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>> the results for former president donald trump is the winner of the new hampshire republican presidential primary. he got over half of the votes but nikki haley said she isn't done yet. >> we are going to -- we have no choice. if we don't win, i think our country is finished, i do. >> this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. [cheers and applause] and the next one is my sweet state of south carolina! [cheers and applause] >> you are watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro and onto the other side of the political aisle, defeating his challengers even though his name was not on the ballot. he got over half of the vote by

people writing his name down. dean philip second with 20%. >> carley: brooke singman is breaking it down for us this morning, hi, brooke. >> winning the new hampshire primary by double digits over nikki haley. i spoke to the former president after his victory and he told me he is honored with the wind and the g.o.p. is united behind his candidacy. he also called out haley after picking up a majority of the delegates in the state. watch this. >> and then i looked at the polls and talking about most win ability and who would win and the headwind put up and i don't know if you have seen it but i have one put up here and we have won almost every single poll in the last few months against crooked joe biden. [cheers and applause] and she doesn't win those votes. this is not your typical victory speech, but let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad night. she had a very bad night. >> carley: voter analysis 87%

of republicans identify as maga performers back the president. also read also president trump with 68% of conservative voters, 64% of voters without a college degree, and 57% of rural voters. but haley is still in it for the long haul despite finishing in third in iowa caucuses in second in new hampshire. >> most americans do not want a rematch between biden and trump. the first party to retire his 80-year-old canada and will be the party that wins this election. [cheers and applause] when we get to south carolina, donald trump will have a harder time falsely attacking me. every time i have run for office in south carolina, i have beaten the political establishment. they are lined up against me again. that is no surprise spirit about south carolina folders don't want a coronation pier they want

an election. >> carley: according to fox news voter analysis, state voters with immigration and economy as the most important issues, guys. >> todd: it does beg the question if you lose by 11.5 points, can you claim victory, which is what nikki haley did somewhat yesterday. people thought it was a strategy getting out there with a victory speech before a really trump to get out there himself but we will see if that strategy works. >> carley: i think when she made the victory slip i thought she was going to lose by smaller margin and ended up being double digit loss but obviously 11 points double digits. but the speeches were interesting because many people come i got an alert on my phone that said she would speak after donald trump wins new hampshire. you assumed that it would be somber. she delivered a victory speech. donald trump speech, he seemed much more angry than iowa. when you spoke to him, did he

say anything about that, why he may be frustrated? he definitely went in and attacked nikki haley. some people were making comments about the way he commented on her dress. it looks like a fancy dress, it might not be. he said thinking haley and ron desantis ran great campaigns. >> the thing is trump is honored and really excited about the numbers. something that he and his campaign pointed out as new hampshire, you can vote in the republican primary. so even with independence, changed and voted and the republican primary for nikki haley, trump still won. he said nikki haley, he didn't say she had to drop out, but he said she should because his campaign is wasting money instead of campaigning against joe biden right now, which is what they know they will be doing down the line. he says they have to waste money and still kind of run against her. what he says is the republican party is completely were united

behind him. monday night is lester rallied before the voters at the polls in new hampshire, he had senator tim scott, vivek ramaswamy, doug burgum stood with him on the stage and ran against him a few months ago as g.o.p. opponents. now, they have all endorsed him and you have florida governor ron desantis dropped out of the race on sunday and endorsed him. i think people were surprised how quickly after suspend of the campaign he endorsed him. but what trump is saying is the whole party is united behind me. >> carley: looking ahead to south carolina, there are so many south carolina lawmakers who endorse donald trump. some of them we will be talking to her later in the show. >> todd: i think you made the important point that cannot be overstated. nikki haley was expected to do better in new hampshire than other states. that is in large part democrats and independents can vote. where is new hampshire? new hampshire is right next to massachusetts.

and i know so many people, they were a very liberal democrats who just got sick of massachusetts because they couldn't afford it anymore move to new hampshire. spirit about their politics with them and nikki haley mobilized a lot of those people, whether she intended to or not and hence, that is why 11.5 is the margin there where iowa much more. >> carley: moving ahead of ahead, nikki haley in recent days did not say she would win new hampshire but she would do better than she did in iowa where she lost to donald trump by 32 points. so now she can say, well it may be double digits but it is 11 trending and the right direction. on the other side of the aisle -- >> if you look back to 2020 and those primaries, joe biden after iowa, new hampshire, he was losing big time. he was losing big time in new hampshire. he had his sights set on new hampshire. it is nikki haley taking that model? we don't know. does she have the numbers in south carolina? not according to the polls we are seeing.

