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>> shannon: "fox news sunday" live in new hampshire just two days before the first in the nation primary. i'm shannon bream, gop candidates are making their last pitches to voters. >> she is not going to make it, she has no chance. if he thinks i have no chance or hope, why run ads against me? >> shannon: trump campaign targets nikki haley and rolls out a dig endorsement from her home state. we need donald trump. >> shannon: and ron desantis shifts focus from poor poll nothing new hampshire. >> there is a lot of real estate in terms of political time. >> shannon: we'll bring in key surrogagtes for all campaigns, ralph norman, thomas massie for

ron desantis and j.d. vance for donald trump. >> there is no better place to see retail politics, look in their eye, why are they here? >> shannon: then the house and senate find a financial bandaid and short-term spending bill to keep the government up and running for now. tug-of-war for aid for ukraine and israel hang in limbo. >> there will be no money for ukraine, no money for israel unless you stop the abuse of parole. >> we understand ukraine funding and want to say status quo is unacceptable. >> shannon: our sunday panel weighs in facing growing pressure from the left and the right. plus, biden not on the ballot in the granite state, go behind the effort to get him votes anyway. >> joe biden is not on the ballot in new hampshire, we'll write him in. >> shannon: all right now on "fox news sunday."

♪ >> shannon: hello from bedford for special new hampshire primary edition of "fox news sunday." granite state has been where the haley campaign hoped to make their mark in thiseracy with some show her closing the gap with former president trump. new numbers out this morning show he is widening his lead in new hampshire over nikki haley to 19 points with florida governor ron desantis trailing the pack at distant third. while republican hopefuls vie for 22 delegates two days from now, zero up for grabs on the democratic side, after heated dispute tweep between dnc and new hampshire over who gets to cast votes soon. ohio republican senator j.d. vance. but first live team coverage on the ground. national correspondent rich

edson in myrtle beach where ron desantis sent his staff and fox correspondent alexis mcadams. good morning, everywhere you look, you can tell it is about to be primary time here in the granite state. you see campaign attack ads and fliers all over town. voters are noticing as candidates make their final push. >> the final countdown is on in the granite state. [cheering] >> and as those rallies rage on, former president trump continues to dominate the race. but former south carolina governor nikki haley has been more competitive here. leaving florida governor ron desantis trailing behind. >> new hampshire will never let us down. we've got to start getting this right, new hampshire can be the solution. >> we'll be back different parts of new hampshire and look forward to do first in the

nation. >> new hampshire has been first in nation primary state for more than a century and every four years sits in political spotlight, role chris suglt nunu, who endorsed nikki haley says they take seriously. >> iowa picks corn and we pick winners. >> narrow the field. >> trump is watching polls closely. former president working to maintain momentum, adding another endorsement from south carolina senator tim scott and still slamming his competition. >> nikki haley will never secure the border or stop the fentanyl that is killing thousands and thousands of new hampshire citizens. >> what do you think is going on? >> this is what he does when he feels insecure and threatened. i worked with him, i know how he is. >> ongoing fight for undeclared voters is a focus.

registered democrats cannot vote, undeclared voters can and they make up the largest voting block in the state. no matter the party, they care about the same issues. >> immigration, illegals coming across the border. >> i think the economy. >> gun rights, immigration and foreign policy. officials expect record voter turnout in new hampshire on tuesday. shannon. >> shannon: alexis like in new hampshire, thank you. ron desantis is more than 800 miles away in south carolina trying to boost primary chances in nikki haley's home state. rich edson from myrtle beach. hello, rich. hello, shannon. the primary here is five weeks away, governor desantis is returning to new hampshire today and the campaign says he cancelled a handful of television interviews. trump campaign maintains

cancelled appearances show the end in near for the desantis campaign. >> when i got off the plane, i didn't know if i was in south carolina or new hampshire, it was 30 degrees. >> they are wasting no time taking the fight to nikki haley's home state. desantis opened his swing through south carolina fielding questions from voters in myrtle beach, promising to declare emergency at the border and slash the size of the federal government. campaign aide says pressure is on haley to win her home state or get out of the race. >> i think clearly there are too many conservative voters here for someone like nikki haley to win the state. that is obvious. >> haley maintained this is a two-candidate race, between her and the front-runner former president trump. south carolina is a great state and they hope desantis team enjoys vacation time here. >> he's been invisible in new hampshire and south carolina.

