martha maccallum and i will moderate that. thursday night, president trump joins us in scranton, pennsylvania, his first town hall of the election cycle in the city joe biden grew up in. that town hall also begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. the south carolina primary is tomorrow night. the front runner, former vice president joe biden walking back in a statement he made in order to carry favor it seems with the african-american community. corresponded peter doocy has the latest from the campaign trail tonight in columbia. >> joe biden betting big. >> you want to know what's going on, you go to the barber shops and beauty. >> he spent part of the day backing off the campaign trail about nelson mandela. >> i had the great honor of meeting him. i had a great honor of being arrested with you in ambassador in the streets of soweto trying to get this scene in robin's iron, and island >> i was not arrested, i was stopped. >> candidates have been caught like this before the keller clinton in 2008 remembered a child greeting her in bos

martha maccallum, host of "the story," is here. an author of the book "unknown relic: the story of family and sacrifice, from pearl harbor to iwo jima." we will get is that a little bit later. welcome. fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. and in the center seat, former communications director for's former senator harry reid, jon summers is here. we say he's "outnumbered." quite a night last night. first i want to get to our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel come alive on the hill. my? >> harris, thank you. chuck schumer is preparing at $8.5 billion request for the coronavirus outbreak. that is significant and more than the trump administration had requested. it is expected to include $1.5 billion for the centers for disease control. $3 billion for the fund, hospital preparedness. to me adults for state and local reimbursement, $1 billion, and $1 billion for vaccine development. today the health and human services secretary talked about what the trump administration wants. >> on monday, the request to make at le

report from on the ground live in a prayer view from my colleague martha maccallum. are we on the verge of peace in afghanistan ending the longest war in american history? it is reportedly incite tonight. welcome to fox news at night. first up continuing coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. a couple hours ago the governor of oregon revealed that state's first possible case of coronavirus saying a worker at an elementary school tested positive for the virus but still has to go through confirmation from the cdc. of confirmed it will raise more questions about how the virus may spread. trace gallagher has details on another case in california. >> reporter: northern california has another case of coronavirus in santa clara county. there are chronic health issues suffering respiratory illness, her physician contacted health officials tested. and the lowest case of community spread meeting it is unknown how she might have contracted that. investigating how another northern california woman contracted coronavirus. she did not travel outside the country and had no known con

i want to bring in martha maccallum, bret baier. both are waiting. the results, martha, and a sense of how late this could go customer unbelievable. >> martha: we are hearing soon. we are hoping we can make a call soon. we're basically looking at two counties here. we are waiting for these last votes to come in and one of the interesting things that came out in the fox about her analysis, laura, is that the late deciders tied between buttigieg and klobuchar and i think we are seeing some of that play out here late night tonight. >> bret: those two cities are actually the ones that are just not complete and they are actually down to like, 22%, 33% reporting, the rest of it, 100% reporting and there you can see the breakdown but there is en there that buttigieg could close or klobuchar could come in second. it looks like bernie sanders is heading for a win. but it is going to be a lot closer than people thought going into tonight. >> laura: pete buttigieg is taking the microphone now so we're going to stop in and check in with him and see what he has t

brett behr and martha maccallum. fox news contributor dan bongino, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera, dan, i will break custom and i will start with you tonight because i will just say this. if this was a republican come if this was donald trump, if this s any republican candidate saying a what michael bloomberg said, what would be the reaction? that is number one and number two, a possible fifth place finish for what was supposed to be the democratic front runner by the name of joe biden. >> yeah, let me just point to first the great irony of the impeachment hoax leveled at donald trump, sean. it succeeded in impeaching joe biden, who is not the president of the united states. his campaign has effectively done. i think it is over with. his goose is cooked. south carolina cannot be a firewall if it is not in fact a wall. it does not look to be the case in this point. regarding the bluebird tape what kind of language is that? i mean, to talk about young minority 16-25 come again his words not mine, we are

