a government effectively. and then of course he's going to be talking about the banner week that he had last week. >> dana: all right, kristin fisher, i have to run but thank you so much for that great report. we will see you on that "five." here is hemmer. >> bill: everything is accessible and new hampshire. and so far everything is pretty chill. >> dana: it's a beautiful state, i absolutely love it. >> bill: all right here we go. "bill hemmer reports" from snow way bedford, new hampshire. one day away from the nation's first primary contest new hampshire has a proven history of trying to let america know the eventual democratic presidential nominee. beautiful up here in bedford and i'm bill hemmer. take a look at where things stand around us and where things stand in the race. real clear politics average latest polling has bernie sanders in the lead in

new hampshire followed by pete buttigieg. the average also has amy klobuchar pulling ahead of joe biden who is now in a tie for fourth place with elizabeth warren. i want to bring in our team, juan williams and fox's clinical analyst, cohost of the five, and our corporate cousin new york post. hello to all three of you. are you ready? >> we are ready to roll. >> bill: that was not delivered with the amount of vigor that i was expecting. are you ready? >> i'm ready! >> bill: that's a little better. state of play at democratic race seems to be modeled. how do you see it? >> i think it's pretty clear that bernie sanders has a decisive leader. i would be surprised if he doesn't come out on loc top.

that's with pete buttigieg in second but i still think that he will come in second given the momentum that he took away from iowa. the absolute model comes in, who finished his, fourth and fifth? biden, warren and amy klobuchar. >> bill: maranda, how many new hampshire primaries have you covered so far? >> this is my first. >> bill: as the newbie, what have you learned? >> i was in iowa last week and noticing the difference in joe biden last week in new hampshire, is much more energized. he sacked a couple of people from his campaign and his events are kept packed full of people but the ones that i talked to seem to have one candidate in the back pocket. they are looking at joe biden and see if he's really falling apart like he seems to be on television. he is very engaging in person but he seems to lose track of his train of thought and so they always have someone in their back pocket. pete buttigieg seems to be the candidate that moderate voters are going to but he's not that

moderate. so it's interesting how you can see him sort of tailoring the way he talks about issues in a much more moderate way while he is on this campaign. >> bill: okay, fair enough. how do you see it? >> the third of primary voters tell us that they have made up their minds. we will have the first vote tonight at midnight. but there are a lot of people who say they still haven't decided what they are going to do, a full third of them. this is very much an interparty war it seems like between the moderates and those who are completely overhauled and the party, until they settle that question in the next three or four primary races, we don't know. >> i met a few of those voters who were undecided and they are convinced they will be able to pull the right lever before ti time. i saw a quinnipiac poll a few moments ago that had bernie sanders -- and it's

national now, bernie sanders is 25 and biden's 17, bloomberg is 15 and then warren and pete buttigieg 14-inch ten each. do you believe, the sense you get here is it's a waiting game among democrats to see what bloomberg can or cannot do, explain that? >> when you talk to people they say, i'm looking at joe biden but the guy you go for as mike bloomberg. so this entire campaigning for the next two weeks has been a bit of a sham, and everybody thinks that mike bloomberg is the man to beat. it takes some of the wind out of the sails of these candidates who played by the rules doing the right thing and yet they know that around the corner is this billionaire with a couple of billion dollars. >> bill: you know what the rules are these days. i do get that same sense? >> i wrote a column today on the hill and i said things are aligning perfectly for michael bloomberg because one you have the front runner joe biden in the centrist lane

stumbling and secondly the money, the fact that biden stumbles has led bloomberg to double down on his spending. already 300 million since november. finally he will be in all subsequent debates because the change in the party rule. so a lot of that seems to be good. now the downside is most democrats don't know michael bloomberg. michael bloomberg in person, and i will be this forward to come is not charisma. >> bill: it so we see how that goes for him. meanwhile president trump is here in a couple of hours and this rally will be large and loud and they have been camped out for some time. >> he see continues to say in each of the states who won the caucus and who won the primaries. they need to have passion and they need someone who will fire them up to turn out to the polls. he continues to say listen. i'm not even facing a serious primary challenge and i'm drawing more numbers than democrats are. if that holds true with a bad time for them. >> bill: thank you guys.

