so, here we go, kristie. tuesdays immunity hearing, that one is potentially the most significant, because the political, legal implications are huge. and trump claims he enjoys presidential i'm unity for actions performed within the quote, outer perimeter of his official responsibility. how far do you think he can get with this argument, and what do you expect to see, if he shows up on court tuesday? >> so, donald trump's argument is a loser. but d.c. court of appeals is not going to find that he has absolute immunity from federal criminal prosecution, or that he has immunity, i think, from this outer perimeter of his duties. but even if the d.c. court of appeals were to find that was the standard, what donald trump did here was not within the after perimeter of his official duties. he was trying to interfere with the electoral count. and tried to make sure he was the one that was installed instead of the properly elected candidate. so, i really think that this is not going to go anywhere. i expected the argu

kristie, like shawn, became an unofficial police agent.s mind work. >> what was her approach? >> that we had information that would link both of them to the scene. that's how she got marni to talk. >> on the audiotape, as many thought she was confiding in her close friend, she was actually giving police an astounding confession. she told christy how she put the nine millimeter beretta in a bucket of cement and threw it in the dumpster. and explained what she wore the night of the murder. >>. i had dark sunglasses this big covering my face. a hoodie on, okay? i had dark makeup on my face. and i've got on. >> just like the mysterious figure neighbors described senior crannies condo the morning of the murder, she then whisper details that seemed only the killer would know about the shooting itself. >> she opened up the door, she started screaming. i took her shot. i remember screaming. at that point, i realized we are now at the point of no return, okay? i thought about turning back, we got officials. now and i just started emptying the clip.

south dakota governor kristi noem.state and donald trump doesn't need kristi noem to deliver south dakota. it's going to go republican either way. to your point, pete, who can work with donald trump? who's in somewhat of alignment? she does seem to be on many of the issues. pete: a lot will come down to interpersonal like how have their interactions been? does he feel comfortable with her? will she carry the agene data committee? all the way up till january 6, mike pence did that very well. and then to elise stefanik and her star has risen largely in many ways because of her defense of donald trump and we know from team trump they like that a lot. will: yeah, she addressed this on "fox & friends". >> wee speak frequently. i've said for a year now, brian, i'm proud to be the first member of congress to have endorsed president trump for reelection, the first. i would be honored to serve in a trump administration in any capacity. will: pete, i thiothece very come probable to kristi noem because of same thing and alignment

i don't see it happening. >> kristy, i want to clarify this. i was talking about was happening in pennsylvania, where you have citizens trying to remove congressional candidates. do you think, look, if you can't catch the king pin, do you think the attempts to not congressional candidates off the ballot is effective if they were perceived to be part of the insurrection as well? >> there can be attempts to do that. but i think ultimately if the supreme court is deciding that these issues under section three of the 14th amendment as to whether someone engaged in insurrection or insisted them in doing so, if those issues are decided by the supreme court it would necessarily affect these other challenges as well. i think that is why the supreme court of the united states will take this up to prevent exactly what you were talking about from happening. >> andrew, very quickly, i have to ask, i'm a political science professor, i look at the entire planet. it galls me, that every time we talk about trump trials, this comes to mind. last year, july 2023

joining me is kristi noem, thank you so much for being here.nd two dozen republican governors wrote a letter expressing solidarity with texas urging the state to use every tool and strategy including razor wire fence to secure the border. a lot of people interpreted that to mean that you think texas should defy the supreme court and stop federal agents from removing that razor wire. do you think texas should do that? should they defy the supreme court? >> texas should stand their ground. they should enforce their state law and go back to the constitutional rights that they've been granted to protect their state sovereignty. that's what so many of us as governors are threatened by. that democrats are getting the guard to stand down and not protect the state. so proud of what texas has done. proud to stand with them. i've deployed my national guard down there three separate times already. and we'll do what we can to help them support and defend their people. it the -- the inhumanity of the policies happening right now is pretty striking, dana. yo

my name is kristi noem and i am the governor of south. i know that some get confused about that. for those of you who don't know the difference between south north dakota. north dakota has the oil. so south dakota has mt. rushmore. so i still think we got the better end of deal. we are thrilled about being the home of mt. rushmore and. we are very proud of men on that monument. but recognize there could be another face up there as well. i want to thank for inviting me to be here with all of you today. late last year came to south dakota and gave a very inspirational talk. my staff and to my cabinet and then also gave some remarks at a local university about president coolidge and also just about serving this country and, how important history is and our knowledge of it to our purpose, preserving our of life. i hope that i can read just a little bit as inspiring as she was when she made her to south dakota. i also my husband, brian, who is with me here today, he is the first first gentleman of south dakota. so you would welcome him as. well. i also have some other staff that's wit

