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haley made that bet like just like asa hutchison and christy. i got this far and they didn't, but at some point you do have to go against the front-runner. the question now is, if she doesn't successfully in new hampshire, can she do it anywhere else? i don't know if she can. >> it does beg the question of how artful a politician nikki haley. is she artful insofar as she's gotten this far without actually deeply criticizing donald trump and retaining some version of good standing within the republican party and appealing to moderates. she's trying to be everything to everyone. but mark leibovich writes in the atlantic that the more you listen to nikki haley the mushier her message gets. i need not remind you of her comments not being fought over the issue of slavery on fox & friends this morning she said america has never been a racist country. i am surprised, sam, that in the head to head matchups between haley and biden, she continues to beat biden by a very healthy margin given the real fundamental reality of her campaign, setting aside all t

asa hutchinson, one. vivek ramaswamy, 35. donald trump, 259.nks to each and every one of you for participating in this first in the nation iowa caucus. we truly appreciate it and we consider this a success only because of you people. thank you. >> please hold while we connect your call to extension one. ♪ >> we have results from the boone county precinct. >> what is your name? >> irene westra and. >> can you spell that? >> westrum. >> a cell phone number? >> 515, 230, 1846. >> to verify, 515-230-1846. do you have the whole precinct? >> yes. >> i will take that first one. let me verify. we have to do that as part of our process. all right. how many votes did you have for ryan binkley? >> one. >> chris christie? >> zero. >> ron desantis? >> 16. >> nikki haley? >> six. >> asa hutchinson? >> zero. >> vivek ramaswamy? >> four. >> donald trump? >> 44. >> any write ins? >> no. >> moving on to the next precinct. how many votes for ryan binkley? >> four. >> chris christie? >> 30. zero, i am sorry. i am jumping ahead of myself. >> you are fine. i was a l

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joining us now republican presidential candidate asa hutchinson, the former governor of arkansas. thanks for joining us. i want to get your response to something donald trump just said outside the courtroom in his civil fraud trial against him. take a listen. >> my legal issues, every one of them, every one, civil and the criminal ones are all set up by joe biden, crooked joe biden. this is something that's never happened in this country. even the civil ones, this civil and they're set up by biden. every single, just about case that i'm involved in they're doing it for election interference. >> obviously, there is zero evidence that president biden had anything to do with the civil suits or the prosecutions by the federal government, et cetera, you're a former federal prosecutor. what's your response when you hear president trump say that? >> well, it's offensive. it's wrong and what's again, he's misleading his supporters and giving them anger at our system of justice when there's not any justification for this particular case. now, sure, there's complaints of one or more of the

asa hutchinson received 191 votes in iowa. 191 votes, and donald trump now 56,260, and asa hutchinson who is one of the candidates who is willing to campaign directly against donald trump, and it got him 191 votes. as we go to new hampshire, one of the things closely here, and we will talk about it next week who can vote in the republican primary there, this is the voter registration in new hampshire. you can see 268,000 republicans, 262,000 democrats, and they can't vote in the republican primary, but this group here undeclared 143,000, and they can vote in the republican primary and they may make up most of the republican primary voters, and it is a very different group to reach than any of the voters in iowa, because they tend to be moderates and independents, and it is going to be interesting how the candidates approach them. we will get to new hampshire to find out the answer to that question, and kate bolduan is there. >> of course, you mean that i have the answers and we will go to the smart people with the answers, but you know, however it works. so we are back on the campaign

asa hutchinson on the trail.eard from him today, to say that wasn't an official endorsement. he did tweet go nikki haley, first in the nation, but it wasn't an official endorsement. as for tim scott, nikki haley said that's his decision, that's a decision he's going to have to live with. so we will see how it continues to play out. it's also confirmed that nikki haley has a 4 million dollar ad buy going into south carolina on tuesday. so we are going to have to just let the clock play out, and see where this all goes. ayman? >> indeed, we will. emma barnett, vaughn hillyard, thank you to the both of you for starting us off this hour. greatly appreciate it. joining the conversation now is elie mystal, justice correspondent for the nation. it's great to see you as always. so, this is the part of the conversation where we pretend that there is a primary for the republican party, even though there really isn't one. haley really is not going to be able to pull around it out of her hat, and miraculously is not going to