we will see you later. i'm going to show you what happened four years ago. come on over here with the billboard. this is the 2016 results of the democratic primary. new hampshire between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. bernie is in purple, and hillary clinton is in blue and this entire map, all ten counties are covered in purple. this is bernie sanders country to four years ago and we will see where these voters are now. heinrich hajacqui heinrich becay measure of that campaign. as a going? >> with hours before the primary senator bernice sanders schedule is packed today with four events culminating tonight and one of his so-called concert relic comic rallies. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the final two tracking polls before they go to the ballot box, both have senator sanders, and his campaign said his rally

was the largest crowd of any democratic candidate in new hampshire with 2,000 people attending. nevertheless sanders is on the trail asking for support and encountering criticism that he may be too progressive to beat president trump if he wins the nomination. >> four years ago when i came to new hampshire i had a series of proposals that the political establishment said was very radical and too extreme. because you stood up for justice. we won 22 states last time around. >> sanders is also taking pete buttigieg to task over his funding telling voters its own campaign is funded by ordinary people while pete buttigieg rates campaign funds from 40 billionaires including ceos in the pharmaceutical industry and wall street. sanders is trying to paint pete buttigieg as part of the corrupt establishment and not a safer choice than democratic socialist. also today the sanders campaign officially filed for a partial

recount as of the iowa caucuses including 25 precincts and three satellite caucuses. if corrected his campaign says that would give sanders one more national delegate. >> bill: i thank jackie. jacqui heinrich, and the state of vermont is just to the west here. bernie sanders cleaned up in his rural county is four years ago and this is grafton county, home of dartmouth and plymouth state university which is where pete buttigieg was campaigning earlier today. matt finn has a closer look at his campaign. what's he looking at? >> he's been filling up facilities with approximately the same size crowds. today mayor pete has been holding at least two public events after crisscrossing the

state all weekend. one of pete buttigieg's final messages to voters is that he has the calm, cool temperament to be president, portraying himself as the opposite of president trump. just hours before the primary, the gloves are off. at a meet pete event at plymouth state university, mayor pete, who is struggling to gain traction with black voters attacked the trump administration for what he called it weaponizing white identity politics. >> the white house has mastered a form of white identity politics. and we come together by not papering over our differences but we should celebrate our identity. >> mayor pete's opponents joe biden and bernie sanders have been heavily attacking pete buttigieg. mayor pete says d.c. can learn,

and mayor pete says he's taking donations and all amounts, and pete buttigieg is holding a rally in milford new hampshire. we will be there and bring the latest. >> bill: thank you. taken a trip to the dw diner in merrimack, new hampshire. why do you ask? this was one of a handful of towns picking the democratic winner since 1952. i will tell you who the voters are on the ground are supporting there and whether or not these candidates could ultimately be president trump. plus the important of the granite state and the imports of picking a president as the show rolls on. come on back, we are live here in bedford as our show continues. ♪ at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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>> bill: fox news alert, about a week away after iowa and final results are still being worked out. the state's democratic party releasing an update showing pete buttigieg edging out boone bernie sanders, 14-12 on delegates. but fox news has now chosen not to award that final delegate to pete buttigieg because of errors in the results and uncertainty that might still remain. vice president biden at six and senator amy klobuchar with one

delegate. they are both calling for a a partial read canvas which is how would that work? >> first of all, both campaigns were intereste not interested ae canvassing and invalid the paperwork to be canvas. pete buttigieg filed paperwork to be canvas and 66 precincts, the sanders campaign found problems with three precincts in three satellite caucuses. despite the campaign saying we are focused on new hampshire they are still taking jabs at their counterparts in iowa. sanders is still complaining that he won what is essentially the popular vote in iowa. >> in iowa as all of you know, they finally got around eight months later to count the votes, they we ended up with 6,000 more votes on the ballot than anyone else.