the thing about the brand value as kristy explained is one of those. he also talks in this deposition at great length about his net lisa and his mona lisa's and renoirs. count noon to maybe come up again in the ongoing e. jean carroll trial where in awarding punitive damages, this jury is allowed to consider how much donald trump is worth. because if you're trying to punish someone, if they only have $10 in their pocket, that's very different than punishing someone who has hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars in their pocket. if i'm robby kaplan and her team representing e. jean carroll right now, i'm poring over this video. >> kristy, before you go. i have to ask you about trump's election interference case in georgia. we're going to do a much deeper dive on in our next hour, what seemed like almost a tabloid story has now turned into something bigger. fani willis is now facing a hearing to explain these allegations of an improper relationship. she's also fighting a subpoena to testify in divorce proceedings. how serious either a distractio

joining me now kristy greenberg, former -- deputy chief of the criminal division of svm -- and suzanne craig, new york times investigative reporter who is long covered trump's business ventures. -- in court for the e. jean carroll case on friday. i welcome you both. kristie, he didn't say your name at this rally yesterday, while referencing -- the judgment against him. did this tell you that this huge number is a deterrent? at least for now? and when does he actually have to pay up? >> at least for now, alex. he can attack the verdict, he just can't continue to attack miss carroll. that's what i think he will do. i think he will continue to attack the system, attacked the verdict, say that he is a victim of the justice system, that it's attacking him for political persecution, but i think he will stay away from attacking miss carroll because i think he knows if he does he could get hit with yet another lawsuit, and he doesn't want to continue to have to pay. donald trump, mauve money matters to him, this was a significant number, and i don't think he's going to continue to push that bo

here vaughn, kristie, thank you so much. we are headed back to new hampshire to check on rhonda santas and nikki haley campaigns. later, mind the enthusiasm gap. whose voters are the least and most motivated for tuesday? back in 60 seconds. ck in 60 seconds when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. >>> at this hour the pressure building is nikki haley with three days to go before the new hampshire primary. her campaign is holding a live event in peterborough this hour. haley lo

i called kristy. i was crying to kristy.would kill dee dee and take a handicapped child. >> why would somebody do this to this child? no wheelchair, no medication, they gonna just leave her for dead. >> i brought deputies out on horseback. we started combing the area. we had citizen volunteers help. everybody was looking for gypsy rose and wanted her to be home safe. so the whole community was panicked. what if this is not a single incident? what if we have a killer out roaming in our community? if they will kill this lovely woman and abduct her handicapped child, what are they capable of? >> well, the prevailing rumor was that gypsy was dead, that they were going to find her body somewhere, just as they had found the mom. so it wasn't looking good at that time. >> we had gotten information that a friend of hers, that gypsy would talk to quite a bit, they would communicate back and forth. she had some information that she wanted to share with us that might help. so i responded to her house. >> and so, he got there and he sta

also with me is former federal prosecutor kristi greenberg.e new york times" reports on this barbara jones on questionable business practices, accounting practices, adequate business controls, don't listen to me. and they say this is precisely the kind of data point judge engoron may sort of fixate on if you will to really call for trump to be fined a sizable amount of money. do you think that is an accurate analysis? >> so i think it will go not necessarily towards the fine amount. i think it will go towards the question of whether this lifetime ban, this corporate death penalty gets imposed because one of the things the court is looking at is what is the likelihood of future violation of this company? and whether or not there should be a lifetime ban of trump from ever engaging in real estate again. here judge jones the independent monitor saying actually you don't have a compliance compartment, you never did an internal investigation when there was fraud, you had a cfo who pled to fraud, a controller who said he aided and abetted fraud. you