he was polling at zero for one year, and i called him rather than asa, i called him ada hutchinson, and it just felt good to me. with her, a little bit of a takeoff on her name, her name, wherever she may come from -- >> what do you mean by that? >> it's a little bit of a take off. i look at her name, i look at a lot of people -- i do a lot of names for people like pocahontas. my mother said i look like an indian, so i started calling her pocahontas. some people say i'm very good at that. i can't get into too many because many of those people that i named like that are republicans, and we don't want to bring that up. no, it's a take off. i have fun with it. and sometimes, to tell you the truth, it's a very effective tool. >> and when she says that you feel threatenedded and that's when you do it, you say what? >> she said i'd never run against him, he's a great president and i would never run against him. i just put up a tape. and, you know, just so you know, she's way behind, you know? you're talking like, oh, gee, we're concerned with her. i'm not concerned at all all. i think we're g

asa hutchinson has also dropped out after receiving just 191 votes, 0.2% of those cast.or said he is proud of his anti—trump campaign, but that he isn't ready to endorse another candidate — at least not yet. i could see myself down the road endorsing an alternative to donald trump so i am watching it. i have not made a decision yet. we will see how it goes. i have held build a republican party in arkansas. i have always expected to support the republican nominee, but this is a precarious time for the party. i think we can come out of this, but we have to move quickly away from donald trump's hold of the party to a more independent voice, a more conservative voice and a principled voice and we will see if we can do that, but that is what i will be focused on. and you can watch that full interview with asa hutchinson in just over 90 minutes' time. my colleague carl nasman will have a special preview of the new hampshire primary, so stay tuned for that. presidentjoe biden is seeking to galvanize democratic voters on the issue of abortion. his campaign is expected to focus o

over which of them has the best chance of beating donald trump to the nomination, we will hear from asa hutchinson, who tried and failed to take on the former president. and as primary season heats up, we'll take a look at how the issue of abortion rights could take centre stage this november. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to this special program on the us presidential primaries. after a freezing cold start to the 2024 election season in iowa this week, the race for the republican nomination will heat up on tuesday when new hampshire voters take to the polls in the first primary of the 2024 election cycle. tuesday's republican primary will test former president donald trump's front—runner status after his landslide victory in iowa, and former governor of south carolina nikki haley is looking to establish herself as the main rival to mr trump with a strong showing in the granite state. after finishing a close third behind ron desantis iowa, nikki haley has been making her pitch to voters. things are tough right now. you do not have to turn on the news to know how tough it is. you feel

when asa hutchinson dropped out of this race, many asa hutchinson supporters forgot was still in theeratesleased a kind of snarky statement saying his retirement, if you will, was a shock to those of us who could have sworn he already dropped out. the biden campaign, i think it was the white house then apologized to asa hutchinson saying the president knows asa hutchinson to be a man of principle who quers about our country. the chief of staff called the governor to convey this and apologized for the dnc statement. that's certainly, you know, playing to everyone's better angel and raising the bar how we treat each other. but i wonder also if it's tacitly a play for all these republicans who don't want donald trump, who are opposed to donald trump and who biden is going to need come november. >> absolutely. this has to be a coalition, an uneasy coalition put together including the last let's say 4 to 5% of biden's ultimate vote to win are going to be people who disagree with him on just about everything else under the sun. and we all have to say, you know what, in this moment we're going to

we have a lot more to get to tonight including some good-byes to republican presidential candidates asa hutchinson, vivek ramaswamy, and also a maybe sort of good-bye to a man who hasn't quite figured out he is basically out, ron desantis. plus how donald trump's maga movement has upended not only republican politics but evangelical christianity itself. we'll have more on that with journalist tim alberta coming up next. alberta coming up next hi. are you ready? are you santiago's mother? yes, i am. and she's a thief! [silence] let's go. dice dreams, attack your friends and steal their coins. play now. get over here kids. attack your friends and steal their coins. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the internet on. yeah! -nature finds a way. [ grunt ] stay connected when the power goes out, with storm ready wifi from xfinity. and see migration in theaters now. here's

asa hutchinson, thank you for joining us-_ joining us. good to be with ou. joining us.ou. _ while donald trump has come out of iowa with a commanding lead, he still has serious challengers for the nomination. on the democratic side, presidentjoe biden is already looking ahead to november and the key issues he hopes to galvanise voters around. one of them is the contentious issue of abortion in the wake of the supreme court's landmark overturning of roe v wade last summer. abortion rights advocates have been on a winning streak at the polls, with voters in seven states choosing to improve and protect abortion access sincejune 2022. meanwhile here in washington, anti—abortion activists gathered on the snowy national mall on friday for the annual march for life. the rally has been held every january since 1973, when roe v wade guaranteed abortion access nationwide. our reporter holly honderick attended the march. afterwards she caught up with my colleague, helena humphrey. great to have you with us. what was getting people out on a very cold snowy day? it was getting peopl