>> the sanders campaign believes they can won't gain one national delegate derby canvassing. and not the national delegates. to your question to how all this will come down, the canvassing will simply amount to go over and verify the math on the worksheets that were used in the individual precincts and this will be a process that's open to the public. beyond that i would let you know that we are expecting to get an update from the i would democratic party, they will hold that press conference in less than an hour. >> meanwhile here in new hampshire, the the dem nominee has become nominee five times but jimmy carter was only one at one oh mike ended up the white house. that is the only candidate in the last three years to lose between iowa and new hampshire

but still in the white house. here with me now, university of new hampshire, it's nice to see you and thanks for your time today. we go through last-minute surprises, you say there always is one. >> and the last debate before new hampshire, that debate has a history of changing people's opinion in the last minute. barack obama and brock told hillary, you are likable enough. that move some voters in the last weekend. >> that last debate was watched by a lot of people in new hampshire. what about turnout? they backed off that estimate a little bit. >> seeing that turnout was flat

there, that might affect how we are looking on it. there's still a big pool of undeclared voters and president trump is dominating the republican primary. so if you are an undeclared voter and you are looking for someplace to play and have your voice matter, chances are you'll pick a democratic ballot tomorrow. >> interesting. your students, what did they tell you? >> what's interesting to me is four years ago they were with bernie sanders. they would have asked me a year ago and i would have thought they would shop around but a lot of them came back to bernie sanders. mostly we are seeing bernie sanders to his very best of my people who are 18-29 years old. >> bill: but what is that? why would they not be drawn to somebody who is younger? pete buttigieg is 38. they upset the apple cart to

change the system, and promising radical change. so you are hearing from the democratic's, they are not interested in candidates who compromise. >> bill: at the end of the showing we take our voters back to iowa. i don't know if that happens here were not. sanders from massachusetts, and bernie from vermont, and i will show you that in a moment. is there a hangover in new hampshire? >> i think it's a case that there's a hangover for joe biden. he disappointed in iowa. had he won iowa, a lot of them would have fallen in line behind joe biden but the fact that he failed meant that a lot of moderate democrats, moderately liberal democrats went shopping. some went to pete buttigieg and some might go to amy klobuchar. >> last point here, do you think it matters overall?

>> bloomberg is counting on chaos in the democratic party and that no one moderate emerged as an alternative to burning. and we are closer to that then we were a week ago. >> bill: interesting. let's see whether that works for him. no one has done it before like that. it's a pleasure meeting with you and thanks for being here today. good luck to your students. in a moment as democrats get it ready for the big day tomorrow, president trump and his supporters getting ready for a big rally. tonight right here in manchester police have posted a new image of people lined up outside the arena. you can see the crowd in the middle of the screen stretching off to the arena on the right. the rally is not until 7:00 local time, and according to the images we have seen, folks have been lining up since early today. at some nasty weather out there and a little bit of rain. that's what you get here in the northeast. you can see the president arrive

here in a few hours time. in the meantime you have new hampshire picks, and a handful of communities are now the winners of every democratic primary for 60 plus years. i will take you to one knee in a moment to get a sense of who the people they are supporting this time, coming up. >> have you made up your mind as to who you will vote for tuesday? >> for the primaries, yes. >> have you made up your mind? >> yes. steve linick that's the way it goes. coming up here on "bill hemmer reports," live from the chili and scenic new hampshire. come on back right after this. ♪ whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy.

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well done. our tech team is best on the business. welcome back to new hampshire. tomorrow many more shots just like that coming up. according to data from the secretary of states office, there are six communities, communities now, small towns, that have chosen the winners in every democratic part presidential primary since 1952. earlier today we talked with some of the voters in the town of merrimack, one of the towns of that track record where they picked presidents. while we were there they found an interesting story. >> are you republican, democrat or undeclared? >> i am independent. actually i would consider myself a libertarian but this year i'm obviously -- i'm going to pick a republican or democrat, i am. >> have you made up your mind as to who you will vote for tuesday? >> for the primaries, yes. >> and that person is? >> i can't say. >> i usually know who i'm going

