it was nice to give you a hug today in real life. you re telling people we work together outside of the boxes. we really see each other in real life it was great to hug you to say welcome back. this thing where you re here, i could get used to this. it s nice, right? i m always here. see you tomorrow. take care. our thanks to nicolle wallace, back in the chair. welcome to the beat. i m ari melber. the music is on to because today is another election day. michigan voters are turning out as donald trump tries to pivot and declare the primary functionally or essentially over even though he hasn t cleared, say, 65% in a single state yet. that s actually an alarming sealing for a former president by any historical measurement. tonight we re one week out from super tuesday. trump will face the broadest swath of primary voters yet. this is an interesting time. we have not heard from this many actual voters since 2022. for trump, i can tell you history has a mixed w
and a hail mary challenger. it s election night in new hampshire. the republican race is down to two. one by one you saw them leave. now we have a two person race. donald trump trying to cement his status at the top of the ticket. we will be leaving new hampshire with a think a big victory. while his final rival nikki haley chases an upset you. have a decision to make. the decision comes down to this: do we want more of the same or do you want something different. [cheers and applause]. and the mad dash write in campaign for an incumbent president not on the ballot. our coverage of the new hampshire primary starts right now. it was a showdown in new hampshire. former president trump emerging victorious and nikki haley vowing to soldier on. i am bret baier. and i am martha maccallum. welcome to bedford, new hampshire. fox news projecting that the former president trump won the republican primary in new hampshire but the margin of victory over nikki