we are live in new hampshire. also tonight, a trump court victory keeping him on michigan s primary ballot. but will the same be true in november? and we have breaking news on a similar case, a trump defeat in colorado. later, the remarkable story of how two men s fishing day ended with them saving another man s life. a man trapped and lost to the world for near i will a week inside a wrecked truck, with deadly weather closing in. john berman in for anderson. what christmas break? that s what the republican presidential candidates must be asking tonight. there was virtually no time left before the first contest. and happening now, live pictures of former south carolina governor nikki haley. she is in the middle of an event in new hampshire. she s armed with the governor s endorsement there, a fresh infusion of cash, and possibly, she hopes at least, one of the most precious commodities in politics, momentum. it is a relative term, with donald trump looming over everyt
ballot. i expect that there will be, if there needs to be, challenges to secretaries of states and others who are authorized for developing the ballots when that time comes. to keep him off. laura: okay. wait a second. didn t they go after trump for having a wacky legal theory that they thought was wacky after the last election? now who is offering the legal theories that are wacky? joining me now jonathan turley, professor of law at g.w. university. fox news contributor, professor. break this down to the layman out there. what on earth are they arguing it s larry tribe, it s former bush circuit judge mike l loud g that trump cannotting be on the ballot. explain that. quite frankly, i think this is the single most dangerous constitutional theory i have seen pop up in decades this is an argument under the 14th amendment donald trump can be