and the people of new hampshire were unbelievable. i have to tell you, last week we won every single category. we won. rich, poor, fat, thin, tall, short. we won women. we won men. we won highly educated. we want smart, smart, smart people that don't have the big education because that's what it is. we won every single category and it was such an honor. they were incredible people and you know what the biggest problem was? every time i went around to new hampshire, i talked to people. what's your biggest problem now? the vets, we're going to take care of our vets. we know that. we're going to take over. common core. we're going to end common core 100%, going to end. and we're bringing our education locally. you're going to educate your children like it's supposed to be the old fashioned way. no bureaucracy. you're going to educate them with love. the love of the parents. you're going to educate them locally. right. second amendment, they talk about the second amendment. we are going to protect our second amendment. believe me, we are

former president trump won yetsterday's new hampshire primary, while nikki haley finished second.ave a concession speech, while trump gave a concussion speech. [ light laughter ] in his speech after winning the new hampshire primary, former president trump told the crowd, quote, "this is not your typical victory speech." oh, thanks for the heads up. [ laughter ] prepare yourselves. this will not be one of my regular, measured responses where i stay on topic and don't threaten to kill anyone. now, please welcome an alien i stole from area 51. [ light laughter ] during his victory speech last night, former president trump mocked presidential candidate nikki haley's outfit. seriously? your pants look like two sky dancers from a used car lot. [ laughter ] every one of your suits looks like the last scene in "big." [ laughter ] senate minority leader mitch mcconnell declined to tell reporters yesterday whether he will endorse former president trump. all right, well, i guess it'll just be one of those enduring mysteries like, what color is the sky? [ light laughter ] president biden's c

including 65,000 folks great here in new hampshire.x credits to save an average $800 per person per year rengmiums for millions of working families and the affordable care act. but those tax credits expire next year. i'm calling on congress to expand the affordable ca act tax credits and making them permanent. make them permanent. many of my republican friends want to push social security and medicare back on the chopping block. ifny shies to raise a return major again, i will stop them. working peopleuilt thicountry an social security than millionaires and billionaires do. it's not fair. we have two ways to go with social security and medicare. republicans will cut social security and medicare to give us more tax cuts than the wealthy. even this morning donald trump to social security and medicare on the table again. he changed his position and said, there's a lot you can do in terms of cut. tremendous amount of this yothel at it. i am never going toto happen. i won't cut social security, i will cut medicare. instead of giving tax bre

meanwhile, two hours away, homes were submerged on new hampshire's coast. these images recorded by henry swenson. if you could describe in one word some of the images we're seeing, what would that word be >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: and down south charleston, south carolina, also hit particularly hard by the deluge >> it's locked up. it's not -- is it in neutral? >> reporter: drivers left stranded relying on help from others to remove waterlogged cars >> do you need a hand, man? >> reporter: the flooding so bad in some spots, firefighters were called out the escort people out of homes and businesses up the 95 corridor, toms river, new jersey, the downpours just as dramatic. >> pretty heavy. winds are gusting. wow. what a night. >> reporter: in queens, new york, this back seat passenger at times looking like he was braving rough seas instead of city streets. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: severe weather didn't just stop there. in echo, alabama, in southeast georgia, the national weather service saying tonight tornados were responsible for sections of homes

new hampshire was a much better nikki haley, even the republicans in new hampshire fit for somebody like nikki haley. yu in south carolina i'm amazed. we did a focus group in south carolind it's with tim, who wrote that really amazing profile ofey a couple of years ago, what's so conversation i had with alberta about nicky is that that piece haley, a time for choosing. and it was about this question was she going to choose to burn the boats? was she to basically -- because alberta's thesis nikki haley was a decent p wanted to do the right thing, the republican party to be sort of can leadership in the world, free markets kind of s she going to choose that or was she was going end up back in trump's corner right? the reason the they voters in south carolina and nobody was going to vote for her, there was one woman who was going to vote for her because she wanted her to have a good enough showing that trump might pick her to be vice-president, but anted to vote for trump. this person liked she was a trump person, but the thing that they all say, they say her. they can't trust nikki haley d

