republican party, forrest woman, professor of politics and director of the politics section at bard college in berlin without analysis of the republican primaries in the united states. thank you so much. thank you. are. and here are some other stories making headlines around the world. protestors have blocked the highway in jerusalem, demanding the is really government to negotiate for the release of all hostages. still held in casa demonstrators choose to the government of endangering the hostages. and it's more of a small house is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has vowed to continue the offensive unto home office defeated. mongolian authority say that at least 6 people have been killed by a massive gas explosion in the capital of was on by tar. the blast was triggered by a crash between a cart and a truck carrying liquid natural gas. 3 firefighters are among the dead. train drivers have started the longest rail strike in german history. only very limited time tables will be operational for 6 days. and many services have been cancelled. the walk out overpay, and working hours is

that's bringing boris for him and professor of politics and director of the politics section at bard college, berlin. so 1st and foremost, of course, i mean this, this is now coming down to a 2 person race. so a lot of people analyzing these results. what do you think that the margin in particular meant for the race, the margin of trumps for when to this is interesting. i think it's, you know, it's a quite the, the commanding lead that trump was expecting at the same time. it's not quite the upset that nikki haley might've needed. so i think at this point of the race seems to be somewhat nimble. overall. the national polls are clearly headed towards a favor off of trump. but maybe, you know, there's a small window where nikki haley could at least give it another shot. and the window perhaps comes in the form of the next primary and south carolina. her home state. how high are the stakes for her? they're very hard. she was the governor of the south carolina at the moment. still trump who's leading by roughly 37 percent of the pool. so it's still a very strong lead for him. but who knows what

and for us, for man is professor of politics and director of the politics section at bard college in berlin. i asked him why the census is dropping out now, especially it's a little bit surprising after you got it. and 2nd in the iowa caucus last week, it's on his speech like he was determined to, to keep fighting square his chances. but i think you must have seen that in iowa, even though we put such a great effort into the, into the call cuz she didn't, she wasn't able to go really compete with, with trump. and i think that probably toner's turn started to turn him away from him, and he saw that even his greatest effort didn't work. he didn't have any good expectations for to have sure he was pulling on the 8 percent next week. so i think that that's the way you, you put it in the speech she didn't see path forward. and now it's a 2 person race. we have to say nikki haley versus donald trump. so what do you think that this means? does that mean trump's inevitable nomination? or do you think that hailey could surprise everyone? theoretically, she could surprise everyone, but it real

spoke earlier with forrest form and professor of politics and director of the politics section of bard college berlin. he gave us his take on trump's, when in the new hampshire primary? that's interesting. i think it's, you know, it's a quite the commanding lead that trump was expecting at the same time. it's not quite the opposite, doesn't nikki haley might've needed. so i think at this point of the race seems to be somewhat nimble over all the national polls are clearly headed towards favor off of trump. but making though there's a small window where nikki haley could at least give it another shot. and the window perhaps comes in the form of the next primary and south carolina. her home state. how high are the stakes for her? there? a very high a. she was the governor of the south carolina at the moment. still trump, who's leading by roughly 37 percent of the pool, so it's still a very strong lead for him. but who knows what happens? approved vendors almost 3 or 4 weeks until that. and i think in the days that follow, that will be the michigan primary of that will also be a march to a very l

for example, this is the president of bard college leon batstein, chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts, google co-founder sergey brin, cia director william burns, professor noam chomsky, director woody allen, billionaire and philanthropist - imagine the president of the united states posing... for an artist in a woman's dress with shoes in heels, well, in general, like something in this, and the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, he drowned in a pond 2.5 m deep, on the obama estate, his personal chef who worked with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer, in the same way, the director of the hawaii state department of health, retty fuddy, who certified the certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not in kenya, died mysteriously in the same way, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya , therefore, had no right to be the president of the united states of america, but in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide, remember the very recent scanda