he's closer to zero than to me in either of the states. that is his choice if that is what he wants to do. >> desantis denied they were skipping new hampshire and says he will return ahead of this week's primary after investing in iowa and finishing second and aide tells fox desantis campaign is moving staff to south carolina. state where trump polled well. endorsing trump, senator tim scott join lindsey graham and the state's governor henry mcmaster. desantis has no events listed today for south carolina, has an event tonight in manchester, new hampshire. shannon. >> thank you, rich. here in new hampshire, i've been talking to voters getting ready to head to the polls on tuesday, savvy consumers. you will hear from voters throughout the show today.

here is one of our first chats. >> shannon: lois, what i find interesting, you went to the trump event, waiting outside in the freezing snow and you are here at desantis event and voting for someone else? >> yes, for naikki. >> what is difference for her she won you over? >> no baggage. >> shannon: joining me is j.d. vance. you heard what lois told me there, there is no baggage with nikki haley. that is what i had heard from people opting not to choose president trump in new hampshire, what is your argument to them with nikki haley saying choice for chaos. >> trump is headline in new hampshire and nationally. my response to that voter, nikki has baggage, she has not faced the onslot of years of attacks

donald trump has faced and the fact trump is still standing and leading against joe biden shows resilience. people choosing nikki haley think she is low baggage candidate. they will tee off on her if she is the nominee. i don't think she will survive or win the presidency through it. that is why we need to nominate donald trump. >> shannon: we'll see. others i talked to follow this argument about how nikki haley does head-to-head against president biden, her routine point in campaign stop speeches. >> it is going to be nailbiter of an election and we'll hold our breath again. i'm in every one of those same general election polls and i beat biden by 17 points.

>> shannon: it is something resonating with people here. here are a couple voters i talked to that made that point, as well. >> tom and linda, have you made a decision? are you here to get more information? where are you guys at? >> i think we are here to get more information, i'm leaning toward nikki. >> shannon: why? >> i think she's got the best chance to beat joe biden. >> shannon: okay. you have seen the polls, not all of them are the wide range that nikki haley cited 17 points. most are closer. she is in all the head-to-head holloways involving the gop, and seems to do best against the president, what do you say to those voters? >> a poll yesterday suggested donald trump did better against joe biden than nikki haley does. i don't think that is true in majority of the polls. what i said earlier, nikki haley

has not faced democrat and media machine for six years. ask ourselves not what polls say today, what do polls say when democrats run ads saying nikki haley wants to slash social security and send more to foreign countries, that is what they do, that is what nikki haley says she wants to do on the campaign trail. >> shannon: well -- >> messaging behind that if i can finish, they do make impact and ask ourselves who is most resilient candidate? i don't think how anybody can say anybody but donald trump. >> shannon: i don't think she is telling people she is going to cut social security to send to other countries, she does talk about raising retirement age for people in their 20s entering the system. talking about changes and policy breaks with the foreign president, as well. we'll talk about that. governor desantis is out there

saying there is a reason that people want president trump to win and he thinks it is to benefit the other side, here is his take. >> they are investing in a trump nomination and want the election to be about the legal issue, criminal cases and liberal media like it, it will help the democrats. >> shannon: polls do show the president would lose some support from folks who say he would be their choice. if he is convicted, innocent until proven guilty, a long way to go on that road. do you tell voters this is a gamble to take, how do you convince them it is worth it? >> i don't think ron's point passes the smell test. they are trying to remove him from the ballot. moderates are saying tricks they are using against donald trump don't pass muster. they are throwing everything against the wall to throw him

off the ballot, it is insane and nobody believes that. republican voters recognize donald trump was a good president in the past and will be in the future and he has survived the machine. i've tasted some of this. trump has faced an onslot of character assassination, billions of attack ads, surviving in the face of that is most important signal if you are a winning candidate and trump has survived better than anybody i've seen in politics. >> shannon: up cannel fresh polls, suffolk poll puts trump 55 and nikki haley 36 and desantis at 6%. you know here the largest group in new hampshire is undeclared. they can vote in the gop primary. there are a couple of newspaper editorials today endorsing nikki haley, telling people if you are

independent, get out and save the country. how concerned are you they will show up and not choose donald trump? >> draw a distinction, a lot will vote for donald trump and many liberal, many from massachusetts moving to new hampshire will never vote for a republican nominee, even if it is nikki haley, they are just trying to play spoiler to donald trump. republicans have to ask, do we want liberal suburbanites to choose our nominee or do we want to choose our nominee? i think if we choose our nominee, donald trump will win and win handily. shannon, this campaign strategy of getting liberals to vote in a republican primary does not work nationally. it won't work in south carolina, ohio or most other states. we need to select our nominee with voters we can get, not with voters trying to play spoiler because they hate donald trump and the republican party.

