christie: keep it up. the united states supports you and are with you. >> for the first time. >> the unit that identifies victims, this unit is full of volunteers. they saw some of the most horrific sites that the world has ever seen before. >> i have seen in my life a lot of stories. people killed, buses blown up many years back and they are always there. the army saying all of the guys were coming in and out, in and out all the time. full-time working. i will tell you a small story. they came to the house. >> on saturday? >> still shooting all the time but the houses, they would try to get into the housing. and we came into the house, we walked into the house and i was coming with a group of guys and every house is worse then the next one. we go to the house and say to ourselves -- everyone is happy. ♪ >> hits you right away. and we got shocked. i cannot describe it, it look like a bonfire. something was standing in the middle and when i looked right away i saw little kids holding their parents. a mother

christie: see you later.[laughter] i would not even talk to him about it quite frankly, i would just ban it. that would be it. i have been saying this for years. it makes me incredibly unpopular with my younger children, who now probably would not vote for me on that basis. if you look at what has happened in the aftermath of october 7, tiktok has changed its algorithms to geometrically increase the number of pro-hamas postings that are happening on the site. it leaves the misimpression to the people who participate on that site that the world is overwhelmingly pro-hamas and anti-israel. this is one small example of what they do every day. if you want to know why it is such a bad idea to let tiktok in this country, look at them. facebook is not there. twitter is not there, or x. instagram is not there. they don't let it in. i'm not saying we should emulate their anti-information policy, but we should do is not allow a communist party sponsored website to come into our country and indoctrinate our citizens. i

christie: keep it up. the united states supports you and are with you. >> for the first time. >> the unit that identifies victims, this unit is full of volunteers. they saw some of the most horrific sites that the world has ever seen before. >> i have seen in my life a lot of stories. people killed, buses blown up many years back and they are always there. the army saying all of the guys were coming in and out, in and out all the time. full-time working. i will tell you a small story. they came to the house. >> on saturday? >> still shooting all the time but the houses, they would try to get into the housing. and we came into the house, we walked into the house and i was coming with a group of guys and every house is worse then the next one. we go to the house and say to ourselves -- everyone is happy. ♪ >> hits you right away. and we got shocked. i cannot describe it, it look like a bonfire. something was standing in the middle and when i looked right away i saw little kids holding their parents. a mother

christy is the handwriting, yeah, that is, we grabbed different styles, in fact, everyone was alwaysgatha christie album, so if let's take the second front of opium, let's say, there is decadence and epilogue, these are completely different groups, but the group is one, that is, for me this is a group that has survived not only did not record 10 albums there, absolutely absolutely or miracles, yes, that is, you are absolutely you won't hear anything from the past, it's a group that did not repeat itself even in sounds. sasha kozlov, as a polyglot, brought a lot of things, that is, we were constantly updating our own musical preferences and tastes , and this was reflected in all our albums, so agatha christie is really a signature, if we talk about about i want to thank you for you see in front of you, i don’t know, but whether it’s worth thanking for it or not, i’ve been working on radio for 30 years, even more, but for the first time i came to the maximum as a correspondent in the ninety-first year, when this station was born, then i took a break for 2 years to attend the higher dir

christie: first off, let me thanks craig. it turns out, bring up in our town where we live right now, where i have lived for the past 25 years in new jersey, we were comparing different spots in the neighborhood. it's always great. thank you both for having us. i thought this was a good idea to get together with some folks who put in really care about what if we wanted israel, although frankly from having been there, i think every american should care about what is going on in israel acutely. >> i am sorry. gov. christie: this is my wife. >>>> i got caught up in a conversation. i will sit on the end of that couch. [laughter] sorry. displease in. >> but thank you. gov. christie: it's always your fault. [laughter] gov. christie: the governor of israel called us a couple of weeks ago from the foreign ministry and asked if we would be interested in coming to visit and see for ourselves and to me, it was a very easy decision. we said yes immediately and began to work on putting together a trip to go there. first off, how many of y

