he's taking part in nevada's gop caucuses, that's tomorrow. meanwhile, cbs news projects an easy victory for joe biden in the state's democratic primary. >>> and the mother of a teenaged school shooter was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a case that examined parental responsibility. jennifer crumbley was convicted yesterday. it was the first time an american parent was held responsible for a child carrying out a mass shooting attack. the jury foreperson said a key detail was jennifer crumbley was the last adult with the gun. the maximum penalty for involuntary manslaughter is 15 years in prison. her son ethan killed four students at his michigan high school in 2021. prosecutors argue jennifer crumbley and her husband allowed ethan to have a gun despite signs he was in mental distress. >>> this morning, a troubling report from the ntsb reveals bolts appeared to be missing from a boeing 737 max 9 door panel that blew off mid flight. senior transportation correspondent kris van cleave has the latest details on that. >> reporter: harro

gop obstruction is a hallmark of the obama era. this congress, the 118th congress, the most unproductive in united states history. i hate so ask, but could it get worse? >> absolutely it could get worse, especially if they maintain control or gain control of the senate in 2024 and if trump is reelected. we have not seen the bottom. i think that republicans are committed to dragging us to the depths, even against policies where they are getting concessions. i look at the border deal and concessions have been made repeatedly. so it's clear that their objective is that type of nihilist obstruction. they're hoping for chaos. they're hoping for crisis. they're hoping the economy fails. why? because they think that's the political calculus that's going to change anything for them at the polls. the reality is when people see this, when democrats amplify the stories and connect the dots for families who have been at a loss when these bills don't get through, that's critical here. what is telling is, these policies are popular. look at the

in fact, one of the leaders in the maga gop is in russia tonight. tucker carlson there possibly to interview putin, definitely a supportive celebrity. >> reporter: tucker carlson has flown to russia. he sass part acuss ballet, had lunch in a nice restaurant, went for a ride around town, rode the subway. >> translator: he charged a smartphone, and connected to a fast and free wi-fi internet. >> he charged his phone, though there are no details during the fact it was a usb port to make him think twice. but he's talking about him as a celebrity. now, it is unclear if an interview will take place, but if it does, it gives putin a chance to sit down with a big supporter. what is this really about has he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing? does he eat dogs? these are fair questions, and the answer is no, he didn't do any of that. >> i remember watching that clip. i was standing in ukraine, 48 hours before the war began. carlson stood with putin all the way through. he's a hero. this was putin's mouthpiece in the united states, somebody who had tur

the senate gop is fractured the exit polling shows two parties under the gop umbrella, there's nothingew about that, what is new the new wings within the gop seem to hate one another, families fight and then they forgiven come together and they move on and that happens all the time, therapy can work but the later you start the longer it takes in there was little talk of unit fighting war in action last night, the former president said the party was unified but the crowd in the voters in his opponent are seeing a different tune, there is a divided nation ready for a nine-month general election, does the gop want to win or do they want to keep fighting the internecine battles, let's find out, and associate research scholar politics and public affairs of princeton university and david former new york state senator who served as a democrat, welcome to you both, doctor wright i did not hear a unified party last night and the exit polling shows two fraction within the gop and they don't like each other, our republic is going to coalesce in november or does the fighting continue. >> i cannot

a fourth republican blakemore of utah the vice chair with the gop conference flipped his vote to knowbefore the v vote closed. a procedural move that allows the comforts to bring the legislation back to the floor at a later date. that's exactly what marjorie taylor green vowed to do last night in the wake of that failed vote. this is the congresswoman. >> we knew was going to be close going and because our majority is so razor thin. of course my colleagues that voted no, i think they will be hearing from their constituents but we have a plan in place. there was a p motion to recommi, and that means that we can bring the articles of impeachment back to the floor maybe as early as next week. so this is not over yet. and we still can bring back steve scalise, and we hope that he is well and he can come back very soon. we look forward to having him come back and look forward to ending a solid yes on impeaching secretary mayorkas. >> host: marjorie taylor green, that was yesterday after that failed vote in the house. by what anotheren high-profile vote expected in the senate today and also