>> shannon: nikki haley said she wants support of democrats and independents, we should have a big tent party. does the president not agree? j.d. the president does agree. it is one thing to get democrats who are open-minded to vote for you and another to get democrats who will never vote for republicans to vote for you. we have to be a big tent party with peep whole have an open mind, not democrats who hate donald trump and want to play spoiler. >> shannon: j.d. vance, thank you for your time. we have surrogagtes from haley and desantis campaign as one will skip the sunday show and another celebrates a birthday on the campaign trail.

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>> i respect nikki haley, i respect desantis, but they don't have what it takes at this time

in history to be able to move this country back in its rightful place of opportunities, security and promise. >> shannon: that was one of the trump supporters i spoke to in new hampshire, he says he likes the other candidates but doesn't think they are equipped to handle the challenges in the way former president is. we are joined by south carolina congressman ralph norman representing haley campaign and thomas massie representing the desantis campaign. start with the two polls out, suffolk poll president trif 55%, nikki haley back 19 points and sensation poll has them closer, still nikki haley back by double digits and 11 pointses, how does she change this? >> polls are one thing, shannon,

what nikki has done when she announced in february, is showcase her vision for the country, showcaseder had talent and only candidate that has gone up in the polls. she has not gone down. she is attracting crowds, people like what they hear. she has the it factor and attracts voters from all sides. they like what she's saying and her optimism. what she will do in remaining days in new hampshire and what she will do in south carolina is what she has been doing, telling american people what her vision is and she will deliver on it. >> shannon: congressman, you heard senator vanceshe is attracting liberal voters and people don't care about gop ideals and will not be a winning strategy in the general election. what do you make of his commentses? >> senator vance knows you don't

ask if you are democrat or republican? and that is what nikki haley does. nikki gives people a reason to vote for her, that is what is attractive about her and why she's gaining. people like what they see and polls show that and she'll do well in new hampshire, do well in south carolina. >> shannon: so you were once a supporter of president trump and you voted against votes on january 6, what reason did you pivot to support one of his biggest rivals? >> a couple of things. i called president trump, his policies were greats, what he did is great. it is time for a change, shannon. i think the youths, nikki just turned 52, she's 25 years younger than donald trump. i'm sorry, when you have a

president like the pressures they are going to be facing and what they have to do to attract new talent to congress and senate, you have to go to work doing that. nikki will do that. the other big thing people need to know, donald trump can only give you four years, that is like a football team can only play half the game. it will take eight years to get this country straight. nikki's youth and fact she can give eight years. the last year is political, like you are seeing now and president trump will be tied up in legal fights and we need somebody that can come in and work. the criticism that he's had of her, only reason he's doing that, because she is gaining in the polls. he knows she is a serious threat and it is a two-person race now. >> shannon: talk about one of

the critiques, he says you will have eight years potentially of war. her foreign policy. >> nikki haley is backed by the deep state and military industrial complex. she's never seen a war he doesn't like. >> shannon: he called her a global aft, what is your response? >> then why did he pick her? one of the greatest picks he made. why did he praise her for toughness and way she dealt with israel, with the capital. no, that is political talk and donald trump knows that. same thing, he got her confused yesterday with nancy pelosi on the january 6 with the national guard. i would say 25 years ago, he would not have made that mistake. he said nikki haley did this with the national guard. he was talking about peenancy

pelosi, another example, he wouldn't have made that mistake if he was younger. >> shannon: congressman, let me ask you before you go, why are you one of the only elected officials in south carolina backing her and why isn't she doing better in the polls there? >> i went with nikki because i worked wither had. we came to legislature in 2005, the same time. i see what she can do, she is a tire lsz worker and i know what she will doll for the country. the polls, she has gone up and i think she will continue to go up and that is why they are criticizing her like they are. i don't have any problem with that, i like where we are. i like the fact what she's doing and i'll be with her in south carolina as i was in iowa and wherever she needs us. >> shannon: congressman ralph norman, thank you for your time this, mo. joining us, congressman thomas massie, surrogate for the