on the other side of the aisle, presidepresident biden a write-n candidate. minnesota congressman dean phillips grabbed 20% of the vote yesterday. biden setting his sights on potential match up with former president trump. listen. >> donald trump is betting you won't vote on this issue. but guess what, he is betting we won't hold him responsible either for taking away their rights. he is betting that you will stop caring. >> i believe 2024 will be the most important election we have had since 1864. [cheers and applause] democracy is on the ballot. freedom is on the ballot. >> fox news voter nellis 47% of new hampshire democrats say biden is too old to serve another term while 53% say he is not to. phillips says he has concerns

about a potential biden/trump rematch in november. >> i respect president biden but he cannot defeat donald trump. he is a weakened candidate. tonight that was demonstrated. nobody knew my name ten weeks ago pure to be put together a campaign in two weeks and now we are at 21% as of tonight. gosh knows if we were here a couple of months, i think we would have won this thing. it demonstrates what is going on here. if he was a strong candidate, strong income but, he would have got 90%. i think that says so much. >> biden will shift his focus to auto workers who he will address today even though the union has not endorsed him. >> todd: biden making that from manassas new hampshire, oh, wait that was virginia, very far away from new hampshire and the new hampshire primary shows what they think of that. brooke, thank you. let's bring them former new hampshire senate candidate doctor, thank you for being

here. what is nikki haley's path forward at this point? >> look, there is a path but it is a very narrow path. she has to get her act together and do really well in south carolina. that is obvious to everyone at this point. so i think, look, that is the next big battleground we have to watch for nikki haley. but look, there is a path. it is narrow. it requires her competitor former president trump to stumble on the path he is on because he has a wide path at this point. >> carley: one of the things nikki haley does have his money. she has well-funded appeared as a matter of fact, her campaign received $1.5 million in small donation since ron desantis dropped out. do you think are showing in new hampshire and the new hampshire primary will satisfy those donors or the loss smaller than expected, or are we looking at a possibility eventually down the road looking at the numbers in south carolina? her money drying up before the primary begins?

>> a really tough question to answer. that is actually the single most important question to ask, which is will hurd donors stay with her. my suspicion is those in the anti-trump alternative to trump campaign are going to continue to be with her. they are hoping, thinking possibly at the former president will stumble in some way, whether legal actually sticks or something else happens. but yeah, that is the ultimate question. will the money stick with her? at this point, the evidences a kind of his. the money is staying with her. they do want that alternative. >> todd: with that in mind, there is talk haley could stay in the race all the way until july with the mind-set, hey, nikki wants to position herself as a backup in case the trump trials trip him up. do you buy that they are at all, doctor? >> there is a long road between

here and july, let's be honest and an order for that to happen that scenario you are describing, we would have to see significant progress with her converging closer to the former president. and then money would need to stay there. she would have to have more than a belief that, okay, he will stumble and i will catch the boats if he falls. at this point, she has demonstrated viability in a general election since by having big name, big dollar support and she is not as popular as the former president. so that sort of optionality may be there regardless. >> carley: according to fox news voter analysis, unaffiliated voters in new hampshire which makes up half of the electric favor haley 62% to 32%. if donald trump becomes the eventual nominee, you will need those voters in his camp. what do you think he will need to do to broaden out that

electorate and that coalition so it includes the maga supporters and moderate voters as well lead into the general election? >> i think if it was a head-to-head election today, joe biden is doing such a horrible job on so many fronts that actually come i'm not sure he needs to. if the election is framed as biden versus trump, it is going to be trump. and that is today right now. the question is, is that how it will be framed? will biden make it? as the former president said yesterday, i'm not convinced biden will be there at the finish line of the campaign season for election day. i don't see it. of course, everyone is planning on it, but that is something to watch. >> todd: democrats have to decide what is best for their party when it is best for the republicans going forward. ronna mcdaniel with what nikki haley needs to do. >> i'm looking at the math and the path going forward, and i don't see it for nikki haley. i think she has run a great