chris christie: i think it is fair.ay i went is right here, the recent polling that came out the last couple of days shows me gaining here, i think this is a state of reasonable, smart, informed people. who want a different choice. it will not be easy. i believe that if we get in here, we do not have to beat him here, they will start to believe politically. i keep telling people in new hampshire who whisper to me, go get them! go get them! [laughter] i am afraid that my town hall meetings in new hampshire as a whisper. new hampshire works because of their position in our presidential selection process. what i say to you is and to everybody is this is the place we have to make a stand. if we do not get donald trump here, he will be the nominee. and so, this is not one where we can all say eventually it will work out. in all my time here i have not spent one minute in iowa because there is no hope there. for somebody like me. there is hope here. if you look at the recent polling for him, he is at 48 or 42%, that means the

christie upticks a little bit. the other significant movement here is down 5 points for vivek ramaswamy from 13 to 8. i know there's not much movement for ron desantis, but psychologically, getting down in the single digits is not the right direction. >> so we like to talk about how solid, sticky this support is for the candidates. what's the answer? >> we ask folks s is your mind made up, or is there room for folks to make a case? 52% of likely republican primary voters in new hampshire say they are definitely decided. 35% say they are leaning to someone. just 12% say they are still deciding. but if you add in trump supporters here, just take a look. those who say donald trump is their choice in this primary, 83% say they are solidly locked in. that's the stickiness of his support. 11% are leaning to someone. and as you know, one of the main arguments that we're hearing from arguments not named trump is he can't win. that argument is falling on deaf ears with this new hampshire primary electorate. look at this mov

i think chris christie had a good night. if you tuned in and you've never seen any of these candidates before, i think he was really good. >> yeah, he was. >> you have to filter in everything we know about chris christie. at the end of the day i can't decide which i have a stronger opinion about, that vivek ramaswamy is the biggest jerk who's ever run for president, or -- >> does running as a jerk win? you've won before? >> i hope i was never as big to a. jerk >> no, never? [laughter] bad phrasing. at my point, claire. >> it is late. i have had my moments, i will admit. i think the funniest thing he may have said all night, which shows how out of touch he is, because all the women listening said spin everything they were drinking out, what everything we do about abortion, we have to have male sexual responsibility. and i'm like, oh yeah. [laughter] is that gonna happen? in case anyone sochi, through ripon when she said that. i'd like to see that same legislation. women in america are going yeah, hold my beer. >> player broug

we welcome governor chris christie to join hudson's - governor christie's career took him from a legal practice to the new jersey state assembly and later to the role of us attorney, famous for his prosecutions. in 2,009 he was elected new jersey governor, becoming a national republican leader in a traditionally democratic state. he chair the republican governors association in 2014 and ran for the presidency in 2016. after leaving the office of governor, he found that a business and a consulting firm, opened a law firm and worked as senior policy commentator for abc news. some of my colleagues would do that, it would be very productive. did all these things until he announced his candidacy for president in 2,024. hudson institute has invited all major potential candidates from both parties to present their views on national security at the institute. we've heard from vice president mike pence, senator tim scott, governor doug burnham, vivek ramaswamy. we are pleased today to have chris christie join us to speak about his views on national security efforts. please join me in welcoming

claire brought up chris christie.lso think he had -- watching him, he seemed the least overtly poll tested or overly practiced in some way. i mean that in a slight compliment. but he also seemed a little deflated. i mean, he did not go nuclear on donald trump, which has been his tragedy in the past, but what did you think, kevin, of his performance? >> i still think that christy has the hardest path to the nomination. i would say, first of all, three things, three big takeaways i have on this. first is that, look, let's give credit to the moderators. this was a very moderated debate and i think as you contrast it to the last two debates, it was probably the most substantive. we saw a good strong policy debates. probably a lot of differences about how substantive were a lot of positions. but it was a good issue focused debate. the second thing is, and this is to your direct question, jen, the sub primary here, who is going to emerge as the alternative, who's going to take trump on directly, that race has been basically

