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fox business ' madison alworth is live in secaucus, new jersey, with more. reporter: good morning, cheryl. so this is all happening because new york city has a new executive order that is limiting when charter buses full of migrants. >> can drop off those migrants in new york city, but that restriction is essentially being ignored. what's happening instead now is that buses, since this weekend 23 of them, have been arriving to various townes around new jersey full of migrants that have come across the southern border. they get off, and then they border train straight the for new york city. local leaders here in new jersey including many democrats are sounding the alarm and saying to these migrants when they arrive here, they are not welcome to stay here in the garden state. 11 buses since this weekend have arrived to this town, and while most of the migrants, around 1,000 of them, have continued on to new york city, the mayor has told state officials that if migrants decide to stay in the state, his town is not in a position to take any of them. the mayor of

madison alworth covering the story. london new hampshire, madison alworth.morning to you. >> good morning, president trump claiming victory in new hampshire tuesday night, one step closer to the gop nomination, he is two out of two for the position. trump winning in the granite state by 11 points, that was a final tally after last nights votes getting him the majority of the delegates here, that will represent him at the convention this summer. trump took the stage at 920 last night to an excited crowd in nashua and he was joined by a number of his former gop challengers, senator tim scott, vivek ramaswamy on the stage. trump telling the audience he feels he sewn up the nomination. >> when you win iowa and you win new hampshire, they've ever had a loss. were not to be the first. i tell you. >> meanwhile at the haley headquarters she made it clear that it's far from over. >> new hampshire is first in the nation, it is not the last in the nation. >> this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. >> on the democrat side joe biden one despite

jon: madison alworth with the desantis campaign in new hampshire. thank you. florida governor ron desantis there was his support behind former president trump jersey dropped out of the race. the extra boost could expand trump's lead over nikki haley with two days to go until the first primary vote on the gop nominating calendar let's go live to martha maccallum in manchester, new hampshire. now that desantis is out of the race where does it stand there. >> were in rochester at the upper hall in new hampshire where there's been line since 10:00 o'clock this morning to see president trump he's going to speak in under an hour our best guess from now, we expect to speak with him for a few minutes before he goes to the stage and get the first exclusive on camera reaction that ron desantis dropped out of the race, trump said all along he felt it was disloyal for the 40 governor who he believed helped in his effort to become governor to run against him and he found that to be a betrayal i heard that from folks in the crowd and they all believe this is not ron desanti

lawrence is in iowa and madison alworth is in manchester, new hampshire.tart with you. >> lawrence: hey, my friend. we are in ankeny at the breakfast club. if you are in the area, come get you hot chocolate. let's go talk with some folks. you guys didn't go to the caucus yesterday. and you are undecided. >> right. >> lawrence: what's the number one issue you feel is facing the country. >> the economy. >> lawrence: why the economy? >> everybody is hurting right now. need to get it straightened out. >> lawrence: you are just looking at the candidate right now and make a decision later. >> yeah. >> lawrence: what about you, sir, you are indict decided as well. what else the issue for you. >> i agree with him, the economy. >> lawrence: what do you want to see from a potential president? >> just a boost, i mean, just need a boost. >> lawrence: a boost. someone that's going to stop the bleeding, hey? >> um-huh. >> lawrence: thank you, sir. you were at the caucus yesterday, and you supported desantis, why? >> i feel like is he more central. trump is polarized and

madison alworth live in manchester, thanks very much.i haley is looking for a final boost of support from voters in the granite state, but recent polling shows former president donald trump is still leading by double digits. bryan llenas is live in derry, new hampshire, with more. hello, bryan. >> reporter: hey, mike. well, look, former governor nikki haley is 19 points behind former president donald trump, but no one has put more time, effort and money into new hampshire than haley has. she has six events today, and the campaign believes that this will all pay off when it matters most on election day on tuesday. haley has spent nearly $30 million on tv the ads in the granite state, more than double trump ask nearly quadruple desantis. and the campaign is debuting a new 3-minute ad airing in new mexico on monday, the day before the election, featuring an endorsement by the mother of otto warmbier who died in 2017 after being taken hostage by north korea. warmbier describes how haley encouraged her to stand up to korea and demand justice

