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♪ >> lawrence: that music gets me fired up. it's super tuesday. and polls are open in maine, massachusetts, north carolina, virginia. and vermont. >> 15 states holding races today with 854 delegates up for grabs on the republican side. >> brian: i prefer eye of the tiger although this is my second favorite. i don't know what rockie he was. in live team coverage, will cain is talking to voters in texas. we hope they talk back. >> steve: screen right we are joined right now by jacqui heinrich she is live at the white house. and jacqui, the people up on the second floor are going to be watching the election results tonight with baited breath. >> jacqui: that's right, good morning to you guys. yeah, president biden's campaign has been very interested in what is happening in the republican primary. assurance all but one of the counties 1 million voted half of

them other than trump. they are watching these returns longer nikki haley stays in the race the better for president biden. they look at the 854 republican delegates at stake, biden's team is going to be watching them again. meantime, there are seven states today that have uncommitted option on the democratic primary ballot. that includes alabama, colorado, iowa, massachusetts, minnesota, north carolina, and tennessee. and while to the biden folks, michigan is a cautionary tale, you will recall that biden lost about 100,000 votes last month over discontent among the arab and muslim communities who are angry with his handling of the israel-hamas war. last night joe biden only won that state by a total of 154,000. put that in perspective. the biden allies still believe that come november, the choice is going to be ultimately between biden and trump. and voters are going to reject trump over his role in

overturning roe v. wade, the biden campaign frequently points to trump taking credit for that supreme court decision. and also overhis efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> the biden team wants the media covering trump's legal challenges, for instance, in the same way they covered the aftermath of january 6th. and biden frequently hits trump on being a loser, which has reportedly gotten under his skin. repeating this line again in a rare interview with the new yorker. it says, quote: trump lost 60 court cases, 60. the legal path just took him back to the truth that i won the election and he was a loser. the crowds erupted in chuckling applause. that's referring to a campaign event that biden repeated that line which he has on returned to these days. democrats have this data that they say allows him to ignore all the hand wringing over the president wants age and discontent among key constituencies in his base like we saw in michigan because they look at the 2020 election and they say there were folks who didn't vote for biden but they

did come out in 2022 the midterms and they did come out in state and local elections last year they think that is enough to clinch it in 2024 guys, back to you. >> brian: thank you so much, jacqui, look forward to all that coverage and see how the white house reacts making it official donald trump had would be the opponent of joe biden should he stay in the race by all indications he is. take a look. three categories that is happening today with 800 plus delegates at stake. closed contest, just republicans. seven my contest. independents can vote. open contest means can you register as republican and have some fun and create some havoc which is happening in both parties doing it. what i find interesting about this map here, alaska and maine. yesterday nikki haley picked up endorsements for lisa murkowski over at alaska never been a fan of trump and feeling is mutual. susan collins doesn't seem to be a big trump fan was firmly in haley's camp. see if that delivers. in alaska over 50% you take it all. if you get under 50% you get a portions. that's where she could pick up

some delegates. let's take a look at the rest of the map as we take a look at the closed contests. i mean, obviously, these are the areas like right in -- let me clear that again. this is the area right here and then right here that tend to be a little bit production. you have got orange county in central california. see where the conservatives come tout vote. huntington beach extremely conservative. tends to be trump land and over here you see the rest closed. let's move ahead and talk about the areas where we are just semi open so independents can take part in this. i find this state extremely intriguing, why? denver and other portions of colorado small towns overwhelmed by illegal immigrants. you have a governor there who suddenly has to pretend to be moderate losing fundamentals ever his support. per capita they have more illegal immigrants in denver than we even have here in new york. north carolina is interesting here, also, keep your eye on the governor's race. a republican there in robinson really feels as though and the

numbers indicate that he has a real shot at taking back control of that north carolina and for a republican to be successful in the presidential race, they need this state. obama had it. trump won it twice. the second time just barely in 2020. i already told you about maine. and lastly, here we go. this is the open contest. a lot of people are intrigued about virginia. they got a lot of liberals and a lot of moderates and extreme conservatives. if they want to take part of in race and have an impact and republicans want to say glenn youngkin was not a one off even though he is one termer by constitutional state law this is beginning to turn red especially how effective he has been. we know about texas and what it means. nikki haley was there over the last couple of days. minnesota for the democrats, a lot of intrigue there big uncommitted to joe biden on the democratic side. alabama, we are talking a lot about ivf over there. see if that plays a he will row. some people want to register and create havoc and give donald trump a message. we will see.

