that won t mean much because delegates will be awarded based on caucus results. the state republican primary is running that on thursday. the caucus is where nevada voters will find most of the prominent gop candidates including former president trump. he s not on the ballot tonight. given that dynamic the state s republican party is encouraging primary voters to select none of these candidates. a response that figures to best nikki haley s total tonight. that s why her campaign is skipping the silver state altogether. we have not spent a dime nor an ounce of energy on nevada. we made the decision early on that we would not be $55000 to a trump entity to participate in a process that was rigged for trump. again, you ve got the primary tonight. you have the caucus two days from now. we will have full coverage of those. stay tuned for another update at the bottom of the hour and the full hour of breaking news coverage on fox news @ night . we will look back at the life of
of nikki haley. haley s biggest rival, former president trump, wasn t on the ballot. this contest doesn t really count because the delegates will be awarded based on caucus results. that contest will not be held until thursday. haley won t be on the ballot then, but gop frontrunner trump is. if he wins, he stands to collect up to 26 delegates. nevada gop rules prevented candidates from participating in both contests, but eligible voters can vote in both. nikki haley s campaign isn t happy about the situation, saying that s why they didn t devote resources is in the silver state. but we have not spent a dime nor an ounce of energy on nevada. we made the decision early on that we were not going to pay $55,000 to a trump entity that, you know, two participated in a process that was rigged for trump. not unexpectedly, president biden won the democratic. he was on the ballot along with marianne williamson. and then none of these candidates option. the south carolina primary is
demonstrate as fundamental misunderstanding of the impeachment process and what takes place in a house inquiry verse as senate trial. it conflats the two. let s assume what we know to be the true motivation. if you hold a vote like that, the republicans have a chance to say what about us? what do we have the ability to do during this and the optics would be unplay of so you re not going to give the president any rights? he can t interview anybody. clinton s people got to interview people during the ken starr thing. why not do it? i don t know what the political motivations are at play. right now what they are try doing is conduct most of this investigation through the house intelligence committee, which has the purview over this. it could be that by formalusiiz formalizinging it would transfer
well-received. so of course, they know what the evidence is going to be. they knew what hillary would say. this was no surprise. the suggestion that what she was going to tell them was going to be different when they had all the evidence in tucker: that s striking. they knew the evidence before they gathered it all. so i guess the question is, why have an investigation at all? why interview anybody? we know what we know. so why don t we charge people that we believe are guilty and exonerate those innocent? they had access to the e-mai e-mails. they had big fish last. you know by that point what that person is going to say because you have the documents to support it. tucker: how would you know what he was going to say unless you re clairvoyant. i interview people for a living, i don t know what they re going to say. they have the documentary evidence. she had it. she prepared herself for it.
violent past, whatnot. i m sure that s all been investigated and they certainly know all about this guy. but at that point, you know, it s all hands on deck. it s a full court press. they re connecting the dots. doing interviews, doing what s necessary. but putting that photo out, putting that little video out and that picture, one thing just leads to another. you ve got somebody identified. you know, as we say who s who in the zoo. we re going to talk to everybody, interview anybody who s associated with this guy and go from there. apparently that s what happened. and a bit of good news on what is a terrible day. vicki gardner, the individual who was being interviewed during that report, we can tell you that she in fact survived the wounds she sustained during this interview with the deceased, alison parker. we just got that information that came in. lenny, i want to ask you about this sort of in a broader sense because this is sort of new territory for us. you have this playing out