to rock the granite state? donald trump, ron desantis and nikki haley in new hampshire as we speak with events set to kickoff in this very hour, but for republican presidential candidates not named donald trump, the hope now is to replenish coffers that are in some cases are emptying and emptying fast. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. it s all about the money and keeping track of the donors and what they re up to as the sands drift and the piles of snow from iowa. welcome. let s get to it with bryan llenas in atkinson, new hampshire with the very latest. bryan? hey, neil. former president trump is set to have his first rally here in new hampshire at the atkinson country club, his first rally in the granite state in about a month. he s hoping to ride that momentum from his historic win in iowa. these are some of the folks waiting in the cold and snow to get in to the rally. vivek ramaswamy will be here after he dropped out of the race and endorsed trump last night. this
financial cushion has gotten a lot of people through very difficult times. and they re worried about what s to come in november. which is why many people are starting to say, hold on a second. if build back better is stalling out, there could be a case just to extend this. just make this a stand-alone bill. even if you re just talking about joe biden and his poll numbers. what do people say they re so worried about right now? inflation, rising prices. those rising prices are going to sting a lot more if people don t have that tax credit. and so why don t they do a stand-alone on this? thus far, it hasn t happened. it s currently part of the build back better plan. this idea, this expanded child tax credit had been kicking around washington for quite some time. they finally got it into the american rescue plan, which is why it s short-term, ending now. and they re somewhat scram in a scramble right to figure out to get this more long-term.
foreign presidential travel. something will always happen at home that will overshadow your trip. that is it could be the fact that kamala harris s border trip didn t turn out well. the fact that he s legislative agenda is stalling out, possibly ever in free fall. and the thing that they ll benefit from, the media will take all of these opportunities to show how biden is different from trump. but that only lasts for a little while. after that you get into the meat of the issues. they have big problems on their hands. martha: with regard to the criticism of kamala harris s trip, they called it a difficult trip. it questions as democratic strategist. shows going to be haunted by this trip. this issue for as long as she s in politics. the boreder is a thorny issue and she can t win in her party and will be targeted for a long time are from republicans, a very strong statement. the strategy has been baffling. you think and why she got assigned the border issue. she was asked if she w
violence victims ending with a moment of silence at 12:28 a.m., the moment the shootings started in the theater changing lives forever. there are a couple other events planned for this weekend to commemorate the one-year anniversary. one couple inside the theater during the shooting has chosen this weekend to get married. poppy? victor? ted, thank you for that. the motor city, stalling out. we re going to talk about the city s beleaguered finances and the tens of thousands of city workers and retirees caught in the middle. how can i help you? oh, you re real? you know i m real! at discover, we re always here to talk.
here s where it gets screwed up. the more punch in the recovery, the more the punch bowl goes away this fall because we keep averages close to 200,000 jobs a month, and housing keeps improving also it has, and retail sales continue picking up like they have been the last few months, who needs this guy propping things up month after month. so that s the worry going forward. today, petitioner today, peter barnes. today it looked like the job creation might be stalling out, but the after today, the 195,000 jobs, it looks like it s continuing to grow. the job creation, at a moderate clip. enough to get the fed to start dialing back some of its stimulus, perhaps sometime later this year. specifically to start reducing