we note liberal bastion of tennessee has that nashville area. that's a quick look at what is at stake. 800 plus delegates at stake, absolutely, for the super tuesday contest is nikki haley going for it all. she was going everywhere because she wants to get some delegates and have a reason to fight another day. let me just emphasize again, donald trump is going to be here live. nikki haley is going to come on right next. and we will see tell end of it if they will agree tone doors each other should the other one win early indications are nikki haley is not committed to endorse donald trump. guys, back to you. >> steve: maybe that would all change tomorrow on what happened wednesday. today is super tuesday. tomorrow is what happened wednesday. >> ainsley: she would support the republican nominee. >> lawrence: she signed the pledge. >> ainsley: she signed the pledge but kind of walked that back over the weekend saying she will make that decision later. we do have questions about that. what will be your plan in tonight doesn't go well for you? will you drop out tonight? will you support and unite with the republican party? here's what about next. you need the 1215 delegates to

clinch the nominee. even if trump won everything today, he would not have enough. it would be 1127. so, if you read the "new york post" this morning, it says many analysts expect trump to cross the threshold this month and trump's team is predicting is he going to hit the milestone next week because next tuesday is georgia, hawaii, mississippi. then if he doesn't march 19th, he has another shot, arizona, florida, illinois, kansas, and ohio. >> lawrence: the question for the former president today is okay you just got a big legal victory yesterday at the supreme court. >> looks like the case with fanny is on the robes right now. a lot of scandal going on within that case. and it looks like you may be able to get close to the amount of delegates tonight. so how do you move the party forward? how do you focus on the country moving forward? those are a lot of the questions we're going to to be asking him this morning when he joins us as well as nikki haley. >> steve: that's right. here's the thing. which side is motivated right now? keep in mind, it's a primary.

if you are a republican you see donald trump has so many more. are you motivated to go out today to vote for nikki haley? the interesting things is and we are going to go to will cain down in texas. will, polled the audience there at allen diner in allen, texas, and said how many people have early voted? because historically, republicans vote today. he said a majority did that and that is the case across a lot of the green states, the open states that we are talking about. there is will right now. and he has got the folks who don't have to vote today because they did it yesterday. >> will: you know, steve, you're right. overwhelming early voting here at the allen cafe here in texas. here's the question i want to know one that ainsley is leading too. what happens after super tuesday is no abeles an option she said it's not. that dictates not just the future therefore day but the next several months in the republican and the national race for president. let's see what the people want to hear you guys ask nikki haley and donald trump.

now, what would you love to hear the anchors ask either nikki haley or donald trump? >> how long is it going to take to close the border? >> will: all right. ma'am, you cannot tell me that you want lawrence jones to run for offers. you have to actually tell me about nikki haley or donald trump. >> i just want to know when she is going to drop out. that's what i want to know. >> will: that's the question. what happens after today with nikki haley? this gentleman moved here from iowa. i'm going to take a straw poll of how many people were born in texas. what would you love to hear the anchors ask nikki haley or donald trump. >> how do we eliminate the politicization of the judiciary? >> will: it's a big one but also a big victory yesterday 9- at the supreme court. what would you love to hear from nikki haley or donald trump. >> policy is everything and politics is nothing. how are you going to get policies through when resistant. >> will: this couple is right up the road here and how texas -- what would you love to hear from donald trump or nikki haley as the anchors are about to interview both candidates for president? >> tell nikki to vote trump.

>> will: i don't know if that will happen today. as ainsley pointed out what will happen after today would she support the trump as the republican candidate for president? ma'am, what would you love to hear? >> how can we secure the election process so that we can have confidence in the results. >> will: yeah. secure the election process, secure the border. two things we hear a lot of today. >> i want to introduce you to a couple other guys. john is running for congress here in texas. scott is with the city of wiley. i want to introduce to you mike. the anchor is about to interview donald trump and nikki haley, what would you love to hear them ask? what would you still like to hear, scott? >> say that question again? >> will: what would you love the anchors to ask nikki haley or donald trump? they are about to be here in just a short while on "fox & friends." >> first 100 days major change in the nation, what is it going to be? >> will: john, you are running for congress, what would you love to hear from trump or haley. >> i would love to know what you