particularly chris christie.d two others, i will not be on a stage with this man. because he knows that christie can take him on one-on-one. ultimately, will it matter? i don't think so, because here's the deal. the rnc and -- have rigged the whole ball game. trump, look. if you look at the early state surveys of iowa and new hampshire, trump is not -- he is far ahead, but he's not like -- 70%. i think an eye what he's a 44, in new hampshire he's a 37. so there's a desire, at least in these early surveys from voters, to see somebody who could be an alternative to trump. if these candidates, after -- almost a year of campaigning can finally decide what to be the nominee, and turn the gun's not on each other but on trump, maybe it could have a difference. but at the end of the day, i think comes super tuesday and beyond, he will be the nominee. the question is how much to these people want to make sure that he's not the president going into 2025? >> i see you nodding in agreement, donna. what do you think? does it

to what end for chris christie is he doing this, has been the question.s in the race just to criticize and needle the former president and call him out, or is this to get to the nomination? >> to me, outside looking in, looks like it just -- he is clearly punctuating that the party has changed. even more so is there an appetite -- more less, is there an apsite for someone, you know, who doesn't support trump. there is definitely less of an appetite for people who criticize trump. as you mentioned, chris christie and asa hutchinson have been probably the most vocal in criticizing trump. the base is just not interested in that. >> before we switch to the democrats, the third gop primary debate is coming up this week. former president trump again will not be on the stage. what will you be looking for here? it appears that ambassador haley is on the ascendancy, if you look at some of the early state polls. >> yeah, not only will trump not be on the stage, but he will be trolling desantis with a rally at -- in florida. but, i mean, listen, i think this is the

let me turn to governor christie. audience, let's not do this. let's not do this. let's let the candidates speak. governor christie, why you and not former president trump? >> well, lester, look. you said it at the beginning of the debate, we are dealing with extraordinarily important issues facing this country right now. we have our first ally in the middle east under fire from the terrorist group that has committed to wiping them and every jewish person in this world off the map. we have ukraine with vladimir putin, a communist kgb dictator, who wants to put the old band back together. he's starting in ukraine and he's going to move to the baltics and poland after that. we have inflation in this country that is choking -- choking every american family that wants to try to rise up and give their children a better life. and tonight we need to decide which president's going to be the one to tackle the big issues, who's going to make this country look once again not just inward but look outward at the world and say amer

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i think even chris christie said it. i don't like the fact that -- >> in new jersey, chris christie says it's happening in new jersey every day. >> that's infanticide. no one gets to nine months pregnant. i have had three humans. you did not get to nine months pregnant and then decide, you know what, i change my mind, i don't want to be pregnant. that is absurd. it's actually libelous to women. it makes women sound stupid and craven and evil. the idea that you think that women having abortions at nine months means you don't understand science, you don't understand women's bodies, don't understand physiology -- >> and you think voters are stupid. >> i do think your voters are stupid. i think there's something interesting in these politics. no >> we're all talking about the committee with which voters are speaking on this issue, and i think that what we are seeing tonight is that republicans have to figure out how to talk about it. the republican who was trying on the stage tonight to speak about it in the way that was mos

i think even chris christie said it. i don't like the fact that -- >> in new jersey, chris christie says it's happening in new jersey every day. >> that's infanticide. no one gets to nine months pregnant. i have had three humans. he did not get to nine months pregnant and then decide, you know what, i change my mind, i don't want to be pregnant. that is absurd. it's actually libelous to women. it makes women sound stupid and craven and evil. the idea that you think that women having abortions at nine months means you don't understand science, you don't understand women's bodies, don't understand physiology -- >> and you think are voters are stupid. >> and you think your voters are stupid. i think there's something interesting in these politics. no >> we're all talking about the committee with which voters are speaking on this issue, and i think that what we are seeing tonight is that republicans have to figure out how to talk about it. the republican who was trying on the stage tonight to speak about it in the way that w

. >> i mean, i heard they booed christie off the stage today, is that true?e] i really say what's he doing. look, we're all in a party, we want to win this race. what's he doing? the guy's -- he's at 1.5, okay? and how about ada hutchinson. not asa, ada. and i heard he got booed off -- can who got more boos, christie or ada hutchinson? >> christie. >> new york i heard they virtually booed him off the stage because, you know, what's it all about? he's just doing it because i didn't give him a job in the administration? what's he doing? will: i do appreciate the question of whatst the all about, because as you watch chris christie not attack donald trump, but attack that audience, what do you, what is your goal? what is there to be accomplished? and if you say to me, okay, well, it's in the even to win president, it's to try to, in his estimation, force through the truthsome? what i would respond so the that, assuming he's on the side of the truth, well, that's not a very persuasive way to force through the truth. so it doesn't even accomplish probably his stat