a report from on the ground live and we will talk to martha maccallum and her new book. peace in afghanistan? the end to the longest war in american history is in sight. welcome to fox news @ night. first the coronavirus outbreak. the governor of oregon revealed that state's first possible case of coronavirus saying a worker in an elementary school tested positive. that has to go through confirmation from the cdc. trace gallagher with another case in california. >> northern california has another case of coronavirus in santa clara valley. it's an older woman with chronic health issues. her physician contacted health officials and she was quickly tested. she appears to be the second u.s. case of community spread it's unknown how she contracted the disease. california health officials are investigating another northern california woman who got coronavirus and she had no known contact with infected people. because she was not tested for several days. the cdc is changing the testing standards for coronavirus. president trump talked about the politics from the coronavirus. >>

are they treating bernie sanders as a front runner in iowa, bret baier in martha maccallum as they are on deck in des moines. ♪ >> the last day before the iowa caucuses in most of the media is about a man who was a real threat to the nomination, bernie sanders. >> the party better wake up. if they think the faces of the party that are going to be donald trump's bernie sanders and aoc, they are smoking something. >> bernie sanders, the democratic establishment, the more you talk to bernie sanders, the more -- >> they are colluding against bernie sanders, they did that in 2016. >> something newsworthy, bernie sanders became a democrat front runner, we did not think that was going to happen. he just had a heart attack. >> joining us from des moines bret baier and local anchor and special report martha maccallum host of the special impeachment coverage. brett i will start with you, front page headline in today's washington post. senders and an specter of socialism. >> bernie sanders whose ahead and several recent polls and virtually tied nationally with joe biden in a wall street journal

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and martha maccallum joins us for the first coming on. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: you learned a lot but what did you learn in this book? give us the outline. >> it begins with letters written to my mother and my grandfather from her cousin, harry who was an 18-year-old kid fighting on iwo jima. i was always fascinated by the letters. i started researching them and i got all his marine documents and that led to others with him. i ended up finding two with them, charlie lives in pennsylvania and george who lives in port and out. but was a football buddy of my uncle back in boston before they left for the war. and the stories of these young men and the 17 and 18-year-olds who were willing to give up everything, tucker, some of whom stole, when i met, iwo jima, stowed baptism certificate from his church because he wanted to go so badly at the age of 16. and incredibly inspiring and the love for our country is something that, you know, makes a stop and think about where we are in our country today and a lot of wa

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are they treating bernie sanders as a front runner in iowa, bret baier in martha maccallum as they are on deck in >> the last day before the iowa caucuses in most of the media is about a man who was a real threat to the nomination, bernie sanders. >> the party better wake up. if they think the faces of the party that are going to be donald trump's bernie sanders and aoc, they are smoking something. >> bernie sanders, the democratic establishment, the more you talk to bernie sanders, the more -- >> they are colluding against bernie sanders, they did that in 2016. >> something newsworthy, bernie sanders became a democrat front runner, we did not think that was going to happen. he just had a heart attack. >> joining us from des moines bret baier and local anchor and special report martha maccallum host of the special impeachment coverage. brett i will start with you, front page headline in today's washington post. senders and an specter of socialism. >> bernie sanders whose ahead and several recent polls and virtually tied nationally with joe biden in a wall street journal nbc survey has

fox news coverage of the 2020 iowa caucuses starts right now, i'm bret baier. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum, good evening, everybody. we are coming to you from the iowa event center in downtown des moines where the results will be tabulated from tonight's first voting of the presidential primary season. >> bret: in the next two hours we will have a lab report from the head quarters of all the major candidates and check in with iowans were caucusing tonight, that's the big deal, talk to them about why they are supporting with their supporting, their chosen candidates, and we

back here in des moines with martha maccallum, brit hume and juan williams, great to see you guys? how are we doing, are we fresh? >> we didn't have to fly out here from miami. >> will that wasn't much of a struggle. it's good to be with you. welcome. what is your sense about here in iowa as the attention of the country, martha, access to this part of the country and also part of the campaign? >> we spent quite a bit of time with the candidates talking on the street. there is a very strong sense that they want to get it right which means they feel like less time they got it wrong by picking someone who was an establishment candidate. for many of these voters, the decision is, should i go with my head or go with my heart? the head candidate seems to be joe biden and the heart candidate at this point seems to be somewhere along the lines of bernie sanders, pete buttigieg or amy klobuchar. that's what will make tonight really interesting. >> how often does this whole impeachment thing come up here? >> you don't hear that much. they are concerned about local issues and concerned about

