that is just blatantly unfair. >> todd: tomi, 45 seconds until most of those polls open up in new hampshire. >> carley: yes. election day. >> todd: at the end of today or 24 hours from now what is the discussion? you have 30 seconds. >> i think that nikki haley is going to do quite well in new hampshire. i want to remind folks that doing well in new hampshire is not the end all, be all. of course, new hampshire is an important state. we love you all in new hampshire. i think this is now the time where the rubber meets the road. time to unify around donald trump so we can take on joe biden or who i believe democrat nominee. gavin newsom, gretchen whitmer or michelle obama even. now time for the republican party dom together. move forward, unite and make sure we get our country back on track. >> carley: tomi, thank you so much for joining us on this first in the nation primary day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: thank you very much,

carley and also, todd. great to be with you. [cheers] >> steve: we will be here all week. it's 6:00 a.m. live from new hampshire where currently 28 degrees and it is finally here. it's finally primary day tuesday, january 23rd, 2024. the polls open 25 seconds ago in parts of the states as former president donald trump hits the trail. >> you want to make america great again vote trump. [chanting trump] >> you go into d.c. with a mandate. a mandate for a strong america that we can all be proud of. don't you want that? [cheers] >> brian: plus, i get an exclusive look at the former president's campaign including a tour of trump force 1. >> more or less the living room. and if you want, i will take you really quick because i have to make a speech a lot of people are waiting. >> this is the lounge to get away. >> this is a nice area that i

put you in if you want solitude, which you never want. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: new hampshire is the live free or die state. sorry about that. live free or die. so lawrence caught up with a group liberty loving people all across america here granite state to set up a free society. we're going to tell you how that works. lawrence? >> lawrence: the first hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. [applause] ♪ ♪ [marching band] ♪ [marching band]

♪ ♪ >> carley: that is the bed ford high school marching band home of the bulldogs. 1500 students at that school. we're so thankful that they are basicking us all up this morning. lot of enthusiasm in new hampshire. first primary in the entire country. >> steve: they're not only wakes us up but people in a three mile radius. lawrence is at the tavern here at the bedford village inn, which is literally right through that wall and about 20 feet away, and having breakfast with you. >> lawrence: that's right, guys. i feel like i can touch you guys if i can get through one of the walls. it's a great crowd here today, right? [. [applause] >> lawrence: of course the people are excited because this is the first primary in the country. they have a lot to say.

they are upset with stuff that's happening. a lot of folks living paycheck to paycheck. i talked to a lady yesterday that retired and now she is having to come out of retirement because she just can't make enough money to buy and provide for her family. so, similar stories here today. when i polled them and i started talking with folks, the indication today is they feel like donald trump is gonna pull it out today. a show of hands, who thinks nikki haley is going to win today? and who thinks donald trump is going to win today? [. [cheers and applause] [. >> if that is congruent with what we are seeing in the polls, it's going to be a nice election day. we'll see. >> brian: exactly, lawrence. >> lawrence: say that again, brian? >> brian: where are you? >> steve: he is right there. >> ainsley: he's at the tavern. >> lawrence: i'm in the tavern right through the wall. >> steve: yeah, that's what i said 20 feet away. >> brian: you are actually that

close? >> ainsley: we are staying on this complex. it's a beautiful hotel. several hotels here. several restaurants. you are at the tavern where the beer is served. beer will be flowing throughout the afternoon. this morning, though, we are going to start with breakfast. >> steve: that's right. so, as lawrence polled the audience there in the. >> brian: one other thing beer is also good for shampoo, body on at tap, remember? >> steve: i'm dry january that's why i got dry hair. >> >> brian: is that as close as can you get. >> steve: inside the tavern. a lot of them are going to gore donald trump this morning. obviously he is not in dixville notch, new hampshire, because they historic live all get together at midnight and they vote. and they did last night at midnight and the winner was 6-0 nikki haley. and the interesting thing about this is when you break down who voted. >> ainsley: the population. >> steve: forget about the population. there are four registered republicans who voted and then two of those undecided are