. >> well, it's chris christie, right? so, from new jersey, i think he's used to yelling at the audience and being yelled at by the audience. chris christie is at single digits, 2%, 3% at best. so obviously, this is not about him winning the nomination. i think he's trying to cement his place in history maybe as being one of the republican that's did speak sense and did speak sanity and did speak truth and did confront donald trump and the cult. so a lot of things that might not be all that good that will be in his obituary. this is one of the good things in his obituary. the republican nominee in 2024 is not going to be one of them. >> but molly, it really sums things up in terms of where the republican party is. asa hutchinson had a chilly reception today as well. >> yeah. i don't think chris christie is a hero by any stretch of the imagination. i think if trump were to become president again, chris christie would desperately beg for a job in that cabinet. remember, trump gave chris christie covid. i don't actually give

christie is actually an exception. he is running against trump.next to him, because of him, in addition to him. it's unclear what the rest of them are doing. christie is running against him. and that's what the base thinks of that. >> yeah. you know, in the beginning i thought that having chris christie in this race could really do something. would he beat trump? probably not. but he might turn a mirror to the party so that they can look at themselves and see what they've become. it seems that he was trying to do that there in florida. the problem is up until now chris christie really hasn't done that. he's been running against trump but not running against trumpism. and he's been spending a lot of time up in new hampshire trying to get a toe hold there, talking to people, including me and my colleagues at "the boston globe." and i asked him about that head on, and he disagreed with the premise that the party has changed under trump and is not the party that it was in 2012 or 2014. and he seemed not to get it. perhaps that's why at the debates he

chris christie. he just went time on the ground in israel. he has a new warning for voters tonight. he'll join us live in moments. >>> tonight on the ground in new hampshire, governor chris christie with a new warning for voters who are considering making donald trump the gop nominee. >> if trump is the nominee -- because if trump is the nominee, i bet you manchin is going to run. and you could have a situation where nobody gets 270. then it goes to house of representatives. if you think our country is divided now, imagine when that happens. those jokers took three weeks to pick a speaker. imagine how long it will take them to pick a president. and who knows where that will end up. >> well, that could be a nightmare scenario, but one that governor christie clearly sees as a possibility. governor christie, i think, you know, half that audience probably broke out in a cold sweat, the other half in hives, when you said that. do you really think that could happen? >> sure. it absolutely is a possibility. look, the country's been very clear, kaitlan, you know, a lot of times polling that

instead, senator tim scott, former governor chris christie and us ambassador to the un nikki haley have said that supporting ukraine in its struggle for democracy is in the interests of american security. at the same time, former us president donald trump, who has the highest ratings among all republican candidates, did not participate in the debate . by. my colleague yuliya yarmolenko followed the course of events in miami. hello yulia. usually, at such debates, first of all, they discuss about domestic american problems. but this time there was a lot of talk about foreign policy, but what about ukraine? you know, maria, it was really unusual. that's the highlight of this debate here in miami. the entire first part of this debate was devoted precisely to external issues. and indeed, if the candidates agreed in principle on what is helping israel. it is necessary that israel definitely has the right to defend itself from an attack by hamas, then from the point of view of ukraine and the further support of the united states of ukraine, then there were really different opinions here, and

we've got patrick christys.at military veterans have been advised not to wear medal or military insignia on the way to remembrance and armistice events this weekend due to fears of safety from pro—palestinian protests enters a disgraceful story. we'll have more on that throughout this hour. next up, bravo . an under battle once bravo. an under battle once again . the knives are out for again. the knives are out for the embattled home secretary but is suella toast or actually, is she the toast of tory voters? next up , we she the toast of tory voters? next up, we have children on strike bc you're kidding me. as woke parents who support the palestine protesters are pulling their kids out of school in bristol to show support and the debate this hour is going to be should you be using your kids as political pawns and should they get fined for doing things like this? and finally , prince harry this? and finally, prince harry high court win. the ginger winger will get his moment in court to take on the daily mail grou