martha: and i'm martha maccallum, we're just two days away from this first in the nation primary. virtually the entire democratic field crisscrossing new hampshire, but it's bernie sanders and pete buttigieg who are trying to capitalize heading into tuesday. both candidates spoke with chris wallace earlier on "fox news sunday." >> we are building the movement that is going to defeat donald trump. i want everybody to help out. i want everybody who shares that vision to be at our side. i'm building a campaign that's not defined by who we reequity, it's defined by belonging, by inclusion. >> we are a campaign of the working class, by the working class and for the working class. and we are going to take on wall street and the insurance companies and the drug compans and the fossil fuel industry and finally create a government and an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%. bret: the latest real clear politics average of polls showing sanders in the lead but mayor with pete not far behind. new hampshire has 1,191 -- martha: we have expert analysis ahead with chris wallace and

brett baron martha maccallum in new hampshire, take it away. >> bret: right now in the granite state, the outcome of tonight's primary is anything but set in stone, we are live from bedford new hampshire, this is fox news democracy 2020 and the new hampshire primary and it's still going on, i'm brett bear. i martha maccallum, right now this race is too early to call, numbers in some areas not complete yet and once again, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are battling it out for the top spot. this is a state that sanders won handily four years ago but now he finds himself just barely eking out a potential win here. mayor buttigieg addressing supporters now. >> bret: here is where things stand at this hour, 26.2%, 75% in at this point. surprising push for amy klobuchar in third and mayor pete still the separation there is about 5,000 votes. >> martha: another poor showing, very tough night for joe biden. the former vice president moved on, he went to south carolina earlier in the day, he skipped his new hampshire watch party, small crowd as they watched him on video in south carolina. >

and martha maccallum joins us for the first coming on. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: you learned a lotlu but what did you learn in this book? give us the outline. >> it begins with letters written to my mother and my grandfather from her cousin, harry who was an 18-year-old kid fighting on iwo jima. i was always fascinated by the letters. i started researching them and i got all his marine documents and that led to others with him. i ended up finding two with them, charlie lives in pennsylvania and george who lives in florida now. but was a football buddy of my uncle back in boston before they left for the war. and the stories of these young men and the 17 and 18-year-oldsd who were willing to give up everything, tucker, some of whom stole, when i met, iwo jima,wh stole baptism certificate from his church because he wanted to go so badly at the age of 16. and incredibly inspiring and the love for our country is something that, you know, makes a stop and think about where we are in our country today and a lot of

i'm martha maccallum. this is "the story" tonight. president trump says his administration is totally prepared to deal withco here in the united states. more than 81,000 cases have been confirmed worldwide. there's been more than 2,700 deaths. while most deaths have happened in china, the virus is far from isolated in one region. 391 countries have confirmed that it is within their borders. the president seeking to educate the public and quell the growing concerns with this news conference today. senator john kennedy joins me on the response to this outbreak. he questioned the heads of hhs and dhs on how we're doing in combatting coronavirus here in the united states. we start with what we heard from the president just moments ago. kristin fisher was in the ream and asking questions. good evening, kristin. >> good evening. president trump really pushed back on the assessment that the cdc put out yesterday. they said it was inevitable that the coronavirus will be spreading in the united states. it's a question of not if but when. well,

now, now, now. >> martha: it there you have, good evening, everybody, i martha maccallum i martha maccallum. >> bret: i'm bret baier, fox news special coverage of the first in the nation, presidential primary here in new hampshire. >> martha: is a beautiful spot and the democrats are making their final push year and president trump says he wants to "shake them up" which is why a few miles down the road tonight he's holding the rally of his own. supporters across the country just five hours before the first primary votes are cast. >> bret: bernie sanders in pete buttigieg, it's a nine-point search by minnesota senator amy klobuchar and the polls have some analysts predicting she could "put the nail in the coffin for candidates like elizabeth warren and joe biden. >> martha: symone sanders joining us moment and live on the ground all across the state of new hampshire with the fox news coverage throughout the hour. and jackie with jerome tonight. >> good evening, guys, online going out the story. 7500 peoples and is quickly filling up and finishing the stopped an demand to make today. alexande