to vote for. >> is at the sheer number or you trying to find the answer? and what are you looking for? >> they know what they are doing. what they are going to say is going to happen. >> will you vote tomorrow for the primary? and i have you made up your mind as to who you will vote for? >> we love trump. >> what is he doing that you like? >> he does a lot for the country and he makes our 401(k) move. and he does a number of things that i think he does really well. >> so you will vote for president trump on tuesday. what you like about the

democratic field, what do you see there? >> nothing. i don't like them. and what kind of good does that do for anybody. >> do you mind telling me who you voted for four years ago? >> i did vote for trump. >> how do you think he's doing? >> actually, i think he's doing okay, at this time. but i don't know if he will get my vote this round. >> what do you not see that gives you doubt? i'm not exactly sure where. >> do you see i think bernie sanders has good ideas,

not sure if i'm confident enough to give him my vote. and that was kind of why i went that route. >> but this time you are considering it? >> going democratic? absolutely. >> so you are a supporter of president trump. did you vote for him four years ago? >> yes i did. >> what do you think of the democratic field going up against him this year? >> right now i'm hearing a lot of the same old stuff we had in the past and i'm sick and tired of it. they talk about all these changes they want to make, however nothing gets done. >> will you vote in the primary tomorrow? >> i will not be voting in the primary tomorrow. >> you are sitting this one out, how come? >> and waiting for november to

vote for my guy that's already in office. >> there you have it. just a sample from earlier today. we hung out for about an hour and talked to 30 would be voters and think th vw diner for what'n the sample. almost 3:30 p.m. here at local time. in other news today, royal caribbean cruise ship leaving from new jersey moments ago after it was docked for days due to the coronavirus concerns with the cdc. they gave the all clear once for hospitals that were passe passes were hospitalized working from negative. and another cruise ship quarantine off the coast of japan. that country may test every person on board. over the weekend to come at the coronavirus killed nearly 100 people in china in just one day making it the deadliest day since the outbreak started. so far, virus has killed more than 900 including an american man living in china and nearly 41,000 have been infected around the world. another alert, fox news alert in new york, they've carried out

two assassination attempts on new york city officer is now facing a multiple attempted murder charges. according to investigators he fired point-blank at a police precinct inside of the box. two officers were hurt and both are out of the hospital. investigators are saying the suspect is a long criminal history and he already had an attempted murder conviction in 2002 and is due in court today on other charges. no comment for him yet, or his attorney. that is from gotham earlier today. president trump is now set for a big rally in new hampshire tonight, lines are already forming more than ten hours before that event began so more on what his address is about tonight. and in a moment we will talk about that and chris stirewalt and donna brazile will join me as we drill down on the future for joe biden and elizabeth warren, the strategy heavy, cutting into tomorrow. it's february in new hampshire. love it, come on back. ♪

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>> bill: it's of the white house unveiling its new budget plan ahead of the primary tomorrow. $4.8 trillion proposal calls for cuts to foreign aid and social programs like food stamps but it would increase the defense spending and funding to nasa. john roberts has a story and he's at the north lawn today. >> seems to be all about new hampshire politics and the president will be leaving in just a little more than an hour -- sorry, a little less than an hour, to go up there to new hampshire. but the budget is out today. the total value is about $4 trillion, includes 2 trillion, billion dollars for the border wall which would include the first new actual mileage of barriers. so far the program has just been to replace existing barriers, and that would reduce the deficit by $4.620 over the next x a decade by initiating this year and subsequent years of 5%

cut in discretionary spending. they say the budget would balance within the next 15 years and that seems like an awfully long time these days. it would reduce medicaid, food stamp and housing system spending by $992 billion by a work requirement, reduce federal disability by $72 billion by making sure people are still eligible to receive it. it would cut foreign aid by 21% and slightly decrease spending for defense. does long-term defense budget productions assumed that the war in afghanistan will one day end. it would also cease funding, this budget, for the yucca mountain nuclear repository. the administration and this budget basically announcing they are giving up on the idea after so many years. a business forum with some of the nation's governors this morning and the president said while the administration is proposing to save money, there are no cuts to entitlement programs. listen here. >> president trump: we are not