campaign, but i do think there is a message coming out from the boulders, which is very clear: we need to unite around our nominee, which is donald trump and we need to make sure we be joe biden. >> todd: final thoughts to you, doctor. is that what she should ultimately do in the end sooner rather than later in order to keep joe biden from building any momentum in the month of february some of the month of march and beyond? >> i think we have a month basically and let's see how south carolina falls together and how nikki's donors are acting in what they interpret. let's see how she is received on the ground in south carolina. again, narrow path, but if it exists. there is a path. it is very, very narrow. president trump has a very wide path at this point and lots of options to get there. but again, i really want to see more data before i come to a conclusion on that question. >> todd: close but no cigar for nikki haley in

south carolina. she has two win and that looks like a daunting task. dr. vikram mansharamani, we appreciate your time. we just saw the good doctor but now we want to see more of you i'm of the people, who watch the show everyday. send us a quick video of saying your name, where you're from, why you are up early, why you left the show? email to friends first at fox.com. one little note of warning him i don't make it too long because if too long, you may not be able to email and your server may not try and it didn't go through so keep it tight. >> carley: and less in public, i enjoy seeing you so much that i'm chasing you down the street. but i still want to talk. don't go. we are looking forward to seeing you and what you have to say about the show wasn't well. >> todd: i have the same situation the viewers walk away from me. it is time to move on. >> carley: don't ever get us together because we will wrapped up in that for a while.

>> todd: texans backing down to use razor wire to secure the border and just like in il with the fox news voter analysis shows immigration the top issue for new hampshire voters as well. >> carley: u.s. border chief ron how that can shape the race for november plus nancy mace is here to tell us why she is endorsing donald trump over nikki haley who is the governor of her home state. so many more casts as well as a special two hour addition of "fox & friends first." don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: texas refusing to remove razor wire at the border after supreme court said federal agents could cut it down. texas says it needs the added protection to protect itself against the number of rising crossings. >> carley: live in washington with the latest, lucas tomlinson. >> good morning, todd and carley. the 5-4 supreme court decision, the federal government

can remove razor wire between texas and mexico. governor greg abbott is fighting back, "the texas national guard continues to hold the line equal past taxes will not back down from efforts to secure the border in his absence. according to a recent poll, president biden only 18% approval rating when handling of the border and here is our own peter doocy in the white house briefing room. >> the more the supreme court decision is going to undoubtedly encourage more illegal immigration. do you know better than the border patrol union? >> the border patrol needed access and that is why we sued to get rid of the razor wire. so they can do their jobs. you know what else would help them do their jobs? more bulbar patrol agents. >> immigration rank the most important issue facing the country. >> we have a border that is totally open and dangerous,

creating a disaster in our country. >> if you take a look at our border, so bad, never been a border like this in the world. four years ago, we had the safest, best border in the united states. i build hundreds of miles of border wall. >> president biden is not ready to call the situation on the southern border a crisis yet. about admitted it is not secure. last month, over 3,000 migrants encountered on the southern border, the highest meant the country's history. >> it does beg the question how bad doesn't need to get before a crisis. you hesitate to think about what that is because that would be horrible, lucas, thank you. as he mentioned, the fox news voter analysis found immigration was once again the top issue for republican voters, talking the economy by ten points. an important for latino voters, the second voting aged americans with 36 million eligible. that number is up from

32 million in 2020. the usa president and founder abraham enriquez joins me, good morning to you. be haley in new hampshire, 73-26 and immigration was the number one issue. do you expect that trend to repeat with hispanics coming up in nevada in south carolina? >> well, good morning, todd, yes you said two primaries where president trump has basically cleared the win in those two. as you get out of new hampshire, south carolina and more states nevada, ohio, pennsylvania, arizona the hispanic number goes from number to a critical powerful number. immigration and border security tied to the economy that will make hispanic voters lean more to the right and embrace president trumps policies because as your own fox news poll shows biden has less than