and how did the house gop eagerly fall hook, line, and sinker for this guy? start at the beginning. according to court records, smirnov first stated working for the fbi as a confidential human source, or an informant, back in 2010. he would reportedly speak nearly daily with his handler for years to follow, providing key information for criminal investigations. and let's fast for it. much of 2017, early in the trump administration, first reports making contact with executives. -- there was a, quote, brief, non relevant mention of hunter biden during a conversation. this is memorialized an fbi form called a 10:23, which agencies to record unverified reporting from informants. years later, in may 2020, smirnov allegedly texts his fbi handling that joe biden was going to jail. this reportedly comes out of nowhere. smirnov says he can obtain recordings of hunter biden telling burisma officials that his father would take care of the prosecutor general. a popular conspiracy theory at the time among -- pittsburgh- based u.s. attorney scott brady is asked by doj offi

the first was gop operations. three republicans voted against the effort to impeach alejandra mayorkas. technically there was the vice chair of the conference, he switched as a procedural maneuver giving republicans the ability to bring it up again at a later date. what sealed the deal, there was one republican absent from the vote, majority leader steve scalise, he's going through treatment for cancer. he's been in the capital a while and he wasn't there tonight. at the end of the day, the vote was 215-215 in the house. at that moment blake moore switched from yes to no, and saving mayorkas from being impeached at least for a few more days. >> what happens next? >> republicans will rally to bring this back to the floor. we heard from the speakers spokesperson, house republicans fully intend to bring the articles of impeachment against mayorkas back to the floor when they have enough votes for passage. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from georgia, one of the top proponents of impeaching mayorkas echoed that s

former president president donald trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley as the next gop presidential nominee. it's an election being closely monitored around the moral especially in ukraine. today that nation is marking two years since russia's invasion, leaders from several western countries are in key if to reinforce their support as fears grow that crucial us military funding will come to light and new developments in russia, where a spokesperson for late putin, opposition leader alexei navalny's says his body has been turned over to his mother more than a week after he was found dead in a russian in prison right? let's begin in this country with a gop presidential showdown underway right now in south carolina, voters are heading to the polls and the palmetto state today for the high-stakes primary between former president donald trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley who is fighting against the odds for a win in her home state. she vows to continue her campaign regardless of tonight's outcome, while trump is looking for a decisive victory, we have team

but not against his gop challenger, nikki haley.e'll return to the new signs of trouble for the senate's bipartisan border bill. where things now stand as lawmakers criticize the deal ahead of a key procedural vote tomorrow. >>> plus, independent senator angus king of maine will join the conversation on the components of the bill he finds most important and the likelihood it will advance. >>> also ahead, new york governor cathy -- kathy hochul on her approach to crime and public safety. you don't want to miss that. "morning joe" a few moments away. away we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >>> welcome back. so donald trump is finally ready to debate, just not against his republican primary opponent. the former president is looking pa

the head of the senate, gop campaign committee. and right now, they are mostly on the same page in some of these key primary races. and that could potentially bode well for them, come november there because they're on the same time because they don't do anything until trump gave it makes sense. what he's gonna do. >> me convinced them to get behind key and that was his first job until one is going to endorse rosendale and then he backed away very messy. very messy. so like look, it is it is about trump in a lot of the huge said in the primaries. and then he's clearly going to be the nominee, are clearly on the path to be the nominee. so they daines took a completely different path and then they did in the last cycle, which shows you how they, how they're trying to change things. so yeah, look, i just think thank you. did everything from trump is so unpredictable. it's unpredictable in the primaries, it's unpredictable policy-wise. it's every republican party is. >> remember what happened last cycle, the got crosswise with those can