governor kristi noem is here on site in shelby park. we saw her doing a tour on an air boat not long ago. she's one of those republican governors that has publicly declared that she stands with texas governor greg abbott. as of this hour, texas has not relinquished control of this park. the texas national guard is defending this park on the street and along the rio grande river. they have not removed any razor wire. today is the deadline that the biden administration issued to the state of texas to respond to the federal government regarding how much or if any of this park it plans on reopening to the federal government. the texas attorney general tells me as it stands right now, they have no plans in place to reopen the park to the federal government. one point of contention is the boat launch here. texas says that the united states government has had access to the boat launch. it has access to the river. the state of texas just does not want the biden administration interfering with its mission on land or interfering with its razor wi

so, they are telling him what they are going to do if he wins. >> kristy greenberg, thank you so muchg in on all that. we'll see you again soon, no doubt. coming up next for all of you, the breaking news. more war? war as to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later, i still smell fresh. secret works! ohhh yesss. ♪♪ (♪♪) we come from a long line of cowboys. (♪♪) when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. (♪♪) when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or ey

also with me, former prosecutor, kristy greenberg, and msnbc legal analyst, paul butler. so the judge had a few things to say, what were they? >> reporter: he did. and again, chris, excuse me for doing this, as you're looking down at my phone, so am i because we're getting this straight from adam reese inside the courtroom. i want to read kind of what we're hearing from the judge to make sure we're getting this thing right. and this is exactly, by the way, before i get into it, this is exactly what we expected to happen before the former president was allowed to testify, whether or not he would be allowed to testify is kind of laying the ground rules, and the judge has said this repeatedly, over and over, that this was already litigated. the former president sexually assaulted e. jean carroll. this cannot be relitigated. let me read some of what you said. the jury unanimously concluded that you sexually assaulted her and his claim that he did not was false and defamatory. there are no do overs a prior action cannot be relitigated. trump sexually abused ms. carroll. and le

and kristi noem is heading to iowa campaigning on behalf of former president donald trump ahead of the iowa caucuses. kristi noem saying, i felt like people in iowa were my people, too, we all have same value and background and midwest culture. in colorado, it is tradition to keep christmas lights on until the end of january, is that too long? dave says he will keep up his american flag and cross decorations all year around. ed says his lights stay up for a few more days, but now baltimore headline is up for. look at that, they took them down. >> lawrence: i feel trapped, dave trapped me. i say to keep them up past january is trashy. he said, i have the american flag up. then he said the cross, i like the cross, keep that up as much as you want to. maybe i amend what i said. >> ainsley: you just said christmas lights. >> lawrence: he put american flag and cross with christmas lights and boxed me in. >> steve: looks like americans have different rules for how they roll with lights. >> lawrence: flexible. >> brian: funny. >> ainsley: when somebody keep them up forever, it is hilarious. a

governor kristi noem is the middle of her second term having been elected in 2018 her speech is aboutminutes. back back. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon. go ahead and be seated. the tenant governor, mr. speaker, members of the house and senate, chief justice jensen, members of the supreme court justices the constitutional officers we welcome you. to overset fellow south dakota it's my job today is to give you a report on the state of our state. our state constitution requires me too appear before you and deliver this speech but gives little guidance on how long the speech should be or what snacks should be served. i have decided to take a few liberties. on your desk you will find a little bag of snacks from me because i like to eat. and you may find these snacks are reflective of this body. they are a little salty. sometimes they are suites and there may be an nuts or two in the bunch. [laughter] so with that, let's get started. first we have with us several members of a south dakota national guard. they are rock stars so incredibly proud of them we have so many mem

and then donald trump would go with maybe kristi noem from south dakota, i think you may find, i don't know who it would be. i don't think it would be -- kim reynolds, if donald trump wins nominee i think almost guaranteed you will see a woman ad at the vice presidential candidate either nikki haley or kristi noem from south dakota. larry: you are probably right about kim reynolds, she is a great governor, she has done great themes in iowa. reporter: not a lot of republicans outside of republican who have bad things to say about kim reynolds. larry: i know, one more. john. the whole harvard and claudine gay and deei thing, we were talking about dei democrats, trump by the way told breitbart while claudine gay has done set harvard back 50 jiri nyears, it may or may not be true. her resignation letter and board of overseers whatever, harvard corporation, seem to suggests that she was a victim of racism. not anti-semitism or plagiarism is this -- this is you know. diversity, and equity and inclusion, attempts for racism to explain everything and set party versus party it is an election ye

