ron desantis.— actually beat expectations is ron desantis. he's planned to fl out to ron desantis. tis. he's planned to fly out to south carolina - fly out to south carolina tomorrow morning on his way to new hampshire, but it's not his next stop, though it's the next state. what's the logic to that considering nebraska comes before south carolina? running for president — before south carolina? running for president is _ before south carolina? running for president is a _ before south carolina? running for president is a big _ before south carolina? running for president is a big job - before south carolina? running for president is a big job and i for president is a big job and you have to go to a lot of states. this event in south carolina has been scheduled for sometime, has 7a legislative endorsements for nikki haley, her home state only has iii. so south carolina is really excited for ron desantis. so he wants to make sure everything is good before he goes to new hampshire. they'll be doing a lot ofjuggling, all the campaigns will startjuggling. campaigns will start juggling. i

ron desantis. ron is dropping out, ron desantis. ron is dropping out and _ out, ron desantis. t and in — out, ron desantis. ron is dropping out and in doing so, he endorsed us. what _ out and in doing so, he endorsed us. what happens is very interesting because — what happens is very interesting because he is out as of 3pm this afternoon — because he is out as of 3pm this afternoon. without the endorsement i think we _ afternoon. without the endorsement i think we would have got almost all of those _ think we would have got almost all of those votes because we have similar— of those votes because we have similar voters, of those votes because we have similarvoters, great of those votes because we have similar voters, great education, of those votes because we have similarvoters, great education, low taxes _ similarvoters, great education, low taxes very— similarvoters, great education, low taxes. very few regulations. things that _ taxes. very few regulations. things that... doesn't talk about because he is _ that... doesn't talk about because he is a _ that... doesn't talk abo

ron desantis? figs it mean for her in iowa and for her rival ron desantis? as you said, her rival ron desantis? antis? as you said, trump has _ her rival ron desantis? as you said, trump has a _ her rival ron desantis? as you said, trump has a definitive i said, trump has a definitive advantage and he is going through a monday but the real question is who will come in second, nikki haley or ron desantis? right now her team this past week are feeling very good, had a series of important wins in the past few weeks, big endorsement, the cash injection in the bump in the polls that put her head. she has a strong showing second or third place she thinks she will an all: trump and his true arrival and will carry the momentum to new hampshire. will carry the momentum to new hampshire-— hampshire. what are voters sa in: hampshire. what are voters saying about _ hampshire. what are voters saying about all _ hampshire. what are voters saying about all of - hampshire. what are voters saying about all of this i hampshire. what are voters saying about all of this in i saying about all of this in iowa? which

, i think— consider ron a friend about ron, i think he _ consider ron-ot think he and his team forgot what got him _ think he and his team forgot what got him elected in his re—election for government by a landslide. that was that— for government by a landslide. that was that ron desantis was a governing governor. then he ran a campaign — governing governor. then he ran a campaign for president that was completelyjust to the right of that — completelyjust to the right of that. running away from what he successfully did in florida. that was going — successfully did in florida. that was going back to florida and it is going _ was going back to florida and it is going to _ was going back to florida and it is going to be much more different political— going to be much more different political place for him, even within his own _ political place for him, even within his own party. political place for him, even within his own party-— his own party. leaving the independents _ his own party. leaving the independents to _ his own party. leaving the independents

ron desantis _ mark? it was inevitable, not that ron desantis was _ mark? it was inevitable, not that ronry, he was born in at between 6—7%, he was actually forth, even behind chris christie who dropped out of the race weeks ago, so he was meant to be embarrassed in new hampshire, the next primary, towards the end of february is in nikki haley's home state of south carolina, unlikely that you would be more than a distant third there, so no momentum going into super tuesday, the important group of primaries on the 1st of march, so he is trying to curry favour with donald trump and with the trump voters with an eye on running for the presidency in 2028 if donald trump does not go for another term or something upsets him in the mean term. he or something upsets him in the mean term. , ., ., ., ., term. he is looking that far ahead, do ou term. he is looking that far ahead, do you think _ term. he is looking that far ahead, do you think this _ term. he is looking that far ahead, do you think this was _ term. he is looking that far ahead, do you think this was standing i do you think this was