robert gibbs and michael steele weigh in on the gop in disarray.f the hour just getting underway on a tuesday night. ay. xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner for every first and ten during the big game. enter daily through february 9th for a chance to win 10gs. with the ultimate speed, power, and reliability the xfinity 10g network is made for streaming live sports. because it's only live once. join xfinity rewards on the xfinity app or go to xfinity1stand10gs.com for your chance to win. >>> critical verdict, he parent is being held criminally responsible for their child's deadly school shooting. a michigan jury found jennifer crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter. my colleague maggie vespa has the details. >> reporter: tonight, an unprecedented verdict. >> we find the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: jennifer crumbly found guilty on four counts, one for each student or her son killed, leaving the courtroom in handcuffs as the first parent ever convicted in

and it becomes this heavy and heavier burden with a gop that runs the gop message.t knows -- they need to go back and do a bit of regrouping, and study how they actually message against political opponents when they are taking knives and shoving them in their own eyes. >> michael brings up a good, point he has to take advantage of these, moments how? today alone donald trump said that the president, all he needs to do is close the border, and an expert's book is not necessary. which articles the, water in the courts, bloxham how does joe biden in this age of misinformation and not such hot messaging, how does he get the truth out? >> i think he has to take or is that on the road. the first thing after this, and doing the border, the conservative border patrol union that endorsed donald trump endorsed this bill because they said it would be better than what they are dealing with right now. go press this issue. take it on the road. go to communities where it hurts. after leaving -- that is a swing state. we have to do this. you have to keep doing this over and over ag

. ♪ announcer: saturday watch c-span's campaign 20 24 coverage of the south carolina gop presidentialrimary unfiltered and uninterrupted beginning with the simulcast of south carolina educational television's coverage to hear from local analysts and reporters across the palmetto state. we will bring you primary results as they come in, candidate speeches, and we will get your reaction on social media and by taking your calls. watch live coverage of the gop south carolina presidential primary saturday on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org/campaign2024. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: ahead of the south carolina gop presidential primary, nikki haley spoke wit voters at a rally in myrtle beach. she spoke about unity follong remarks of former president donald trump when he encouraged russia to do whatever the hell they wanted when it came to the possibility of invading nato countries. this is about 30 minutes. ♪ ms. haley: it is great to see everybody. what a great night it is in south carolina. in south carolina, we grow our women strong. [cheers and applaus

right now, this is a giant mess for the gop.ber that all sides of this giant masts, though it's currently i chaotic republican war, are trump loyalists. both major players here have also proven themselves to be brazenly willing to deny the truth, and that, combined with everything we know about the role that michigan republicans plate in donald trump's shenanigans in 2020, should be cause for concern for every american who wants to make it out of 2024 with democracy intact. >> so, what did you get? >> and maybe know somebody who doesn't like to sign up for however get this program, you can find all your favorite segments, stories, and interviews on youtube. had to msnbc.com slash rally. msnbc.com slash l.a., you can see conversations with lawmakers, meetings of the velshi banned book club, and our important economic updates all in one place. please check it out. coming up next, finding common ground. two men who ideologically disagree on almost everything are putting country over party, to save american democracy for another pot

where from trump at that black gop form this weekend.s let him speak. listen to this. >> joe biden really has proven to be a very nasty and vicious racist. he's been a racist. whether you like it or don't like it, i happen not to like it. most of the people in this room happened to not like it. and if somebody does like it, they're not supposed to be here. biden spent years piling around with notorious segregationists. >> notorious segregationists. biden was the vice president to the only black president we've had so far, and biden has said the crime bill he was part of with clinton did go too far, and has fought -- i was in the room when obama was president, fought to do things around policing and other things. trump has been found to discriminate in housing by the justice department himself. not talking about who he hung out with, i'm talking about him. the biden campaign tim has dignified trump's claims here with an official response. but we know they're troubled by polling showing the president to have lost ground with some black vot