vance, huckabee-sanders and elise stefanik, kristi noem, tim scott and vivek ramaswamy have been floatedial candidates. trump says a decision may come in the next few months, but he has someone in mind. watch. >> i may or may not release something over next couple of months. the person i think i like, good person, pretty standard, people won't be surprised, 25% chance it could be that person. >> emily: lee zeldin, i'm not a betting man, according to vagsz vegas, odds are on kristi noem. what do you think about it? >> lee: nothing more important in trump campaign world than tomorrow's primary in new hampshire and i'm sure for the next 24 our 36 hours that will be top of mind for energy and effort. coming out of it, if the primary is ending as early as this week, you start shifting to general election and that might be the biggest decision to make and there are important decisions after tomorrow. as far as president trump picking a vice president, he's gone through this for four years and had a vice president and now has certain traits in mind. certain chemistry, hard work and loyalty and

kristie lu stout is joining us with the latest. walk us through the candidates and what is at stake here. >> reporter: absolutely. voting wrapped about an hour and a half ago. billions went to the polls in these critical elections. and now the ballots are being counted. when you look at the video, and i don't know if we have a live feed to share, they are being counted by hand. each vote is held up, they are put up on public display for public scrutiny before being counted. a very transparent process. we're still very early on in the tally. but the result is expected to come out later this evening. and the world is watching especially china. now, three men with three very different visions for taiwan are vying toucceed. you have lai chi te of the progressive party, ko wen and je and hou yu il. lai ching te says he would sustain the status quo and pursue peace through strength. china denounced his party and his view as separatist. the second candidate, hospital ou yu ih is the married of new taipei city, long time police officer. an

cnn's kristie lu stout is following developments and joins us now live from hong kong. what does this ruling mean? >> reporter: this could send aftershocks in china's property market. a judge in hong kong ruled to liquidate evergrande after years to fail to restructure the company saying it is time for the court to say enough is enough. for years this company, evergrande, has been the poster child of the symbol of china's property debt crisis. a few years ago in 2021 it triggered a market panic when it defaulted on its offshore debt and evergrande has the distinction of being the world's most indebted property developer with more than $328 billion worth of liabilities and $240 billion of assets. last year in september its founder and chairman was suspected of crimes and was detained by the police. analysts say that this decision, this ruling to liquidate evergrande, is good news for china's economy in the long run, but it will be pal. according to andrew collier of orient capital research, he says this, "evergrande's liquidation is a sign china is willing to go to extre

governor kristi noem has already said she would do it, she would absolutely do that.he thought of political pushback on the biter demonstration, on the other side you been spending some time with the former president and i want to ask about his strategy beyond the national guard trip idea. what else does he say about securing the border, what is the president's plan. >> let me talk but the national guard it is a great idea and the men and women of the border patrol support that the air force multiplier, the more people they have helping them the more border can sit out rather than processing 24/7 they can actually go out and arrest and sees the fentanyl and save the women and children and sex trafficking. but the president has a clear plan is proven effective under the trap of initiation illegal immigration at a 45 year low. remain a mexico program, it worked it was a game changer. it worked another game changer, the wall saves lives for the most vulnerable people the women, the children cannot climb the wall so the going to a place where there is a wall and what is w

i look forward to her response in a court filing, as she should. >> kristy greenberg will wait to seet is court hearing, we'll see what happens there. we may be seeing you tomorrow what happens with a verdict tomorrow. >>> also another legal development this is one that i wasn't paying close attention to in washington. it is not donald trump but is certainly related, apparently the price of defying a congressional subpoena is four months in prison, that's what peter navarro found out today, he of course was donald trump's trade advisor inside the white house, the 74 was sentenced to four months in prison, and ordered to pay nearly 10,000 dollar fine for defying a congressional subpoena from the january six congressional committee. outside of court he's continue to insist that his conviction was just political, but inside the courtroom the judge did not take well to that. the judge said, and told navarro what i'm quoting now, i guess what bothers me ultimately here, is that after year of an hapless, you still want to suggest that this is a political prosecution, the judge continued quo

other names we hear being bandied about, kristi noem, the south dakota governor.bout the alabama senator who my producers tell me denied our invitation to join our show twice, which now makes me think she doesn't like me. which would make her a terrible vp choice. national press secretary for the trump campaign, caroline levitt, joins us now. there's a secret name that i'm going to reveal later which i'm being told is in the running, but where is the president when it comes to picking the vp? >> as the president said yesterday, he has about 25% toward one person. that's not a lot, jesse. we are very much focused on winning the new hampshire primary tomorrow and then focusing our attention to taking the fight to joe biden, hopefully, if nikki haley decides to realize she has no pathway to the nomination in this race and will drop out. i don't know, genuinely. i don't know if the president even knows. i think he is still thinking about it. genuinely looking over the candidates. i will say this, he did tell fox news' very own bret baier yesterday that the most import