let's bring in former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. he finished sixth in the iowa republican caucuses. governor, i want to start with the fact that the democratic national committee put out a snarky statement about you suspending your campaign, saying this news comes as a shock to those of us who thought he already dropped out. a number of democrats said you were telling the truth about donald trump and standing up for democracy. i understand that president biden's chief of staff called you to apologize. >> well, that's correct. of course, i didn't pay much attention to what the dnc said, but it's actually gratifying to see a bipartisan rebuffing of this snarky tweet, as you say, or comment. to me, it just doesn't reflect the best of america whenever you have ridicule or sarcasm that is leading the path. so i'm grateful for jeff reaching out to me today. he took his time away and he apologized. it meant a lot to me and to me that reflects the good parts of american politics. you fight hard, but at the end of the day you want to make su

asa hutchinson, thank you for joining us today. and we turn now to governor and nikki haley supporter chris sununu who joins us from new fields, new hampshire. good to have you back with us. >> you bet. >> so, governor, donald trump won new hampshire's primary in 2016. it legitimized his campaign and launched him into presidency and is this about nikki haley potentially coming in second place? >> no, not at all. look, the media and has told the world that donald trump would win every state and run away with this. it wasn't even going to be a race. it is a race. nikki haley is the only candidate surging in iowa and in new hampshire. the fact that if nikki could post a strong second here, that is great and we're going to do that. now but there is a chance of shattering the presumptions that donald trump will run away it and that happens right here in new hampshire. and she could challenge him to win the state and go into her home state with a nearly a month of campaigns there. she knows how to win there and that again just breaks dow

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you've just been at an event hosted by asa hutchinson, on the campaign trail there.tjust a day and a half now to go before those caucuses get under way. the first vote of 202a. not long to go and as we have heard there, it is very cold in iowa. despite the temperatures, this was — this room behind me — an overflow crowd here for the former governor, asa hutchinson. a big turnout. really a good turnout for him. as we know he's not doing so well in the polls, right around i%. he said he wanted to make what he called his final arguments to thejury tonight. he touched on the situation at the us— mexico border, he talked about the fentanyl crisis, the us debt level, but really, his biggest message tonight and throughout this campaign, was about donald trump. he has consistently been one of the few candidates to attack and to criticise the former president. he said that he does not believe he is fit to hold office again and he said that, come a general election, donald trump would be a weak candidate. i asked the former governor why he thought he was one of the few people

carl, you've just been at an event hosted by candidate asa hutchinson.half to go until the first vote of 202a? not long to go and as we have heard, it is very cold in iowa. despite the temperatures, this was an overflowing crowd for the former governor asa hutchinson. really a good turnout for him. he's not doing so well in the past, around i%. he said he wanted to make what he called his final arguments to the jewry he called his final arguments to thejewry tonight. he talked about the situation in the us— mexico border but the biggest message tonight and throughout this campaign was about donald trump. he has consistently been one of the few candidates to attack and criticise the former president. he said he does not believe he is fit to hold office and come a general election, donald trump inaudible. i asked a former governor why he thought he was one of the few people willing, beside chris christie, to go after and criticise donald trump and what that says about the current state of the republican party. i the current state of the republican party. i

we also want to show you asa hutchinson, the former arkansas governor who is running as well.n a headline from the washington post, asa hutchinson reminds iowans who forgot him, i'm still running. let's take a listen. >> when you ask about nikki haley, you ask about ron desantis. good people, they might eventually prevail in this. we will see. but i do think it's important to showcase the distinctions. if you look at nikki haley, i think she's running a great campaign, but she wants to do away with the gas tax without a way to replace it. that will add to your national debt. she wants to break off economic ties with china. that makes no sense to me. when you look at ron desantis, he does not want to support ukraine. he wants to withdraw from the leadership in the world. we have disagreements there. we will see what the electorate says about that. that's what campaigns are about. to state your conviction and your beliefs. it's not the media that decides, it's the voters that decide. yes. >> what is your characterization on the issue of the change in climate and how do you balan