ron desantis _ ahead, congressmen? to see if ron desantis actually _ ahead, congressmen? to see if ronoes that translate going into hampshire? we will have to watch out for that. if nikki haley loses momentum into hampshire to ron desantis, because he happened to beat her by less than 2000 votes, as of now, but he still has second place, that will knock out nikki haley in the early cc has a chance. nikki haley in the early cc has a chance-— a chance. new hampshire, of course. a chance. new hampshire, of course- we — a chance. new hampshire, of course. we do _ a chance. new hampshire, of course. we do have - a chance. new hampshire, of course. we do have that i a chance. new hampshire, of| course. we do have that tweet from joe biden if we can pull it up. we don't have sorry, i thought we did. we were just talking about what president biden is looking at when he is looking ahead to the general election race against donald trump, the former president. what do you think his strategy will be moving forward and facing off directly against trump? facing off directly against trum - ? , ~ ., ,

ron desantis. that'sjust the way life is he — ron desantis. that'sjust the way life is he is— ron desantis. y, ok? you will be - life is. he is good at policy not onl personality, ok? you will be gone life is. he is good at policy not on- personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight— personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight is— personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight is my— personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight is my suspicion _ personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight is my suspicion even - personality, ok? you will be gone by tonight is my suspicion even though. tonight is my suspicion even though he says— tonight is my suspicion even though he says south— tonight is my suspicion even though he says south carolina _ tonight is my suspicion even though he says south carolina will - tonight is my suspicion even though he says south carolina will stop - he says south carolina will stop being _ he says south carolina will stop being a — he says south carolina will stop being a factor, _ he says south carolina will stop being a factor, he _ he says south carolina will stop b

ron: thanks so much. thank you. let's do it. >> thanks, governor. appreciate you coming out. ron: we good? >> we'll bring you an extra coat. ron: i need one. e. appreciate you guys. thank you. thanks so much. >> god bless you. thanks so much. >> good luck. ron: thank you. appreciate you guys.

ron. is he fit, ron [ talking over each other ron? it or isn't he >> do you think he's fit you do think - >> we should not nominate somebody - >> he won't answer >> -- who's almost 80 years old. >> he's afraid to answer [ cheers ] >> no, i'm not >> seth: my god, how hard is it to say "donald trump is unfit" he's mentally unfit, he's physically unfit, he's politically unfit. [ light laughter ] even his clothes are unfit [ laughter ] he's facing four indictments, fomented a violent coup attempt, forgets which city he's in, who he's running against, thinks windmills cause cancer, and once said there were airports during the revolutionary war. because everyone remembers that famous painting of george washington taxiing across the runway [ laughter ] although, in fairness, if you you've ever flown out of laguardia, you'd think it was built in the 1700s too [ light laughter ] you know what's a bummer joke isn't true anymore. [ laughter ] 'cause they redid laguardia and it's so nice now [ laughter ] it's so -- it's the only new york airport i

ron kissed the cinnamon ring, trump changed his tune. >> before we begin i'd like to take time to congratulate ron desantis and, of course, a really terrific person who i've gotten to know, his wife casey, for having run a great campaign for president. >> stephen: "i'd like to thank ronantis, a terrific guy. when i called him "meatball ron," i just meant that i loved meeting him and we had a ball. and when i called him "pudding fingers," that was just because he's always putting his fingers in pudding. that's how he eats it. he's an animal. his wife is a crime lord. lock her up." but with desantis out, the race is down to just two: donald trump and the person who will lose to donald trump. and she celebrated last night. >> there were 14 people in this race. there were a lot of fellas. it's now one fella and one lady left. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: it's pronounced "felon." [cheering] not "fella." it's clear that nikki haley is under trump's skin and burrowing into what's left of his mind. just listen to him on friday, he's trying to tell one of his lies about january 6th and nancy pelosi refusing the help he offered, but he keeps saying this instead. >> by the way, they never report the crowd on january 6th. you know, nikki haley, nikki haley, nikki haley. you