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in a few minutes, amy klobuchar will join martha maccallum and me for a town hall ahead of voting in this state on super tuesday. breaking on the politics front, we have new numbers on the race for the white house. the latest fox news national poll out tonight shows bernie sanders with a 13-point cushion on joe biden. mike bloomberg is third in 16%. pete buttigieg has 12, elizabeth warren is fifth and amy klobuchar has 5% supporting our latest national polls. 56% of those surveyed feel president trump will be re-elected in november. just 34% disagree. we are two days away from a south carolina primary critical to joe biden's presidential hopes. and we're five days away from a super tuesday that is critical to all of the candidates' futures. peter doocy is with us here in raleigh to tell us what else we're learning from the campaign trail and from this latest poll. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. joe biden hasn't won anything yet but he's in south carolina trying to expand his lead as bernie sanders and michael bloomberg try to expand the map. sanders and bloomberg hit thr

i am bret baier. >> martha: and i am martha maccallum. we expect that president trump will make his way into the chamber. mike pence and nancy pelosi the speaker of the house waiting for him. they have a tense relationship. the sergeant of arms will make his way down the aisle. >> martha: john roberts on the north lawn for the white house. what we can expect to hear tonight. >> the president about to give what he hopes will be 4 more state of the union to come as he seeks reelection. the theme is return to american greatness. the president said he rejected the downsizing of america's destiny. the president will go over the record of his administration. the trade deals and the china and japan and south korea. 3.5 million more working age people have joined the work force. 12,000 new american factors. the united states is the number 1 producer of oil and gas in the world. new tonight will be some new measures on education, the president will say, on the screen: no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing american school. he

maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening, bernie sanders the man to beat right now and the nomination race was the first candidate to slam president trump today for granting clemency to 11 people, some of them are on the screen including former democratic governor rod blagojevich was once on the apprentice, bernie sanders tweeted "today trump rented clemency to billionaires and corrupt government officials. meanwhile, thousands of poor and working-class kids sit in jail for nonviolent violations. this is what a broken and racist system looks like." in moments we look at alum marie johnson, she was serving a sente she committed

. >> klobuchar using a townhall to reinforce her pro-choice stance, martha maccallum asking about the senate vote on a 20 week abortion ban. >> i would have voted with the democrats on that because roe v wade is the law of the land. a lot of these bills are attempts to change that.preside finesfy roe versus wade into law. one of klobuchar's competitors, elizabeth warren wants to use border wall funding, $10 billion from homeland security, the health and human services department. warren says rather than use taxpayer dollars for money meant to hate and division. the federal government has resources it needs to adequately respond, pulling troops from the southern border. and the border wall construction. attorney general william barr pushing back against anti-cop attitudes. in miami william barr called on americans to respect officers for putting their lives on the line every day. >> being a police officer is more difficult than it has ever been before. >> far from respecting the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect us it is becoming common. they have to look back to

"the story" by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: no, no. she's very calm. very calm. thanks, bret. see you soon. >> we went through hell unfairly. did nothing wrong. did nothing wrong. this is what the end result is. we first went through russia, russia, russia. it was all [bleep]. adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. nancy pelosi is a horrible person. then you have some that use religion as a crutch. they never used it before. but you know, it's a failed presidential candidate. so things can happen when you fail so badly running for president. think of it. a phone call. a very good phone call. i know bad phone calls. now we have the gorgeous word. i never thought a word would sound so good. it's called "total acquittal." i want to thank my family for sticking through it. this was not part of the deal. this is a day of celebration. we went through hell. >> martha: president trump taking a victory lap today on the heels of his senate acquittal. it wasn't a news conference or a speech. he said it was a celebration coming after three years of investigations into hi

maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening, bernie sanders the man to beat right now and the nomination race was the first candidate to slam president trump today for granting clemency to 11 people, some of them are on the screen including former democratic governor rod blagojevich was once on the apprentice, bernie sanders tweeted "today trump rented clemency to billionaires and corrupt government officials. meanwhile, thousands of poor and working-class kids sit in jail for nonviolent violations. this is what a broken and racist system looks like." in moments we look at alum marie johnson, she was serving a sente she committed in the 90s. >> i'm so thankful, i feel like my life is starting over again. this is a miracle day. >> martha: in 2019, the white house past the first step act allowing more discretion in sentencing drug offenders while reducing me mandatory minimums r nonviolent crimes. is this issue a question of justice, penalty that fits the crime, or is it of color and economic class as bernie sanders contends? in 2018, conservative filmmaker and author dinesh d's

that's it for this "special report," "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much. here's the question tonight, can bernie beat joe biden on saturday in south carolina and can he possibly beat president trump? that is the big question as we look ahead to the debate staged night and the next big contest in south carolina. make no mistake, if bernie bypasses joe biden in south carolina, there will be a freak out on some level in some parts of the democratic party and it could sound like this. >> is he a democrat? >> he's a democratic socialist, he would be a socialist by the time trump and the russians were done with him. >> martha: others are warming to bernie sanders as the nominee saying "he has a broad base and very passionate followers. and that means he can absolutely be president trump. "south carolina senator lindsey graham says his brand of politics he believes is too extreme. >> if he wins or is a close second in south carolina, it's probably bernie's to lose and from a republican point of view, i just don't think socialism -- i don't k

that's it for this "special report," "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much. here's the question tonight, can bernie beat joe biden on saturday in south carolina and can he possibly beat president trump? that is the big question as we look ahead to the debate staged night and the next big contest in south carolina. make no mistake, if bernie bypasses joe biden in south carolina, there will be a freak out on some level in some parts of the democratic party and it could sound like this. >> is he a democrat? >> he's a democratic socialist, he would be a socialist by the

"the story" by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: no, no. she's very calm. very calm. thanks, bret. see you soon. >> we went through hell unfairly. did nothing wrong. did nothing wrong. this is what the end result is. we first went through russia, russia, russia. it was all [bleep]. adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. nancy pelosi is a horrible person. then you have some that use religion as a crutch. they never used it before. but you know, it's a failed presidential candidate. so things can happen when you

. >> speaking with martha maccallum senator cut suggested the possibility of a lab accident where someone at the wuhan facility accidentally becoming infected and those these are still considered fringe theories and miniseries scientists are not taking them seriously, at the same time senator cotton is not alone in his concerns. >> people have been concerned about the superlab in wuhan. they do do research on the coronavirus, the disease itself is highly infectious. it is not as fatal as sars but the spanish for the same fatality rate that was more highly infectious and killed 50 million people so experts are concerned because this jumped and mutated so quickly from supposedly an animal to a human, human to human. >> the conditions now are better than they were at the time of the spanish flu. even in china which doesn't have new healthcare infrastructure we have in the united states and if you were going to make a bio weapon you would definitely make it more deadly and spread more easily than this one. >> strong analysis and context, thanks very much. tonight the trump administration meet

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tonight martha maccallum will speak exclusively to rob blagojevich, and former new york city police officer bernard carey who president trump also pardoned. that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "the story" right here on the fox news channel. bernie sanders sitting, exploding wit with one of his biggest allies after alexandria ocasio-cortez that he may need to tweak his plan. how bernie is responding, next. ♪ i have major money saving news for my fellow veterans. va mortgage rates have dropped to near 50 year lows. call newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year. with the newday va streamline refi there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. and my team can close your loan in as little as 30 days. one call can save you $2000 every year. lobster fan like wild caught lobster, butter poached, creamy and roasted. or try lobster sautéed with crab, shrimp and more. so hurry in and let's lobsterfest. or get it to go at red lobster dot com >> president trump: i do make thihis job harder, i do agree wh that. he's a very straight shooter. he's a great attorney gene