undeclared. >> ainsley: that's the population six people. >> steve: this is a resort area. and what they did is because, i think it was a resort was crossed. closed. they did the it voting in the lism chocolate chip cookies were served and golden retriever was there tom's. >> steve: his house. >> brian: his dad stearlted tradition. all six of them were tired of driving 45 miles to the closest polling site. we will bring it here. a.p. reporter gave them this idea and started this tradition more than 50 years ago. moderator who is now the son of the man who brought it, tom till litszson we get our 15 minutes of fame every four years. as you all know it brings in journalists and media outlets from august over the world literally. >> brian: that's what is great iowa and new hampshire it gets the spotlight every four year

cycle. i want to bring this up. interesting to see nikki haley sprint with at least five different events yesterday. donald trump thought he had a court case. they canceled it. postponed until wednesday. so he had one event scecketsdz at night. yesterday he brought in his former opponents who are now allies to say they are now on board the trump train and listen to how they introduced him and let him know how they felt about the former president, watch. >> tomorrow is the day that each and every one of you is going to cast the most important vote of your entire life. this is a very, very important vote. when you step into that voting booth, you are going to be signaling that we want crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country, we got get him out. >> if you want to make america great again, vote trump.

[chanting trump] >> there is one candidate in this race that understands how to make our nation more secure, our nation more prosperous. it's the person who did it when he was president before, that's donald j. trump. >> how many of you want four more years of low crime and high law and order under donald j. trump? >> trump and biden, it's a dead heat, it's going to be a nail-biter of an election. we all know what is going to happen. i'm in every one of those same general election polls. and i defeat biden by up to 17 points. you go in to d.c. with a mandate. a mandate to stop the wasteful spending and get our oeconomy back on track. mandate to get our kids reading again and go back with the basics of education. mandate to secure our borders. no more excuses. a mandate for law and order in this country, and a mandate for a strong america that we can all be proud of. don't you want that? [cheers and applause]

>> brian: two strong candidates. lawrence, behind the scenes you see byron by -- i put a fight . the better man won. and i'm on the -- i'm on board. >> lawrence: yeah, brian. it's really about not just the surrogates but where the energy is in the movement. i think it's so hard for these candidates that typically would have gotten so much traction from average republican voters but when you look at the rooms that i go into every single day, the diners or whether it's the rallies or the people that are standing in the cold when the temperature is below 15, because they just want to see the man or try to have some type of interaction. that type of movement is hard to beat. but, again, things can change on election day.

there can be people that show up. there can be this secret voter. but, as i always say, when the diners and people on the ground, if it's consistent with the polling, then i don't really look forward to upsets. because it's consistent. if it's inconsistent maybe something can happen. right now it looks like it's heading toward the former president right now, steve. >> good point, lawrence, regarding the pollings. but the polls are for the most part registered republicans. what is unique about new hampshire is the fact -- and i mentioned this a couple times yesterday -- you have got 300,000 republicans, 300,000 democrats. but 400,000 independents or undeclared. with the undeclareds, nikki haley leads but the problem with undeclareds is they are less motivated. and so one of the koch brothers organizations, what they are doing is they are -- they are working out on behalf nikki

haley. they have already knocked on 630,000 doors here in new hampshire. they are trying to get 20,000 people to vote who vote in the general but don't vote in the primary. so that's the key. that's the margin. they want to find 20,000 people who go to vote in november every time but never vote today. they want to get them to vote today. >> ainsley: trump has to keep that frontrunner status. >> nikki haley is trying to get those independents and people not necessarily the maga trumpers. new hampshire voters, it's very suburban here. it's less evangelically conservative: voters registered as undeclared can vote in new hampshire primary, republican primary. nikki haley did see a spike in her campaign in donations after ron desantis dropped out. she saw a spike of 500,000 from grassroots corners online. she was campaigning across the state yesterday, vowing she is in this for the long haul she will be on our show today.