it's august said that her boss is armed and financed by and say, ron ron is using him us. we said to the rail stability not only the region but also in the entire world stated before responding bits. azalealand is that the board economic form in davos. he told us more about these really presidents speech pets hold said his nation is still in shock from the barbarism at sat isn't of the october 7 attacks. he said, how much is just one element of what he called the empire of evil, driven by a run with its proxies across the region, spending billions on preventing pace. now billions have also been poured into the homeless organizations tunnel network. a city of tara, as isaac, had to put it built on the gaza. and one is way the businessman put it to me last night. why aren't those tunnels being used by the homeless militants? no to the, to launch their attacks. they a surprise attacks on these rarely a physics, but to protect their own citizens, to protect the civilians, the hundreds of thousands who had left their up in the open in an active was or, or to evacuate them from

ron: thanks so much. thank you. let's do it. >> thanks, governor. appreciate you coming out. ron: we good? >> we'll bring you an extra coat. ron: i need one. good one. appreciate you guys. thank you. thanks so much. >> god bless you. thanks so much. >> good luck. ron: thank you. appreciate you guys. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> watch c-span campaign 2024, live coverage of the iowa caucuses as the candidates make their statements before the contest. we'll feature analysis with caucus experts and take your calls and get your social media reaction. live iowa campaign coverage begins friday evening at 8:00 eastern through caucus night monday on the c-span network, c-span now our free mobile app or online at c-span.org/campaign2024. your unfiltered view of politics. >> the house homeland security committee held its first formal impeachment hearing into homeland security secretary mayorkas. the attorneys general from miouri, montana and oklahoma testified at today's hearing. can you watch it in its entirety tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> thank yo

people like lindsey graham and other us senators, calling for direct hits on to ron ron. what's the point? where do you, what do you want to do? you want to create a conflagration that's going to be world wide. we really need some adults in this room and, and they're nowhere to be found. and, and i think that this policy that we have right now of remaining in iraq and, and illegally in syria, has got to change immediately. and you know, it's not just a broad, but the us is also facing many challenges domestically. the texas border are stand off, for example, is the west governments struggling to which which of these issues to take as priority as well as try the level to, to it's trying to come up with legislation that's supposed to accommodate the border in the us binding of things that some kind of new legislation is if it's not dated. if this is all nonsense as a result through guy, you get this tremendous growing resistance, both in the house and some in the senate. now to any further compromise on, not only the us border, but no more funding for israel or for ukraine.

