Topic: New Hampshire Poll

Roger Stone compares the current GOP race to the 1980 primary, where Ronald Reagan lost Iowa to George H.W. Bush due to a lack of organization. Trump has avoided this mistake by maintaining a heavy presence in Iowa and New Hampshire. Recent CNN polls showing a narrowing gap between Trump and Haley are dismissed as media-driven "confections" designed to create the impression of a surge.

The hosts discuss the total breakdown of the Democratic hold on Hispanic voters in Florida, noting an "audible gasp" from MSNBC analysts over the Miami-Dade returns. Ali Alexander analyzes tightening races in Ohio and New Hampshire, predicting that the "Blue Mirage" will evaporate as the night progresses. He asserts that there are no "secret voters" for Democrats and that margins will shift toward the GOP.

Alex Jones compares Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to Donald Trump, noting that DeSantis is leading in several national and New Hampshire polls. Jones criticizes Trump for being "pig-headed" regarding his support for the COVID-19 vaccines, while praising DeSantis for fighting "medical tyranny." He suggests that DeSantis, Jair Bolsonaro, and Viktor Orbán are currently more effective leaders than Trump.