madison thank you madison alworth in new hampshire mark your reaction. mark: inting the biden administration decided that they are kind of like, you know, skip out on new hampshire, instead focus on south caroliha i don't think they can afford to skip out on anything given the low approval rating they have, look. i mean, new hampshire certain is very interesting state as relates to their primary, licensed don johnson in 168 did win as as write in candidate that year possible not like never been done before but then kind of going beyond the whole write-in thing i believe i heard 40% voters in new hampshire, are undeclared or independent, completely changes things up because now you can you can have someone in the middle voting you don't have to be a registered democrat or republican interesting thousand things are going to play out i think one of these reasons at least on republican side of the equation examined nikki haley going to perform pretty strongly. maria: great point. cheryl: to pick up what he is saying about new hampshire, the criticism of ron

stuart: math madison alworth, thank you for that.he reaction of parents and going remote and migrants in the classroom. >> we're now at the point where we're prioritizing migrants over the education of school children and to the parent's point you go back and look at test score and look at math and reading and proficiency scores that happen post-pandemic because of virtual learning and they were terrible. they weren't even a passing grade. so, you know, the biggest concern i had was eric adams said a month or two ago and he's going to roll back the budget for education and sanitation and safety because of this migrant storm. storm. stuart: that's extraordinary situation. people aren't standing for it. mark, thank you. take a look at this. it's a wild scene. gunmen stormed a tv station and they took hostages live on air and this is in ecuador and ashley what hatched here. ashley: remarkable. the government taking hostages live on air during a news broadcast in local ebbing dorn television -- ecuadoren station and a man pleading with t

larry: madison alworth thank you. >> a gr quick election day authority, i don't know why nikki haley is vowing to stay in the race after new hampshire, maybe that is what all candidates say before they drop out, ron desantis said it, vivek ramaswamy said it and others and et cetera. politicians say, no, no to where they say yes. i don't know why nikki haley also thinks she is being treated unfairly by media, here is a clip from to this mornings fox and friends show. >> i know you want to win, is within five points of former president is that a strong showing. >> at the end of the day, you will' talking about what a strong showing it ser not, i don't think that you will tell the truth, i will fight no matter, what i don't care how much you want to coronate, donald trump, and lie, i'm wondering why you think we're the enemy. larry: ouch, i rather like what former president trump said today about all this. >> i don't care if she stays in let m her do whatever she wants there, has never been a move th movement like this, make america great again. larry: suggesting to continue his unity t

enough said, enough, to madison alworth who is live in manchester, new hampshire with details, of donald trump's big unity rally, madison, what can you tell us. reporter: larry, you know with ron desantis out we have a two person race, president trump has a commanding lead over nikki haley. latest poll showing him 19 points better than the governor, and as you mentioned he will host a rami tonight -- rally to nierkt tonight, some of his former opponents will join him in an attempt to show how the party is uniting behind the former president. they will all be at the rally this evening at 9 p.m., they will join him on stage. the latest endorser of president trump, rhon , ron desantis will not be in attend dance, nikki haley has held 3 evens today, trump has a big lead, but with under declared voters, that is biggest voting bloc in new hampshire, haley has a 10 point lead there both candidates have a few more hours to go before voting starts here in new hampshire, polls open at mid nierkt but r -- midnight, we're hearing that we are expecting strong attendance as well. >> all right great st

maria: object unbelievable madison alworth at the u.n. israeli prime minister ben been minimum netanyahu, the interview hours after american soldiers killed by iranian backed proxiesized as 46-year-old sergeant william rivers, 24-year-old specialist kennedy sanders, 23-year-old breonna moffitt, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre tripping over words as offered or tried to offer condolences look at this. >> our deepest, obviously, deepest condolences go out heart fefrt condolences go out to families who lost three brave -- three folks who are military folks who are brave, who are -- always fighting who are fighting on behalf, and of this administration, of the american people. >> get it together girl! >> your reaction? >> i am appalled she needs to be off air building, building, building not just she doesn't -- very offensive someone told her you call us military folks you call them military folks, and that they serve this, for this administration no, ma'am we serve on flag of the united states of america we for the constitution

when it comes to paying for what you talk of, she you are not doing it. >> reporter: madison alworth, congressman buddy carter, congress committee, budget committee, important guy. what's weird about that is either your pro sanctuary or you don't, a lot of these cities and states given the enormity of the problem of texas and arizona, they might have to change the sanctuary label. >> reporter: talk about getting a dose of your own medicine, this is a case of democrats and locals getting a taste of their own medicine. what we've done here, send them to these states. every state is a border state. you have to understand everyone in america being impacted by what is going on at the southern border whether it is through illegal immigrants, illegal drugs, illicit drugs coming to your city, investing in communities, not in a good way at all. neil: looking into impeaching the homeland security secretary, scheduled for january 10th, ultimately, if the president wants him there, isn't the president going to keep him there? >> i suspect that will be the case but that shouldn't stop us doing wha