ron ron. what's the point where do you want to do? you want to create a conflagration that's going to be world wide. we really need some adults in this room and, and they're nowhere to be found. and, and i think that this policy that we have right now, we're remaining in iraq and, and illegally in syria, has got to change immediately. and you know, it's not just a broad, but the us is also facing many challenges domestically live in the texas border are stand off, for example, is the us government's struggling to which, which of these issues to take as priority as well as try the level to to it's trying to come up with legislation that's supposed to accommodate the border in the us binding, i think says some kind of new legislation. it's not good. this is all nonsense and i felt as a result through the you pick up this tremendous growing resistance, both in the house and some in the senate. now, to any further compromise on, not only the us border, but no more funding for israel or for, you know, so this, it's really coming to have everything is coming to have what, what we're doing domestically has, has now international implications as well as whether or not we're, we're going to continue on our war footings just by, by supplying these proxies. and we've got to stop it. hungry has accused the you of black mailing budapest for us. it's concession on the allocation of more a to ukraine as brussels that threatens to freeze, who in gary and funds the hungary does not give in to black males. the document drafted by brussels bureaucrats only confirms what the hon gary and government has been saying for a long time. access to e u funds is used for political black mailing by brussels is fine during prime minister victor or bond does not vote later this week to approve another 50000000000 euros in you 18 frame. then hungry is economy investors, job market and currency will all be targeted. ts says, no, actually it wasn't here that threatened not at all. it was the european union that supposed to be defending the interest of its own member states, but apparently thinks that it's now working for you for any president buyers with e o. and by the way, targeting henry's currency is also targeting your own common currency, the euro, you brainiacs. it's a wonder that they haven't moved the capital of europe from brussels to key has already, they could even keep the same blue and yellow color scheme. so how exactly did these, i'm named you officials issued these threats according to the financial times report that disclose them? did they call up or gone or throw a phone and whisper and, and traceable ultimatum like a drug lord or a mob boss? no, they put it all in writing, so everyone can now read their ransom letter in the newspaper. it's like something straight out of an episode of the world's dumbest criminals. the document declares that in the case of no agreement in the february, 1st summit, other heads of state and government would publicly declare that in the light of the un constructive behavior of the hon gary and p. m. they cannot imagine that e u funds would be provided to budapest without that funding, financial markets, and european and international companies might be less interested to invest in hungary. the document stated, such punishment could quickly trigger a further increase of the cost of funding of the public deficit and a drop in the currency. it sounds like a script for a play with brussels lines for the heads of you members state is written in advance, which is super democratic and almost as respectful as national sovereignty is trying to blackmail the country that doesn't fall in line on demand with the dig todd, imposed by i mean, elected bureaucratic handmade and serving an institution of global governance. you've got to wonder why all the desperation to shove this show of unity down everyone's throat. so instead of just going with their so called plan b in the event that hungary defense, remember that particular sto, store for billions, involves countries voluntarily donating their own cash to a fund for your brain. which obviously would make everyone participating in. it looks like they are voluntarily selling out their own people by handing over tax cash to ukraine that they could really use at home right now to offset the damage done by brussels self harming anti russian sanctions. and policies would be well served. getting out of the rhetorical and into the more pragmatic project much there, paul seems to oregon is one of the only ones inside this clown, 10 who favors pragmatism over ideology, and all of this offensively, in the defensive is on people's interest. meanwhile, the pentagon has been forced to cancel a military extra sizes with a 6 african countries and med pressure from congress. as according to an article in the washington post, the pentagon has abruptly abandoned plans to train alongside the militaries of several countries either involved in the overthrow of democratic governments or accused of human rights violations. reversing course, the mid recent scrutiny in october preparations were announced for a joint exercise with sudan new share molly and a number of other countries. but some of these states are forbidden by us law from receiving american security assistance. however, it remains unclear whether dependent on we'll separate plans with countries with recent military coups or with human rights records that don't align with president biden's and stated commitments. somali in and new jersey and citizens expressed her disappointment with a decision on why is it possible in the 2nd thing, that the fact that americans stopped their training program for the military of these countries is a double edged sword. the training that our soldiers were receiving will stop, meaning they will miss out on the opportunity to be received in terms of training. and secondly, these countries, more precisely, molly, will try to feel devoid. our authorities are already at work on the news. i think that