i live in a small town in new hampshire. the past three years and consistently, i walked three times, one time was at 9:30 to go to the gas station and i was scared looking over my shoulder in new hampshire to see if me to commit a crime against me. it is scary for regular americans. we want to be safe. as a republican i would love for joe biden to do great on the world stage. i would love there to be no wars. i want everything to be safe and have a good life as republicans. close the southern border. keep us safe in the united states. thank you. guest: let me applaud you for that very patriotic view. too many republicans are rooting against president biden because they have a partisan interest in him failing. a republican saying i'm rooting for joe biden to do better is the kind of attitude that american should have. i will say 2 that i do not agree that america has shown weakness and that has anything to do with russia's barbaric invasion and war against the people of ukraine or hamas's barbaric terror attack on israel or

but new hampshire as mj notes, has a very big elderly population. they also have a very big population of former or rather retirees from the military. and this is a place that joe biden thinks that he can go up and try to secure those independent, those middle the road voter these are the same voters, boris, that really decided to side with nikki haley during the republican primary, other than donald trump and mark >> is it a realistic path for president biden to go after those haley voters? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, in fact, let's just look at these exit polls all in one graphic. we have it here at neatly for you. that just explains why joe biden is going up there in the type of republicans he's going after. if you look at that right now, haley voters believed that the economy is doing pretty well. they also described themselves as seventh got a ten, described themselves as moderate, and 94% of them said that they would be dissatisfied if donald trump were to win election. so when you look at a state like new hampshire, this is the perfect state

then you have this moment from new hampshire yesterday.oll this. >> president biden: am i allowed to take any questions? anybody have -- >> bill: so then it goes to color bars and you hear the staff cut him off. he was trying to say anybody here a staff member? think about this. you have a general campaign. i just showed on the map these battleground states. you have to be there. you can't be in your basement like 2travel. you have to do it a lot. how is this going to hold up, do you think? >> well, as i said, i've had two doctors who are members of congress send me emails saying he clearly had a huge amount of ritalin the night of the state of the union. that's very dangerous and side effects. there was a reason it was the first legally controlled drug under the united nations. and i think there is a real question here about a man based on that interview in new hampshire, clearly can't function as commander-in-chief. you have a war in ukraine, a war in israel, you have the threat of iran, the threat of china and north korea and you have a

it was 50% republican and 50% nonin new hampshire. here it's about 40% nonrepublican. close at 7:00 eastern time. take a look at north carolina here. same question, how do you think of yourself, what party? 62 republican, 34 independent, 4 democratic. again, that's a 62/38 split, context for that, 50/50 is the mix that so far has produced the best result for nikki haley in these primaries. one more we can show you, california, and the key on california is this is a little complicated so stay with me here. california is a closed primary so you have to be a registered republican to vote in this primary, but we're still asking the question because people sometimes are registered with parties and they're kind of stuck there, they may not want to be there, they may have forgotten to change their registration or something. we're asking folks you are a registered republican, voting in this primary but how do you think of yourself? do you necessarily think of yourself as a republican. that's what we see here in california. 66%, two-thirds, say they think of themselves as a rep

a lot of her voters, who she referred to as the 40% after new hampshire and south wanted to slow trumpn and that is a very fluid drip of people. bernie sdeon a lot of votes from people who did not want hillary clinton to be the nominee. -- the callers you are hearing from did not want a biden-trump rematch. a smaller share of voters who did believe in supporting ukraine defense, in big budget cuts and social security cuts, she had some policies that were held by a smaller and smaller share of the republican party. those voters are on the fence about whether to vote for trump again, but a lot of voters never were going to. they wanted to stop trump by any means necessary. host: let's talk about former president trump. states that he performed well in, better, worse than expected? guest: he performed well, especially well in states where there were other primaries.sz not every state was having a presidential primary and state primaries. five did last night. in texas, in north carolina come up places like that, trump did very well. democrats had really competitive races in the houston sub

his first trip to new hampshire since april 2022. in 2020, the former vice president biden, he did win here, he beat trump by 7%, and today expected to speak at the ymca, and similar playbook, focus on healthcare, lowering costs, including the cost of prescription drugs, introducing three policies he wants congress to pass, $2,000 cap on prescription drugs, $35 insulin cap for everyone, allowing medicare to negotiate prices for 50 drugs per year and making changes to the affordable care act permanent before they expire next year. in addition to that, the president has a new campaign out. you mentioned it, directly addressing a key concern of voters, his advanced age. $30 million ad, comes after a series of gaffes. >> air drops of additional food and supplies into ukraine. i guess i should -- clear my mind here a little bit. the president of mexico, sisi, did not want to open up the gate. >> president of everybody whether you live in a red state or a green state. >> and we are expecting the president to land here within the next hour