president winning new hampshire soundly battleing of florida inform in headed to mead matchup madison alworth is live. >> good morning, maria. president donald trump securing a victory in new hampshire, tuesday night the president winning by 11 points here are in the granite state but opponent nikki haley took to stage first to talk to supporters vowing to stay in the race, sounding optimistic, don droiveng his opponent in victory speech. >> so a new hampshire is first in the nation it is not the last in the nation [cheers and applause] >> we have to do what is are good our party, and i said well she is doing like a speech like she won she didn't win they losst. >> some foreigners being vivek ramaswamy joined trump during his speech positive supporters gop lowered kelling fox news time for republicans to get behind one candidate. >> i am looking at the map path forward, and i don't see it, for nikki haley. we need to a unity around our nominee which is going to be donald trump. >> on democrat side president joe biden won despite not being on the ballot, a write-in campaign secured that substa

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presidential race o dropping out sunday endorsing former president trump yesterday fox business madison alworth live in manchester hrn hrn first primaries of the country taking place tomorrow, good morning. >> good morning, maria. gist one day to go officially a two-person race governor ron desantis dropping out with a bid for president in 2024 announcing that yesterday. he made the announcement, on x, then also through support behind president biden warned again a president haley. >> i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee, i will honor that pledge. he has my spo. we can't go back the old republican guard of yesteryear rebandage warmed-over corporatism that nikki haley remits. >> desantis made this on x, two hours before he was set to talk to the reporters in manchester, haley called desantis good governor wshd him well president trump welcomed his endorsement take a listen. >> look. he worked very hard it is a tough go he worked hard his wife a terrific woman both worked very hard endorsement, endorsed me i pressure that very much i think we will do very well, i? i we are headed h

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madison alworth in manchester.adison, it's the northern border that's in focus in new hampshire; right? has there been a lot of crossings? reporter: stuart, there's been a lot of crossings and we talk about the center of northern border and that includes border of new hampshire and canada. in the would you sayer of one year, they've seen a 153% increase in migrant encould wanters. a huge -- encounters, a huge issue. concerns of crossings over the northern border have forced new hampshire governor, chris sununu, a nikki haley supporter, create their own task force to preplace the agents redistricted from the northern border to southern border. immigration and the border major talking points for all three republican candidates stumping across new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. president trump alone at his rally yesterday mentioned the border more than a dozen times. >> we had the saithes border in history three years ago and now we have the worst border probably in the history of the world. there's never been

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charles payne here to break down the voter analysis from the iowa caucuses, but first madison alworthw hampshire, what are the voters saying about the candidates, madison? >> john, we are hearing a lot of different things from voters. we are now down to just three, and pretty much any person that wants to make it to the white house comes here to the red arrow diner which is why we are here all day. give us a little what he is thinking, narrowing field, down to three candidates, one week away from the primary, who are you voting for on tuesday? >> trump. >> you said that with confidence. why are you voting for president trump on tuesday? >> things are out of control. price of fuel, price of housing, price of health insurance, the price of groceries, it's just out of control. and when trump was in office, people had more money left in their paycheck and he did a better job. if we were to go with biden, biden is substantially older, not as quick wit, and it isn't so much his age today stumbling around, what is he going to be four years from now. way too old to have somebody in office and

larry: madison alworth, we appreciate it. turn tennessee senator marsha blackburn. always fabulous to see you. i want to play the sound about this unity business. here's i think it's tim scott in an interview with "breitbart." take a listen, please, ma'am. >> the race is already over. politically speaking and figuratively speaking there are dead people walking. it is time for this republican party to focus only on one person and that is eliminating joe biden by electing donald trump. larry: all right, senator blackburn, dead people walking according to tim scott, an interesting phrase. i'm sure he met it metaphorically but look to you basically this is all over? >> it is so important, larry, that we unite behind president donald trump and make certain that he wins and i am truly delighted to see so many of those who have run against him now coming, standing shoulder to shoulder with him. yes indeed it is time for us to move to the general election phase of this. you know, any dollar that we spend on primary opposition when there is no path for anyone else to get the