the end of this training program is not good news for us. molly ends because currently we have security difficulties. it is not beneficial for us to stop training our soldiers. if there is an impact, it will be a bad for us. in pre i what are the defines, there may be failures if we cannot replace this american structure. we must determine now with the new partners or me in the ways and means to continue this training and, and above all, to make it more dynamic. however, public opinion on the matter divergence with many believing that there is little the us can teach african armed forces long talk about i don't believe there will be any other impact on what we have. we always had problems with their presence. so i believe that stopping their program will not impact us. why, what or another different scenario. we have the choice of partnership with whoever we want, but so much the better for us because this is the sovereign mission of our army. ok . so on the left is off, we don't really need their presence. we need sophisticated equipment to help fight in security. african countries believe a locked in these 4 and soldiers thinking they are superior, but they are no better than applicants and chromebook. oh, that's cause live down to scott bennett, former us officer, a scout. what are your thoughts on the us military's decision here regarding to those countries that are accused of violating human rights and trailing on democratic standards? well, i think you're witnessing a larger implosion of the neo colonial policy philosophy and organizations from africa to the middle east to even europe. i think you're seeing a, a massive shuffling of the seats and the musical chairs game, and we're witnessing also history and no history and modern day reality going through a twilight eclipse sort of a moment where the people in these areas are forgetting about the history of the country for a 100 years under colonial rule, and it's really looking at the last 10 to 15 years and distilling from the last 15 to 10 years. the overall uh you know, benefit or lack there off of involvement with united states specifically. and when you look at the last 10 to 15 years, you're hard pressed to come out with anything positive, anything constructive, anything nourishing, anything. goodwill that the united states or france, or britain or germany, or nato, or the e. u has bequeathed to these countries or association. so it makes sense that the seat of us africa command which is in the now share molly. but quino fossil. ready around is, is now being eroded away, so i think you're going to witness a lot more of these come countries separating from their associations and ties and, and contracts and permissions with united states and with other colonial powers. and i think that's also a, uh, a uh, predictor of what we will, what we will see in europe. i think the, the, you, i think nato are all going to be suffering a lot of loosening of ties. and i think the next thing you're going to witness is us central command and control are possible, like going through the, the same demands for expulsion and removal. as we've seen, of echoing in a rack in syria and, and most recently be attacked upon us base, their scott, members of biden's own political party have criticized this decision. what's your take on that? well, of course the, by the administration in the military industrial complex establishment is going to protest any declarations, any parties, any individuals, any policies that deteriorate it's, it's hid, gemini, it's empire, or it's ideology of work is um, let's not forget that this is all brought on by the united states for saying or trying to force woke as i'm homeless, actual transgender rainbow flag ideology on some of these african countries that have refused it. and as a result, they are repelling the united states because they, they see it is uh, you know, with an ideological aversion to their, their conservative principles. the same thing essentially happened in ukraine in 2014, when you on a cove and said he would not be adopting a lot of the radical left day homosexual agendas of the european union. and we've seen, of course, the west replacing young a co, which in a violent qu, they taught as a result. but history is now the pendulum is swinging the other way. you're seeing all of these smaller independent countries. i think following the bricks, model in the shanghai cooperation model, where they are shifting away from their allegiance as servants, under the colonial western power. and seeking to transform their own individual identities through other associations like bricks and such. so you may even see the arrow bleeding and opec beginning to disintegrate and re re coagulating reorganized themselves. so i think it's a time of great reorganization, but no one should expect any leadership outside of the by that the ministration he's barely able to remember is no name. but he is being handled and i think they're desperate for a war. starting at a ron starting in the red sea, starting in the persian gulf to try and shift away from the very corrosive political disintegration of the bite and democratic regime in the united states. so they may be seeking a war to, to try and just distract the american people, but i think that's only going to result in, in more of their defeats as we see on the southern border. the southern border crisis in texas is triggering a civil war in america against the federal government against biden. so they are losing on all fronts. they're losing in the united states. they're losing in africa . they're losing in syria. they're losing in gaza. they're losing and uh, you know, a rack and i think they're going to continue as long as they're also tied with the israeli genocide. and that's the next to to drop is the united states being completed in aiding and abetting genocide, right. as israel has been judged to be the progenitor of, of genocide which all nations around the world have uh, you know, found a por