today he heads to new hampshire and later this week wisconsin and michigan. biden campaign says it raised $10 million in the first 24 hours following his "state of the union" which is sure to come in handy with the campaign planning to spend $30 million in new ads. in a new ad out this weekend, president biden addresses a concern for many voters -- his age. the ad, in this ad the 81 looks at the camera and says "i'm not a young guy, that's no secret." on the other side, former president trump is 77 years old. in recent polling, a significant number of the voters said they were worried about the mental and physical fitness of both candidates. >> thank you so much. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is fighting back against president biden's criticism that his policies are hurting the jewish state. the prime minister says an overwhelming majority of israelis support the policies. netanyahu also vowed to defy biden's red line warning against an invasion of the southern city of rafah where millions of palestinians have taken refuge saying his priority

, following the president, kevin perhaps a bit of a surprise that biden is going to new hampshire, a state that democrats have consistently one for decades yeah, he won the state by about seven points in 2020 polls now show a more narrow race and it is his first time back here. since the presidential primary where he did not appear on the ballot, but did nonetheless, when through a write-in vote. and i think he has a couple of objectives in this speech that he'll be delivering within the next hour. one is to really kind of take credit for his health care record, things like capping the cost of insulin for medicare recipients, things like request bearing medicare to negotiate down drug prices because polls show that those things are very popular among the american people, but they also show that a lot of americans just don't know about them and they don't know that president biden has the accomplished them. so that's the one objective. the other one is to really draw this sharp contrast with the former president donald trump when it comes to this issue. and when you look at the for ex

the showers that came into hampshire overnight look likely to drift over towards the southeast.ese are our temperatures, 6 to 12 degrees, but windy through the north channel and western scotland. as we head into wednesday, high pressure is effectively blocking all these fronts coming in from the atlantic. there will be quite a bit of cloud at times across eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. push further west, this is where we'll see the lion's share of the sunshine. but having said that, there will be some showers and a bit more cloud at times across northern ireland and also south—west england. temperatures, six to about 13 degrees, and it will be breezy in northern ireland and also western areas too. towards the end of the working week there'll be a lot of dry weather around. will be one or two showers at times in the west. but what you find is after chilly starts, these temperatures are roughly where they should be at this stage in march. live from london, this is bbc news. a state of emergency is declared in the capital of haiti after armed gangs carry out majorja

because they are a complete waste, it's zero in new hampshire.u pay, i don't have that either, got rid of that. we have super efficient government with super low taxes so you can do you. live free or die, that's the license plate. >> what does it say about your party that that concept is not at the center. >> a few things happening. people confuse the trump. >> that's the point. it won't be his party forever. it won't, at some point donald trump won't be here we all have we do. so i'm very optimistic about the republican party, i'm very opti country. if you're one of the people that think that democracy is getting eroded and the institutions are crumbling, stop, it's not. this country hasll and back a l we had-- let's go back to a civil war where we were getting completely torn apart. our institutions stood strong. we go through world war i and world war ii. we go through the racism and segregation of the '60s. a place like 1968 some of america's great forces literally assassinated in front of us on television, people say america is over, it's ra

in hampshire. which there are currently 184. in hampshire . we know that local in hampshire. patrol officers, and this is not a reflection on individuals undertaking that role. but there may be effective alternatives for some sites, such as installing permanent safety measures or improvements to make a crossing point safer. but locals say these cuts put their children's lives at risk. >> i think it's stupid because this road can be very fast , very this road can be very fast, very fast and like a lot of load of the kids just come flying and cross and she's there. she she's like the safety hub of the road. >> hampshire county council says 13 services are facing cuts from household waste recycling centres to bus services. parents in holbury have got together a petition to try and save sharon woodford's job. the council says it hasn't made any firm decisions yet and will only remove the service if a crossing can be made safe . lollipop men can be made safe. lollipop men and women have been a mainstay outside our schools for seven decades. for many, they're as british as fish and

and it is interesting that, for example, primaries in new hampshire are open , that is, any non-partyers can participate in them, but if someone wanted to participate in the republican primaries, they came, voted, so it is interesting that in new hampshire, according to exit polls, only 30%, only 30% of non-partisan independent voters voted for trump in the primary, this is very little, so if he has such support among independent voters, then he will not be able to simply win the election, because he does not ... take enough votes, but in the south karolina is also interested in the results of the exit polls result: niki gehle lost the election in south carolina, but she received a little more than 30% of the vote, and there, interestingly, those who voted for her, when asked the question of the exit poll, 59% of them answered that they did not at all won't vote for trump in the election, and it shows that there is an opposition to trump among republican voters that is...i think it's actually stronger than it was before in the republican party, even though it's a minority that's going