joining us now for more on this martha maccallum and author of a new book "unknown valor." sometimes a story can best be told by some front pages in the "new york post." a week ago. black and bloom. okay. he was in the middle of it. party bashers. you have a baseball bat for biden, a knife for bloomberg, you have the boxing gloves. it got ugly. >> look at the hat on bernie. no nuance there. >> does it help the democratic party to have this kind of a food fight at this point? >> no. one of the moments that caught my eye amy klobuchar standing in between steyer and biden scrapping over here. someone like her would like to discuss policy more. we'll talk to her tomorrow night, bret and i in north carolina we'll be with her in a town hall. it was clear to me when everybody had the campaign meetings with the teams getting ready to go out there. do not hold back. be forceful and aggressive and get your point out there. they decided to do it at exact tli same time. >> ed: they want to score their points but this is how it plays out. watch. >> look, first of all -- >> bernie, let m

maccallum. that's it from this "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. martha, i miss you. >> martha: everybody has to go home for a few hours. we will talk to major white. a terrific man and will come up later in the show. good to see you, bret. have a good night. all right, everybody. the focus on last nights president of primary was on the democrats who are in a battle to choose a candidate to run against president trump and president trump, like most incumbents, cruised to victory among new hampshire voters, but it's the size of the win that's getting some attention tonight because the president amassed more votes in the granite state than any incumbent in history. brad parscale, president trump's campaign manager happy about that and also some brand-new

maccallum. that's it from this "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. martha, i miss you. >> martha: everybody has to go home for a few hours. we will talk to major white. a terrific man and will come up later in the show. good to see you, bret. have a good night. all right, everybody. the focus on last nights president of primary was on the democrats who are in a battle to choose a candidate to run against president trump and president trump, like most incumbents, cruised to victory among new hampshire voters, but it's the size of the win that's getting some attention tonight because the president amassed more votes in the granite state than any incumbent in history. brad parscale, president trump's campaign manager happy about that and also some brand-new numbers of reaction among independents after the state of the union that we are going to look at as well. also, congressman ro khanna, national chair of the sanders presidential campaign on his candidates win last night and why this migh

>> harris: good evening, i'm harris faulkner in prime time and in four martha maccallum, and this is "the story." in about 18 hours, some call it the first real preview of what democratic voters want in 2020 given the state's diverse population, cultural, race, age, et cetera. and with a panel of voters, all that with devin nunes, top republican on breaking news that russia is trying to aid the bernie sanders campaign. exclusive look tonight at the harvey weinstein case. former reporter inside the courtroom as the jury says it has now flipped on the most serious charges against him. jacqui heinrich live on the ground in nevada. jackie jacqui? >> democrats forming the bottom for a last push before tomorrow's caucuses, and president trump was not going to let them hog the spotlight. the same strategy he used in iowa and new hampshire ahead of their nominating contests, and chance to grab headlines and show voters that there is another choice come november. >> they say they are going to have a lot of problems tomorrow. i hate to tell you this. i don't know. have you heard? i hear the co

. >> and i martha maccallum. we are coming live from the fox box in bedford new hampshire. >> bret: in a little less then one hour the polls close here and then all the polls will close at 8:00 p.m. we have fox team coverage to start at the show, correspondence covering all the ager campaigns plus the finest analysis, opinion and even predictions along the way. >> martha: let's kick things off in manchester where correspondent peter doocy shows us how the candidate spent his final day. >> good evening martha and brett. joe biden predicted last week that he would probably take a hit here but he wouldn't be around to file. biden volunteers and well-wishers from his ten new hampshire field office will watch the results come in tonight by themselves so he can get a head start on the south carolina primary. >> and heading to south carolina tonight. >> but that wasn't the plan when biden started courting new hampshire voters. >> new hampshire is important that i plan on winning. >> stilled 77-year-old believes history

we will have martha maccallum, chris wallace and rich hume. you don't want to miss it. in the meantime neil will come up talking about the coronavirus and the effect it is having on the markets. i've had a lot of angst against that virus, whether the ability to control it is something that china can handle or whether or not other countries can handle it. neil will have the low down for you on that. later tonight, president trump is in new hampshire for a big rally. four years ago, he did this and he got all the headlines. how will he try to drum up the attention that democratic candidates hope to receive your in the state that prides itself on independence? they call them undeclared and we will see which way they go tomorrow. until then, i'm bill hemmer live here in new hampshire. coverage throughout the day and in the meantime, here is neil cavuto to my left. s and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? maybe not jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save y