madison alworth. and i want to bring in joe pinion. is clear. and kamala harris again, she spent the last couple months blanketing college campuses. >> look, joe biden has never met a voter he didn't try to buy or shame, that's why they're trying to throw cash at you or tell you if you don't vote for them, you're not a good human being or in the case of black people, you're not black. so i think that's just par for the course here. but i think again, it speaks to basic fairness. certainly we're spending billions of dollars around the world. if you're somebody who decided you're going to go to community college instead of your dream college because you didn't want to put that financial burden on your family, if you're somebody who worked your way through college instead of going through the rager that was happening at the frat house because you wanted to make sure you could afford your books and your room and board, that he feels like it's not right. there's also a subset of americans who didn't step foot on college because it was out o

madison alworth, thank you very much.ks, so the wage issue affects the shareholders in that regard. but then again, it's economically good if you have these drivers that have a decent wage. >> twrea, i think it's a real bummer because my, you know, i go out, kudos to the uber drivers and delivery men in the city because they literally -- i mean, weaving through the traffic in the city is insane. whether it's pouring rain or whatever, they're some of the hardest working people in the city, and it's unfair because i know since covid we've all started to tip more. think there's an appreciation for if how hard they work, and i think they are going to get the short end of the stick in this deal. you know what uber and doordash are going to do, they're just going to raise their prices. we're going to feel that in inflation, and that money's going to go into their pocket, not the actual middlemen, the men and women on the street delivering food. cheryl: good point you're make about the fact that these companies did save a lot of

agency, fox business' madison alworth live outside the u.n.s asking countries to continue their financial funding to this organization that provides relief for palestinians in gaza after the organization was accused of having ties to the october 7th attack with employees there with that accusations. the latest news out of the wall street journal shows that those 12 employees were involved in october 7 seventh attack and 10% of employees gaza have tie toss islamic militant groups, also learning just now from the new york times once some of the alleged involvements -- this is from the new york times, that includes one u.n. staffer of this organization helped kidnap an israeli woman on october 7th, another one raided an israeli kibutz and participated in violence and a third u.n. staffer doled out p ammunition to hamas fighters on october 7th. so now the list of countries that is pulling their aid for the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, continues to grow. austria joining that list just last night. even stil

and now over to my if colleague madison alworth who's covering the democratic primary.>> reporter: thanks, bryan. so president biden is not only not in new hampshire, he's not on the ballot. this all happening after he destructed the dnc to make south carolina the first in the nation primary. new hampshire, which had held that title for a hundred year, did not comply. but that has not stopped his friends from hitting the granite state and stumping for him here. both boston mayor michelle wu and congressman ro khanna are here in new hampshire for a grassroots campaign called write in biden. the dnc has gone as far as to call the new hampshire primary, quote, meaningless which has led them to be accused of vote iser suppression. when mayor wu was asked about that, here's what she had to say. >> look, these are issues that are decided at the national level by the dnc. i don't have, a seat on that committee to have had a say in anything related to that. i'm here in my capacity as someone who can testify to how important it is that we keep moving forward in the direction we'

we have team coverage for what it's worth, what's in store for both parties, brian llenas, madison alworthoth the new hampshire let's go to brian to lead things off and manchester. >> afternoon former governor nikki haley is making her final push today to try to convince voters before tomorrow's primary. she is making five stops, she started this morning at franklin and now in concord new hampshire at a t-bones restaurant and bar for a meet and greet, last night she had the largest rally she's had yet new hampshire with 1200 people there according to the campaign. haley insisted she does not believe the polls but a new monmouth washington post poll that was done before governor desantis dropped out shows for president trump with an 18-point lead in new hampshire over ha haley, the polls show she had a ten-point lead with independence, it's not overwhelming enough to offset trump's dominance with republicans, another daily tracking poll, the first since desantis dropped out yesterday shows that trump is up 19 points with 8% of voters saying haley would be the second choice and 54% saying th

larry: madison alworth, thank you very much for that great report.ll right, folks a quick election day thought from my part. i don't know why nikki haley is vowing to stay in the race after new hampshire except maybe that is what all candidates say before they drop out of the race. ron desantis say it, vivek ramaswamy, said it, et cetera, et cetera. kind of a wonderful thing about politicians they say no, no, right up to the point where they say yes. i don't know why nikki haley says she is being treated unfairly by the media either. i don't get it this is a clip from this morning's "fox & friends" show. we report, you decide. >> i know you want to win but within five points of the former president is that a strong showing? >> you know at the end of the day you guys will be talking about what a strong showing is or not. i don't know that you will tell the truth. i will fight no matter what. i don't care how you coronate donald trump. >> you say coronate, lie, on the couch. i wonder why you think we're the enemy? larry: ouch. i frankly like what forme