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[applause] but the night of new hampshire, trump was totally unhinged. he went on and on about revenge. and my dress. [laughter] then the next day he said, anybody that supports her is barred permanently from maga. [laughter] [applause] now think about that. he had a little fun with that. so we sold these t-shirts that said "barred permanently." over 25,000 t-shirts so it was great for us. but think about that, a presidential candidate should be trying to bring people into the fold, not pushing people out of his club. and then the next day he goes and tries to get the rn the name him the presumptive nominee. [crowd booing] gov. haley: we don't anoint kings in america. we have elections. [applause] gov. haley: states deserve their rights to have their voices heard. then he had a couple of court cases with some judgments that came down and he talked about being a victim. the problem that i have with all of that is, whether it was the night of new hampshire or whether it was after these court cases, at no point did he talk about the american people. no poin

president biden on the campaign trail in new hampshire pouncing. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, the stark difference between the two candidates on full display. president biden seizing on new comments by donald trump. the former president seeming to suggest he would be open to cutting entitlements like social security and medicare. >> there is a lot you can do in terms of entitlements, in terms of cutting, and in terms of also the theft and the bad management of entitlements, tremendous, bad management of entitlements. there's tremendous amounts of things, numbers of things you can do. >> reporter: biden tweeting out trump's comments with these words -- "not on my watch." hitting him again on a campaign swing in new hampshire. >> donald trump said cuts to social security, medicare, are on the table again. i'm never going to allow that to happen. >> reporter: biden today unveiling his budget wish list. a $7.3 trillion plan highlighting his priorities for voters. it includes $4.7 billion for border security and a host of programs to help

ballot _ even appear on the new hampshire ballot the — even appear on the new hampshire ballot.'m looking at are that donald trump is going to have _ are that donald trump is going to have an _ are that donald trump is going to have an extraordinarily good night tonight— have an extraordinarily good night tonight and the person who should be concerned _ tonight and the person who should be concerned here isjoe biden. if you look concerned here isjoe biden. if you took at _ concerned here isjoe biden. if you took at his— concerned here isjoe biden. if you look at his numbers and turnout in key democratic states they are significantly down from where they were in— significantly down from where they were in 2020. in some states he's only beating donald trump the 10,000 vote margin which is lest anyone by last time _ there are some people who say they would rather not have donald trump orjoe biden as the two likely candidates. what are you hearing from people about who donald trump might pick as his running mate? senator tim scott of south carolina somebody— senator tim scott of sou

in hampshire . we currently 184. in hampshire.ommunities value their school crossing patrol officers, and this is not a reflection on individuals undertaking that role, but there may be effective alternatives for some sites, such as installing permanent safety measures or improvements to make a crossing point safer. but locals say these cuts put their children's lives at risk. >> i think it's stupid because this road can be very fast , very this road can be very fast, very fast and like a lot load of the kids just come flying across and she's there. she she's like the safety hub of the road. >> hampshire county council says 13 services are facing cuts from household waste recycling centres to bus services. parents in holbury have got together a petition to try and save sharon woodford's job. the council says it hasn't made any firm decisions yet and will only remove the service if a crossing can be made safe . lollipop men can be made safe. lollipop men and women have been a mainstay outside our schools for seven decades. for many

was was gone by hampshire. then you have and you know, we always talk about the republican party sort of the conservatives and it's because more conservative democrats are coming over to the republican party. but romney, like nixon was from that sort of moderate to liberal internationalist side of the party. i would put romney just a hair to the left of richard a little bit more to the left than that is a new york governor nelson everything. i said about romney double it nelson rockefeller new york city so prominent governor of an even bigger state. a more impornt even more resources to run major political brand ne. a lot of republicans were kind of turned off to him because he'd had a divorce is actually contveialac and also because in 1960 some republicans believe that nixon and rockefeller had arranged a kind of backroom deal callethe compact fifth avenue, it was called, and the history books. so you can look that up later. but so conservatives weren't thrilled about about rockefeller, but no question, had h