but josh, at this point, does the current gop base want to hear that? i mean, they seem the heavily trump. i don't know if he if he loses in 2020 or excuse me in 24, whether they're going to be open to this argument from her. like i told you, this was going to happen. well, look, i think anytime if the republican party were to lose, certainly there would be changes after four successive elections. now, whether nikki haley is the beneficiary of that, i guess that remains to be seen. but i also think an additional motivation for nikki haley here is we've got the most dynamic political environment that i think we've ever seen in america. you have two basic octogenarians as the nominees for both parties. you have the enter of a courtroom and 91 different indictments. on one side, you've got a president sitting president that is diminished by the day. if you're just hanging around for a while, you're likely to see some things. i can't imagine that that's not part of the calculus that she's had going forward. well, and juan, this week, her camp is pointing to

bottom line, the gop primary here is really only symbolic. nevada's held caucuses for years, but in 2021, democrats passed a state law to move to a primary system republicans chose to keep caucuses, too do you think this was done to be able to help donald trump in nevada >> oh, i absolutely believe that's exactly why it was done. >> reporter: former clark county republican chair chuck muth worries the new process could turn off voters. >> i've been warning how stupid this was and what a public relations disaster it was going to be. i hate to say that i told you so, but i don't hate saying i told you so, because i did tell them that this was going to happen. >> reporter: now gop county chairs reporting thousands of calls from republicans, some mad, some mystified, set to vote and maybe vote again in a race with plenty of drama, but little suspense. hallie jackson, nbc news >>> and up next for us tonight, from humble beginnings to country music superstar. remembering the one and only toby keith. ♪ i should have learned to rope and ride ♪ >>> fi

. >>> just hours until the polls open in south carolina's gop primary. nikki haley in the final stretch in her home state, but donald trump far ahead. >>> president biden announcing more than 500 new sanctions on russia in the wake of alexei navalny's death, and our richard engel in ukraine on the eve of the war's two-year anniversary >>> nbc news investigates, the top dealers of guns traced to crimes in the u.s the data the public rarely ever sees >>> and he orbited earth nearly 6,000 times. the astronaut who made history in space on his record-breaking ride >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. the outrage over alabama's supreme court ruling on the status of frozen embryos is rapidly taking on a bipartisan flavor tonight as many key republicans, including donald trump, rush to publicly voice their support for in vitro fertilization. the court's ruling that frozen embryos are children triggered some ivf providers in alabama to pause the procedures fearing exposure to wrongful death lawsuits if embryos a

we begin with new fallout from the south carolina gop primary. nikki haley, heading to michigan today ahead of tuesday's primary there. promising to remain in the race against all odds while donald trump is facing another week of steep legal hurdles. haley in a convincing victory by -- the former president getting nearly 60% of the, vote in the former south carolina governor getting nearly 40% after the early call, defines from both. >> i just want to say, i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is right now. >> i said earlier this week, no matter what happens in south carolina, i would continue to run for presidents. >> a courting to nbc news exit polls, the most important issue in south carolina's immigration, followed by the economy, foreign policy, and abortion. meanwhile, also new today, governors from california and michigan are pitching joe biden straits of the half of his 2024 prospects. >> i mean, he's got an extraordinary record. he's tried everything he needs to do on ukraine at the moment. he's doing everything he need

. >>> nikki haley is still in the race for the gop nomination. but for how long? it is less than three weeks until the republican primary in her home state and the polls are looking bleak. but she's got another eent planned later today and ramping up her attacks on trump. >> he's not the right person to lead us going forward. that is a fact. for next year he's going to be sitting in a courtroom. i didn't say that. he said that. he's going to be spending more time in a courtroom than campaigning. >> every poll shows that donald trump is barely within the margin of error. i defeat biden by 13 points. there is a reason democrats want to run against donald trump. >> now haley is poised to lose in the republican caucus this week and my panel is back. look, it is not looking good for haley, the polls look terrible. she lost. that is going to be three states she's going to lose in here. just a dig in into the numbers from the recent poll that came out in south carolina. 58 to 32% trump versus haley in her home state. and then just then enthusiasm gap is still significant

