Fox News host Sean Hannity says Democrats are resorting to "fear-mongering" as the 2024 presidential election approaches on "Hannity."

SEAN HANNITY: Democracy in peril. Trump, MAGA Republicans, January 6th, abortion, identity politics, fear-mongering. That's all you're going to hear from the Democratic Party and their surrogates and their willing accomplices in the media mob from now until Election Day in November. Biden has given up on his fake pledge to fight for the soul of our nation. Instead, he's looking to divide and conquer. He's actually adopted the Eric Holder strategy of "if they go low, kick them." That's his style of campaigning. Or at least that's what the Democratic Party is trying to do. Now, Joe barely knows what day of the week it actually is, and will spend most of the upcoming year in his basement or in the White House basement, or on the beach somewhere, resting and relaxing. But so far, it's not working for Joe Biden. 

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Voters remain angry at their president. Look at these polls. The president is down in nearly every single swing state in the country. And now two of the biggest Trump haters in America are reportedly freaking out. That would be former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama. They apparently are getting very, very nervous. According to the Washington Post, during a meeting at the White House, "Obama grew animated" discussing the 2024 election and the former president, uh, Donald Trump's potential return to power scares him. And meanwhile, Michelle Obama expressed her fears on a recent podcast. 

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Now the Obamas are completely out of touch. We know that. But they are right to worry about Joe Biden's political chances. The Biden White House has mismanaged pretty much everything: the Afghanistan withdrawal, the disaster that is our border, the attacks in the Middle East, war in Europe, Bidenomics, inflation. Is there anything that's going well? Are you better off than you were four years ago? What drives elections? Peace and prosperity? Okay, well, the world is not so peaceful. Joe Biden's getting bullied by China, Russia, Iran and seemingly everybody else. And on prosperity, 60% of our fellow Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.

Democrats have done great damage to the democratic process despite their melodramatic, you know, pleas to save democracy and their Nazi analogies. They're the ones ripping Republicans off the ballot without any due process. Now, that's a pretty innovative way if you really want to save democracy. And they are the ones attempting to jail their chief political rival in an election year. Again, they don't care about democracy. This is a slogan. This is a political strategy. All they really want at the end of the day is power.

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said during a Fox News town hall that former President Trump should not be taken off the ballot and predicted she will defeat him "fair and square" without outside help from Democrats in Colorado and other states.

"No, he shouldn't be taken off the ballot and the Supreme Court needs to rule quickly before other states start to do this," Haley said during a Fox News town hall in Iowa on Monday night. "This is one of those, don't open a door if you don't want to see what happens this is a door we don't need to open. I will defeat President Trump fair and square. I don't need anybody throwing him off the ballot to do it."

Haley received applause for that remark before she continued. 

"But this started back with COVID. The idea that you have people telling people what to do, how to think, what to how to live, all of that, that's wrong. If they can do this to him, they'll do it to someone else. We can't have others saying, I don't think he should be on the ballot. I think Americans can decide on their own whether they want him to be on the ballot or not."

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The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear arguments on whether former President Trump will be on the Colorado Republican presidential primary ballot after the state’s Supreme Court voted to remove him from the ballot in December citing the 14th Amendment and Trump’s alleged role in the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol which Democrats have referred to as an "insurrection."

The justices said they will hear the case on an expedited basis, with arguments on Feb. 8.

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The historical hearing will consider the meaning of the 14th Amendment, which bars people who "engaged in insurrection" from holding public office. 

The amendment was adopted in 1868, following the Civil War.

Maine Democrat Shenna Bellows also recently announced that Maine was removing Trump from the 2024 ballot which the Trump campaign has appealed in court.

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More than two dozen states have filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court urging the nation’s highest court to keep former President Trump on the Colorado Republican presidential ballot and warning that failing to do so could throw the 2024 presidential election "into chaos."

Fox News Digital’s Adam Shaw and Sarah Rumpf contributed to this report