we will ask her about that. if donald trump does win today here, so he wins iowa, if he wins new hampshire and the polls are right. what does that mean for her going forward? it. >> brian: president picked up the catholic vote yesterday. major catholic organization signed on with him. last night i had a chance to do something different. that wasn't really sitting down one-on-one with a blasting long form interview like did you, lawrence. i wanted to get a slice of life on someone who has run for president his third time. first things first how he landed in 40 minutes from new york, laguardia and then landed in portsmouth, new hampshire on route to laconia last night. when he landed he let us on board before he took off and prepared for his speech. here's a preview. >> brian: we got the flat screen behind you beautiful couch steve. >> we do. flat screen mind. this is the area, more or less

the living room. i will take you really quick i have to make a speech there are a lot of people waiting. >> this is the lounge to get away. >> this is a nice area i put you in if you want solitude, which you never want. >> brian: i never want solitude. i like the audience. >> these are really working spaces. i'm a worker. i'm not a pleasure guy. i'm a worker guy. and, you know, it's just -- it's a tremendous plane for that it's got great speed and all the things that gets us to where we are going on time. >> brian: mr. president, have you thought about as you look to close out this primary that this is the last election, this is your third one but the last. have you gotten retrospective at all. >> it is but i don't think of it that way. this is just as enthusiastic as i was for the first. we did great with the first. i will say we this tremendous enthusiasm for one and two. far more for this one than ever before. you have to see the crowds we are getting.

never seen enthusiasm like this. a big part of that they like the job i did. >> brian: mr. president, i know you have a speech to make. thanks for the tour. what's your approach? locking out new hampshire. >> we want to close it up. i think we will close it up. i think it's going to be very successful. we're having a lot of fun. >> brian: where are the notes? where is the teleprompter. >> i don't need too many notes unlike biden. have a good time, everybody. >> brian: i'm going to go with you. >> ainsley: brian, was the rally right outside of the plane or did he have to drive? >> brian: we drove an hour right to the center of new hampshire so we got a real sense. he doesn't travel light. he travels like a president. i couldn't believe the size of the caravan. the winding roads it looks like it's 50 cars and there is all these special cars parked along the way for security reasons. >> ainsley: will he still get secret service because he is the president? >> brian: secret service and he does not travel light. we went in there and everything is scripted to the t.

and people just say it's so dramatically different than 2016. because 2016 they had this momentum but they were kind of winging it. he became president. and all of a sudden they feel like they got it down. >> steve: i was here in 2016. he had one vehicle and there was somebody else. the other car breyer is entourage when he won on primary night 8 years ago. it was him and his family, the entire entourage. a big victory party over at the best western. >> ainsley: we were covering his campaign the first time he ran. we were at one of his rallies. he said come on my plane, come take a look. i walked on with our staff we are like this looks like a delta plane that's just been gutted and beautiful furniture in there. >> steve: looks great. >> ainsley: living room is massive. you can't tell. >> steve: bigger than a lot of people's houses. it's lovely. that whole tour is coming up

here in about 15 minutes. so, put down. >> ainsley: lawrence is going to talk to our wonderful viewers who are there having breakfast with him. >> steve: who would like to have a ride on the plane like we all wood. >> steve: coming up on this tuesday, a fire truck spins out of control on an icy. >> ainsley: crazy. >> steve: icy missouri neighborhood street. janice is going to join us on the wild weather. >> ainsley: landed perfectly in that driveway. plus, foes turned friends. former president trump ahead of today's primary including previous g.o.p. challengers. >> one candidate in this race that understands how to make our nation more secure. our nation more prosperous that's donald j. trump. [cheers] >> ainsley: that is north dakota governor doug burgum. you have can see he is here live with us. he is going to join us next. >> steve: coffee is free. >> brian: bedford high school marching band play us out. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: we are back with a fox news alert. the u.s. and u.k. carrying out another round of strikes against houthi terror targets in yemen. the military action comes in fox news continued attacks on commercial shipping and navy vessels in the red sea. we now know the identities of two navy seals declared dead off a mission off the coast of somalia. special warfare were trying to intercept a shipment of iranian made weapons to the houthis. high waves knocked them into the sea. christopher james chambers swept away after jumping in to try to save him. the supreme court siding with the biden administration in its battle with texas over razor wire placed along the southern border.