and then donald trump goes with maybe kristi noem from south dakota? think what you're probably going to find, larry, i don't know who it will be at this point, i don't think it will be kim reynolds, but donald trump was not happy with her. if donald trump wins the nominee i think almost guarranty you will see a woman as the vice-presidential candidate that would be either be i would think, nikki haley maybe more likely kristi noem from south dakota. larry: you're probably right about kim reynolds, but i just want to say kim reynolds is a great governor. she has done wonderful things in iowa. a really talented woman. want to throw that in there. >> there are not a lot of republicans outside of donald trump have bad things to say about kim reynolds. larry: i know. i know you come in with the whole harvard, claudine gay, dei thing, we were talking last night on the show about something called dei democrats. trump by the way told "breitbart" what claudine gay has done has set harvard back 50 years. that may be true or not be true. that certainly hasn't he

kristi noem of south dakota is among them. governor noen, thanks very much. good to have you here today. >> thanks for inviting me to talk about this. this is incredibly important. governor abbott has done the exact right thing. i'll drive him more razor wire from south dakota if i have to for him to do his job. what people forget is that governors are commanders in chief. we're responsible for the men and women of our national guard. it's a heavy responsibility that weighs on our shoulders. we never engage our soldiers and men and women unless it's incredibly important. over two years ago, i declared it a war at the southern border. i'm a long ways away from south dakota. my guard has been down there on multiple deployments supporting the texas national guard. our border patrol agents do not support what president biden is doing. our ice people on the ground do not support what president biden is doing. democrats in this country do not support what president biden is doing at the southern border. they disagree with him funda fundamentally. he's remaking this

kristi greenberg, as well as investigative journalist and author who spent years digging into donald trump's businesses and finances, david ka jhonattan. kristi, you were in the courtroom today as this remarkable outburst i guess we're calling it of trump's was happening. as someone who's been in plenty of closing arguments before what did you make of how that went? >> it's so hard to sit there in the courtroom and see somebody have so much disrespect for a judge, for the court of law, for how these proceedings are supposed to work. and, you know, the attacks on -- the personal attacks on the judge. this is a judge who had a bomb threat this morning. that's why the amount of security that was in the courthouse was unlike anything i have seen. and i have been -- i have been other days when various trump family members have testified and this was heightened. they were very concerned about threats. for him to make this personal attack and for the judge to tell his lawyer to control your client, i'm waiting for the judge to tell him you're done and if you continue you'll be held in conte

you saw chris christie, and did the president call kristi by any chance tonight just to say, hey, i heard what you said today, brother? >> i wouldn't know that, but i would call it doubtful. >> you know, if so, just let us know. cedric richmond, thank you my friend for coming on tonight. >>> speaking of debates, tonight's debate and town hall were kicked off by another republican candidate sus spending his campaign. what this means just four days out from iowa. out from iowa. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1

. >> but lars's siblings, can and kristie, says he was and dragging things out for money.e had an ulterior motive. >> yes, yes, he keeps flirting, talking. and we're laughing and having a good time. >> lars like debbie. and he thought it was mutual. >> he goes, can i ask her out? yes, why can't you? >> so began an unlikely courtship between debbie, the petite powerhouse and lars, the six foot two nordic he man. >> they were goofy. [laughs] >> then he got a kick out of lars's laidback ways. this guy into the old school board games, muscle cars, and drinking dr. pepper. >> about a case it. >> what's? >> yeah. dr. pepper. >> a 12 pack. >> i've never heard someone of drinking that much of dr. pepper. >> i thought it would kill him. [laughs] >> he didn't drink a lot of alcohol at all. just dr. pepper. >> and when private debbie brought lawyers out to meet her friends, they knew it was serious. >> when he arrived with her hand in hand. >> sure, they noticed lars it was a different sort of match for their friend. >> he's very quiet. >> he's got the blond hair that would go with a