18% approval rating when handling the border. he is mishandling the border and the rhetoric over border patrol agents will end up being the best for republican voters. >> todd: there are a lot of stunning numbers when it comes to the biden administration. i would argue the one we are about to show you is the most stunning of all because the latest poll shows trump leading biden with latino voters by five points keeping in mind, abraham, biden had 65-32% margin among hispanic voters less than four years ago. how much of that swing is due to biden's completely disastrous border policies? >> oh, completely. i would say that is the number one reason with the decade year inflation with hispanics to realize there is a better option out there but listen, todd, we talk about the power of the

hispanic community. about you and i know power is not given, it is recognized. the four years the president was in the white house he recognized hispanics. he understood entrepreneur spirit and family values and how we want america protected. as a leader of the america first movement, it only makes sense hispanics the fastest growing demographics in america is embracing trump america first policies. so president trump continues talking about the issues that he has in iowa, new hampshire, leading in south carolina and nevada, i believe he's building up a coalition of hispanic voters who never gave republican party a chance. but because someone is finally talking about the issues that they are saying don't next seeing day in and day out, they welcome president trump to hispanic voters into this new republican party. >> todd: i have not used the word since seventh grade spanish class. it is an exciting moment for me. putting issues aside and looking ahead to south carolina where

nikki haley does need to win, who resonates more on a personal level with the latino voter? donald trump or nikki haley? >> so, i think when you take a couple of steps back, todd, talking about hispanic demographic in south carolina, they hispanics make 57% of south carolina's population. 28% and nevada. so i think nevada gives us a little bit of a holes where the hispanic vote will lie with the republican party. it is important to know republicans talking about hispanic vote, they usually similar to the puerto rican vote. a very critical voting block. more than 67% of the hispanic voting block within the hispanic demographic is mexican to send puritan mexican-americans that live around the border. you are talking about brownsville, eagle pass, mcallen, tucson, arizona, and every single one of those cities went republican this midterm election. you are talking to counties in

south texas under democratic control for over 120 years. because of this border crisis, two districts flipped republican. as we get out of south carolina and go to swing states like nevada, ohio might think it will be the hispanic vote that will give president trump this overall win. >> todd: that would be fascinating if that ultimately happens. real interesting analysis breaking down the latino vote mexican versus venezuela, really interesting stuff. abraham, thank you so much in getting out with us. trump won the new hampshire primary but don't tell the media. >> nikki haley beat by 40 percentage points. that is not a good sign. >> this is a very bad night for a donald trump. >> carley: really? speaking of bad, president biden could barely get a word an end his rally in virginia yesterday. >> and frankly -- donald trump

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♪ ♪ >> todd: president trump what they win in new hampshire. primary voters picked him over nikki haley by 11 points. it is the first time republican canada as won both iowa and new hampshire since the two states the first nominating contest in the presidential primary caucus. >> carley: he has won new hampshire three times. haley stayed in the race and shifting her focus to home state of south carolina. >> todd: fox news voter analysis 95% of primary goers in the granite state said they want a leader who is mentally fit. 85% say they want a strong

leader. speak to the top issues for immigration and the economy, once again just like iowa. >> todd: i don't think that will change in future states and the primary coming up february 25th. >> carley: the media had an interesting take on donald trump's take and new hampshire last night, watch this. >> he is mad. he is angry. that is not a celebratory trump. he is angry nikki haley's in the race. i do think he looks weak. basically, there was a woman that says, "i want to get you in debate with you." he looks weak running from one person. >> nikki haley be independence among 40 percentage points. that is not a good sign for sitting former president of the united states. >> this is a very bad night for donald trump, looking at the pattern. >> carley: nikki haley's campaign running with the sematech sculling trump's win incredibly weak for him, and asking why is he so angry.

beverly hallberg from district media group and independent women's forum and joins me now. beverly, good morning to you. donald trump's speech, the tone was different from iowa to new hampshire. what do you think about that? the media coverage of that as well? >> we shouldn't be surprised by the media coverage since many into the media step in lockstep with the biden campaign. they will denigrate donald trump as often as i can whenever they can definitely taking it a step further to say a bad night when he is a winner of the spirit i do understand the tactics that nikki haley is taking. if she stays in the race, chester show a message and when not as strong and go to the home state. this is where she will have some issues is polling is showing donald trump has a strong lead in south carolina. i'm a south carolinian resident and i can see a lot of trump signs and very little nikkei science where i live. so we will have to see how that goes. i don't think donald trump is