christy was booed for his criticisms of former president trump.is about 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, chris christie. ♪ [booing] >> now, it feels like home. thank you very much. let me think the chair man and everybody here. yep. hey. what a shock, you are for from. i am going to fall over dead. now, look. and every one of those boos, every one of those catcalls, every one of those yells -- >> boo. >> sure. will not solve one problem we face in this country. will not solve -- and will not make this country that are. -- country better. your anger, your anger against the truth is reprehensible. >> [audience booing] >> when you think about the problems, when you think about the problems that our country and this world is facing, when you think about that, this type of pettiness, this type of pettiness is beneath, beneath the process of electing a president. [audience booing] and as people -- and as people watch today -- as people watch today, if your arguments are so strong, if your arguments are so great and mine are so bad, then just keep qu

governor christie, we will see what the numbers look like there.d trump though, as you noted, has repeatedly refused to show up to the republican debates. you have said before you are going to follow him around the country, because he was absent on that debate stage. why haven't we seen you do so? >> i've tried, i try to new hampshire. i was shot out of the building in new hampshire the day he registered for the ballot. his campaign closed the entire state house, along with the secret service, instead only people invited by the trump campaign could go into the building. so you know, unless you are willing to kiss his rear end, he can get anywhere near him. and that just shows how afraid he is of seeing me face to face and confronting his record and his failure on behalf of the people of this country. so i'm gonna keep trying. but he, and his campaign uses the secret service to keep people away. >> governor chris christie, as always, thank you for your time tonight, following that town hall in new hampshire. >> kaitlan, thank so much for having me,

chris christie says this about tik tok.y first week as president, we would ban tik tok. they want to go ahead and sell it? let them go ahead and sell it. >> trace: easier said than done legally vik. >> yes, you need corporations of many institutions including federal courts which have traditionally banned the mandatory sale of assets, however cloaked under the umbrella of national security and ip theft issues, it absolutely can be mandated by the federal government if that policy is something the president wants to push. >> trace: socially, is it cultural needed? jason? >> cultural neededed? yes, probably. but the problem is, the culture, the young folks who are dictating the culture, don't want to see tik tok banned so we're going to have to have some conversation about what it's going to be, if you're messaging this to young people. on the one hand say we need to take this away from you but also can you vote for us because we need younger voters on the republican side. that's not really a winning issue. >> trace: it's not

patrick christys.s quit over labour's policy on the israel hamas war. but for now , israel's hamas war. but for now, israel's security forces say it's been successful in attacking more than 100 hamas tunnels in gaza. let's cross now to tel aviv and speak to our security editor, mark white. mark there's been significant activity overnight , significant activity overnight, right? there is news of a hamas leader pinned down in his bunker and he's been called a dead man walking by israel's defence minister. so they seem they're very, very much digging in for. action >> yeah, this is yahya sinwar. no more detail about where he is , where that bunker complex is and just how close israel is actually to taking him out of action. just a comments that were made by the israeli defence force minister last night that they were very close. they had him surrounded. they've also been, as they pushed south, deaung been, as they pushed south, dealing with these tunnels, tunnel systems , 130 so far. they tunnel systems,

joining me now is chris christie, a candidate for president.ack to "meet the press," governor christie. >> thank you, kristen. >> let's dive right in. i want to ask you about this deal this could be closing in. i just talked about it with jon finer. you just returned from israel. you saw this conflict up close. i'm curious, would you support an agreement that included a several-day pause in exchange for some women and children hostages being released? >> kristen, look, i spent, as you said, time in israel last week, and i met with the families of those who are being held hostage, and i have to tell you that both for israeli and american hostages that are being held, we need to get them home. the families gave me this, kristen, this dog tag, which says, bring them home now, and i really believe that it's time for the israeli government and the united states government to work out a fair deal to bring some of these hostages home. the torture these families are going through is extraordinary, and they need to get their family members home. there a

