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Haley argues DeSantis 'is invisible' – emphasizes 'it's Trump we're going after'
ROCHESTER, N.H. – She traded fire for weeks ahead of the Iowa caucuses with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, her Republican presidential rival.
But now that the 2024 GOP nomination race has shifted to New Hampshire, Nikki Haley says that former President Donald Trump “is the one I want. Trump is the one I’m going for.”
Haley was edged by DeSantis for a distant second place to the former president in Monday night’s caucuses in Iowa. Trump – the commanding front-runner in the Republican race as he makes his third straight White House run – grabbed 51% of the vote in Iowa as he obliterated the previous margin of victory in a GOP presidential caucus.
But the latest polls in New Hampshire – which votes second overall in the Republican schedule and holds the first primary next Tuesday – indicate Haley is competitive with Trump while DeSantis is a distant third in single digits.
DESANTIS CAMPAIGNS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, BUT MOST OF HIS STAFF DECAMPS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican presidential candidate, speaks at an event in Hampton, New Hampshire on Jan. 17, 2024 (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)
DeSantis, speaking to voters Wednesday afternoon in Hampton, New Hampshire, pointed to the caucus results and emphasized “I finished second. She didn’t, I mean, that’s just the reality, you know. So I don’t know how they’re going to spin that.”
Pushing back, Haley touted her Iowa finish.
“We started at two percent. We ended at 20,” she noted in a Fox News interview ahead of a campaign event at an American Legion post in Rochester, New Hampshire. “If anybody doesn’t see the momentum in that, then that’s their problem. It’s not mine. But we’re going to continue to go further. We’re way above 30% here.”
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Haley, a former two-term South Carolina governor who later served as U.N. ambassador in the Trump administration, has repeatedly said this week that it’s a two-person race going forward with Trump.
Former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, a Republican presidential candidate, stands for photos with supporter, in Rochester, New Hampshire on Jan. 17, 2024 (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)
“Ron is invisible in New Hampshire and South Carolina. Everybody can see that,” Haley argued.
DeSantis, speaking with Fox News in Derry, New Hampshire, argued that Haley “cannot beat Donald Trump in New Hampshire. And she definitely can’t beat him in her home state of South Carolina. That’s just the reality.”
The latest polling in South Carolina, which holds the first southern primary on Feb. 24, indicates Trump with a large double-digit lead over Haley, with DeSantis a distant third in single digits.
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“He’s closer to zero than he is to me in either of these states,” Haley said of DeSantis. “So it’s more about his survival. We’re strong. It’s a two-person race here in New Hampshire. It’s a two-person race in South Carolina. So, we’re focused on Trump.”
And looking to the former president, Haley said “you see how close it is with both of us in New Hampshire. Same in South Carolina. We’re going to try to make it closer. That’s the goal. So it’s Trump we’re going after.”
Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event in Portsmouth, N.H., Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
While Haley was finishing up her campaign event in Rochester, Trump was getting ready to take the stage at a rally in nearby Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The former president took numerous shots at Haley, claiming that she’ll “never secure the border” and that she “wants to gut Medicare and Social Security.”
A day earlier, Trump charged at a rally in Atkinson, New Hampshire that Haley “was not great” as U.N. ambassador and argued that she wasn’t “tough enough” in dealing with adversaries.
Haley, speaking to the crowd in Rochester, accused Trump of lying about her and said that “he honestly thinks if he says something, it comes true.”
She told Fox News that Trump “knows we’re a threat” and is “throwing temper tantrums.”
And Haley’s campaign posted a video stocked with past clips of Trump praising her.
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Video of Justin Timberlake’s Traffic Stop in 2024 Released
Body-camera footage of Justin Timberlake’s traffic stop was released on Friday. The singer pleaded guilty to a low-level charge of driving while impaired in Sag Harbor, N.Y.
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“So the reason for the stop is because of you’re veering off to the left and then you’re not stopping at the stop signs.” “Yeah, sorry about that.” “Is this your vehicle? Whose vehicle is it?” “Yeah, it’s just a rental.” “What are you, visiting?” “Yeah, I’m on tour.” “What are you doing?” “I’m on a world tour.” “A what?” “A world tour.” “Doing what?” “Hard to explain.” “I’m Justin Timberlake.” “What’s your name?” “Justin Timberlake.” “You are Justin Timberlake?” “Yeah.” “Do you have a license with you?” “Yeah, I do.” “And then, and then just walk. I’m sorry.” “Here, ready.” “I’m a little nervous.” “The way this device works is you just put your lips over it and you blow up. Blow into it like you’re blowing a balloon.” “At this point, based on the observations, you’re under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated.” “My partner here observed you, some kind of traffic violation. Started a traffic stop, believed you have impairment. Did a series of routine tests on you, right? Field sobriety tests, okay? You performed poorly on those.” “So, you’re being held for the night, and then in the morning is the arraignment. So in the morning, usually around 9:30 —” “So I’m being held all night?” “It might not be this one. It might be over at the other one. And they actually have blankets for you.” “You guys are wild man.” “You guys are wild man.”
By Jorge Mitssunaga
March 21, 2026
Boston Legacy FC lost their first away game 0-3 to the Houston Dash on Saturday.
The game began with some action: a penalty in the 13th minute for the Houston Dash after a tackle by Jorelyn Carabali in the box. The Dash was unable to secure a goal after a diving block from Casey Murphy.
However, 30 minutes later, the Dash managed to get one through, resulting in a 0-1 score at the half.
In the second half, the Legacy was unable to stop the Dash, with a goal at the 60′ and 65 minute mark. The game ended 3-0. Boston Legacy secured 2 shots on goal, compared to 7 for Houston Dash. The first away game for the Legacy also marked several player debuts, including Amanda Gutierres, Laurel Ansbrow, and Massachusetts own Sammy Smith.
Boston Legacy head coach Filipa Patão said it wasn’t the result they were expecting.
“A lot of bad executions and decisions in the game,” Patão said. “We need to grow a little bit more.”
Midfielder Josefine Hasbo said that the players needed to take responsibility for their performance out on the pitch.
“These are the moments that you learn from even more,” said Hasbo.
Forward Nichelle Prince, who was drafted by the Dash in 2018, told reporters that the Legacy needed to work on keeping the ball on the other side of the pitch, especially on hot days, which may be more transitional for them.
“Pick our moments where we need to beat the press a little bit better and overall just the mentality to win the ball back quicker,” Prince said at a press conference.
Patão said that the team will focus on “getting better” and “improving our process” moving forward.
This loss comes a week after the Legacy’s 0-1 finish against the New York Sirens in their inaugural home game at Gillette Stadium. Boston Legacy will play the Utah Royals on March 28 at 12 p.m. at Gillette Stadium.
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