the 5-4 ruling authority to cutting down wire put up to keep 'migrants out. governor abbott reacting on x posting this ♪ over. texas' razor wire is effective deterrent toe illegal crossings biden encourages. i will continue to defend texas' constitutional authority to secure the border and prevent the biden administration from destroying our property. on to a fox weather alert. a deadly ice storm causing chaos on the roads across the midwest. three people have been killed in at least 18 crashes and one crazy video shows the fire truck spinning out of control. watch this. [screaming] >> oh my god! >> carley: icy conditions also causing lots of accidents in and around chicago. today, millions across the midwest, great lakes region and northeast are under a winter weather advisory and the gulf coast is bracing for days of

flooding as severe weather hits the southeast. let's check in janice dean for fox weather forecast. hi, janice. >> janice: lots going on. look at it. potential for freezing rain and ice across portions of the ohio valley and great lakes. heavy rain threat for the southern u.s. the southern plains. as we zoom, in you can see the potential here, we is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for central texas and then that heavy rain in rounds coming today and tomorrow and thursday and friday. some areas could easily get 5 to 8 inches. so flooding is going to be a big concern on the silver lining side of this, they need the rain. >> we need to fill up some of those reservoirs. here is your forecast today. watching that storm system develop across the plain states, we still have the risk for the severe weather and the potential for icing across the ohio valley in towards the northeast and the great lakes. florida, you are getting wet today and another round of rain for california. so, very busy pattern. look at the temperature change.

it's going to feel like springtime in a lot of these areas where we were in to the deep freeze. nashville this last week 17 degrees. this week 65 degrees a very big sea saw for temperatures. new hampshire, wind chill in terms of weather and storm systems. some maybe some freezing rain for parts of the southeastern part of the state later on this afternoon. so get out early. otherwise, i mean, from yesterday, ainsley, you guys were freezing and it feels kind of balmy out there today. >> ainsley: it is so nice. i'm sure these candidates appreciate it. because it was 11 degrees yesterday. now we are in the 30's. we will take it. >> janice: absolutely. >> ainsley: north dakota's governor doug burgum joining forces with donald trump last night making an appearance at the rally. >> and he is truly from north dakota and done really an incredible job and is he a

friend of mine. barbecue a friend of mine and really good one. doug burgum. >> >> there is one candidate in this race who understands how to make our nation more secure, our nation more prosperous. it's the person who did it when he was president before. that's donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: governor burgum joins us now. governor, you drove all the way here. you had your late night rally last night. thank you so much for coming on this early with us. i know tonight is the state of the state address. you are leaving right after this interview. why are you endorsing crump? >> well, ainsley, this was easy because when we ran, we were running on three things. the economy, energy, and national security. these are three issues that effect every american. and joe biden 180 degrees wrong on all three of these. president trump, he understands them. he is heading the country in the right direction. when he was driving these things forward. our country was safer. our country was more prosperous. under joe biden chaos is following joe biden around the world because his weakness is starting wars, whether it's in the middle east, whether it's in

eastern europe. of course joe biden's appeasement with iran is providing all the funding for terrorism in the world this morning. with war through weakness with biden it's peace through strength with president trump. it's an easy decision for americans. >> ainsley: you could easily win a third term as governor of north dakota. you announced yesterday you are not seeking to run again, why is that? >> tough decision because first lady catherine and i it's been such an incredible honor to serve the people of north dakota, a state that we love. we have 327 days left until our term is up. we are going to make sure every day counts this year doing that and, of course, our state is just booming right now. we have got muck the lowest unemployment, the highest workforce participation. we have been voted the best state to start a business. the best state in terms of fiscal stability. so everything is just cooking right now. capital is flowing north dakota for value-added energy, value added technology. tough to step away when we're doing that i spent my career in the private sector. i was first elected the same

night president trump was back in november of 2016. and i feel like private sector is calling me. >> ainsley: you were very successful in the private sector became governor and served the people. now you are towering about going back in the private sector. what if he offers you a cabinet position or vice president? >> as you saw the president has been very flattering saying the things is he doing. that's all hypothetical and premature. we got to help the president win a big election today here in new hampshire. i think he has a tough election in the fall to win in the fall that's very possible again because if you have got a choice between the energy policies of joe biden, which are favoring foreign dictators in china vs. an american first policy. again, if somebody is listening that cares about the environment. you should want -- we are a huge energy state. you should every want every ounce produced in your state we bruise prosecute cleaner and safer than anyone. when we export it we are hurting the environment.