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clearly chris christie is in the minority of republicans who are opposed to trump. also would say you don't want to go into a room full of republican primary voters and dismiss and attack trump who remains the clear favorite. it's only going to get you -- the boos that he got. i think it's becoming a smaller group of republicans that are vocally against trump, but i do think there's a sentiment that some members of the party privately feel they should move forward from trump. saying it publicly, it makes for such a bad move, especially when you know trump is going to continue to publicly attack his opponents as well. >> i do want to bring up, mica a new "new york times" siena college poll that just came out. it's got to be concerning because it shows president biden trailing trump in five battleground states. that would be nevada, georgia, arizona, michigan and pennsylvania. what do you think that comes down to? is it his age? is it the economy? what? >> it's certainly a number of factors that i think is plaguing biden right now. i think largely it's the economy. no

if you look at our poll and the second choice of the chris christie supporters, overwhelmingly for nikki haley. >> they are not folks who like donald trump, and i think there's going to be a real question that chris christie is going to have to ask him going down the road as we head towards january, do i really want to beat donald trump, because if he does he may have to get out of the race. >> you can imagine governor sununu and christie endorsing haley at some point before the new hampshire primary, and then, you know, the problem she's got is that she kind of needs a stair step. she needs acceleration at each step. if she can get ahead of desantis in iowa, then she could be sort of like gary hart in 1984. if you're the surprise second place winner, that would give her a better shot in south carolina. the problem she has run into is that the governor of iowa decided for her own reasons to endorse desantis, making it less likely that haley gets the true lift out of iowa, that she probably needs even with a christie endorsement to genuinely threaten trump in new hampshire! >> i wanted to

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and christie, if he were to get out, you know, 14%, right, that is a significant chunk of the vote.a cchunk that will never vote for trump and will go to a haley or desantis. if he were to drop out, there is potential consolidation that could allow haley to break out and beat donald trump. but i asked him directly, is there any world in which you drop out before new hampshire and he told me absolute sli not, no way that he does that. does that just ensure that we end up with trump? >> you have to be very -- you have to pay close attention to the kind of campaign that christie is running and the voters he is attracting. from the beginning of this cycle, christie has run notably and outspoken race as an anti trumper, someone willing to take trump head-on. so the republican support he has in new hampshire is going to be highly skeptical of trump or any trumpi ian candidate. so if he were to drop out, it would likely go to someone like haley. i'm still skeptical at the end of the day that any consolidation of support is going to be enough to like dramatically surpass trump simply becaus

so i think the folks like nikki haley, and governor christie you just had on and all the other folkson the list, i think they're waiting for donald trump you stumble, and i think none of them could chip him he will stumble on his own. >> yes if only donald trump would talk about the economy and immigration more. i feel like i've heard that before, maybe from the last six years. i'm curious what you think -- i know, i'm just saying, it is like a movie we have seen before. when you look at these numbers, and you talk to new hampshire voters they don't seem that concerned about trump's electability. they seem to think he is electable. how does that square up with nikki haley's argument that if you look at the head to head matchups, she could actually beat joe biden based on where the polling is today? >> i think nikki haley is leaning into the concern by many americans that they are not looking forward to a donald trump and joe biden match but just to david's point about nikki haley and could she beat donald trump, i do not know if anyone is going to be able to catch up to donald trump.

but what governor christie is doing, i think, is very important for history. saying what needs to be heard. he's saying something that needs to be recorded, you know, in the history books and the future. he's being honest and direct, and i've gotta say, when you first got into this race, i was extremely skeptical. the fact that he has stayed with it, in spite of the fact that the crowds are clearly not with him, i honestly think he deserves some credit for that. do i think there's any chance that his message is going to cut through to all those folks that are booing? no, not at all. it's clear that the republican party, the republican base, they're with trump. trump is still gonna be the nominee, regardless of the pauls, regardless of -- we're seeing desantis and nikki haley getting closer and closer, neck and neck in iowa. we're hearing the governor -- was going to endorse -- thank you. it's going to endorse desantis. none of that, in the end, it's gonna make any difference. this is still donald trump's party, and donald trump's primary. >> jennifer, even tho