going to be this conciliatory person, candidate. i think trump is who trump is. no love lost between him and nikki haley. i think it will be a slugfest with words moving forward. >> carley: you are looking ahead to south carolina and political looking to the future as well. they have an op-ed that said donald trump has a big problem ahead. they write donald trump as a problem no matter what happens in new hampshire on tuesday night. there is a whole sloth of republican electorate and a good chunk of independents who appear are firmly committed to not voting for him in november if he becomes the nominee. and politico goes on to point to this nbc news "des moines register" poll 43% of nikki haley supporters said they would back joe biden over trump. so if trump becomes the eventual nominee, how does he unite the party moving forward to the general election? >> well, i hope he can use more inclusive language. i hope he can look at people that did vote for somebody else in the primaries and try to

bring them into the fold. i think he will do that. he will try to unite the republican party. locum a lot of people are wondering, how can we take donald trump down and polls show him close with joe biden if they head into this presidential campaign together. it's donald trump is the eventual nominee. but i think a lot of people are just trying to figure out, how does donald trump move forward? he has more support than i think a lot of us expected even a year ago. it is it seems the more he has indictments, the more he sent the spotlight and the more he's taken down by the swamp, the more people want to defend him. i think he has a clear path to victory. if he does win, we will have a strong showing against biden and could win. >> carley: with each passing indictment, the numbers keep going up. the party divided within the republican party but also the democratic side of things. president biden was on the campaign trail yesterday making a speech and of virginia.

he was interrupted by protesters 11 times. listen to this. >> this is going to go on for a while. they got this plan appeared and frankly, donald trump and maga republicans including the woman hollering... [screaming] and frankly... >> carley: so the problem with that, beverly, that didn't seem like maga republican. it was someone protesting his israel policy. they were as real concern among the democrats and the biden campaign that his stance on israel would turn people off especially swing states like michigan with high muslim population. where do you see this going? >> i think first of all, one of the things joe biden needs to make sure he understands is that hecklers he has along the way that our pro-palestinian

anti-israel are not pro-maga republicans. so we needs to figure that out because the heckling will continue. but yeah, a huge problem in michigan and losing some of the vote. i support this biden administration on supporting israel and not as strong at times as i would like. to write about i give them credit for it. this is pointing out the problem we see with joe biden is continued decline and his ability to communicate effectively, handle himself at public events. i have a prediction if donald trump is the nominee come i think joe biden will refuse to debate him, saying he will not t on the stage with someone who is trying to destroy democracy. i think that is the narrative he will use and his team will do whatever they cannot to put him against donald trump and a spoken form. >> carley: that is a great prediction. i believe the word from his campaign right now, "we will think about." beverly, thank you for joining us. the united states carrying out a series of new strikes in the middle east after more than 150 attacks on our troops.

the defense secretary lloyd austin just made his first public appearance to talk about ukraine. >> our support for ukraine is tyranny and makes our country's more secure. >> carley: trey yingst is live in the middle east with the very latest on the lipid. >> todd: and americans are watching how the white house handles that major issue as well as several key issues here at home as all eyes turn to south carolina. palmetto state voter panel is here next. ♪ ♪

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the missiles and houthis controlled areas of yemen and determine presented imminent threat to merchant vessels and the u.s. navy ships in the region. and they struck and destroyed the missiles and self-defense. these were the ninth strikes by american forces against the houthis in the past two weeks." a report in "the wall street journal" indicates iran is scenting houthis missile components and jammers to aid ongoing attacks on the red sea. earlier in the evening, american strikes targeted >> carley: positions in iraq after attack in the al-assad air base left four u.s. troops with traumatic brain injuries appear there have been 151 attacks against american bases and the region since mid-october. the strikes we are seeing last night by u.s. secretary of defense who said this earlier in the day at a meeting for the ukraine defense contact group. take a listen. >> our support for ukraine struggled against tierney makes all of the countries more

secure, so a soft burn and secure is critical to the security. and we must not waver in our support for ukraine. >> a lot of foreign policy agenda items on the list for the biden administration to deal with at midst rising global conflicts, todd and carley. >> todd: trey, thank you. back at home for the new hampshire primary election is in the books and trump be haley by 11 points. the focus shifts to south carolina where haley's are from governor 2011-2017. speak with this race is far from over. south carolina voters don't want a coronation. they won an election. >> todd: claude wheeler jr. south carolina republican second vice chair, sarah owens a republican voter, and rick is a south carolina republican and business owner come all three join me now. claude, all indications are that