adams warns the city of reaching breaking point with migrants and blames greg abbott and madison alworthth us in new york and migrants being forced to give notices to evacuate city housing and any other people that have gotten notices to get out. >> stuart, that's right and so far 4,400 migrant families given eviction not notices and they're given a re-ticketing center like this and going to re-apply for housing and this line wraps around the corner and housing here in your city in the sanctuary city and even when the city kicks them out, you're able to come back and get housing here and governor -- excuse me, mayor eric adams is frustrate that had migrants continue to arrive each and every day he's saying because a problem like texas sending them here saying in a statement and texas governor greg abbott continues to treat asylum seekers and instead of dropping families off in surrounding cities and states in the cold dark of night and doing the same thing and seen by flights and leaving new york city and over 19,000 migrant haves taken the city up on that offer and top destinations for

fox business correspondent madison alworth is joining live with more on desantis drop out. >> the restaurant next to me was to host governor ron desantis tonight and mark his return to new hampshire but now his exit from 2024 race to president,'s took so social security to announce he was dropping out and throw his support behind president trump. >> if there was anything that i could do to produce a favorable outcome, or campaign stops and more interviews, i would do it i can't ask our supports to volunteer their time and donate their resources if we don't have a clear path to victory. >> despite finishing second in iowa, desantis did not gain traction in new hampshire, polls show governor with 6%. president trump who mocked ded desantis det on the campaign trail, showed -- >> now there were desantis supporters who still showed up to restaurant, they spoke to us, they were disappointed but they understood why he made this decision to drop out. one supporter telling us he is not sure who he will support now. >> i will not support nikki haley, he behavior in this race is beneath republican nom

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madison alworth joins us with the latest on the democratic party line. >> reporter: new hampshire isnation primary for over one hundred years so the democrats are moving forward with the election tuesday even though the dnc says they won't recognize the results of the primary. democrats in this area want to show their support for president biden. they are worried about the optics of a sitting president running for reelection losing to a lesser known candidate. the dnc has been accused of voter suppression for calling this primary, quote, meaningless. even biden's opponents think he should be on the ballot. neil cavuto asked dean phillips if he thought it was weird that biden was not on the ballot. >> it's more than weird. it's ridiculous. what do you tell people? >> somebody has to practice democracy in the united states. estate that takes it so seriously, shame on anybody who would try to attack those who are participating. >> reporter: phillips is not the only one disappointed with biden's decision to not be on the ballot. so are some of his supporters. >> he's making a big mistake

madison alworth is in durham, new hampshire.l about biden's push to cancel student debt? >> a mixed bag. some are grateful for the help. others are frustrated to be bailing out people for their decision. a debate that has been raging for some time in new hampshire. college has long been seen as the way to secure a more prosperous future but with rising tuition costs many students say they are graduating with more of a debt burden. >> republican ross barrick graduated with $33,000 of debt. he worked hard to now be debt free. >> no one else should be responsible for the loans i take especially working-class people. >> reporter: some new hampshire voters are grateful for president biden's forgiveness efforts. >> they went to default. it came back from what i want to do so this helped me out with my credit as well. >> reporter: mary jane as far from alone. new hampshire is the state with the highest percentage of residents with student loan debt and the average debt here $47,000 but there are other options. less houston own and oper

enough said, enough, to madison alworth who is live in manchester, new hampshire with details, of donald trump's big unity rally, madison, what can you tell us. reporter: larry, y >> hey larry, with ron desantis out, we have a two-person race one day away from the hampshire primary. president trump has a commanding lead ovestr his opponent nikkigi haley, the latest polls showing him 19 points better than the governor. as you mentioned he will b hosting a rally tonight. president trump will be in newew hampshire and some of his formej opponents are going to be joining him in an attempt to show how the party is unitingin behind theg former president. senator tim scott, doug burgum and vivek ramaswamy will be atin the laconia rally this evening at 9:00 p.m., they will ber joining them on stage the latest endorser of president trump, ron desantis will not be in attendance. trump's main opponent nikki haley has been very upha under busy she has three events at tumor on the schedule, trump is a big lead. when it comes to undeclared voters, that the biggest votinge block in new hampshire, haley