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but as we saw in new hampshire it was ideal voters normally vote democratic or independent who have aeak are not holding ■7to jumper the republin party, they did turn out. they did not get her closer than 11 points. and so will we might see you tonight in massachusetts will probably not be enough to carry the state. >> why is nikki haley not delivering remarks tonight after some of these polls close question what we traditionally see with candidates. >> will it is a departure from what she has done every big primer at night so far this year. we saw her give remarks after iowa even when she came in third place and after new hampshire and south carolina and the big election night events and her supporters which are her on even do that.he did not win. part of that has just been because they were anticipating what is likely going to be a night of a lot of losses for her. and she is going to have to decide what she is going to do. at this point would likely not going to hear from her tonight that she is dropping out. she's watching the results with her staff. she staying close to home hear

that's where they think they can cobble together a coalition like what we saw her do in new hampshire, where it is not just your traditional republican primary voter, but maybe it is folks who want an alternative to trump, maybe it is independents, maybe it is even democrats who can play in this primary before ultimately going home to the biden campaign in november. but when i talk to voters in a state that is more ruby red, a place like texas, this is what those republican voters who showed up to haley's last event last night had to say to me. watch. >> so, what happens in 2024 if it is trump versus biden? >> are we on camera? >> biden probably. >> for you? >> since i was 18, i'm a strict republican, but i'm not going for trump. >> i would stick with the republican party, definitely. >> even if it is trump? >> yes. >> that's the split that i hear at haley campaign events. i would say two to one they say they're going to stay home and vote -- and/or vote for biden or go home to trump. it is a split bag at this point. but for haley, that's the point. the idea that in her being the nomi

iowa the turnout was less than 15%, it was 14 point something, similar thing was was was in new hampshire, and you know the amount of money that was spent in iowa was over 100 over 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars and the number of people who showed up were about 100 thousand people, so you do the calculation. every vote cost was more than $1 and all the television ads all the competition that that looks competition but but as the guest said in chicago you foreign policy issues you hardly can see any difference in terms of the violence that united states brings to the world so looking at these data, i think anyone can basically judge that the elections in iran are actually more in line with basic democratic principles, people actually for every seat, for for tomorrow's election in iran, we have 51 candidates, for every seat we have 51 candidates, we have about 15, people that are running for 290 seats and in the united states you have democrat, you have a republican and the third party candidates have a difficult time getting their name on the ballot, so you normally for every sea

in new hampshire, we got 43%. they did not think it would be between me and trump in the end and it is. what else can we do? how many more people can we touch and what message can we continue to give? >> based on what you're saying, ambassador, are you prepared to say in this through the convention, if that your plan? >> if the people want to see me go forward they'll show it. they'll show it in their votes and donations and the fact that they want to continue to have me go forward. this primary isn't between donald trump and nikki haley. yes, on the ballot that's what you see. this primary is what is the direction of the republican party? are we going to go where you had donald trump, he grew government, he didn't reduce the size of government. he put us $8 trillion in debt in just four years more than any other president and you're seeing a republican party follow him into the wasteful spending not talking about fiscal discipline. this is about donald trump who believes that you should be more of an isolationist

in particular, there in new there is uproar in the, new forest hampshire forest across hampshire as hampshirend men, because, of course, a counterproductive economy that would be. yeah, absolutely. but i tell you what it says. i mean, i'm obviously going to say this is a sign of how the tories have hollowed out local government. and, the things and, you know, one of the things they've to and they've done is to try and preserve the spending that they're for they're responsible for in whitehall. life whitehall. they have made life very tough for local government. i early days there i think in the early days there were fat that could cut . were some fat that could be cut. i would with that. and the i would agree with that. and the early the 2010, of the early days of the 2010, of the cameron government. but now we're to the bone and we're right down to the bone and i think one thing labour should capitalise lollipop. capitalise on here is lollipop. ladies are absolutely classic example of the benefits of the pubuc public realm of actually, you know it's written our labour know, it's written on o

former president trump from hampshire, also a preview of alaska's at large house race, but first a lookt the senate race in ohio where primary voters had to the polls on tuesday. >> we are in correspondence with spectrum news in ohio. can you tell us about the upcoming senate race into is on the ballot? >> the primaries are on march 19, and right now it is a three-way race in the republican primary acclose. the latest polling numbers show everyone is within the margin of error. bernie marino is at the top with 29%, matt dolan has 27% and frank larose has■w 23%, but it could be anyone's race right now. >> there are been a couple of endorsements in this race on the republican sid >> the biggest endorsement was former president donald trump who came up behind bernie marino. they shut him up from the lowest to the highest, and he has used every opportunity to mentioned that he is endorsed by trump, and trump is coming to dayton, ohio to campaign for him. >> how potent is the trump endorsement in ohio? it has mixed results in other states, but ohio is solidly behind the former president. >>