ron ron, was removed as a prime minister in a no confidence a motion that but that's didn't, wasn't able as yet. there would be consequences of august on the biggest problem is that western countries expect their problems to become all problems is really soldiers, a skies in civilian clothing, a storm, the hospital on the west bank city of jeanine and the killed 3 palestinians. the local house ministry has slammed to the operation the dream. this is a crime that is recorded in the register of crimes committed by the occupation excellency of the minister of health, stressed in a statement, and called on all international institutions and the world health organization. to stand up and meet their responsibilities in combating this phenomenon and holding them accountable. a video circulating on social media shows is riley special forces, dressed in doctor's uniforms and civilian clothes, reading the evening scene a hospital. israel said the men killed where have mosse and as long as you had fighters. well, how mazda the man were members of the janine brigades. a warning distressing images are ahead. the 3 men were reportedly sleeping at the time of the attack id upset the targeted fighters who were involved in promoting significant terrorist activity. the army also claims that fighters were hiding in the medical facility, while the hospital itself said they were receiving medical care. we heard from their relatives to share the zoe against the martyr mohammed because we was my friend from 1st. great, thank god, he was one of the martyrs. today, mohammed was with his brother in hospital. the brothers were injured almost 4 months ago. special forces wearing civilian clothes and freaked as robs came and assassinated. 2 of them along with the 3rd martyr mohammed jolanda young. the mission of mohammed grew up with a childhood full of aspirations to live in his free country. just like any other person born on that land. however, he found himself living under occupation where his ambition was to experience life like children in free countries, in a land where he could live in peace and security. unfortunately, as he grew older, he came to the realization that the occupation was damaging the land and denying children their lawful rights. dounia, what is the new york city? so the court analyst, dr. side name are says, this attack can be considered a crime against international law. what they consider is the success we can see the thought of this kind of act to go. you can disguise russian guys as indians because obviously you do, you know, kind of a victory rather just go out of the sky kind of under the same time expressed how the, you know, this is a crime. i'm the crime, i guess the crime, i guess the international law, i guess the a one dimension on the what we are not to see nowadays that after the 77 boulevard, that's the street and all kinds of like i said these i guess the 1st year depots in so many levels there for the very 1st time. now using goals and using miss are still the cdns and they are getting the cities and the gums. it's only damaging and the section in order always. the mazda militants, have reportedly saved a proposal for a new cease fire deal was to leave, and are currently reviewing at ortiz, middle east bureau chief, maria, for notion that has more details, and other del, between h. roland had mast seems to be around the corner and negotiations as you know have been on and off, but in the last 60 or so days there was no significant progress or any valid offer on the table until now. on wednesday, how mass officials are expected to meet with a junction mediators in cairo to discuss the bill that presupposes an exchange of at least $100.00 is really hostages for $300.00 or more palestinian prisoners held in different israeli jails. earlier, the chief of the political bureau had mazda as male head, near aside, the militant group rejects the deal, but later he changed his tone, probably due to some pressure from the mediator saying how mass has not yet made a decision and is still open for negotiations. we are expecting to hear the verdicts after the meeting in cairo, hard to say, of course, if it's going to work as both sides push forward conditions that the other side rejects seem to disagree on key points. how mazda minds, the end of fighting and complete the withdrawal, all the idea of troops from the gaza strip. and that is something rather unaccessible for israel earlier on tuesday, 5 minister been so many to the yahoo! who spoke at a conference in the west bank supplement of the lee said again that the fighting would not stop troops would not leave the slave and thousands of palestinian prisoners would not be released on the whole lot. so you don't need to come up. we will not conclude this war without achieving all of its goals. this means eliminating him us returning all of our hostages and ensuring that cause and never again constitutes a threat to israel. we will not withdraw the idea from the gaza strip and we will not release thousands of terrorists. none of this will happen. what will happen is total victory. again, we have to wait to see what the mission and tiro will bring and there is still hope as him. i didn't say no, but certainly the situation is rather fragile. and the rough forces fueling the fire from both sides, palestinians, lumbering jihad and other guys, a base militants group that might hold. the number of is really hostages, just recently claimed. they once go into any deal with israel without a comprehensive ceasefire. and withdrawal of these really forces from the streets in each row at the same time, shortly after the news came about 10 miles, starting the deal, the country's national security administer, and india was key call lucian, partner for us and stick with the government over any attempts to enter a reckless deal with him as most twisted proposal that is real over and that is the one that have matches now starting and certainly this is the one that it might have been with national security administer obeys row has been talking about included reportedly as it was never officially confirmed, 2 months long cease fire and the idea of withdrawal from major cities in guys on so that civilians gases could gradually come back to their homes. it goes into the un estimates more than 85 percent of gas. those 2300000 strong population have been internally displaced, following these really offensive industry. so from 110 is really hostages happened released following to deal with him as in the brand, but 136 others, including children, women, and elderly, still remained in cafeteria to engage them and disappointment. and, and the grow exponentially within these really public, over how the government deals with this situation protests to put pressure on the leadership to make any deal with a mass that would secure the release of their loved ones back home held on a daily basis with this recent news about a potential deal. these people finally got a glimpse of hope on sunday rep as, as days of egypt taught, our israel and the us matching the french capital parish to discuss b. o. for now we hear that a master say show. so i mentioned in gyptian, mediators in cairo earlier education sources told r t that no breakthrough has been achieved yet. but we do know that the proposal has been full within the table. and that could potentially mean that we are closer to a deal than ever before, but again, it may unfortunately easily collapse. well, since the start of the dogs, the conflict to the entire middle east has been inflamed yet, right up until october 7th. the us was claiming that the situation in the region was calm. us secretary of state anthony blinking now says middle east circumstances are more threatening than ever before. this is an incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we've not seen a situation as, as dangerous as the one we're facing now across the region since at least 1973. the middle east region is quieter today than it has been into decades by the us continues to add more fuel to the middle east flame despite blending of ron for the killing of 3 us soldiers in a drone strike and syria on sunday. washington now claims it's actually trying to de escalate. the situation on that side of the white house comes under a wave of criticism at home for taking no action to avenge its troops in law around has denied any involvement in the deadly drone strikes that hit an american base on the syrian border with jordan toronto. has blamed the us itself for provoking the attack from an iraqi militant faction that did it claim responsibility. all right. let's cross live now to lead attorney and founder of muslim legal hassan that sibley us on a change of 2 and among top us diplomats on the situation in the middle east. what do you make of it? well, i think that are recognizing that this administration has led really the world down an extremely disruptive path. the united states has lost what little credibility to had. i mean, i think the most enrolled in particular, i think the international world, look, it is, this isn't