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christie is among the most vocal of opponents against former president trump. other notable speakers at the summit today, florida governor ron desantis, lawmakers matt gaetz and byron donalds. joining me is cnn reporter elena treen who is at the summit. christie did not back down at all, did he? >> reporter: no, fred, he did not. i have to say today is really an opportunity for all of the republican primary candidates to make their case to florida voters. we've heard from many of them already today. governor hutchinson from arkansas, chris christie repeatedly and loudly booed for speaking negatively about donald trump. i think that shows you how pro-trump this crowd is. they really did not want to hear much of what they had to say, particularly when it was negative about the former president. let's listen to what they said and the response from the crowd. >> what a shock you're for trump. i'm going to fall over dead. the problem is you fear the truth. the problem is you want to shout down any voice that says anything different than what you want to hear. >> i c

. >> ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, governor chris christie. gov. christie: now it feels like home.hank you very much. let me first thank the chairman and everyone here. what a shock, you are for trump. i am going to fall over dead. now look, every one of those boos, every one of those catcalls, every one of those yells -- yes, sure -- will not solve one problem we face in this country, will not solve -- and will not make this country better. your anger -- your anger -- your anger against the truth is reprehensible. [boos] when you think about the problems -- when you think about the problems that our country and this world is facing, when you think about that, this type of pettiness -- this type of pettiness is beneath, beneath the process of electing a president. [boos] yeah. and as people -- and as people watch today -- as people watch today, if your arguments are so strong, if your arguments are so great and mine are so bad, then just keep quiet. let me make my awful arguments and then you can just reject them out of hand. but the problem is -- the problem is -- the problem is y

that being said i think christie helped himself the least. i think that's going to reflect in the coming days. >> harris: you know, diane, i'm looking at the things you told us were so important. free speech. i think of ramaswamy's open last night against the media and let's watch a little bit. this is ramaswamy addressing the anti-israel protests and what he sees is a turning point for free speech on college campuses. let's watch. >> i think it's really important we do this through leadership, not censorship. leadership means fill the void with purpose and meaning. dilute the wokeism and anti-semitism to irrelevance. these kids don't know what they are talking about. they are fools. we don't quash it with censorship. we call it out through leadership. >> harris: how did he do there? >> i think he will be good to be a freedom czar. he is strong and direct in his point. however, i would not consider him for presidency because i believe he just came on the scene to the political spectrum and i believe that he still needs a few years of experien

christys gb news, days. good afternoon. it's 4 pm. is patrick christys gb news. lots of go out this hour. have the police taken sides when it comes to the protest that we're seeing in our nation at the moment, we are seeing scenes like this bizarre, a new kind of craze appears to be gripping parts of birmingham, which is getting a bucket load of mice and then throwing them into a mcdonald's because supposedly mcdonald's is supporting . it is supporting israel. it is absolutely disgusting . this for absolutely disgusting. this for absolutely disgusting. this for a variety of different fronts , a variety of different fronts, an animal rights perspective to start with. are seeing start with. and we are seeing more and more of this kind of behaviour in different elements of behaviour as well. we're seeing people doing protests and sit ins. the most notable yesterday was at liverpool street , which is where, yesterday was at liverpool strthe , which is where, yesterday was at liverpool strthe way, , which is wher

you're right, that chris christie has taken him head on, very macho, and he's tanking.t working. the person, though, who i think has actually made some progress, interesting to see how she does tonight and if she gets a bump tomorrow, is nikki haley. as someone who works a lot with women candidates, i'm interested to see if, at the end of the day, it is the way she has taken him on, not directly, but she has talked about some of his policies. she has, you know, she's gotten some digs in here or there. maybe that's the way to do it. >> every poll suggests she's the strongest candidate against joe biden and republicans do not want to accept that fact. i want to play what margorie taylor greene said her takeaways from last night's election. we know her to be the wisest republican on capitol hill. so let's listen in. >> i think republicans are weak. they never come through on the promises that they give to their voters. they never hold anyone accountable. stop backing away from president trump. he's winning the primary by massive numbers. he's winning the poll for the gener