are going to be doing to rein in the doj and rein in the fbi. those are two organizations that the deep state is well in and we need to be able to get them back so we have one tier of justice. >> will: one of the things i want to tell you we all can be somewhat removed, you know, all these policies hit us personally, but, you know, things can become academic or can exist here and you forget sometimes how they effect you here. i just met mike. mike introduced himself to me. he lost his son to fentanyl three years ago 25 years old. you are on a taken to make everyone aware of fentanyl. how would you like that delayed with anybody running for president. >> how would you first actually close the border and bring family values back to the family to people t talking about this issue fentanyl awareness. enough in here to kill everybody in the united states ten times over. it's here. what are we going to do about it. how are you going to bring family values back?

>> will: listen, mike, we appreciate what you are doing. really sorry for your loss. but i'm sure your son would be proud for everything you are doing for america. >> thanks. >> will: thank you. that's there are some of the questions, guys. you know, if you need any ideas from allen, texas, there's the people telling you what to ask. nikki haley or donald trump. and there is at least one vote not for haley, not for trump. but for lawrence jones here in allen, texas. >> lawrence: not a chance. real quickly, texas is a huge state. so allen is about 8-hour drive from the border. i'm curious, do they feel victorious because of greg abbott's busing operation and finally making the president come to the border or are they just as outraged with the drive bye bye joe biden? >> will: okay, so, lawrence, just a minute ago, i was talking to jason and jason and philip. one of the jasons told me look, when i see what is happening with the busing programs, the flights to chicago, new york, in a way i laugh at chicago because

we have been doing this here for decades. >> lawrence: for years. >> will: i was just talking to bryce. bryce was talking to me a lot about infrastructure. i would love to ask you a question that lawrence jones was just asking me, you know, greg abbott has been doing a lot to try to bring attention to the border, to try to close the border, he is in a fight that is going to the supreme court. what do you think about the border and the efforts here in texas? >> well, i support act, i definitely think that immigration is the number one issue, so i'm glad to see that he is really making that a priority, but, i also think that they need to do a better job of the -- because texas has a lot of immigrants that has been here a long time. some i have taught some students that have been here 18 years and they still don't have their paperwork, i think that side has to be worked, too. will the problem is do we have to do

everything all at once or can we get one thing done at a time that we can agree on. you are talking about a pathway. okay. let's have that debated. how about the things we agree on. how about closing the southern border? at one point in time that was bipartisan. that was an issue where it didn't take you know left, right, everyone agrees you should have a secure border. can we do these things one at a time? there you have it from allen, texas at the allen cafe. >> ainsley: michelle obama is not running for president. they are making that clear this morning is there a woman you can get her reaction? >> will: i remember her last name who forgets a last name that is tax. but i don't remember your first name. >> paula. >> will: nbc just reported that michelle obama has said she will not run for president. >> thank god! yes. >> will: ainsley said i would love the reaction from a woman in the crowd. and. >> i wouldn't vote for a woman and especially, you know, nikki haley, i'm just going to say,

this she is probably menopausal, we don't need that. >> will: how about we vote for people regardless of their gender just the right person for the job for america. >> brian: thanks so much, will. kind of interesting. everyone speculated that she was going to run except her. she never indicated she was going to run. ask jeh johnson in the break what do you think michelle obama is going to run? he said no, she hates politics. think about that, too. joe biden and that's the first and second family. we have to wait until february or march now to get an official that i'm not going to run against the former vice president of my husband? >> lawrence: you are exactly right. everyone always knew that michelle obama doesn't have the appetite for politics. she wrote about in the book. they talked about the issues in the relationship because she is not political. she is the only one that polls very high for the democrat. they wanted to pressure her to get in the race because joe biden is so bad. she is not caving.