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is a plot by crooked joe, crooked joe, joe rogan, hogan's heroes, meatball hero, meatball ron, doo-doo ron-ron, da-bill-barr-barr, bilbo baggins, bag of rice, paella, spain, don quixote, tilting at windmills. a lotta people are saying windmills are turning our whales gay. whatever happened to wayne newton?" [cheering] look... finally, engoron had enough and he shut trump down, chiding his lawyers, "control your client." "they can't control me. nobody can. you can't tie me down. i'm like the wind! whatever happened to windmills? why don't they turn our whales gay anymore? i blame crooked wayne newton." there were no cameras in the courtroom, and this is true. the sketch artist did capture the moment. let's take a look. gah! looks like he's screaming "we have to kill the batman!" jimmy, what's that purple blob behind him? i'm being told that's just his lawyer, the grimace. is it "the"? is it grimace or "the grimace?" i don't want to dead-name him. last night trump made his pitch to iowa voters in a town hall on the fox news which, notably, was his first live appearance on the network in two year

ron. i did well. we have never had it so good, ron- i did not— well. we have never had it so good, ron. . we have never had it so good, ron. i did not think that _ well. we have never had it so good, ron. | did not thinkthat 33c- ron. i did not think that bbc expenses went to the lobster shack, but maybe they do. i was looking at a poll last that regardless of who you support in this race, who do you think will win the election? 84% think will win the election? 84% think it is trump. i don't think nikki haley has done enough in this campaign to disavow them of that belief, do you? ida. campaign to disavow them of that belief. do you?— belief, do you? no, i don't. good evenina. belief, do you? no, i don't. good evening- happy— belief, do you? no, i don't. good evening. happy new— belief, do you? no, i don't. good evening. happy new year, - belief, do you? no, i don't. good evening. happy new year, my i belief, do you? no, i don't. good- evening. happy new year, my friend, liy evening. happy new year, my friend, by the _ evening. happy new year, my friend, by the way _ evening. happy new y