touching medicare. we want to keep medicare. we are not touching social security. we are making our country stronger again. we are not decreasing medicaid but we are doing a lot of things that are very good, including waste and fraud. tremendous waste and tremendous fraud. >> bill: there is an entire section in when used spend at the end of the year with agents with a little bit of money left over, and they want to spend it so they spend it on all sorts of what the budget says are frivolous things, that's getting a lot of criticism from democrats. nancy pelosi claiming the president wants to cut aid to working families and chuck schumer saying the president is double-crossing working americans. russ vote who is the acting omb director acknowledges that things have not gone rough for them in congress, projecting that things will not go well for them this time around either. and don't forget, it's election year so even if they got this thing done i would be surprised.

>> i will watch out for that. what's the message tonight from new hampshire? >> if the president will be at the southern new hampshire university arena there in manchester which holds almost 12,000 people. it's a big venue and people have been camping out overnight in the president since this message to them via twitter. we will be up to the rally, want to shake up the dems a little bit. they have a boring deal going on, still waiting for the iowa results. kellyanne conway this morning with a preview of the crowd and with the president will likely talk about. >> i think the president going there and having a crowd that know he's going for president could possibly roll in. i think he would talk about what happened last week. why is president trump the only

person in this town is supposed to stand tall and move on, when, for three plus years they have wasted their time and your money. >> bill: a big indication near that the president might be going backwards a little bit on what he says in new hampshire tonight but the bottom line for all of this is it's going to be, "my rally is bigger than your rally" type of thing. >> bill: john roberts on the lawn of the white house. back here in new hampshire, the former vp joe biden says he is expecting to take a hit like he did in iowa where he saw in fourth place. ellison barber has been watching that campaign. >> for vice president joe biden, is trying to downplay expectations here in new hampshire. not only has he publicly said that he doesn't expect to do particularly well in this state, he has once again emphasized that he thinks of all four early states, the starting point for

his campaign. they have always been hyper focused on south carolina, and they expect to do better in nevada and south carolina, early states with more diversity and to get from there. biden says he wants south carolina to be a diving board that would then catapult him into the super tuesday sta state. >> i'm still winning nationally, you guys keep forgetting that part. the fact is that the first two states, they don't determine the outcome. number three, we haven't had a debate yet. we have a one minute 152nd assertions. you call these debates? >> biden now addressed a room of about 200 people and go for this afternoon. he introduced the crowd to a young boy who has a stutter and in the last month or so biden has started to talk more openly"

more frequently about how he overcame his childhood stutter. in today's speech it was more of a general election speech, maybe you would think of hearing in the primaries. and he said character indecency are on the ballot this election and he will be if they lose to trump second time. >> bill: ellison barber nearby in manchester. i want to bring in our team, donna brazile, former contributor and chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor. >> i'm just -- she's all of the things. >> because i'm still maturing. >> donna brazile writes this today. usa today, is on the former party official, i've got one

message from the democrats, snap out of it. >> let's talk about the obsession we have with the iowa results that fiasco. then the other two are going to look for democrats, so we have one focus and one focus only. and that is to defeat donald trump by sitting around worrying about what happened yesterday, we have to focus on today and tomorrow. >> bill: it do get a sense of democratic primary voters that they have a horse that they can ride this year? >> the stable was full. i don't know if they because new hampshire in the past loves to scramble the race for democrats. let's put hillary over obama and let's put burning over hillary. that's been their track record. so new hampshire isn't necessarily about finding that strong horse to ride to come up

with a.r. about his resetting the race. >> then george bush lost john mccain by 20 points in 2,000 how did that happen, they could wake up tomorrow morning, because you've talked to a lot of the voters. you could wake up tomorrow morning and say, i'm going to go cast my ballot. >> do you think they just have a reputation for saying that? >> they are hard to pull. probably half of the democratic electorate will be independence because they pick and switch each time. if there's a good race on one side they vote over here and if there's a good race on the other side they will over there. so the democratic party will be drowned out in a lot of ways. >> that's a very interesting point because you can be undeclared in the state of new hampshire. >> you can walk in the primary, you can cast your ballot or you can go to another table or booth