i tried to ask him about this on new hampshire primary day and his answer there was instructive for whereare now. listen to what he told me. >> you've talked about trying to unify the party. how do you bring these nikki haley voters, some of whom voted for you in 2020 but say they don't want to now. >> they'll all vote for me. they can all vote for me again, everybody, and i'm not sure we need too many. i'm not sure. i think that biden is the worst president in the history of this country, but we're going to all come back. they're all coming back, and i think you see that. >> reporter: chris, the part of the answer from donald trump there that's consistent with what his campaign is telling me now is the joe biden portion of that answer. it's very clear that the trump campaign strategy here is going to involve a biden push. they essentially think that they need the biden economy or voters who are more concerned about joe biden to push those voters back into the donald trump's camp. they have not demonstrated any affirmative strategy to kind of pull them in proactively, at least as we stand

now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the new hampshire primary was today.pe early, so we don't know what happened. but yeah, we do. [ laughter ] it's like going to a mets game sure, it hasn't started yet, but we know who lost [ laughter ] that's right today was the new hampshire primary. and then tomorrow, diner customers can go back to eating their meals in peace [ laughter ] according to new reports, former first lady melania trump plans to campaign for former president trump, but not at routine events, just the ones she's subpoenaed for [ laughter ] in a new interview, presidential candidate nikki haley questioned former president trump's mental fitness and said that she thinks he is, quote, declining. while trump thinks nikki haley is that lady from "law and order. [ laughter ] former president trump had a -- held a rally last night in new hampshire with three of his former republican primary opponents. vivek ramaswamy, tim scott, and a teleprompter [ light laughter ] the supreme court ruled yesterday that border patrol agents can remove razor wire from

i asked her that question in new hampshire.how do you win a republican nomination when you're not necessarily winning republican base voters. she said, in fact, that's the wrong way to look at it and instead, the party should be trying to make a bigger tent for themselves. that's something that vaughn most trump has been sort of loathe to do. at one point saying that anyone who gives money to or backs haley would be barred permanently, and i think that it's striking that in the biden campaign's response to haley's dropout, they say donald trump made it clear he doesn't want nikki haley's supporters. i want to be clear, the biden campaign says, there is a place for them in my campaign, and i can tell you in traveling this country over the last year, but certainly over the course of the last few months, i meet these voters all the time who tell me themselves in their words, they are lifelong republicans and they don't know if they can see themselves getting behind the republican nominee in november if it's donald trump. some of t

polling in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, what's the number one issue, john. illegal immigration. sandra pointed out the gallup poll, 55%. president trump is not politicizing this. he's just reacting to the feelings of the american public. illegal immigration is the number one issue. even democrats in chicago and new york are upset. what trump said in 2016 about securing our border has come to basically become a fact that people are being hurt and harmed by illegal immigration and all trump is doing is expressing the feelings and the anger of the american public who is upset with illegal immigration. i'll guarantee you this. trump wins because of the illegal immigration in november. this is an issue that the democrats cannot hide from. >> john: so biden's former communication director kate beddingfield was asked whether biden did the right thing by walking the language back. listen. >> i said so, i think obviously look at the end of the day what joe biden is trying to do is build as broad a coalition as possible to get re-elected and saying to the broad democr

over the weekend dueling rallies in that state, biden today, beginning of busy travel week in new hampshire as trump now stares down a thursday hearing that could once and for all tell us if he will go on trial before november. cnn's priscilla alvarez is leading us off from the white house. what more are you learning about what we're going to be hearing and what voters will be hearing from president biden as he gets going on the road >> well, this past weekend really provided a window into what we can expect in this election as these campaigns ramp up in the president in georgia, this past weekend, a crucial state that he only narrowly won in 2020, trying to the court, the diverse coalition in this state and get them energized to go to the polls in november and to do that, he leaned on one of his key and defining themes for his election. and that was protecting democracy, using that to draw a stark contrast from his republican rival, donald trump. >> my lifetime has taught me to embrace the future of freedom and democracy, to trump. and i have a very different value set of an obvious alread

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