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(howling wind) (howling wind) >> katie: martha maccallum joins us at the table to talk 2020 and her fantastic new book unknown valor, a story of family, courage, and sacrifice from pearl harbor to iwo jima. thank you for being here but for us back to politics, trying to revive his campaign by winning south carolina, gaps like this probably aren't helping. >> i have a simple proposition here, i am here to ask you for your help right up front, you don't get far unless you ask. my name is joe biden, i'm a democratic candidate, how about, give me a look, okay? >> dana: when amy klobuchar was asked to the president of mexico, these guys are tired, they are out there, it's a lot of energy and you can have a flub. one thing i would say about what's happening with joe biden is just look at that way are the advanced people, where was the beautiful shot, where you have nothing that says he looks like he could be president? it looks like a student council election. >> greg: those are physiological gaffes. that's not like i don't know the president of mexico, those are physiological, biological issues th

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i am martha maccallum. >> i am bret baier, just moments away returning the verdict in president trump's impeachment trial. >> senators will castro two votes. one for each article of impeachment. the first abuse of power, and obstruction of congress. >> guilty or not guilty, for a look at how this will play out, let's turn to congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill. good afternoon, chad. >> for only the third time in u.s. history, the senate will vote to determine the guilt or innocence of a u.s. president. there have been a total of impeachment -- 20impeachments, s and removals, that will not happen today. in the past several moments we have gotten the news that joe manchin, democratic senator from west virginia will vote to convict, and the senator from arizona will vote to convict as well paired here are the mechanics. when i come back into session, they will go through each article of impeachment, the senators will be called alphabetically. they will rise from the desk and vote guilty, not guilty, then they will tabulate. it takes 67 votes, if you go back to 1999 wit

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today, martha maccallum and bret baier will begin our coverage shortly before what is planned to be a 4:00 p.m. eastern vote in the senate. you will hear from senators. we will know how everybody's voting. we will have the outcome of the senate impeachment trial, of donald j. trump. 3:55 p.m. eastern is your tune in four bret and martha. the president touting a booming economy in his state of the union address last night. what democrats had to say about his claim, as they called it. now, this debate moves forward in 2020. what will it look like? ♪ >> the unemployment rate for african-americans, hispanic-americans, and asian-americans has reached the lowest levels in history. ♪ i have major money saving news for my fellow veterans. va mortgage rates have dropped to near 50 year lows. call newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year. with the newday va streamline refi there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. and my team can close your loan in as little as 30 days. one call can save you $2000 every year. g0d0j ú á1tÏ.á;igqub most people think as

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joining us live from des moines, our own martha maccallum and bret baier. seems like a lot of infighting on a lot of battling behind the scenes. bret baier, martha, what do you think? >> bret: i think you're right. it's a tight race. we don't have any hard numbers. we have entrance data and the voter analysis data. looks like a very tight race. looks perhaps like mayor pete might be having a better night than people thought he would have. sanders very strong here in iowa, continues to show that. until we get those numbers out of those precincts from all those different moving around, we sure. >> martha: the first alignment numbers with a percent and a half in so far, it looks like it's potentially a good night for pete buttigieg, though it's really too early to say. he seemed to have had some momentum in the final days as we headed into the caucus here. as you say, bernie sanders feels very put upon by the rest of his party. they want to make sure that they get, that they get an honest outcome from tonight. there's a lot of forces very concerned about him d

bret baier and martha maccallum coming to you live from the granite state. that kicks off tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news challenge. eric: just over an hour from now. a big week coming up, wow. arthel: i'm going to go home and watch it. meanwhile, check out "the greg gutfeld show". he's up next. eric and i will see you next weekend. thank you very much for joining us. eric: take care. ♪. greg: they have something going on and i will, it's embarrassing. although i am not overly embarrassed by. [laughter] i see they are saying it's a disaster, trump is going to kill us on this one. they are right. greg: can't argue with him. [cheering] greg: it is time for the bus show of your life, ever.