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the us republican presidential race as super tuesday looms in just nine days, michigan will hold its gop primary on tuesday, but the big event is on march 5. that's when republicans in 15 states plus the territory of american samoa will hold nominating contests around a third of the delegates needed to secure the presidential nomination will be distributed donald trump scored a resounding victory saturday in south carolina with an estimated 99% of results in trump has just under 60% of the vote on he, haley has more than 39% sources tell cnn that trump's team now wants to focus on the general election campaign. he took shots at president joe biden in his victory speech, serious we're going to be up here on november 5, and we're going to look at joe biden anyway, and i look, i'm right in the eye. he is destroying our country and we're going to say, joe year fired, get out, get out joe you're fired. >> buying being defeated in her home haley's results were still better than the margin she'd received in recent polling. she says she's staying in the race until at least super tuesday, warning

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. >>> plus kill the bill that's how the house gop are arguing that -- what needs to happen in the united states senate after leaders there unveiled the most substantial bipartisan border bill we have seen in neckdecade. now the republican who helped make the deal is calling out his republican colleagues for trying to torpedoing it. >>> and the latest from the campaign trail replacing george sor soras. >>> first up, our cnn exclusive poll, david chalian is at the wall to reveal the latest results. david, what are we seeing? >> we asked folks about trump trials. we said should the federal trials, specifically the jack smith trial about election subversion be resolved before the 2024 election. 48% of americans say yes, it's essential they know a verdict in this case before the election. 16% said yes, not essential. so a majority of americans want to see a verdict here in the federal election case before the election. 25%, a quarter of americans say it doesn't matter. and by party, 75% of democrats say it's essential. 52% of independents say it's essential they have a verdict. even 22% of re

the gop said it would only award delegates as a caucuses. they've trended in the former president's favor. in the democratic primary biden had a massive win. vice president kamala harris said nevada is a reflection of america and why our party decided the make it the second state in our nominating calendar. turn-outs levels validate nevada's decision to make it more convenient to cast a ballot. dana and bill, again tomorrow president trump will be here in nevada for a watch party for the gop caucus. stay tuned. >> dana: then the super bowl is going to be there as well. thanks, alicia. and cbp sources tell fox news there have now been more than 1 million migrant encounters at the southern border since the new fiscal year began on october 1st. that includes more than 6800 in the last 24 hours. border agents also encountered nearly 20,000 chinese nationals. more than 160 dangerous gang members with tatoos like these photos. >> bill: we want to talk about this and more. good morning. two pieces of sound we want to play four. the first the presid

south carolina gop congresswoman nancy mace says it is a difficult sell to the american people. >> crisisborder reports this week's president biden is finally considering executive action to try to stem the tide of migrants. governors from across the country and political spectrum come to washington to call for urgent action because it does not matter if you're a border state we are all border states now regrets will sit down oklahoma governor kevin sticks democrat governor jared polis. plus. >> i have never seen the republican party so unified as it is right now. >> donald trump when south carolina primary picking up 50 delegates and handing nikki haley another defeat. >> i am not giving up this fight progress or political panel weizen looks ahead to tuesday battleground state michigan's primary. i'll right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> a look from fox news in washington. making headlines today, u.s. and coalition forces conducted joint strikes on 18 houthis targets and yemen overnights. striking weapons and missile storage facilities. the iranian backed houthis have been attacking comm

that measure was said to be dead on arrival in the house and now some gop senators are also skeptical package. the senior national correspondent rich edson has the information live for us in dc, good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. republicans lose two major votes in the house, a chamber they control by a slim margin. house republicans failed to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas after charging he's failed to secure the southern border. a handful of republicans broke with their party and democrats and sank the impeachment vote. republicans say they'll vote again when steve scalise returns from cancer treatment. minutes after that vote, the house also failed to pass a $17.6 billion aid package for israel. democrats oppose it because, they say, it undermines the senate's comprehensive bill, which also has support for ukraine and border security. that senate bill also appears headed for defeat, after a cascade of senate republicans announced their opposition. >> i'm angry. i'm angry that the democrats want this human suffering to continue, and i'm angry at o