again, amanda, kristie at least had a theory of the case. i want to get in the race, i'm gonna be the trump's bad actually candidate. and i'm just going to say that until i see how far it takes me. and it does feel like today was a definitive ruling on that approach, at least within a republican primaries, which we all know. but i'm glad he gave it a try, is what i guess i would say. >> yeah and it's important to test the case. with him dropping out there's enough voters to make it interesting for alia new hampshire. but the next logical question is, what does christie do next? i want to tamp down on this and be like oh now he wants to be us -- to get a slot at the dnc. chris christie speaking to republicans and saying wind arnold trump isn't fit is very important,. the second that he becomes a democrat, he's gonna lose that credibility. i don't think there should be a rush to do that yet, because we need this civics education. we wonder, why do republican voters think the way they do? why do they support trump? there's a self fulfilling doo

devin barrett from the washington post, kristy greenberg.nk you for your time tonight, guys. >>> still ahead tonight, recent polling has suggested that biden's support, president biden's support within the voting bloc that helped send him to the white house, might be waning. we are going to talk to one of his leading surrogates about the plan to fix that. but first, president biden wants to avoid a wider war in the middle east, but will republicans let him? we are going to talk to peter baker about that, coming up next. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ hey! sarah! if you had to choose would you listen to elevator music all day or deal with payroll compliance? payroll compliance, for sure. gusto automatically calculates and files my taxes for me. hold up, compliance? easier? choose payroll compliance without the ups and downs. that's working with gusto. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? choodowny unstopablesance wiin-wash scent boosterss. keep your

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do you think kristi voters are there? do you think hailie voters are thinking in the back of their mind, i might ultimately have to pull the lever for joe biden? >> well, i think absolutely. there is a significant chunk of them, and by the way that was smart of the right in biden's folks to pounce like they did with that statement. because there are a lot of new hampshire voters who were trying to figure out right now which ballot, -- i was with nikki supporters yesterday in suburban de moines. i can tell you from talking to a lot of them but some of them were reluctantly pulling the lever for trump this fall if he's the nominee. but there's no question that some of them just can't get there again. and that, i think, gets to the key question. if this is going to be trump versus biden again, does that 20%, mostly upscale, mostly college educated, of the old bush era gop, do they get back to biden like a lot of them did four years ago? do they come back to trump, or do they find somebody else? this is why the no labels effo

. >> ainsley: nome as the favorite kristi noem as the governor of south dakota.wed by elise stefanik who you interviewed yesterday who said i would be happy to help the president in anyway. vivek ramaswamy comes in after that. nancy mace being floated. tim scott like we mentioned. i wonder if it's going to be someone who is running against him or if it will be a governor or a lee zeldin type? >> steve: somebody to help him. >> brian: other thing i thought was important he said last night. the sarcastic way he answered -- the funny way he answered sean hannity on the dictator comment has been spun so inaccurately he handled it. he said on day one i'm going to do the border. i'm going to do dig. i'm not going to be a dictator. and then he said on l retributi. i have no time for retribution i have to fix the country. he picked out two common attack operations against him about the dictator and retribution if he gets the job again. >> lawrence: so the president is having this conversation here on fox, talking about voters. meanwhile on another channel, nikki haley. >

so far we see south dakota governor kristi noem on the ground promising to send more razor wire. there's border talks on capitol hill that are coming down to the wire but pressure from donald trump could blow them up. we're on that and so much more. we've also got with us tonight, republican congressman pat fallon, chris coons and a look at the markets putting a winning week together and a record week at that. but first, to matt finn in eagle pass where this texas-size fight is now in full swing. >> a short while ago, we spoke with governor kristi noem here on the ground. she said she will continue to offer texas its support, including national guard troops from her state. a short while ago, i spoke with the acting governor, lieutenant gorden patrick here in texas. right now today is the deadline that the biden administration issued to texas asking texas to respond regarding how much, if any, of this park it's going to reopen back to u.s. border patrol. so i asked lieutenant gorden patrick where that issue stands. he said ultimately he would have to defer to governor abbott that

kristy greenberg is a former prosecutor, she was in the courthouse this morning. lisa rubin msnbc legal analyst, has been covering this case for us. if you had your tv on at all last days, you've seen her. we appreciate both of you. lisa, you are there, this seems larger than most cases in history. how does it play out, how did it feel in the courtroom leading up to this? and what do we know today? >> you know every, every day of this trial has been tense and intense. and today was no exception, when donald trump showed his contempt for this jury once again. there has been a flagrant show of entitlement by him and his team, all throughout. and that includes things like getting up, as he did, as you noted during rob kaplan's closing argument for e. jean carroll. but also things like his political aide, boris epstein, being in the courtroom and frequently standing up to hand notes to people, or his spokesperson -- attending yesterday, not handing in his phone to security, and having his cell phone alarm go off wildly. and so, his contempt for this jury has always be