desantis campaign. good to see you. both polls are dire for your candidate, suffolk poll and sensation poll have governor desantis just 6%. there is talk about why he cancelled appearances on the sunday shows. is it because he doesn't want to talk about the numbers? >> we never had expectations for iowa anyway. i'll be going to new hampshire later today, but the real fight is in south carolina where nikki haley stumbles. she's going to miss expectations and not win her own state. >> shannon: talk about governor desantis and the fact he's tried to make his pitch in u wa, new hampshire, south carolina and he's a governor he says who gets things done. you ask me to do something, i have success rate, here is my legislative record and he's contrasted that against both

saying trump had a number of things he did not get done. why do you think that is not resonating better? choice of policy ver voters? >> let me talk about that difference and why it might not be resonating. what i hear from people back home, that nobody is held accountable in washington. trump did not build the wall, he did not get mexico to pay for it. he ran up debts, fumbled repeal of obamacare, so many missed promise. gave accommodation and award to dr. fauci and hasn't held anyone at cd responsible. hold that guy responsible and contrast that with desantis, he reduced debt in florida, fired soros das, got wokeness out of

universities and banned china from buying land there. he has a great contrast. they won't debate him now, neither nikki haley or the president because his record is so stellar and neither of them have much to run on. why is it not resonating? because people have rallied to trump's defense because he's been attacked four times. this summer, they're going to be litigating cases in court and indictments will ripen into conviction and we'll talk about whether to pay a porn star with your campaign money or write it off as business expense. the lawsuit is ridiculous, the underlying facts are not disputed and people will recoil from that this summer when it comes out. polls show him beating biden, those will switch quickly. >> shannon: a lot of folks i

talk to, who are trump supporters say those cases only made them double down in sports, we'll see if that continues as things progres. you are one of few people in congress comcampaigning for someone who is not president trump. you tuesday is a political risk. how much do you think the endorsements are about fear of president trump versus love his policy, think he is best candidate. what kind of price might you pay if he wins? >> i have the truanti-bodies. it funded the mail-in ballot and spent 2 million, contrast that with ron desantis, he called me up while everybody was hating on me and said i'm going to open our economy and make sure kids go to school. trump came at me and i won my

reelection, i'm not worried about it. a lot of endorsements aren't wholehearted, they are afraid he'll get involved in their primary or if he does win, he'll be vin dickative. ron desantis can work with anybody, no vindicationing expected after he wins, it is sort of bullying tactics from the former president. >> shannon: if he finishes third here as he is expected to in new hampshire and north carolina, what is future path for him? >> that is a great question. he was second in iowa and she was third, she'll be second and he'll be third in new hampshire. she's not on the ballot in nevada and ron is. then we go to south carolina, where she will lose this. only way you can beat trump is if it is head-to-head race between two people. is that person going to be nikki haley or ron desantis?

nikki haley's ideology is in the zip code of mccain and mitt romney and liz cheneshg y and says hillary clinton is her inspiration. there are closed primaries where only republicans can vote of 35%. she can't beat ron desantis. ron desantis can. as i said, as indictments matricalate into convictions and we start learning details in this stuff, his poll numbers will go upside down against biden and ron is only one that can win in november. >> shannon: congressman massie, for desantis team, thanks so much. up next, our sunday group, including bret baier, who has some scoop from president trump.

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>> i don't think trump, i think he is too brash and biden is too old. there is nobody else coming up to the plate like haley is. >> from florida, we love our governor and think he would be a great president, we love his ideals, conservative, his faith and family, everything he's done for florida, he will do for the nation. >> shannon: dennis is not voting in new hampshire, he happens to be here and wanted to see his governor. i've been hearing ahead of the presidential primary on tuesday, polls show former president trump the clear front-runner, nikki haley in second and ron desantis third. break it down with sunday group, congressman harold ford, anchor of special report, bret baier, anchor and executive editor of the story on fox news channel martha maccallum and brit hume,

we have the a list this morning. brit, you were out and got to have a chat with former president trump, we want to play what you talked about many issues, but this is about the vp stakes. >> bret: you said you had an idea or might have decided about your vp pick, when do you think you will make that? >> it is never really had that much effect on an election, which is amazing, both election and primary, never had much effect. i may release something over next couple months, it won't impact. the person i think i like is a very good person, pretty standard, people won't be that surprised, but probably 25% chance to be that person. >> bret: is senator tim scott on that list?

