themselves saying this race is over. [ screaming ] i have news for all of them, new hampshire is first in the nation. it is not the last in the nation. [ cheering ] his race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. nikki haley vowing to stay in the race, despite a double digit loss to donald trump in new hampshire, after winning the iowa caucuses last week, trump beat haley by just over 11 points in the granite state. president biden, meanwhile, is hitting the campaign trail after cruising to victory in new hampshire without even being on the ballot. play for you portions of his passionate speech focused on the contrasts between himself and the republican frontrunner. it comes as new general election polling out of pennsylvania shows the incumbent president leading trump in the key battleground state. there s the trend going on in pennsylvania, not just with joe biden over the last two polls, willie, we ve also seen it with fetterman, his numbers going
reactions to the appeal. and later, a break from the noise to celebrate a new presentation of under the sea! those poor unfortunate souls decide to dislike the new mermaid in town. this is american voices! friends, we have southern mid weeks until this fall s midterm elections. in this final stretch, republican politicians are going to extremes. rolling out new factions to distract voters and proposing new solutions to have real issues impacting the lives of americans. thousands of asylum seekers find themselves caught in the middle of the gop is cruel political theater. today, new york city welcomed a new group of migrants from el paso texas. from april, gregor abbott has sent migrants from texas, to new york, washington d.c., and chicago. he s not the only republican using migrants as political pawns. there are governors from arizona, and of , have sent migrants to sanctuary cities in an attempt to own the libs. florida governor ron desantis ramped up the inhumane treatme
bit. of course, newt gingrich at the presidential debates and the rivals, they exchanged jabs, engineer jeers and some jokes last night. even though there had been 723 presidential debates you always get something out of these things. maybe the line of the night. listen to who rick perry decided to compare himself to. there are a lot of people out there, i understand it. a lot of folks who said tim tebow wasn t going to be a very good nfl quarterback and people stood up and said, well, he doesn t have the right throwing mechanisms or he s not playing the game right. and, you know, he won two national championships and that looked pretty good. we re the national champions in job creation back in texas. but i m all ready for the next level. let me tell you, i hope i am the tim tebow of the iowa caucuses. all right, i m going to try to get jim acosta to be honest with me. he s in sioux city, iowa. tell me the truth, jim. when you heard that, what was your reaction when you h