>> carley: using it anyway we might as well use it from the united states. governor, thank you very much. >> thank you great to be with you. >> ainsley: wish you the best tonight. >> thank you. brian. >> ainsley: coming up brian's interview with donald trump. the more personal side of the president he goes on his plane as he makes his third run for office. >> have you gotten red throw specific at all. >> youngkin of it that way. it is but i don't think of it this way. i think this is just as enthusiastic as i was for the first. we had tremendous enthusiasm for one and two. far more for this one than i have ever seen before. you have to see the crowds we are getting. we have never seen enthusiasm like this. >> we have that "fox & friends" exclusive coming up next. and, lawrence is going to get the pulse of the people here in new hampshire straight ahead. he is at the tavern restaurant. ♪ ♪

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♪ [marching band] ♪ [marching band] >> ainsley: welcome to our home base on essentially what is our super bowl tuesday as we just looked at the bedford high school marching band. 54 members strong joining us live from the bedford village inn on this big day of voting. >> brian: do you know what is under appreciated? >> ainsley: what is that? >> brian: flag pole. flag pole without gloves. >> steve: the flag guy?

>> brian: ainsley had the easy part. she had to dance. >> ainsley: that's so not true. >> brian: i waved the flag so cold. >> ainsley: you know i'm not confident about my dancing. >> steve: as is brian. >> ainsley: you are doing an interview. we walk outside to go meet the band and we did a little segment with them darn it. i have to dance? >> dance with the mascots. fun with it. the guy that's on the floor that doesn't dance very well you like love him and appreciate him because he is just trying. >> steve: the "fox & friends" drill team yesterday. when you said flag pole i thought christmas carol way below zero the kid who stuck his flag on the flag pole he could still be outside. >> ainsley: yesterday 11 degrees. today in the 30's. >> steve: right now 2 #. >> ainsley: people heading to the polls right now. >> steve: are it impact things? no. people are motivated. president trump predicted a strong victory here in new

hampshire yesterday. >> ainsley: president making his final push to those voters. >> brian: i got a chance to catch up with the former president what it has taken him to get to this point on the cusp, perhaps, of locking up the nomination. morph in the day of the life or should i say a night in the life of a candidate. ♪ >> brian: welcome to the tarmac in portsmouth, new hampshire where trump force 1 has just landed. of the president is looking to close out this primary, maybe get the nomination. we're going to get the chance to go inside. follow him around to final event and see what the game plan is. >> brian: how's it going it's been a while. >> going well. i hope you like the plane. >> this is fantastic. this is a new plane from the one you were doing the apprentice. >> yeah, it is different. it's been quite nice. >> as much as you lo this plane. how is it different from another

plane you were asphirg get back home air force one. >> air force one is always air force one. even if this is nicer. air force one is still air force one. it represents something very special. >> brian: i haven't seen new a while. you look like you are in fighting shape. how much weight did you lose? >> maybe 15, maybe 20. >> brian: how? >> the hard way. i work. no, i have been so busy. i haven't been able to eat very much. i'm not able to sit down and eat like a person like you. you can sit down and eat. me, it's a little bit tougher. >> brian: because you are always moving. mr. president, have you thought about as you look to close out this primary that this is the last election, this your third one. but, the last have you gotten retrospective at all. >> i don't think of it that way. it is but i don't think of it that way. i think this is just as enthusiastic as i was for the first. >> thank you very much. this is a crowded place. [cheers and applause] >> i will say we had tremendous

enthusiasm for one and two, far more for this one than i have ever seen before. we have never seen enthusiasm like this. i think a big part of that they like the job i did. a big part of that is how bad this administration has been. this is the worst president in the history of our country. this man is grossly incompetent. he is going to get us into a world war iii. >> brian: what is the game plan on the final day of a primary? you have been through this before. can you bring our audience on the scene of what your mindset is to close it out? why did you pick the city you did and what's the message tonight? >> i think this is really just a very special time. we had a great, a great time also in iowa fantastic people all over the country. all the same. we have unbelievable patriots all over the country. they want to see our country come back. they want to see, it's very simple, they want to make america great again.