>> he endorsed me, tim scott is from south carolina, great governor, another senator, we like lindsey graham, but henry mcmaster knows her well and endorsed me. hard for a governor to endorse somebody. henry mcmaster was lieutenant governor under her and endorsed me, almost everybody endorsed me, what does that tell you? >> shannon: you asked about the vice presidential and we get into the critique of one of the rivals. >> bret: we went through a lot in that interview and will put out a lot. in our vp thing, he said he had come to a conclusion and maybe he would tell us who it was. he said 25% chance, but that is a good person he's thinking about. his thought process, he feels he's in a good place, this rally here was really well attended

and packed and thinks it is a poll in and of itself. end of that rally, he brought out south carolina figures to say the next stop is going to be even bigger. >> shannon: you got that. i agree events i've gone to here that are trump-focused events, even when he is not there, it is a packed house. you guys talked about cognitive abilities, legal fights. martha, i asked about legal fights and the lady there said it made me double down supporting him. they see it as and his team a plus not a minus. >> martha: that soundbite is extraordinary, voters feel they have a need to be there for him. they are saying, he's being attacked, we need to be there for him. in early 2023, ron desantis was

polling in first place in new hampshire and what have you had in the interim? all these successive indictments and court dates and he went to court dates he didn't even need to be at. he is an astutely politician and know this is helping him and you hear it. >> shannon: nikki haley is trying to woo the biggest pool of voters innism ha, politico says both sides, she delivered a message to moderates who dislike trump and another to conservatives who are comfortable with him. she's gained on him, can she close this further? >> doesn't look like it, the premise is that the attacks against her, she's attracting democrats and independents.

heaven forbid our nominee should be somebody to attract voters from outside the party, that message is against her and at the homeland security given what we're seeing in polls and so forth and given reduced expectations announced by people supporting her, she is looking for second place and hopes it will be close but doesn't look that way. >> shannon: harold, president biden is not on the ticket here, we'll explain that about what will happen with the dnc. he's got folks saying it could be embarrassing that he lost the first democratic contest, though unsanctioned. >> harold: we'll see, thank you for having me on. president biden, takeaway for democrats, two things. first border security is number one on republican minds and independent minds even if you are not a border state.

two, the chaos around president trump is not going to go away, not because it is not going away from legal issues, you have desantis and haley raising that and that will be used like things dean phillips may be saying about president biden will be used against him. banking on women's health choice and rights are in the forefront and two, the economy continues to improve. if we find ourselves with a different economic state and mood on part of the american voter, president biden will be in a better position. biden has a challenge, majority of democrats wish there might be another person running on top of the ticket. i wish i i was six seven, i'm not. we will attract voters concerned about chaos and women's health

issues. if donald trump is able to attract on the border, this is a jump ball come november. >> shannon: issue of abortion, marking anniversary of roe v. wade, supreme court got rid of it. president joe biden team preparing series of events and advertising campaign focused on the battle of abortion rights highlighting what democrats think is a weapon against donald trump. brits, they say it worked for them in post-dobbs elections. >> brit: it worked for them in 2022. republicans have not done a counter argument very well. a lot of what democrats support in terms of abortion is position of abortion with availability and it is so long through pregnancy and majority of the country does not support. republicans have a case to make, they have not made it. unless and until they do, good

issue for democrats, not unrebuttable. >> shannon: having events over next few days. do not go ext, senators closing bipartisan deal onrump is threatening to blowup a bipartisan compromise. get the panel's take on what comes next when we come back.

>> turn that microphone -- please. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> shannon: that was ronald reagan leading up to the 1980 primary. george hw bush accepted a challenge to debate reagan. it was an attempt to take control of the event, moderator asked for reagan's mic to be cut. along with what is happening on the campaign trail, there are shen an begans, they are fighting over the border deal. we are told it is dead on

arrival and speakership of mike johnson is almost done. house gop is headline for politico today. already considering future without johnson. martha, can washington get its act together? >> martha: good question. mike johnson finds himself in the position mccarthy was in. the issue that has become compelling in this election environment and in washington is immigration. when you have people in urban centers across the country heavily blue areas who are very upset about what is going on with immigration, they want more than just a deal that appears to throw money at the problem and continue to support ukraine. it has become trouble some. i look at charlamagne the god, who is saying working class people are very upset over this

migrant crisis. tenor has changed dramatically and put johnson in a tough position. >> shannon: you noted this has moved north, i hear from voters in new hampshire, they are worried about the border and closer to the north than the south worried about what is happening down south. you have congressman dan crenshaw talking about accusation some republicans will not let this go, it is good issue for them and they don't want to give a win to president biden. how many illegals would you allow because it might help your chance of election. he said he ran on getting the border secure and if you are not working on that end, you are a traitor. >> bret: there are people that want to solve it, there are not votes to solve it. they want hr 2, immigration bill they passed, they would like that, not some watered down senate compromise. we have not seen the language of the senate compromise yet. it is a powerful issue, i