we will be tracking events with nikki haley, ron desantis and asa hutchinson. we will take those calls starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. i want to go down to the breakdown of the political ters. we have voter registration numbers here that are 46 percent republican 42% democrat and other being 1%. how does the distribution -- how has that changed over time? guest: iowa was a quintessential purple state in one of the interesting things about iowa is more than one third of our counties are pivot counties. in the general elections they voted for barack obama in 2008, 2012 and then shifted and voted for trump. we have seen a rightward shift in a lot of rural areas across iowa, conservative populism has really taken hold in a lot of areas across iowa. importantly, you can register on your way into the caucus. one of the unique things about 2024 is independents and moderate democrats, because there is not a competitive race and not of presidential preference poll happening, they may decide they want to register as republicans and attend those caucuses. that would be con

that is asa hutchenson's wife. the high school and made impassioned pitch for asa. she actually showed up too late. they had already voted. but she told the story of her husband, asa. it was very compelling. and they gave her a very nice round of applause. but only one vote. and that is how t caucuses work. now to talk more about how the caucuses were across the state. [applause] >> steve: a little further from us in ankeny, iowa. lawrence is at the breakfast club where i saw them making -- it looked like a cappuccino a moment ago. >> lawrence: i was making expresso. my first expresso i have ever made. let's talk to some folks. you went to caucus last night. who did you caucus for? >> trump. >> lawrence: why? >> i think he is the only one that can do the job right now. we need to reverse everything biden has done. so i think trump is going to be the only one with experience to do that, and he's not afraid. >> lawrence: you told me that you were shocked when you got home to see the 50-plus percent win because at you

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over which of them has the best chance of beating donald trump to the nomination, we will hear from asaake on the former president. and as primary season heats up, we'll take a look at how the issue of abortion rights could take centre stage this november. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to this special program on the us presidential primaries. after a freezing cold start to the 2024 election season in iowa this week, the race for the republican nomination will heat up on tuesday when new hampshire voters take to the polls in the first primary of the 2024 election cycle.

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. >> we'll ask former candidate turned haley supporter and i sha hu asa hutchinson about the attacks. >>> you know, vivek just came with us. and now ron just came with us. they are all coming with us. they are all coming. senator tim scott, what a good guy. he came with us. >> and then you've got trump saying, oh, but look at all these congressional endorsements i have. i don't want political -- i don't want the political elite. >> "cnn this morning" is live in new hampshire as donald trump and nikki haley get personal attacking one another now that it is a one-on-one match-up. >> with her, it is just something that came, a little bit of a takeoff on her name, you know, her name wherever she may come from. >> haley's family is from indiana, she's used her middle name for decades, but last week she misspelled her birth name. the same racist dog whistle he has blown for years coming back to when he emphasized donald trump's middle name. trump says just good old fashioned name calling. >> i do that with a lot of people. like hutchinson, he was polling at zero for about one year and i cal

>> no, not at this point, but, you know asa asa hutchinson is so far down in polls, i would imagine he will hang in for 11 days and drops out after iowa. there is also potentially a chance for chris crist to chris christie to look at iowa, saying condition can't keep the campaign going because you need money. i would expect he hang in through new hampshire and south carolina, not anything on drop out front, a lot could change. larry: here is another one. in a breitbart interview, they interviews former president trump and trump made assertion, political scientists would agree that the vice presidential candidates don't matter. reason i raise that is, been a sort of spirited debate in the republican party, about whether trump would or should pick -- nikki haley if she were to be second or third, he said vice presidential candidates don't matter. >> you know it is possible that they do. you have to go back to 1960, maybe to find the last vice presidential candidate who really helped, li linden johnson helped john kennedy win texas, since then it has not helped. dan quail did not help geo

former arkansas governor asa hutchinson suspended his campaign after coming in 6th place., you may not have heard of asa hutchinson, but you've definitely never heard of the guy who somehow beat him for fifth place, ryan binkley. who is ryan binkley, you may ask. as i did into the mirror this morning. apparently, he's a pastor, a businessman, and according to this picture from a recent interview, that coworker who never brings anything in to the office to decorate, because, "you never know when it's all gonna end." unlike that quitter hutchinson, binkley is staying in. and i'm all in on ryan binkley's bink-mentum! nikki haley was right. this is a two-person race. trump train versus big bink! you've got this, brian! i mean ryan. but maybe... [bleep] go with brian. you look more like a brian and nobody knows your name. there was one positive thing to come out of iowa, and that was this interview on newsmax with maga pundit dick morris before the voting started. take a look. >> dick morris, your thoughts tonight? >> well, i think trump is going to score a huge victory. i thin