they want it to be great. they want to put america first. we are doing that and i think we are doing it a level that people haven't seen. we are going to be in very good shape. >> brian: can you show me the plane a little? we got the flat screen behind you. got the beautiful couch. >> a nice screen right behind. this is the area, more or less the living room. if you want, i will take you really quick because i have to make a speech. a lot of people waiting. >> brian: i know. this is the lounge to get away. >> this is a nice area i put you in if you want solitude which you never want. >> brian: i never want solitude. >> you never want. >> brian: i like the audience. >> i'm a worker. i'm not a pleasure guy. i'm a worker guy. and, you know, it's just -- it's a tremendous plane for that great speed and all the things that gets us to where we are going on time. >> brian: can i tell you what i notice? when you invited me on the plane one time when you were doing the apprentice and you weren't running for office. you had a folder full of news allergies before the digital age

really kicked. in you were just kicking through. where is that passion for the news? it's always been there. >> i still have it and i still have articles, too. i like articles better than the internet if you want to know the truth. i like paper. i like to touch it. >> brian: mr. president, i know you have a speech to make. i appreciate the tour. what's your approach? locking out new hampshire. >> we want to close it up. i think we will close it up. i there it's going to be very successful. we're having a lot of fun. >> brian: where are the notes? where is the teleprompter? what's going on? >> i don't need too many notes unlike biden. >> brian: right. >> have a good time, everybody. >> brian: all right. i'm going to go with you. [laughter] >> brian: i think he wanted to get rid of me we followed for on hour to laconia for a speech. crowd of 500. hot in there they waited. they were patient. and the green room of who is who of the trump world. corey lewan do you ski. donald trump jr., tim scott,

governor burgum, to vivek ramaswamy. everyone wants to be part of it. this is a machine. he was a well-oiled machine. everybody knows their roles and they are disciplined. >> steve: that was going on as donald trump was making his closing argument last night. >> brian: part 2 a little bit later. totally different. >> steve: lawrence is joining us now next door at the tavern at the bedford village inn where he is talking to some of the people. lawrence, they don't have early voting here. so, if everybody in that room is going to vote. they got to vote today. >> lawrence: yep. let's ask them about the interview with the former president. let's start with you, ma'am. you just heard the former president going back and forth coast to coast. of what's your action? >> i think he is amazing. i think he has got a ton more energy like you said, even more than 2016 and 2020. i saw him in 2016 and 2020, and the energy was amazing but now it's energy with a purpose. i think a lot of people are really stressed out about what's happening.

you don't have borders. you don't have a country. you take care of immigrants which, obviously, everybody deserves a chance but you have to take care of the men and women that are willing to fight and die for your country before you take care of people who want to sneak over the border and you need to make sure that you're taking care of america first. we need to make america great again. >> lawrence: you are talking about taking care of our veterans. >> absolutely. >> lawrence: quick reaction from you what did you think of the president's interview. >> i think it's awesome. everything he does is awesome. [laughter] >> lawrence: what about you, ma'am, i'm going to ask you to turn around. what do you think of the former president right there on his plane. >> i think as she was saying, he's rearing to go. and he's just full of energy. yeah. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am. >> you are welcome. >> lawrence: later on talk with undecided voter as well as a gentleman who was weighing trump and nikki haley. he came up with a decision just this week. he has got to tell what his

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of fentanyl overdose. the fentanyl crisis in this country must be taken more seriously. it seems it is just flowing over the borders and nothing is being done about it. we must do better. adam harrison's father posting this tribute to the 39-year-old saying you will always be in my heart. i love you, adam adam wasn't featured on pawn stars but worked gold and silver pawn before the reality show debuted in 2009. hon2009 harrison's death 2022 t. this tragedy coming as u.s. officials plan on heading to mexico city for a discussion on the fentanyl crisis with leaders from both mexico and canada. we have been talking a lot about it, guys. it seems like we actually need to do something to prevent this from happening. enough with the talk. >> steve: todd, at this point, i know the family has asked for privacy. we don't know a lot of the