>> steve: just over the weekend maureen dowd in the pages of the "new york times" suggested that joe biden goes before the convention and says hey, great convention, i'm not going to run. you guys decide who it is. so then you start doing the math and it's like okay, who would it be then would it be gavin newsom? would it be this, that, or the other? and then you think, okay, if they really want to win, michelle obama but she is not going to run. it was never serious. >> ainsley: the lady in the diner. >> steve: it was ted cruz thing. ted cruz suggested it. >> ainsley: you don't want a woman that's not the right woman. look at the contrast. >> brian: that's in life, too. >> ainsley: look at the stark contrast of nikki haley and kamala harris. two totally different individuals that could be president one day. and they are completely different. so, you don't-she is absolutely right. and you don't want a woman who doesn't want to be president running for president. >> brian: if a woman doesn't want to be married to you -- if a woman doesn't know she is

mrs. wright right,. >> ainsley: never push a woman down the aisle if she doesn't want to go. >> brian: you see her head jerk back as she walks forward. >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, it will not be michelle obama running for president. however, two people who are donald trump and nikki haley will be coming up with us in the next hour right here on "fox & friends." meanwhile, 7:18:29 here in new york city, and carley has got some news. >> carley: i do guys. a tragic story here. a fox news alert, five people are dead after a small plane crash near a highway in nashville last night. the pilot tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing engine and power failure. officials say the plane imploded on impact. there are no survivors. the faa and ntsb are investigating what went wrong. a california judge ordering a status hearing for scott peterson. the move comes after the los angeles innocence project took up the convicted killer's case and 20 years after peterson was

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good it is. >> carley: the egg white grill. we have to test the theory for ourselves. we have a couple egg white grills and chicken minis on set. >> steve: eating the one with honey. >> carley: she says it's great and ainsley it only has 300 calories and 28 grams of protein. >> lawrence: here is my thing you all know i love chick-fil-a every single week. >> steve: mini is great with honey. >> lawrence: you don't go there to eat healthy. you get fried chicken. >> brian: i thought they grilled stuff. >> lawrence: they do. but you don't go to chick-fil-a for healthy option. >> ainsley: some people do. >> steve: this is the chicken grill. egg white grill. >> ainsley: let me see this one? i just want to eat this. what do you think? >> steve: i love the egg with the chicken. you don't get that every day. >> carley: lawrence, if it's good and it's healthy. why not have it? >> ainsley: my favorite at

chick-fil-a is what you always buy us, the boxes of the nuggets. >> lawrence: the nuggets. >> ainsley: you don't feel guilty for eating the bread even though it's fried a little bit. look for the nugget not fried as much. >> lawrence: you don't have to eat the sauce. >> ainsley: people swear by the sauce. i never had the sauce. >> lawrence: krispy kreme doughnut with chick-fil-a nuggets and it's amazing. >> ainsley: can't do hearty and sweet mixed together i know you are not going to try any of it. >> brian: i'm not going to try any of it. 21 minutes after the hour. dvr the show it will be great and watcher it back even though you are watching it live. >> ainsley: it is a done deal, trump rerestoring his name to the colorado ballot. >> brian: 45th president himself joins us live to react to this and much more. all as voters head to the polls for super tuesday. 15 states all with different

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those are some of your headlines and brian has more. >> brian: the supreme court unanimously rules against colorado's effort to ban donald trump from the ballot saying, quote: responsibility for enforcing section 3 against federal office holders and candidates rest with congress. not with the states. now just hours after the ruling, democratic congressman jamie raskin at it again, announcing his effort to bar trump. >> i am working with a number of my colleagues, including debbie wasserman schultz and eric swalwell to revive legislation we had to set up a process by which we could determine that someone who committed insurrection is disqualified by section 3 of the 14th amendment. >> brian: do you believe this guy? here to discuss this is former federal prosecutor and judiciary committee brett tolman. they are not giving up. >> brian, it is asounding to me that they exerting so much effort to stop trump from being

on the ballot. what are they afraid of. they won in a landslide victory last elections put up whatever candidate it is and let the people decide. and that's what we are see something we see a congress that doesn't want the people to decide. they do not want trump in the white house for whatever reason. you and i probably know what it is. the supreme court was a resounding rebuff of efforts to pull him off of the ballot based on the january 6th evidence. and here we are again. >> all right. so if this is done jamie raskin spinning his wheels the supreme court has ruled. find out the rest of the schedule. two weeks the decision whether to disqualify willis in the georgia election interference case. obviously she has clearly got ethics issues. if i'm trump, there's a part of me that wants to see her against him. on the 25th the new york hush money case, a lot statute of