and change your party affiliation if you so desire. it's a rather unique thing we were watching a post today, we found this piece very interesting. is there a story out there that we are not seeing, that we are not picking up on? pending the outcome of warren and biden on tuesday? >> no. let me just tell you it's too early to figure out what's going to happen. >> there are suggestions that it could be done. >> if you are a football lover like i am then don't forget, the last two democratic past presidents of both mr. clinton and mr. obama lost the state and went on to win the nomination. >> but democrats have changed their nominating process to frontloaded and they pretty much half the delegates will be allocated by the time you get done on super tuesday. so the shorter and more

compressed schedule. if joe biden cannot be a top three candidate in new hampshire, say where he was leading or close to be leading before then if you can do that, you don't see how he keeps going. elizabeth warren, if you can't live -- especially -- here's elizabeth warren from yesterday. >> i don't have a campaign that was put together by a bunch of consultants. i didn't pick out a bunch of proposals that were designed not to offend big dollar donors. i am fighting for what i believe in. and i'm trying to pull as many people into that fight as i can. this isn't about poles, this is about how we repair america which is not working for most americans. americans. >> you know i was thinking, tell me something you don't know. tell me an observation with mates you been here.

it's amazing how much she's receiving. >> well given the momentum that came out of the owl caucuses, mayor pete grabbed done with some momentum before the results were known. there's no question that both senator warren as well as mr. biden and amy cooper char, who by the way, there are a lot of people on this day who are giving her a second look. so don't be surprised tomorrow night when you see the results after all those independents loved at the democratic ballot. we might see a different front runner after tomorrow. >> bill: the thing that matters for bernie sanders, as long as he's one or two, that's fine. the worse news for bernie sanders would be a great night for elizabeth domenic elizabeth warren if she is in that state that's essentially urban boston and if she could finish there and get in the running, that would be big trouble for bernie sanders. >> and i told you guys we were

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>> bill: fox night team is all over it. a beautiful drone shots here in new hampshire. welcome back everybody, will show you what we are picking up on my a while. maybe a little bit what you can expect tomorrow new hampshire. back on the day, we will drill down to iowa for a moment here to let you know kind of what we

are picking up. he put a judge in orange, sanders and purple and elizabeth warren in yellow. this is what i find interesting. come over here to johnson county, eastern iowa. this is university of iowa. look what warren and sandra stayed in this part is a state with the boat? they split one-third 1/3. and this time it's a much more fractured field. and still pretty good numbers and high population, big student population. look what they did again, 29 at half are sanders and 29% for elizabeth warren. they split that boat, no matter what happens, and we move forward through the process. that's running on the eastern side of iowa, he went after

these county's and he ran the table. clayton county, on down into dubuque, to jackson and clinton. if you go out white again, this is all pete buttigieg. what they will tell you in iowa, these blue-collar counties here on the eastern side of the sta state. in 2016 in new hampshire, and bernie sanders did so well. in a lot of ways, this is bernie sanders race to lose. and if you look at the score he ran up against hillary clinton, 70% in cheshire. a pop on up here to sullivan, just a little bit under 70%. grafton county 66%, just an

overall big performance for bernie sanders and that's what he doesn't want to. they don't want the screen to go black. but it has and it did. thanks for being here today. big show tomorrow and that doesn't today. i'll be at back at 3:00 eastern the dnc and head of the new hampshire primary will be here as well. we will have martha maccallum, chris wallace and rich hume. you don't want to miss it. in the meantime neil will come up talking about the coronavirus and the effect it is having on the markets. i've had a lot of angst against that virus, whether the ability to control it is something that china can handle or whether or not other countries can handle it. neil will have the low down for you on that. later tonight, president trump is in new hampshire for a big rally. four years ago, he did this and he got all the headlines. how will he try to drum up the attention that democratic candidates hope to receive your

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>> announcer: live from new hampshire, "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: welcome. i am 22. the first in the nation where at least those in this state are trying to prove to iowa, we will do it right. the tiny hamlet will be the first to vote and get things going in your presidential contest. there are polls that show various leaders.