. >> now we will hear from south dakota governor kristi noem giving her 2024 state of the state address, support for the jewish community and healthcare for mothers and

kristi noem for the governoryouu of south dakota, vivek ramaswamy desantis. >> kevin ron desantis.t could be a good teamwork. stop pussyfooting around. teamworktell me about joe biden. he's a grandpa. i was rooting for joe biden. me about i want him to be good. cou it's our country. i don't want him to fail. but he failed.t th >> got the iq of a sack of carrots. your >> but you have to look intoanda your heart and say somethingit nice about joe biden. what would it be? oh, i. i can't say anything. i can't name you one. m >> name me one. he's married to a school teacher. >> hhe likes the same kind of ie cream i do. >> i have a whole refrigerator full upstairs. georgia joe jesse waters. you are you kidding me? i love k jesse. what is what is your favorite part of jesse's show? hie you wait till the endnn for you. >> charlie's go thisy's go is yr d. world. >> wwee only liv oe in inlt. >> so the message from new hampshire is clear. repus are reeone eady to mov on to the general. but one woman wants to sayn onar and if nikki haley comes with in single digits of donald trump here in new

floated have included senator tim scott, arizona, senate candidate kari lake, south dakota governor kristim mcewan says don't hold your breath a few. expect that answer soon. he thinks will say a lot more speculation because trump wants people to stay curious and pay attention to what's going noel. >> catherine, thank you. coming up next, the warriors are back on the court for the first time in more than a week. we are live at chase center after the break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. >> tonight the warriors play basketball for the first time in 9 days. they're hosting the atlanta hawks. time for sports d

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. >> south dakota governor kristi noem, hitting the campaign trail in iowa for donald trump, urging voters to think of how their lives have changed since trump left office, stressing grocery costs, gas prices and the border crisis. >> is that what you hear about when you live and talk to your families and your neighbors is just how much their way of life has been undermined by everything that joe biden has done in the white house. >> with less than two weeks until the iowa caucuses, former president trump leads by 30 points. florida governor ron desantis was pressed on why he hasn't been more forceful against trump. >> why haven't you gone directly after polls are down? he's, you know, up really high. >> what do you mean by going directly after? >> i mean, you're, uh, in my viewpoint, uh, you're going pretty soft on him. >> i think the narrative is this i think what the media wants is, is they want republican candidates to just kind of like, smear him personally and kind of do that. that's just not how i roll in new hampshire, polls show former south carolina governor nikki haley pulling i

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being floated have senator tim scott, arizona, senate candidate kari lake, south dakota governor kristi noem mckeown says don't hold your breath if you are expecting an answer soon. he thinks we will see a lot more speculation because trump wants people to stay curious and pay attention to what's going on. the ken can. all right. thank you, catherine. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside in to the darkness. record pyramid off there in the distance. you can see the top. >> because for now, for the is we're talking about to leave fog. yeah, some of that ground fog likely to form. still a few scattered showers out there. so the atmosphere will have to settle down a little bit. but because we have that rain yet that rain sitting on the ground skies start to clear out a little bit. >> also new start to see some of that patchy fog forming. that's not going to be widespread. but watch out in the valleys. good news here out of sfo. of course, there's been a lot of issues there throughout the month. do the storms rolling on through right now? no delays being report

kristi told supporters his desire to stop trump from being re-elected is greater than his own presidential ambitions. >> after nearly 2 decades leading the alabama crimson tide head coach nick saban is reportedly retiring. the 72 year-old took over the program in 2007 and has compiled an astounding record of 201 winds. and just 28 losses story his time coaching the crimson tide under saban bama may 23 bowl game appearances with 16 winds. 10 sec west titles, 9 sec championships and they want a record 6 national championships. >> a coalition of concerned child advocates and parents, meanwhile, want to protect kids from potential injury by banning tackle football for kids, ages 12 and under a cloud at stephanie and is taking a closer look at this proposed legislation. >> it's a bill that could change the game for kids to play. tackle football at parks like this. if this bill passes, california will be the first state to do so. but as you can imagine, it's a bill that sparked division. >> today, the legislative committee and a 5 to 2 vote advanced the bill where will now be considered by the s