fox business's madison alworth is live from new york city. >> we're at a reticketing center. migrants that have been in housing. the line wraps around the block. folks that have had housing, kicked out, given notices by new york city and here reapplying. when it comes to government, local government, state, federal, they are all arguing over who is responsible for the care of these folks. reality is the cost comes down on the taxpayer. governor eric adams has been talking incessantly about governor abbott and how he has been sending migrants to new york city, like these complaining that it's unfair to the treatment of these folks. the reality in new york, they are doing the same thing. new york city itself is offering fully paid flights for migrants if they will leave the big apple. over 19,000 migrants have taken the city up on the offer. the top destinations are illinois, elsewhere in new york and back to texas. hundreds are also choosing california where hand-outs continue to be added to the taxpayer bill. as of yesterday, california has extended free healthcare to migrant

fox business correspondent madison alworth is joining live with more on desantis drop out. >> the restaurantt to me was to host governor ron desantis tonight and mark his return to new hampshire but now his exit from 2024 race to president,'s took so social security to announce he was dropping out and throw his support behind president trump. >> if there was anything that i could do to produce a favorable outcome, or campaign stops and more interviews, i would do it i can't ask our supports to volunteer their time and donate their resources if we don't have a clear path to victory. >> despite finishing second in iowa, desantis did not gain traction in new hampshire, polls show governor with 6%. president trump who mocked d desantis d on the campaign trail, showed -- >> now there were desantis supporters who still showed up to restaurant, they spoke to us, they were disappointed but they understood why he made this decision to drop out. one supporter telling us he is not sure who he will support now. >> i will not support nikki haley, he behavior in this race is beneath republican nominee, do

madison alworth has the latest. madison: we are four days from the new hampshire primary in the latest polling shows donald trump leads his opponent by double digits in the granite state. trump leading nikki haley by 17 points. the former president going on the offensive against his former ambassador saying she has no chance of winning. >> she has no chance, no way. nikki worked for me for a long time. she would not be able to handle that position. she would not be able to handle the onslaught. >> reporter: at her first event in southern new hampshire, nikki haley refuted trump's claim saying new hampshire is very much in play and she's not going to let anyone but the voters decide her fate here. >> it is about making people know they have a choice. this is our chance. don't complain what happens in the general election if you don't play in this primary. we are not going to let the media define what these races but let the people of new hampshire decide. they will define it in a great way. >> reporter: haley continu

outside the un in new y is madin alworth. reporter: ashley, 12 employees were directly involved in the attacks and information on the 12 include one un staffer kidnapped an israeli woman on october 7 and another raided israeli kansa kibbutz and thirdd the area. employees in gaza for the united statessed nations and work industries and that's for the refugees and they have ties from the islamic militant groups and countries have paused funding and that's a total of $750 million if funding to pause the $1.1 billion annual budget and critics say the checkbooks should be closed permanently and house lawmakers are meeting today for the radical ideology and jewish hate for young people and the 12 accused of earlier and seven of them were primary or secondary schoolteachers in gaza and investigation into employees ties to the terrorist october 7 attack and that's being handled by the u.s. and critics say an internal investigation cannot be trusted but u.s. leadership believes there's too much at risk financially to jeopardize this i

madison alworth in bedford, new hampshire. what's the most pressing issues with the voters?ter: reporter: stuart, the most pressing is the border followed closely by the economy. we're at the biggest polling station in the state and it's very, very busy. people coming in and out and over my shoulder you can see the line to vote is outside the auditorium here in the high school and this is a very popular location. the voters here, they're excited, and i was able to talk to voters that were both voting for nikki haley as well as president trump. >> i'm going for nikki hill lay and long been a supporter of governor sununu and he's been backing her in the ads and state and nationally so voting for nikki haley. >> i voted for trump. there's a lot of reasons why and four years he did quite a bit of things that helped america as a whole from the unemployment populations and then the low ranks and higher ranks and i think we need to do it again. reporter: with this being the biggest polling location you're looking a the video we got in the last hour of nikki haley visiting this loca

