we want to start with rich lowry.tuesday, donald trump is down to one opponent and that opponent came in third in iowa and lost by more than 11 points last night. is this primary race over at this point? guest: yeah, i think it's effectively over. i would expect nikki haley, maybe i'm wrong, to be like ron desantis. he was disappointing in iowa and i'm still -- and he still saying it will happen for me and he will wait it out. it's hard to keep up with the presidential campaign. they invest in incredible amount and work themselves to exhaustion. it probably won't be days but it might be weeks and it will be uncomfortable for her as we saw and how trump reacted to her last night. the media will savage her and it's hurting the presumptive nominee when he will need everything. he will need unity as much as he can muster to be joe biden. it will be tough for her and terrible for south carolina unless a miracle happens but it's hard to see how this trajectory will change. there will be no debates but the mainstream media w

rich lowry, nice to see you again. not asking you about new hampshire.l be the next president? >> i think it's 50/50 jump ball but my gut says donald trump. i think biden is so imfeebled and all senses of the word physically and politically what's happening at the board service connected a debacle and he's uninterested in fixing it. this is one of his major vulnerables against a guy that said i can fix it in 24 hours and it'll dry up as soon as donald trump selected again. that's my gut. trump never led in 2024. this is the best he's ever polled nationally in his whole career. larry: i want to add one thing, this is a mark simon wisdom. trump's signature piece in 2016 was the border. 2020 because he'd done so well, it wasn't an issue. he didn't do so well. >> that's a tree point, mark simon. larry: he's a smart political analyst this. is a key point. this year, it's not so good for biden. >> no, donald trump is the king of comebacks and got wiped out in the 90s business wise and came back bigger than and have wrote a book art of the comeback and seeing i

up wednesday morning mother jones washington bureau chief for national review editor-in-chief rich lowryiscussed the new hampshire primary results and the impact on campaign 2024. c-span's "washington journal" joint in the conversation light at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> defense secretary lloyd austin made its first public appearance since he was hospitalized for complications of a treatment to treat prostate cancer give the opening remarks at a virtual meeting of the ukraine defense contact group this is just over five minutes. >> good day everyone. thanks for working across time zones to join us for the 18th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. we are eager to enter this new year with new energy. we are all here to reaffirm our support for a free, secure, and sovereign ukraine. and to ensure we continue to give ukraine the capabilities that it needs for the winter and beyond. ukraine is not alone. around the world ukraine's friends have stepped up to help ukraine's brave troops resistant pollutants aggression. we formed a historic int

wednesday morning, mother jones washington bureau chief david corn and national review editor in chief rich lowryiscussed the new hampshire primary results and in cap -- impact on campaign 2024. washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work, when citizens are truly informed, a republic thriving. get informed straight from the source on c-span, unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nation's capital to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like, c-span. word by cable. -- powered by cable. >> former president donald trump has won the republican primary and new hampshire over former south carolina over nikki haley. if you want to keep up with the latest results or see how either candidate performed in different parts of the state, go to c-span.org/campaign2024. next we will hear from the former president as he gave a victory speech to support

we want to start with rich lowry. donald trump is down to one opponent and that opponent came in third in iowa and lost by more than 11 points last night. is this primary race over at this point? guest: yeah, i think it's effectively over. i would expect nikki haley, maybe i'm wrong, to be like ron desantis. he was disappointing in iowa and i'm still -- and he still saying it will happen for me and he will wait it out. it's hard to keep up with the presidential campaign. they invest in incredible amount and work themselves to exhaustion. it probably won't be days but it might be weeks and it will be uncomfortable for her as we saw and how trump reacted to her last night. the media will savage her and it's hurting the presumptive nominee when he will need everything. he will need unity as much as he can muster to be joe biden. it will be tough for her and terrible for south carolina unless a miracle happens but it's hard to see how this trajectory will change. there will be no debates but the mainstream media will be a

up wednesday morning mother jones washington bureau chief for national review editor-in-chief rich lowrypshire primary results and the impact on campaign 2024. c-span's "washington journal" joint in the conversation light at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org.

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great shot, but lowry finished 13 back. there's your winner matthew pavan of france.renchman to win since 1907. >> oh my gosh, how about that? amazing. yes joe. thank you (tense music builds) i'm rob lowe, and this is the floor. eighty-one contestants entered the arena, each with their own unique trivia category. my expert category is tv show hosts. -best picture winners. -(krystal) fast food.