thought it was powerful issue prior to 2022. abortion and threat to democracy turned out to be a bigger issue than we thought. this has bubbled up to the top all over the country and democrats are feeling the back end of discussions. the white house does not have a good answer on those things? >> shannon: harold, democrats are calling out this administration publicly and that is difficult optic for this white house. polls show from ours to everybody else's, the president is a disaster on the border. >> harold: if there is a deal to be had, sievery served in congr years ago, if you can reform asylum process, put more law enforcement there, why wouldn't you do it? for president trump, it confounds me, he is talking about border security and

encouraging republicans to blowup the compromise. dan crenshaw had it right, i don't agree with him on a ufrp about of stuff, he is right, how many more illegals do you want to come in if you are going to advantage the party by passing policy? we won't arrests criminals, it will help democratic mayors? that is nonsense. if they get a good deal, they should pass it. >> shannon: brit, it has not gotten fixed in washington. >> brit: this is speaker's job on the line and wonderful example of why the republican party is referred to as stupid party. we have tiny majority, can barely do anything, only control one house and the other party has senate and white house more importantly. there are severe limits what you can hope to do. here is a chance to do something and these guys want everything,

their wish list on the border. if they had full majority in the white house, they could do, if you decapitate your leadership again, that is a definition of politically stupid. >> shannon: i can't imagine watching them go through more candidates and weeks of not having a speaker, see if the threats materialize. the president is struggling on the border and foreign policy. one most recent poll has him way upside down, quinnipiac on how he's doing, approve 35%, disapprove 59% and people are asking questions about how he's handling israel and is there more daylight between him and the prime minister. >> bret: that is i big question, how the white house handled israel has split democrats and number of different constituency. hot spots happening, it is increasing and getting more

chaotic. white house campaigns against trump about chaos, look around the world and trump says remember the world under president trump, it wasn't as chaotic. a number of fronts where white house is on back end of tough decisions here. >> shannon: the abraham accord was critical in middle east, we know this president has not talked to prime minister netanyahu for about a month. ap saying there are signs of strain as prime minister netanyahu rebuffed biden's call for palestinian sovereignty, gumming up unlocking durable peace in middle east. the two-state solution, the prime minister this week said will not happen. >> martha: will not allow for a two-state solution at this point. there have been discussions with prime minister netanyahu, one ended with this conversation is

over on the part of president biden. the president has not and not first time this happened articulated where he stands in way helping americans and democratic and independent voters understand where he stands on this. for a solution to happen, you need to have support of arab countries and leadership from arab countries for that to happen and we are not seeing president biden ush approximate for that in way people see him a leader on this issue. >> shannon: thank you, see you next sunday. president biden in danger of losing his party's primary on tuesday. why his allies are doing to try to save him, up next.

>> shannon: okay, most focus on the gop primary in new hampshire, there is compelling story on the other side of the aisle. the incumbent, president joe biden, may not win his party's primary tuesday night. here is the back story why. >> i'm writing in joe biden. >> >> shannon: the current

united states is not on his party's n hagglin over primary calendar, forcing iowa and new hampshire to fight for their key spot at the top. new hampshire state law know mandate it is firsprimary. the dnc has put south carolina at front of the line, meaning new hampshire democrats are holding unsanctioned primary that won't get to award any delegates. williamson is on the ballot. >> shame on you. shame on you. you don't protect democracy by suppressing democracy. >> shannon: the president stood with his party and stayed off the ballot, now his allies are pushing a write-in campaign hoping to help biden avoid optics of headlines claiming he is the loser of the primary.

>> i believe president biden will win as write-in candidate and that is a big deal. >> shannon: volunteers told us they are not thrilled about being put in this position. >> he's making a big mistake and he doesn't have courtesy to put his name on the ballot, we don't have to say please put his name on the ballot, it is disappointing. >> shannon: there is sense of pride among locals fighting to help the president score a win come tuesday. even though they are disappointed with the dnc decision to bump new hampshire. >> we are trying to show our election is not meaningless, we will show we still biden. >> shannon: president biden is certain to fare better than he did here in the 2020 primary, finishing fifth. he rebounded in south carolina

with the help of clyburn, that state is first recognized democratic contest of the cycle. fox news will have coverage of the new hampshire voting on tuesday, that is it today. we will keep you informed on what voters have to say heading into the final day of getting ready for the first primary sanctioned bay republicans not democrats. i'm shannon bream, have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable.

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