circumstances, do we? >> todd: at this point we do not. you can understand why the family might want to keep that private, but, who knows? they're a public family. maybe in the coming days, weeks and months. they will talk more about it to bring more awareness but we will see. >> steve: for the most part all we know for sure it was an overdose. we don't know a lot of the circumstances. todd, thank you very much. >> ainsley: last week we interviewed a mom from new hampshire and she lost her son to fentanyl. we went through some of the statistics. the border san issue for them. >> brian: lawrence, no doubt about it. remember when the president said i san francisco president xi rein in some of the precursors to mexico. mexico flowing by that and human trafficking. making zillions of dollars. what do you think they are going to be discussing when the white house goes down to mexico to try to seal up the border? >> lawrence: yeah. they keep saying that they are going to be talking about the root causes. i don't think they are going to

be talking about the drugs that are pouring across the border. the interesting thing is, in the last election, when you talk about iowa, we were just at the caucuses, i was really surprised that immigrationenned n. a place like iowa became the number one issue. the question is for new hampshire, as we start to get the exit polling and all that data, will it be the number one issue here in new hampshire as well? and it just shows you, and we always say this all the time. every state is a border state because of the fentanyl, because of the drugs that are impacting everyone. and it's poison. you got these kids dropping dead. grownups dropping dead because they're experimenting with something they think they are getting a xanax but it's really laced with fentanyl. >> steve: right. we are here in new hampshire. this actually is a border state. a northern border state. with canada right there. here's the thing. we know exactly why people are coming in. because this administration made a decision on day one, you know what? we're going to kind of -- we're goods to losing the requirements

for asylum. >> brian: reverse everything trump did. >> steve: for the most part, everybody who comes to our door can just say something. they all know whether a to say thanks to the cartel. we are going to let them in and adjudicated and some people are getting a court date five years, 10 years from when they walk across the border. we know how to fix it. just make it more complicated to take that step across the country. and, yet, yesterday, the vice president of the united states pretends that, look, this is all congress' problem. it's not all congress' problem. you know, they have tried for decades to come up with comprehensive immigration reform. every administration get to decide how to enforce it. xi says their hands are tied. watch. >> well, so, there's no question that our immigration system is broken, but, sadly, people on the other side of the aisle have been playing politics with this

issue. the solutions are at hand, and -- you know, gone are the days, sadly, where a president bush or john mccain understood that we should have a bipartisan approach to fixing this problem, which is a long-standing problem. the solution includes putting resources at the border to do what we can to process people effectively and putting in place actually allow for a meaningful pathway to citizenship. >> ainsley: that's just jargon. the solution is to close the border. put up whatever you have to put up down there, a wall, more of the barbed wire, whatever you have to do to protect our border to protected our children. those of us who have kids worry about this. you worry that your child is going to go college and one student, they are going to be stay tuned one night and take a pill that they don't know what is in it, maybe they were injured on the football field and their back is killing them and take a pill that they bought online.

we are all concerned about this. whether we were younger we did things that our parents told us not to do. that can happen countless times. and i know personally three our four people out of south carolina area. we interviewed hundreds of them that have lost their kids to this and the holidays are so hard. we check on them and we send them text messages. the harvard-harris poll says immigration is the number one issue. fatal drug overdoses here in new hampshire are increasing faster than the rest of the country. in 2022, 486 people died of overdoses in new hampshire. that's a 14% increase. a 14% increase from the year before. 80% of those deaths were fentanyl, lawrence. or brian, sorry, it's brian's turn. >> brian: go ahead, lawrence. >> lawrence: no, no; brian. i think it's just an embarrassment. i don't know what the vice president was talking about that mumbo jumbo. and then the supreme court who i was very disappointed with yesterday. my state is being invaded by people we don't know where they are coming from now they say

it's okay for them to cut the wire? if they can cut the wire are they going to move the men and women there so they can actually enforce the immigration laws on the books? i mean, it's just embarrassing what is happening. >> brian: what happened is john roberts voted with the liberals on the supreme court to side with the federal government and prevent texas from protecting their observe border. they have to cut the razor wire and let more illegals. in. >> steve: amy coney barrett also. >> ainsley: what's coming up, brian? >> brian: more polls open in minutes in new hampshire. nikki haley joins us live next hour. >> steve: and the bedford high school marching band is playing for us all morning long on election day 2024. ♪

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