trump has lead the republican party on an embarrassing losing streak, despite promises the gop would, quote, get tired of winning. a few things to keep in mind, the party is losing money, ending last year with its lowest fundraising totals in a decade. laura trump has not ruled out paying her father in law is mounting legal bills. donald trump is the ultimate rhino, yes, that's right, he's a rhino. republican in name only. because his -- wrapped up few huge deficits and cozied up to authoritarians. and for nearly a decade, the republican party has been consumed by trump's chaos, division, grifters, and conspiracy theories. it appears this once great party wants more of the same. so much for winning. i am joined now by sabrina siddiqui, a white house reporter for the white house journal, and mckay coppins, and lucy caldwell veteran republican strategist who served as campaign manager for former illinois congressman. my buddy, joe walsh. so i want to begin with you on this one. could you give us some sense, some inkling of a sense of how donald trump managed this complete takeover of th

south carolina, gop voters, 83% say they favor a border wall. this is a huge growing concern coast to coast. so much so that now the president is going down to the border with. okay? so remember it wasn't in the too distant past where you had an administration down playing or at some point ignoring this border crisis. it's a reality for them and they have to face the music, charles. >> charles: thanks, sandra. appreciate it. meantime, new details and new questions around georgia's d.a.fani willis. right, steve harrigan? >> that's right. defense attorneys say they have 2,000 phone calls between the d.a. and the prosecutor that they want to admit as evidence. i'm steve harrigan in atlanta. that story ahead. limu emu & do♪ ( bell ringing) customize and save with libberty bibberty. liberty bushumal. libtreally blubatoo. mark that one. that was nice! i think you're supposed to stand over there. oh am i? thank you. so, a couple more? we'll just...we'll rip. we'll go quick. libu smeebo. libu bribu. limu bibu...and me. doug: he's an emu! only pay for wh

house gop leadership news conference, mr.ohnson said he wants to show valentine's day love for the american people, by securing u.s. borders before ponying up another 100 billion in foreign aid to other countries. wow. we have a sound on that? all right. let's hear it. let's hear what he says. >> the american people are not feeling very loved right now. it's time for washington to start showing some love to americans. on valentine's day this is good day to point this out. listen to the american people and their needs and take action. larry: i just love that i feel more love now than before. if that weren't spectacular enough here is speaker johnson on the house bill itself coming right up. take a listen. >> to be clear here again this morning, the republican-led house will not be jammed or forced into passing a foreign aid bill that was opposed by most republican senators and does nothing to secure our own border. larry: all right. this is spot on. i just love this stuff. this is love. this is valentine's day love from the sp

three members of the gop joined the democrats in voting against the articles. they are ken buck of colorado, tom mcclintock of california, and wisconsin congressman mike gal dpr. vice chair of the gop conference, blake moore also flipped his vote to no just seconds before the vote closed to break the tie. moore's move allows the conference to bring the articles of impeachment back to the floor at a later date if they so-so choose. it happened when democratic congressman al green showed up at the last minute. he had missed the votes taking place earlier in the day because he was in the hospital recovering frm abdominal surgery. republican thought he wasn't going to show up at all, he did. yesterday congresswoman marjorie taylor greene suggested that the democratic congressman's arrival was a planned move. >> they hid one of their members waiting until the last minute watching to see our votes, trying to throw us off on the numbers that we had versus the numbers they had. so, yeah, that was a strategy at play tonight. >> a spokesperson for house speaker mike john