haley will state in this race until south carolina. is that the right move? i'm having some trouble hearing claude to. i apologize that. rick, i will ask you the same question, is at the right move? should nikki haley stand the race until south carolina? >> i think trump has proven he has had to lead how long now and he will continue to have the lead. so i think from her standpoint, i think she should stay in the race. but i think it is clear trump will be the candidate. >> todd: sarah, mike huckabee had a really interesting morning for nikki haley. let's listen to it right now and get your reaction on the backside. >> i think if she goes to south carolina and she doesn't win there in her home state, it dramatically affects her for the long haul. it is a big calculated risk on her part to do it. >> todd: real interesting.

as a voter, do you agree that maybe you would think twice about voting for nikki haley and a national election going forward, i.e. the future of her political career if she gets beaten and beaten badly in her home state, your home state of south carolina? >> to be honest, she is not on the top of my ballot anyway. but usually come i think you have home-field advantage. losing in her home state would really damage a lot of people who are going to vote for her anyway. >> todd: interesting. >> i think losing at home state would be pretty detrimental to her. we went that seems to be where that is headed right now, if you lose south carolina, 0.00 path forward and we have claude back but what are your top issues and which candidate, haley or trump best suited to address those issues? >> it will be the economy, education and family and who better to address those issues

at this point is actually donald trump. nikki haley just has not proven that to me by anything she has been going around the country saying. >> todd: we spent a lot of time so far in this discussion talking about what nikki haley needs to do going forward. what does donald trump need to do going forward? press secretary kaylee machen any, or colleague had this to say. listen. >> i would go home tonight to my victory party and celebrate made history yet again, but i would go home and look under the hood. when you look under the hood of fox news voter analysis, you find that every 2% of republicans say, we will not vote for trapp. to unite the party and nikki haley won independent according to fox news voter analysis 59-33. i go home if i'm troubled, i celebrate and i say come i have to unite this party and wins independent spirit that is how i beat biden.

>> todd: rick, your thoughts on that. it seems like a good strategy. >> i think it is a good strategy but uniting the party is something people like to say that much more challenging. and there will be people so-called never trumpers and you will never get those people in here and what he needs to do is potentially change his approach and how he speaks publicly. we agree that is his nemesis but politically as it relates to policy come i think he is right on. >> todd: so follow up, these never trumpers into haley camp right now can you see them say i hate trump so much that i will pull the lever for biden? >> i think there are people like that and people specifically in certain categories that would either not vote at all or pull the ballot for joe biden. i think the last four years have shown some of those people what you get when you did that. some of those people may just not vote.

but i just don't think you will get everybody that you want. >> todd: sarah, my colleague carley shimkus who sits next to me every morning beverly hall she said i live in cell there south carolina and i don't see a lot of haley signs up and around. what do your neighbor say? is anybody enthusiastic for nikki haley and her home state going into february? >> they were really enthusiastic when she announced her campaign. but it appears that the further she gets into her campaign, the less enthusiastic people are. and the same for me when i drive places come i see more trump signs the nikki haley signs. i see more trump stickers then nikki haley bumper stickers. nikki haley has lost a lot of support she really originally had in the beginning. >> todd: interesting. claude, karl rove on the air last night basically said the following, "i think it is great if nikki haley stays in the race because it will keep the focus on trump and keep the focus on

the issues are not allowed joe biden elan opportunity to chip away." do you agree with that notion the longer this goes on that it is better for the party? >> yes, i do believe it will be better. it gives people options appear that it's what people want. you hear people talk about the third party and so it gives more options. >> todd: interesting stuff, claude, sarah, rick, all eyes on you the next couple of weeks and not just february 24th when the republican primary takes place. we will talk with you again in all likelihood. thank you so much. wait until you hear this, one of joe biden's allies in the media thinks joe was at his best when he doesn't show up. >> if i were biden, i would stay hidden. i will tell you why, he doesn't inspire confidence. speed tube friendly little piece of advice there. we will take into that and so much more.

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