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♪ this woman's my destiny [applause] >> will: hey, welcome back to the allen cafe here on "fox & friends" this morning. i thought it would be interesting this morning as we are talking to various diners three people run for the court of criminal appeals. highest criminal court in the state. i want to ask you really quickly what you thought about that #-0 decision in favor of donald trump yesterday. >> i thought it was a great decision and really great for our country. >> will: david, what do you think about the immunity case and all the different things on the docket coming their way in this election year for trump? >> well, it's an important case. the court is doing, i think, a very good job of controlling these issues. putting judges back in the right lane, giving confidence in our judiciary and giving confidence in our legal system and we really need to work on that right now. >> will: these three are running for the court of appeals. lee and i went to law school together. gunner somebody up front i got answer-i got the answer. now he has the answer and he is running for the court of criminal appeals here in texas. >> thanks, will. appreciate it. thank you very much for being

here. gina parker for place 7. david thank for place one and lee friendly 8. counter of criminal appeals appreciate your support. >> will: back like in law school. super tuesday forecast. hey, adam. >> good morning there, will. raw day in new york city it's not the day absolutely everywhere. a lot of people are dealing with some sort of weather conditions as i'm dealing with a little bit of wind out here. dive right into it. the states in the eastern half of the country that have the most to pay attention. to say big weather system moving across the midwest, the southeast, and also the mid-atlantic. that's the one i'm currently dealing with here is your super tuesday forecast. you are seeing mostly the states that have to deal with this who are voting today are the ones across the northeast. the ones across the southeast. you are looking at rain across virginia or vermont. a little bit in virginia. i'm losing my umbrella behind me, maine as well. and across the southeast we are also seeing big showers in alabama, across tennessee. good news is all clear in north

carolina. otherwise, things are looking pretty good across the state. those are your weather headlines for now. tossing it in to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thanks, adam. more than eight doctors are calling on the american academy of dermatology replace dei initiative with something more unifying. seems reasonable, flight critics took to social media sharing the names of those 80-plus doctors that were backing it and slamming their views. our next guest is speaking out against this doxxing and is calling for medical professionals to do better. dr. kathleen brown joins us now from montana. good morning to you, dr. brown. >> good morning. i'm happy to be with you. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on with us. i read your op-ed. you were one of the 80-plus doctors that signed this resolution and posted so that you could all talk about it at annual meeting coming up in few days what are you not happy about with the dei initiative. >> the dei initiative is already in place.

doing more harm than good. there are things that i think we all agree on. we agree that excellence in medicine should absolutely come first. i think we all agree having people with diverse background and diverse opinions is a good thing. it enriches everyone. what we disagree with is the dei programs and the dei ideology. >> ainsley: what are some of those programs? >> i'm sorry? i didn't hear you. >> ainsley: what are some of the programs you want to change? >> yeah. so, the programs are problematic in terms of their divisive. and dermatology is extremely competitive specialty. and so programs that divide people and basically have quotas that it's illegal for one. but, i don't think it's helpful. and it's causing a lot of rancor and gone public which is unfortunate. we should be able to politely

disagree and debate and there is also no place for anti-semitism, which is what brought this resolution forward. there were anti-semitic attacks on colleagues. >> ainsley: okay. yeah. i know you have to be the top of your class in order to match with a dermatology program. so, congratulations on that. so, you wrote this resolution. you posted it. they put names online. they put pictures of some of these dermatologists. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i didn't write the resolution. i signed the resolution. i think it was an internal document. now it's become public. we didn't put this there. but the people who signed the resolution are not going to do the things that were done to us in terms of, you know, don't see these doctors. they are racist. this is their practice. don't trust them. i think that's terrible for medical care and we can do better and we should have a respectful conversation, which is what i'm trying to do.

>> ainsley: it's on fox news if people want to read that shear a quote from the american academy of dermatology. aad advisory board expects professional and collegial debate while the national debate on race and diversity is often turbulent the academy remains steadfast in dedication to the highest quality patient care for all and the professionalism of all of our members. dr. brown, we wish you the best at the annual meeting. thank you so much. >> thank you. and i agree with that statement. >> ainsley: thank you. well, it is a don deal. trump praises the supreme court for putting his name back on the ballot. >> i think it's a very big day for liberty. and i think it's just a great day for this country. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: super tuesday polls are open. ♪ ♪

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>> lawrence: the supreme court blocking a texas law that would allow police to arrest illegal immigrant. in arizona governor katie hobbs vetoing a similar border bill.

