You're asking the wrong person. It's Donald Trump that needs to get on the stage.

The second he says he's going to get on the stage, I'm ready. He hasn't done anything.

He threw a temper tantrum last night. He's doing other things to attack me, but he won't get in front of me and answer the questions.

He needs to answer the question.

That's Nikki Haley stepping up her attacks on Donald Trump in New Hampshire, just days ahead of the primary that is now essentially a two-person race.

We'll bring you the latest from the campaign trail.

Plus, some new hope for a deal to free the remaining hostages still being held by Hamas.

We'll go through the details coming out of those negotiations.

And also had an update from Capitol Hill.

Foggy this morning and some snow in Washington,

where lawmakers have avoided a government shutdown for now.

But a potential package for border security and critical Ukraine funding

is still facing stiff opposition from Mago Republicans.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Friday, January 19th. We made it to Friday

just briefly. I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. With just four days to go

until the Republican primary in New Hampshire, Nikki Haley is ramping up her attacks against frontrunner

Donald Trump. While campaigning in the Granite State yesterday, Haley said she was now setting her sights

squarely on Trump, calling primary rival Ron DeSantis invisible.

He's closer to zero than he is to me.

I mean, he's invisible in New Hampshire.

He's invisible in South Carolina.

We're focused on Trump. That's the key. We were focused on DeSantis in Iowa. We're no longer

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