fox business correspondent madison alworth explains tonight from manchester. >> the eyes of the nationnew hampshire for january 23rd. no matter what. [bell] >> while there will be a democratic primary tuesday, joe biden's name will not appear on the ballot. now some new hampshire democrats are taking matters into their own hands. >> granite staters recognize the power in their vote and the message they can send to americans across the nation. >> some democrats are fearful of the optics of joe biden losing the state. as biden refuses to participate in its primary. democratic state representative angela brennan is one of the organizers leading a grassroots movement to write-in biden. >> we're not going to be stopped. we're going to turn out to vote. and, you know, do our part. >> new hampshire has been the first primary for over 100 years. but last february the democratic national committee decided to give that title to south carolina at biden's request. state law requires new hampshire to be the first in the nation primary, so they're moving ahead. in response, the dnc has told the stat

madison alworth is live, how many busses have arrived there as we get this brand-new press release, youent this out to us, the mayor here is announcing a lawsuit against texas charter bus companies seeking over $700 million to cover the costs of caring for migrants transported to new york city. that's the news, what are you hearing, madison. >> yes, sandra, so the news in new york, we are in new jersey across the river, mayor adams making the announcement seeking a lawsuit against around 32 charter bus companies seeking damages for the costs of migrant care, totaling up to $708 million what they are looking for, and essentially making the argument that the charter busses are coming in, dropping off migrants and then the cost is placed on new york. and it's not fair. he specifically cites the number of migrants sent by governor abbott of texas, and says the number is over 30,000. so, i think it's -- this is a new wrinkle in this ongoing tug and war between the southern border and states as far as new york and new jersey. the reality for new york, currently there are 68,000 migrants in th

madison alworth joins me from new hampshire. on the ballot, but is there a write-in campaign? >> reporter: good morning, stuart. yes, there is. a group of democrats here, they have pushed that write-in campaign to insure that the president still comes out on top here in the granite if state. this all started back in february when the dnc announced that south carolina, for the first time in over 100 years, would be the first in the nation primary. the issue is that new hampshire has a state law that says they have to be the first in the nation primary. with that state law, they were unable and unwilling to move their primary. the dnc simply told them that their primary won't count. didn't put biden on the ballot and and even went as far as calling the election meaningless. that has also led some democrats to be feeferl around the optics of joe biden losing the state which is why a grass roots movement has started to write in joe biden's name. democratic state rep angela brennan says her constituents deserve to be heard. >> we're

fox business correspondent madison alworth is live in manchester, new hampshire live. >> it is a mess biden is not only in the state he's not even on the ballot. but that has not prevented his friends from stomping for him here in new hampshire both the boston mayor michelle wu and congressman spent the day here with the grassroots campaign called write in biden some political analyst think this write-in campaign needs to do well saying biden can't just win here. he needs to win by a handsome margin. but supporters say a win is a win even if by one vote. ro kona saying he's confident the president will prevail. >> i believe that president biden will win and it is going to be a hard fought victory as a write-in victory that's a big deal. >> reporters of the president are pushing the write-in campaign because they fear optics of incumbent president running for reelection losing the state to a challenger. those challengers, though, disappointed that president is not participating in democracy here in new hampshire. listen. >> every single one of you that took moments out of your day to c

madison alworth joins us from the diner in londonderry, new hampshire.s the reaction of voters there? >> reporter: good morning, stuart. day after the primary, trump is the winner of we've got lenny and his wife paula who voted for trump9 chatting with us at the redder row daneer. you -- diner. you were deciding between trump and haley. when did you make your final decision e? >> in the booth. >> reporter: o.k. so what pushed you to vote for donald trump, and how do you feel about the results from last night? >> well, i like the results from last night obviously, because i voted for trump. and the reason why was that, i mean, at the last minute i was thinking the between the two, and i thought both very very good candidates. but when i look at the country, it's in bad shape, and i think we need a lot of help. and i think the difference, what pushed me over the edge was finally saying trump was going to be the guy day one that would start making changingses. and the sooner we make changes, the sooner we start recovering. >> reporter: conversations over th

madison alworth is in new jersey.e the buses still arriving and are they getting off the buss and going straight to new york city, is that what's happening? reporter: yeah, stuart, for the local leaders we've spoken to in new jersey they're expecting buses to arrive here and migrants get on trains headed to new york city and buss are arriving to new york city as well. with the executive order, it limits when they can arrive between 8:30 a.m. and noon monday through friday but, yeah, the expectation is that migrants are very much still making their way to new york city and i want to talk about that lawsuit that was announced yesterday. mayor adams suing 17 bus companies for transporting migrants from texas to the big apple. the lawsuit is seeking $708 million in compensation claiming that "the cost of continued care in violation of new york's social services law". but it's not just happening in new york, of course. other blue cities are also struggling as migrants continue to cross and head to their cities. democrat le