that's why the state gop's own rules. if you want to participate in our nominating contest, you cannot participate in the primary and vice versa. voters can participate in both. so one prominent voter, he's a republican, he said he's going to caucus donald trump and select none of the above. so there's a possibility that nikki haley could lose to none of these candidates. i think what's iranic, the trump campaign is realizing they could have participated in the primary and won. nikki haley has made no visits to nevada she's invested no resources. she within the to a town in iowa called nevada, but has never come to nevada. so i think the reason they had a caucus in the first place is we know from reporting that the trump campaign has been coordinating around the country to create a set of rules most favorable to them. this is a nevada state gop deeply entwine d with donald trump. you have the state party chairman who hosted trump at several rallies and encouraged people to caugcus for trump. and so you have a situation no

this is an issue that has vexed congress for decades but gop infighting and pressure from the former president donald trump have effectively killed it. >> this is going to what has been an embarrassing 24 hours for republicans on capitol hill. in the house yesterday gop leadership to impeach homeland security officer alejandro mayorkas and just moments later they rejected their own stand- alone bill that would provide more than $17 billion in aid to israel. let's go now to melanie on this. what more are we hearing from house speaker mike johnson? >> reporter: there are a lot of questions right now about the fate of a potential standalone israel ukraine package. something the senate is planning to move on once the border security package fails in the 2:00 hour which is what we are expecting. speaker mike johnson was asked whether he would put a standalone israel and ukraine package on the floor and he said we need to see what the senate comes over with. so he was noncommittal on that subject and that could be a huge problem for him because many republicans in his conference are oppose

fox news decision guest canal project former president donald trump will win the state gop primary trumpas three times as many delegates as former governor he haley and with these tonight, he could add up to 50 more. >> i'm on suspense tonight. she could not convert her hometown advantage into a win. she told supporters this week she was not dropping out of the race south carolina is the last of the early states with significant number of delegates at the start. we are keeping an eye on both trump and haley campaign headquarters we expect both candidates to speak soon. the former president heading into tonight with this message. >> we are going to have a dynamic to get a victory here in south carolina, we are going to show the radical left democrats that we are coming like a freight train in november to make this is nikki haley's home state of course and she served as governor here for six years she's struggle to score major endorsements for traction in the polls. when asked if a loss tonight in her home state would impact her campaign, she defiantly vowed she will stay through super tue

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this is a core foundational belief of the entire gop.re is a life begins at conception bill that was cosponsored by over 120 republicans, including mike johnson, this thing is in congress. nikki haley is now on the record talking about how she believes embryos are babies. this is so embedded. the prop 2025 blueprint that the extremist right wing gop leadership are putting forth to be prepared for a trump administration that you have been covering, that's part of that agenda as well. this was a footnote in dobbs. it's been out there in plain sight. as you noted, we had a believability gap around roe falling. and we had this around attacks on ivf. this isn't limited to a bunch of extremists in texas and alabama. it's right here in the leadership of the gop in congress and at the federal level and if the presidential race. >> it's in part why you had this believability gap. will this motivate voters going into the election? it's why you have vice president harris, why you have someone like governor whitmer really speaking to this topic just

gop whip john thune, former women john cornyn and john barrasso of wyoming. the gop won't pick a predecessor until november. >> he's gave us the confidence to sit down and decide what our mission needs to be. what are our goals. we need a more strategic approach to doing that. he's given us that time to have that discussion and then hopefully find a leader that will fully embrace that mission. >> there was tension between mcconnell and conservatives for years. former president trump wanted mcconnell out. it was thought that mr. trump could try to engineer his ouster if he wins in november. neil? >> neil: thank you for that, chad, on capitol hill. we'll give you the latest and whether the former president has said anything about this. the former president plans to go to the border tomorrow. the present president plans to go to the border tomorrow. they're not there at the same time and the same place. it's note worthy. jacqui heinrich has more. >> we're waiting for the results of the president's physical that happened today. it won't include a cognitive test.

