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you. >> thank you. so happy to see you in d.c. >> the pie is ready. it's baked. go sell the damn pie. >> it's delicious. >> stop whining and sell the pie, right? >> just win, baby. >> just win, baby. coming up, brand-new polling shows a competitive race between president biden and donald trump in a key battleground state. we'll dig into the new numbers. plus -- >> your husband is 81. at the end of a second term, he would be 86. as his life partner of 46 years s there a part of you that is worried about his age and health? can he do it? >> hear how first lady dr. jill biden answered that question and many more from my exclusive interview with her straight ahead on "morning joe." g joe.
president joe biden's re-election campaign, her priorities as first lady, and the attacks against hunter biden and her family. >> you have been married to president joe biden for 46 years. >> mm-hmm. >> there have been senate races, three presidential campaigns, eight years of your husband serving as vice president. unthinkable personal loss, and challenge, and now democracy is on the ballot. >> mm-hmm. >> what do you think when you hear people say, well, i just can't vote for joe biden this election? what is it they may not know about him at this point especially when the alternative seems to want to change this nation so radically? >> well, you know, mika, when i was dating joe, one of the things that drew me to him was his strength, and i -- at that
total and absolute power to protect american democracy to find it unrecognizable to the sacred cause of democracy. president biden has not had any public events here at the white house this week or last week although has given some campaign speeches to the road. tomorrow he heads to pennsylvania to talk about bidenomics, a poll shows trump leading biden, but expect to hear trump weave biden into everything, including remarks about the economy. >> when there's a crash, i hope it's going to be during this next 12 months because i don't want to be herbert hoover. the one president i just don't want to be herbert hoover. >> he's acknowledging my economy is doing well. you understand, herbert hoover, the only other president who lost jobs during his term. >> jacqui: a fox poll has trump leading biden nationally, 50 to 46% and reports the biden
he's the 30th seed. but remember murray had that impressive run to the third round last year and is a five time beaten finalist in melbourne. cam norrie is the british number one — he's seeded 19th and will faces peru'sjuan pablo varillas in a part of the draw which appears to be kind for him. that's not the case for dan evans, coming back from a calf injury, waiting for him in the first round wil be italy's world number 46 lorenzo sonego. if evans wins that — carlos alcaraz most likely awaits in the next round. and as forjack draper — on a good run of form at the moment, here he is in adelaide earlier beating america's tommy paul to reach the semi finals in straight sets, 6—1, 6—4. at the australian open, his first round opponent will be another american — marcos giron — who's ranked 60th and has never been past the first round in melbourne. despite playing what he callled awful snooker at times — ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of the masters for the fifteenth time after beating barry hawkins.
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voter in new hampshire told the boston globe, it's not about enthusiasm. it's about democracy. he told the boston globe pollsters that he would vote for chris christie and the republican presidential primary in new hampshire and then he would vote for joe biden in november if donald trump is a republican nominee. he told the globe, i'm voting for the constitution. i know what it means to take an oath, an air force ten, and i'm certainly not willing to put in a guy who wants to be an authoritarian. a boston globe's latest poll of likely voters in the new hampshire primary shows donald trump at 46% of the vote in the republican presidential primary with nikki haley 27%, and chris christie is a distant third at 12% followed by the fading campaign of florida governor ron, desantis, at 8% but the most important numbers in the boston globe full polls show th in november joe biden
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boston globe's latest poll of likely voters in the new hampshire primary shows donald trump at 46% of the vote in the republican presidential primary, with nikki haley 27%, chris christie a distant third at 12%, followed by the fading campaign of florida governor ron desantis at 8%, but the most important numbers in the boston globe poll show that in november joe biden would meet donald trump by the same margin that he beat donald trump by last time. joe biden has a eight point lead on donald trump in the new hampshire poll of likely voters. that poll was taken before donald trump said in an interview last night that he hopes the economy crashes this year the way did during herbert hoover's administration, which made it relatively easier for franklin delano roosevelt to win the 1932 presidential election. joining us is simon rosenberg longtime democratic strategist, and author of whole pm chronicles on substack. simon, thank you for us joining
he's banking on the polls to be way off to give him a little boost. >> he's got to put a brave face on it. he did a good job of that tonight. what else is he -- what else has he got? he's way behind. not just in iowa, the really shocking indication of the complete collapse, really, of ron desantis' campaign is that poll we should from new hampshire where he is fifth in new hampshire. if he doesn't do really well in iowa, his campaign is basically over. >> trace: it really is, and a lot of people have echoed that. some people think former president trump -- talking about iowa here -- something he could pull record numbers. 46, even 50%. "the wall street journal" thinks the former president is a little bit reticent to really give the go on iowa and new hampshire. quoting here, "who's afraid of nikki haley? iowa and new hampshire have been known to surprise in the 45th president is behaving like that