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wednesday morning, mother jones washington bureau chief david corn and national review editor in chief rich lowrycussed the new hampshire primary results and in -- the impact on campaign 2024. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports cpan as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to him -- to democracy. >> former president donald trump has won the republican primary in new hampshire over nikki haley. a look at the percentage of votes here. if you want to keep up with the latest results or see how either candidate performed in different parts of the state, go to c-span.org/campaign2024. next we will hear f

joining us at the table this morning, editor and chief of the national review, rich lowry, and cnn contributor, kari champion, so glad you guys are both here. i want you both to weigh in on the answers that nikki haley keeps giving on civil war, and on racism in this country. there's a difference in saying america is not a racist country now, and never was a racist country now. she also talked about her own personal experience with racism. phil laid out wonderfully last hour how it was -- you saw it. >> yeah. >> how it was built into the founding documents. 3/5 clause, you know, the founding fathers being slave owners, presidents being slave owners. why is this such a difficult question for her to answer. >> it's not a difficult question. it's disappointing, and it's difficult to hear her refer to herself as a brown girl. when you tell children this is a racist country, they feel inferior, this brown girl likes to sa i grew up well aware that the country was racist, things we don't teach in school right now, i had to learn on my own through my parents. and for me, that helped me, it helped me

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i did it first because i was going to look at the novelist alison lowry's papers up in ithaca at cornell, i did my ph.d. and i wanted to i was writing about one of her novels from the sixties, and i was interested in or correspond ins with philip roth. and look at that correspondence to philip roth. you actually, i needed philip roth's permission. and i managed to acquire philip roth's permission formally in an email the next day he died, which actually muted the point because it said once he was dead could look at it. but it was so that was i killed. philip roth. and i thought, you know, alison lurie lives in ithaca. i wonder what would happen if i just got in touch. and, you know, she was, i think, in her early nineties at that point. and she incredibly gracious and invited me into her home and served tea and we had like she you know some of the stuff ends up in the book she told me something she had just she was really close friends with roth. so when i talked to her, she had just back from the funeral and she talked about how she was in roth's apartment and there was this plant stand

rich lowry in the pages of politico talking about those issues and how they add up politically as we head onto this you. "in political terms, mr. trump does not have to win the debate over alleged misdeeds as much as draw. we can imagine biting calling trump a convicted felon and saying yeah but at the hands of your justice department. mr. barton has his own problems. it is not as if the democrats are running and address the ethical candidate against a convicted felon. " that is from rich lowry. you can read that online. dominic from of carolina, independent line -- from north carolina, independent line on former president trump's legal issues hurting or helping his campaign. caller: i think it is going to help his campaign. i will not be voting for president trump in this election but the illegal markets -- the legal arguments put forth have been flimsy. this needs to be decided by the electorate. the idea that presidents should have immunity is pretty well set and pretty strong unless i am missing part of the arguments. there are pretty compelling arguments about content's past abo

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it is like a lowry painting. proper snow. it is like a lowry aintinu. , , ., .,, , painting. lancashire. the streets in st helens in merseyside are also covered by snow, here's a picture from georgina. and let's hop across the irish sea. this is steph's front garden in county down, northern ireland. what a lovely view! finally, it wouldn't be breakfast without a dog. here's isla the puppy enjoying the snow in congleton, cheshire. she is beautiful! thanks to james for sending this in. she is saying, can we just go home? where are my shoes? i she is saying, can we 'ust go home? where are my shoes?— where are my shoes? i want those stock things _ where are my shoes? i want those stock things that _ where are my shoes? i want those stock things that they _ where are my shoes? i want those stock things that they were - where are my shoes? i want those stock things that they were talking j stock things that they were talking about on breakfast a couple of weeks ago! —— those socks! let’s about on breakfast a couple of weeks ago! -- those socks!— ago! -- those socks! let's see what

. >> um, luke has lowry. i think we can have a picture of lowry, actually, a little bit later on. as larry. he says he's a lad, but we'll try and bring that picture up for you. that'll be nice. um, and christine has got a . is that right? and a papillon. is that right? and they're called scrumpy jack. mister pickle and gibson. >> oh, i love mister pickle as a name. do you know none of those are in the top seven or top ten. you found this morning? >> top ten all sound really dull. comes number one. dull. luna comes in number one. apparently based on apparently that's all based on harry potter. you know, luna lovegood. oh, there go. so lovegood. oh, there you go. so there's teddy, lolo , there's luna, teddy, milo, lolo, lola, coco. easy for me to say. daisy. poppy buddy, bailey and willow. >> it genuinely sounds like the register for my children's class list. it's all the same names as my children's friends. >> but mr pickle, i don't know how do i like, how do you call that when you're out of pickle? >> yeah, i'd be worried about cute. worried about really cute. keep me, keep me all

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coming up wednesday morning mother jones washington bureau chief national review editor-in-chief rich lowry discuss the new hampshire primary results on the impact on camping 2024. c-span's "washington journal" joined in the conversations live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage you can find it any time online@c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates and other events feature markers and guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you hit play on select videos. this timeline told makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. squirrel through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> defense secretary lloyd austin made its first public appearance since he was hospitalized for complications of a procedure to treat prostate cancer to give the opening remarks at a virtual meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. this is just over five minutes. >> good d