i mean look at the who t's and in them and they, they, they gain and status and kristi's. and so for that, you know, it's all in program. i mean, they're very used to take little bites and nips out of the united states. they like to push them out of iran, sorry, a by rack and syria. so they're happy to kind of diminish the united states prestige and the region without going into all out war. but the small proxy groups have everything to gain, hama, included by attacking the big bad, you know, definitely united states. right. and just, just to go through that and it runs involved with this. iran has said we didn't do this on the actions of, of these various groups, these resistance groups as it cause its that's nothing to do with, with us. so to construe, iran's involvement beyond financing them as well look inspiration, um you know, a lot of there is financial backing. there's the technology i ran to the same kind of we did it, we didn't do it immediately following october 7th. they kind of want to have the benefit of taking down the united states and israel without paying

let's give a warm welcome to governor kristi noem, a leader making difference for the people of southakota, and by her example, all americans. [applause] good afternoon everyone. it's wonderful to be with all of you. thank you for inviting me to participate in your meetings and luncheon today to speak about a wonderful man who loved this country and served with humbleness and keeping his focus on the people. my name is christy and i'm the governor of south dakota. i know some people get confused about that. for those who don't know the difference between self and north dakota, north dakota has the oil. [laughter] south dakota has mount rushmore, so i still think we got the better end of the deal. we are thrilled about being the home of mount rushmore and we are very proud of the men on that monument, but also recognize there could be another phase up there as well. i want to thank amity for inviting me to be here with all of you today. last year she came to south dakota and gave a very inspirational talk to my staff and to my cabinet and then also gave some remarks at a local universi

interesting, a week ago it is 6% and now it is 8% primarily because candidates have dropped out, kristive dropped out. you look at desantis who has dropped out. where did those voters go? up 4, 5 points but the other undecideds, the 8% on the sidelines now have to make a decisn.we will see if tho fruition in which case she could get into single digits. >> she has been crisscrossing new hampshire in the final days before the granite state votes. there has been should have done debates. should she have not done debates? what have you found? >> the debate was, my thought was you want to do the debates but it didn't impact voters. they said it didn't make a difference. 75% of republican imary voters said it doesn't make a difference. compare that to donald trump, 60% said it didn't make a difference. some voters said it made them more likely to vote for that candidate but plurality made it less likely. not going to hurt her in this, directly. maybe having that stage, the platform to share her opinions iv audience. >> what does this pull -- poll say about registered democrats anwh registered

more likely would be nikki haley and kristi and she has a very small fraction but if he boosts nikkian awful lot of things to go right for nikki haley and maybe 35% of republicans do not want donald trump of that is never the polling is in all three of these cases, nikki haley is behind by 33 points it's very difficult road for her to travel. fist it's very difficult road for her to travel.— it's very difficult road for her to travel. at the other side of the _ her to travel. at the other side of the biden - her to travel. at the other l side of the biden campaign, her to travel. at the other - side of the biden campaign, the washington post, region a headline saying barack 0bama worried about donald trump in his urging him to bolster the former president has raised concerns about the structure of the reelection campaign, how is the reelection campaign, how is the joe the reelection campaign, how is thejoe biden campaign? it’s the joe biden campaign? it's re thejoe biden campaign? it's pretty confident that they have a wholesale message when it comes— a wholesale message when it comes

trump son eric and south dakota governor crist gnome ma govern governor, kristi noem. >> we're leading much it is incredible. no one has seen numbers like this, we have to get out there. reporter: former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is trying to stop him from historic landslide, she has been taking on attacks leads up to the caucuses. >> god bless president trump, he has been on attempa temper tantrum every day about me. reporter: haley has big backers. but it is florida governor ron desantis who scored key endorsement from iowa popular governor, kim reynolds, desantis who claimed in mid december he will win iowa, not sounding at confident in january. >> i kind of like being underestimated. >> i usually do better when i'm under god. >> chris christie shook off the race when he announced he is suspending his campaign just days before the iowa caucuses, he did not campaign here anyway, vivek ramaswamy said that don't count him out. >> i predict a major surprise on january 15. i like where the expectations have been set. reporter: for some in a still crowded field the road to white house c