we want to have a caucus be what counts in determining the gop presidential nominee. them to court. the court ruled there would, in fact, be a primary as designated by the state, but the party could hold a caucus if they wanted. so that's exactly what the nevada gop is doing, tomorrow is the state-run primary, but on thursday is the party-run caucus. the delegates, they're only coming from the caucus. but each of the republican candidates were left with a choice. did they want to take part in the primary or the caucus? nikki haley said she wanted to take part in the primary despite the fact that no delegates are coming from it. she here just in the last couple weeks made the case that the caucus is essentially all but rigged against her, that the gop chairman here has endorsed donald trump. in the state committee they went to mar-a-lago last year and met with donald trump. she said she'd rather take part in the state-run primary. there's one part we're looking at tomorrow, ana. there is an option for voters to choose, quote, none of the above. could none of the above

between the two gop presidential candidates. former president trump calling out nikki haley's husband currently deployed in africa with south carolina national guard for being absent from recent events. >> is away. what happened to her husband? what happened to her husband? where is he? he's gone. he knew, he knew but think of this. i will never run against you but

. >>> after failing the first time, the house gop impeaching dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas over border security, by one vote. democrats calling it a sham it comes after the senate passed funding for ukraine and israel, without new border security measures but is it already dead on arrival at the house? what speaker mike johnson is saying. >>> also tonight, that powerful winter storm. more than a foot of snow across multiple states new york city deploying plows for the first time in two years. driving dangers up and down the i-95 corridor a deadly snowmobile accident in pennsylvania more than a thousand flights canceled we're tracking it all. >>> new yorkers braving the snow to vote in the special election to replace george santos. can democrats flip his seat and what it means come november >>> president biden slamming former president trump, calling his recent comments about nato allies shameless and un-american. >>> the slide on wall street the dow falling more than 500 points after the new report on inflation. what it means for your money. >>> and the teen building connections in his

almost all of south carolina gop voters say they favor building a wall along the u.s.trongly favorite it's really interesting thing we are watching. i'm sorry 85% said they favor 15% said they oppose you are looking about one in 10 as far as the economicsi want to highll another data point we are seeing. we look at this in iowa and new hampshire on families financial situations. look at this only one in 10 in calc self-care line and say they feel they're getting it financially. almost all palmetto state republicans say they are either holding steady, 59% are falling behind financially that is almost one third of voters. that is something we definitely want to watch as we continue on in the primary season back to you will have more for you soon. rex interesting usually in a presidential election year the economy is the number one issue there in south carolina you say the immigration situation is number one and economies in second place. >> this is obviously really important finding we set saw and new hampshire as well as iowa when it comes to national priorities. not on

gop primary.will hear from donald trump's daughter-in-law as she was encouraging voters to make and after the polls. we will hear from former south carolina governor nikki haley in myrtle beach as she tries to make up a significant pulling gap. the latest poll has nikki haley 28 points behind donald trump among south carolina republican voters. ♪ >> it is great to be here, everybody. what a great night in south carolina. you live in south carolina. we grow our women strong. strong. the mayor was with us in georgetown. thank you for your leadership, thank you for your service. they have been so fantastic and supportive to us. i want to thank them for doing everything they have. i look at this crowd and i think, how many of you were here when i was governor? a lot of you. i look at the ground and think about what we did together. we did a lot of things together. when i came in as governor, those times were tough. we had 11% unemployment. unemployment, thousands of people on welfare and south carolin

he also warned about the gop or at least portions of of it, the trump wing of the gop being stunninglyhas that been playing there in munich? >> well, i will tell you it seemed like the whole conference -- or the whole conference that was worried about ukraine was waiting on one man, speaker mike johnson. and there was a lot of frustration with republicans, both republicans that voted against ukraine aid to supplemental including lindsey graham who was a fixture at the conference. he leads a codel of bilateral representatives from congress, senators, traditionally to the munich security conference. but he voted against it, he wasn't here. senator rickets was there having voted against it, senator j.d. vance was there having voted against it. people were quite, quite frustrated with them. and the feeling was basically we're kind of sick of waiting on america to do this crazy stuff and hopefully do the right thing. we're sick of having to tie to explain to americans over and over again why defending ukraine, being part of nato is in their interest. it was a pretty gloomy -- it was a prett