brian: ron desantis is not going anywhere either. mark meridith joins us this morning. mark: we have seen candidates parachute in and out and fox news polling give us an idea of where things stand ahead of next week s dibait. donald trump continues to dominate in the presidential field among republicans with 53% support. florida governor ron desantis 16% and third place vivek ramaswamy 11% support. our power ranking encompasses everything in the race, details state of where things stand with trump front-runner, governor desantis and south carolina senator tim scott not far behind. for republicans challenging trump, perhaps next week is the chance for the break-out moment to reach millions who are
given all the charges, there will be convictions. let s see how that pans out and like mark meridith just said, we have 400 days, more movie to see before people start brian: georgia prosecutor wants it the day before super tuesday, how do you pretend steve: that will not happen. ainsley: six months for his attorneys to prepare something and apparently you need more time. brian: 19 people. steve: and prepare four other trials. ainsley: one headline talking about bud light hired marketing students to have the transgender dylan mulvaney as their spokesperson, didn t go over well and they lost millions. now the family heir, who used to be involved in the company, his
actively eshg valuating primary choices. president biden says he is confident in his re-election chance as rumors swirl it is possible another democrat may challenge the nomination. fox took a look at who is up for grabs. poll shows president biden losing support from hispanic voters compared to 2020 and number of undecided voters surging. this month we have seen a number of top democrats from the cabinet and the vice president and the president himself trying to sell the president s vision about the economy, climate and inflation reduction act. polling shows people are concerned about the economy, for a number of different reasons. steve: mark, with the new polls that came out last night, the interesting thing is and we re a year from the election,
joe biden beats all the republicans, but all the republicans are within striking distance all within the margin of error, three points this way, three points that way, they are on his heels. the people at the white house in the west wing behind you can t like that. mark: you are right. democrats are surprised given where things stand with the economy, with the low unemployment rate. that is why we ve heard rumblings, even out loud from congressman from minnesota says he hopes a democrat will come in and try to challenge biden. yes, absolutely, we have seen reports that president biden is vulnerable against match up against former president trump. a lot could change, focus on the economy, a number of x factors could come into play.
with life stories. voters get the ultimate say. brian: we should have our own life story as a people. steve: we haven t lived as long as joe biden, there is a lot of life. mark: what is interesting, he claims that is an advantage going into next year, that is what you would expect him to say. the age issue will matter, no doubt it will being on voter minds, the president believes the voters will see that as a positive with the experience. steve: recap the highlights, 53% of republican primary voters prefer at this point donald trump, which means that 47% would like to see somebody else when you add everything else together, which means the debate on next thursday, week from today, is so important. will it be the break-out moment for somebody like vivek