joining us is tudor dixon, host of the tudor dixon podcast.tration trying to score points with the climate people. what is the ramification of this, what will take place if this goes into effect? >> that's a huge cost to the state of michigan. we are already losing manufacturing factories, we have a situation where you see car companies going to states like indiana, kentucky, tennessee, because michigan doesn't have the ability to do this. if you are the president and do this, you will lose auto workers. we heard shawn feign say i am endorsing him, our workers are going with the other guy. michigan is an important swing state, if you do this, you are tone deaf to what the workers need. >> carley: how much weight does this have if the president of the national auto workers said we're going to endorse them, but thousands of workers may not vote for president biden. that brings us to former president trump, he will be campaigning in michigan tomorrow. new fox news poll shows donald trump is up by two points within margin of error to president bid

, tudor dixon herself.u on the show. president biden is healthy, active, robust, 81-year-old male who remains fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency to include those of chief executive, head of state, and commander in chief. as kevin was saying, when you watch him shuffle in and out of rooms, robust and fit are probably not the first two words that come to mind. >> but he can shuffle in and out of rooms, so physically i would imagine that yes, he can get from one room to the other, but the cognitive part is really key. that's what we want to know and that is what we are all seeing on the world stage that seems to be completely failing on him. no matter what they say to the american people -- maybe he's not walking great from room to room. i'm seeing him stumble up the stairs. but no matter what they say about him being strong and sturdy and robust and all that, we see what he's doing mentally. he's forgetting people's names, confusing the country that heads of state are from. it's out of c

we're going to stay on this breaking news and bring in former michigan gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. this breaking news, the supreme court, tudor, is just coming in moments ago, the supreme court will take up former president trump's immunity claim in the federal 2020 case. what is your reaction to that? >> fantastic news for president trump. he's been going through so much with these court cases, and it's time that we have the supreme court weigh in on some of these issues, and i think this is great news for him. i think this is good news considering the other news he got today. elizabeth: so the news is, is that basically he can claim he was president, he had immunity against what the charges are. this could also bleed into other cases as well including the classified documents case. >> right, absolutely. and so this will be a clear decision. it will be a clear decision from the highest court in the land. whatever the decision is, obviously, one side or the other on the politics side will probably not be happy, but there's no disputing that when this branch of government mix a dec

curious to see if tudor dixon is right, this might be a trend. will this be a college town thing going forward? southern border, president biden expected to visit brownsville, texas tomorrow as migrant shifts west to california. >> brian: the migrant crisis. fox news learned only 12 have been apprehended in the city in the last 24 hours. why go to a place where there is no action if you want to find out what the problem is. griff jenkins, why is he going there? >> griff: good question and good morning, where i am standing right here is camp monument, nine months ago in may of 2023, this was ground zero. there is one piece of tape i want to show you this, this is texas dps along the river at camp monument throwing rope to migrants, some of whom drown and lost their lives because they couldn't stop it at the time. with miles of razor wire and reinforcement, that has stopped, gone from life saving to stopping the crossings along with coordination with border patrol. here is what was said about the difference in now and then. listen. >> because of ou

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tudor dixon is here so get those dollar bills ready. >> where's the mud?ughter] >> tell the viewers every weekend, fox news saturday night is safe space for cool people want to put political differences aside for an hour which means you can be repugnant, democrat or someone who doesn't know which party to belong to like nikki haley. i personally like the south carolina governor quite a bit, she came on the show and admitted to doing cake stand in college which could never hold against her because half my staff is doing things in the control room right now but outstanding democracy 2024 coverage of south carolina primary, i can sum up weekly. nikki haley is becoming the political equivalent of milton from office space. you know the guy who gets fired but keep showing up in office space? >> where's that stapler? >> that's what i was going to say. basically a red stapler to all event from here on in. [laughter] >> what's happening next going to have to ask you to go ahead and move your desk again so if you could get it as far back against that wall as possibl

the polls are going to be closing as we are on air, and we've got tudor dixon.us what's happening on the ground. and pat fallon from texas, congressman, he's going to be talking about a lot of things including, of course, what's happening at the border. jackie: we've also got marc morano, talking about state universities that are actually teaching kids to blow up pipelines. they are anti-energy. david: no. jackie: i know, right? and then rich lowry is here as well. we're talking about the biden economy because president biden says we've got the best economy in the world, but not everybody agrees. david: right. jackie: we'll see you at the top of the hour. pro ♪ to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ changing your habits is the only way that gets you to lose the weight. and golo is the plan that's going to help you do that. just take the first step, go to golo.com. when i was your a

. >> brian: former michigan gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon joins us now. great to see you.irst off, your reaction for donald trump on the -- what do you think about his 60 -- he had 60% of the vote. do you think that's what he was expecting? >> i think it was a huge night for donald trump. if you look at those numbers, especially compared to joe biden, it was a big night, he got 755,000 votes. people came out big for him in counties that he may not have expected. so he must be incredibly happy with the results in michigan today. >> ainsley: you know, tudor, what does joe biden do going forward? when you look at what happened with the uncommitted vote in the state of michigan, how does he appeal to the arab americans as well as his israeli voters, the jewish votes important to the democratic party, too. how does he balance all of this and does it -- dose just -- i mean, there were a lot of people that voted uncommitted. but in the grand scheme of things, when you look at the entire country, that's not going to happen going forward. he still got 80% of the votes in michigan.

. >> tudor dixon -- >> that's one of 13 states with so-called trigger laws that would make abortion a arizona. >> those are the ads from the last cycle in 2022. and our next guest, co-author of the book "hit kwrepl where it hurts." great to see you. >> it's so great to be back on the set of "mo jo." >> in football, they say a good offense starts with a good defense. in american-style politics, it's the exact opposite. why is the grand old party a step or three ahead of democrats when it comes to shaping public opinion, crafting effective narratives, with an agenda that overtly threatens freedom, health and safety of everybody in the country, and why the hell do swing voters keep falling for that. what do you think democrats should be doing as we go into the year? >> to understand contemporary politics, when people are making a vote decision, i could know nothing about them, black, while, small, old, young, and i would be able to predict their vote choice perfectly because partisanship is what shapes it. it's grounded in your partisan identity, and it's about how you feel about the opp

marc morano is with us, as well as the host of twitter addictioma n show, the tudor din podcast to the dixontutors. let'podcs start with you. now, i do think that the issue of 32 tons of hair, that's a lot of hair. but you know what? please leave my hair. my hair even m, though it's cut alone. please leave now. my washing machine w alone and leave my refrigerator alone and leave my air conditioner alone and let me buy meat and eat it with a smile on my face, not feel like i'm destroying the planet. but here we go again. >> yeah, i think human hair sweaters are going to be very similar to electric vehicles. they're just not going to have e a market for it. you know, i turned to my daughters and like i to talk about human hair sweateron't s. are you guys into that? and they're like, what? oh, my gosh. disgusting. >> and you could just see it has like the vibes of rubbed. the lotion on its skin or get the hose again. >> you know, it's like how many pieces of humans are you tha eventually going to use? no, thanks. let's not recycle humas non eve. >> that's a no. it's weird. marc. not >> i'm not