griff jenkins is at the eagle pass center with more. hey, griff. >> griff: lawrence, good morning, you have been here many times. let me show you quickly a live look here at a group that's just shown up 10 migrants from peru and colombia. we see it every day but they can't get through because of the razor wire. let me show you a larger group. texas have got this law the supreme court which has stated statestayed it until next week. it would make till legal to cross over into the u.s. be a class b misdemeanor. first time offender. second degree degree felony for second. return migrants who cross illegally back to mexico. but out in arizona, similar legislation that would do the same thing. vetoed by arizona democratic governor katie hobbs. now, let me just quickly show you though, as we have talked a lot about the judge moving out west. you are seeing in the blue states, california, arizona, new mexico, they are the lion's share. 70% in february of the 140,000

plus that crossed are there. texas' numbers are way down. and texas, as you know, lawrence, has five of nine of the entire border sectors but yet their numbers are way down because of the efforts of texas governor greg abbott with razor wire here and putting up impediments. we will see whether or not that law passed. by the way, as for california, no signs that governor gavin newsom is attempting anything like you've got in arizona or texas. lawrence, we will send it back to you. >> lawrence: of course not. because he supports the open border policy. thanks, griff. so right now super tuesday polls open across the country, including maine where trump remains on the ballot after the supreme court unanimously ruled in his favor and against the push to remove him. so, how would it impact voters and the turnout in this election? fox news contributor, former counselor to the president donald trump, kellyanne joins us now. so the supreme court did not just stand with the constitution. but they stood with the voter yesterday.

and a lot of people were concerned about the turnout today based on the reaction. it looks like this will actually help turnout. what do you think? >> they are aapplauding a decision by the supreme court some of our institutions now racked with trump derangement syndrome. weaponizing themselves against him. trying to stop him politically. damage him financially. that you had the supreme court 9-0. even the so-called liberal justices knowing that there is no way a state can remove president trump or anybody else for that matter for federal office from a ballot. let the voters decide. i think it's going to help turnout. there is no suspense today. it's going to be another dominant day for the former and future president donald trump. i think what is incredibly important to watch is how the left, including president biden himself, lawrence, consistently attack the united states supreme court every time they don't get their way and they don't get an opinion they like. they attack the institution. they attack individual justices. and would be assassins show up at those justices homes. it's time to turn down the temperature and respect the

opinions after the affirmative action decision last year. after the student loan case last year. after the dobbs decision. president biden came out and attacked the united states supreme court basically called them mega maga itself a phrase that is back firing. i think now looking at april and the immunity case, that has delayed the january 6th trial. they are going to judge, as president trump said yesterday, not just if he gets immunity but any president gets presidential immunity, full immunity for their actions while in office. >> lawrence: it begs the question number one issue for democrats, they say, based on their polling is democracy. but it looks like they are attacking all elements of democracy. >> well, they say democracy but it's really just code word for january 6th. they wake up every morning the calendar always says january 6th, 2021. the calendar never moves on because they have never moved on. now you see them talking about that. they also talk about -- they say women's health euphemism for

abortion, really. this is a couple things they are going to run on. everybody is polling. fox news, "new york times," senna, rioter. you name the poll says the same thing. trump is dominating the polls. i thought the most remarkable polling statistic in the last couple days came from fox news' poll and "new york times" siena poll. they asked basically has donald trump helped or hurt your family? has joe biden helped or hurt your family? the sitting president, joe biden has 18% of americans saying he has mostly hurt the family. that means there is tripartisan agreement. >> lawrence: so glad you went there. it is about what candidate is helping the american people who is not. it's one thing i have talked to the former president on is moving past the back and forth. this looks like there is a headline out of axios saying top advisers are trying with early success to steer the former president to focus more on the

border and the economy and less on old grievances and personal drama. i would never ask you to disclose personal conversations with the former president, but, what about that moving toward the issues because he wins on the issues. it's the back and forth stuff that people sometimes don't like. >> i certainly wouldn't be one of the advisers leaking to axios gave him the advice. i would just give it to him. he knows how i few. i say fewer insults, less insight. having said that, he has a right to defend himself. the republican primary opponents this time got pretty rancor russ and personal in their insults of president trump he has this effect on the people running against him. you saw hillary clinton's favorability ratings plummet. nikki haley's numbers going down. i think people saw ron desantis or maybe even chris christie as perhaps alternative, somebody who was going to be positive in unifying and they ended up being attacked. but i like the fact and i just want to say this in 2016, he won in michigan and wisconsin among the fifth who did not care for him or hillary, he beat her by

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