stuart: primary just a week away in new hampshire and madison alworth at historic red arrow diner in is that diner so important? reporter: stuart, it's important because it's been here 100 years and anyone that wants to make it into the white house, they pretty much stop by the diner and the wall is full of the candidates especially from this term you got nikki haley and ron desantis and president trump, president biden. even have vivek ramaswamy obviously who dropped out last night. now that field it's narrowing down to three and i thought we talked to some new hampshire voters and one week away from making that decision and seeing if the narrowing fields had an impact on what they're thinking about and bob here. bob, you're voting on tuesday and do you know who you're voting for? >> probably trump. reporter: probably trump. why this? >> i like his policies and i don't like what he says half the time, most of the time. last night was an exception, it was excellent but like the policies and sounds like he follows the constitution, which i'm not sure most of congress has even read. ou

madison alworth is live at a train and bus station in new jersey, we watched 12 migrant buses arrive over recent days and you saw one just last hour. where did they come from and what are you seeing today? >> yes, we were here. a bus arrived just before 9:00 a.m. this morning. the bus itself from virginia, the migrants on board were from the southern border. they got off here and made their way to new york city. we were here for the arrival of that bus. it arrived 8:55 a.m. police got on board to count the number of folks there. 36 my grants on board. they got off and headed to the train platform. i chatted with some migrants as they made their way. >> ecuador. asked him where he is from. from ecuador. he is going to new york city, which is what we've been seeing. so, bill, like i just said it is what we've been seeing here in new jersey. they have had 12 buses. across new jersey there have been over 24 buses. this all happening because new york city has a new executive order which limits when charter buses can drop off those migrants from the southern border. that restriction essent

florida after canceling an event earlier today in manchester, fox business correspondent madison alworthoins us live on the desantis dropout. >> the restaurant next to me was supposed to host governor ron desantis tonight and mark is returned to new hampshire. instead it marks his exit from the 2024 race for president. desantis took to social media technology was dropping out and to throw his support behind president trump. >> if there was anything i could do to produce a favorable outcome, more campaign stops, more interviews, i would do it but i cannot ask her supporters to volunteer their time and donate their resources, we don't have a clear path to victory. >> despite finishing second and iowa, desantis did not gain traction to new hampshire, the most recent polls show the florida governor with only 6%. president trump who had regularly mocked desantis on the campaign trail showed appreciation for the governors endorsement, telling fox news digital i'm honored to have his endorsement, i look forward to looking together to be joe biden who is the worst and most corrupt president in t

fox business correspondent madison alworth joins us live from outside james madison high school wheren zoom today. madison, why is that? >> brian, they are learning on zoom today because this high school is the newest shelter overnight for migrants. james madison high school behind me, class should be in session but, instead, we had 2,000 migrants from floyd bennett field they arrived here last night. we have some of that video i want to show you as well. those migrants located at floyd bennett field a shelter, a hurricane shelter run by the state. run by the city. when it was opened, there were concerns that there would be issues with flooding and with wind. those concerns they played out yesterday as we saw major storms hit new york yesterday, one day advanced notice, the parents of around # thousand students were informed that their kids would not be able to come to school because their school is used as a shelter overnight. they said, quote, the relocation will continue until any weather conditions that may arise have stabilized and the facility is once again fit for living. so he

fox business correspondent madison alworth explains from here in man chester. >> the c ng made a mistake. lots of people make mistakes. but we're going to set the record straight. >> biden supporters want the president to win new hampshire's democratic primary but for him to do that he will need a majority of voters to write in his name. his name is not on the ballot after he instructed dnc to make the first primary of 2024 and new hampshire did not comply. biden has not been in the state but some of his friends have been. >> we need a leader with the temperament, with the tenacity and with the team around them to move us forward. >> boston mayor michelle wu and california congressman ro khanna were both here this weekend lending their support to the write-in biden effort. this morning, senator maggie hassan stumped for the president but also made her opinion known regarding the change in primary calendar and his absence. >> we have addressed our concerns with him directly and it was a very bad decision and we have been very clear that that's what we think. >> according to polls the writ