nikki haley picking up the endorsement of 2024 rival asa hutchinson. former arkansas governor posted this. anyone who believes donald trump will unite the country has been asleep over the last eight years. trump tries to divide america and will continue to do so. go nikki haley in new hampshire. from asa hutchinson in the iowa caucuses he was getting.2%. >> i'll alert the media. it won't make a difference. we were in iowa for the coverage. i was surprised he was still in the race. i didn't realize he hadn't dropped out. if this was a game of survivor, she is the last one on the island. >> harris: is it important that she stay in or get out? >> depends on what happens tomorrow night. everything hinges on new hampshire. if she has a good performance she will keep going. if she doesn't and donald trump crushes her it is probably over. >> harris: i'm going to a haley and trump event tonight. those will be decidedly very different audiences based on the electorate details that we know. if you were undeclared at this point, it doesn't mean you are undecided.

asas i said you serve on the homeland committee. can you respond of the proceedings of the republicans efforts to impeach secretary mayorkas orkas. guest: the senate is working in a bipartisan way but not so in the house. the speakers were three republican attorneys general from states that win for donald trump. our witness was a legal scholar and very respected throughout the country for his work on impeachment. all of the questions were blasting the biden administration showing pictures of the border showing problems but not coming up with any solutions. if you disagree with the policy, those are not grounds for impeachmenimpeachment has to be for high crimes and misdemeanor not for maladministration. host: how would that benefit the border situation if the secretary mayorkas was removed? he would just be replaced by someone else president biden would nominate. guest: i'm at the end of the road so i go last. i said all of this does not explain how you are going to solve your problemwe had one person from entire not talking about f

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any asa hutchinson voters you've run into? >> not yet. they may be out there somewhere.espite the governor who said only -- there are haley and desantis supporters here. everyone that says they're supporting those candidates, when i ask them who do they think is going to win, they all said donald trump. i think they realize as they talk to their friends and the majority of people obviously that i've spoken to today, they say they're going to caucus for donald trump. but the thing i continue to hear is that it is about what donald trump did in the past administration that he kept his promises to them and the people of iowa have not forgotten about that and i kind of feel bad for some of these candidates because they are really good politicians and i think in any other election with him not being in the race, there would be some type of appetite for them but every single city i go to, every diner i go to, it's the same story, promises made, promises kept, and when it comes to the prosecution against him, i'm talking to one of his supporters that is here, she is supporting

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because it's not clear whether this is just a complete lack of military discipline or as asa think i've heard you argue elsewhere, a natural outgrowth of the culture putin critic. war crimes their committee in ukraine. this is not the behavior of a normal military fighting in normal war. >> so, there are several structures i described they keep putin the place to support the regime. in oneis of them in the revivalf several soviet maxims, but also those that you live by as a street urchin in the slums of the postwar leningrad. that, that fear and respect are the same thing, that confidence and aggression, or rather i i should say conference comes from aggression. and you're absolutely right. i wish, i wish i thought of writing the book. he brutalized that society. but, of course, there are all kinds of examples, , right? i mean,n, nazi germany, saddam hussein's iraq. first you brutalized people inside and then that toxic mix just sprays out on the world and we see the results. so said no, you're absolutely right. there is clearly an example. one of the things, brutalization, i also think

lane of ron desantis and donald trump, because of her advertising, her messaging, as opposed to the asahutchinson, chris christie, liz cheney lane, if you could call it that. , so that is part of nikki haley's it's sort of that catch 22 here. in order to pull off this primary, she will need to cut into that trump maka constituency. but also, need to pull off those folks who are purely anti trump, who are sympathetic to the list cheney wing of this republican party. and that is a really tough balancing act, and it leads others to determine whether she does it or not. >> let's talk about that lane, but nikki haley lane, whatever that happens to be. she does have the support of a number of mainstream republicans who are still republicans. she does have the support of coke foundation. she's got the support of the popular new hampshire governor, chris sununu. she's getting the money that was going to ron desantis. but it's not clear, because she often says she would pardon donald trump or she doesn't dissenter self as clearly as she might on many key factors, including her ability to not say