that ron desantis has dropped out of the race and endorsed president trump. all i can say is welcome home, ron. ron. welcome back to the maga movement where you have always belonged and where we will welcome you and be honored to kill you among our religion as we go forward unified this republican party for unity. [applause] i mean, you guys know i am a florida man, right? this is good news for me. i did not like when mom and dad would be fighting. i like that we have twoame team and a reasonable person might honestly ask the question to nikki haley, what are you still doing in this race? nikki haley is be the republican nominee for president. you know what? to my good friends in iowa, the great victory to this moment, you made this happen. you this together, and there is a little bit of cleanup work to do, and my good friends in the clan granite state will help us do that. [applause] we don't want nikkiwant to live in a world where they are raising the gas tax, supporting amnesty opposing the wall, and wanting to start three wars before lunchtime tomorrow. appreciate how president trump viewed for

ron desantis. >> we're leading by a lot. we're leading desanctimonious by massive numbers. he's heading south quickly. no personality. democrats are contributing to ron desanctimonious -- ron desantis's campaign. >> the greatest moment of the debate when ron was walking around, ron desanctimonious was walking off the stage, and he's walking -- we don't want to run against ronda sanctimonious with his high heels. and his bobblehead. you know, he looks like a bobblehead doll. >> and as of tonight, as cringe as watching that, ron desantis joins the ranks of governor scott walker, senator marco rubio, all who entered republican primary races with the wind in their sails, set to be rising stars within the republican party, only to be tossed aside and utterly embarrassed by the very voters they sought to win over. from beginning to end, the desantis campaign was in no other word but a disaster. from his a fictional launch on x when the app servers crashed repeatedly and listeners could hear the candidates speak knowingly bicker with elon musk, -- vicious fights with black republicans over florida's history curriculum, and the alleged, quote, benefits of slavery. his campaign sus

ron desantis. >> we're leading by a lot. we're leading desanctimonious by massive numbers. he's heading south quickly. no personality. democrats are contributing to ron desanctimonious -- ron desantis's campaign. >> the greatest moment of the debate when ron was walking around, ron desanctimonious was walking off the stage, and he's walking -- we don't want to run against ronda sanctimonious with his high heels. and his bobblehead. you know, he looks like a bobblehead doll. >> and as of tonight, as cringe as watching that, ron desantis joins the ranks of governor scott walker, senator marco rubio, all who entered republican primary races with the wind in their sails, set to be rising stars within the republican party, only to be tossed aside and utterly embarrassed by the very voters they sought to win over. from beginning to end, the desantis campaign was in no other word but a disaster. from his a fictional launch on x when the app servers crashed repeatedly and listeners could hear the candidates speak knowingly bicker with elon musk, -- vicious fights with black republicans over florida's history curriculum, and the alleged, quote, benefits of slavery. his campaign sus

ron desantis in this poll, whether or not the evangelicals are a monolithic block, if some have peeled away from trump and may vote for ron desantis tonight? >> the one thing we have seen throughout this primary is that the more people exposed to rontis, the more his numbers have gone south. this guy is just not likable. going to all 99 counties was a terrible idea for ron desantis. the more that people see him in action, the less impressive he becomes to them. once you see ron desantis up close, serving in congress as i did, when ron desantis was a member, they would all tell you, this was not a guy that if you walk into a room you would walk across to shake his hand. he is not the guy. the idea that he would be president of the united states was laughable to us in the house of representatives. the more voters become familiar wi him, the less they like him. what you say when you say you are going to lose. it is all a bunch of bs frankly because we all know he is not in a strong position. heoesn't like being in the underdog position. he doesn't like the fact that he will get trounced by 30 points by donald trump. that is not a position of strength, not an underdog that you can root for. it is just an indictment on his popularity,

ron, as a went wrong- _ campaign? unfortunately for ron, as a went wrong- big — campaign? unfortunately for ron, as a went wrong. n? unfortunately for ron, as a went wrong. big picture, he - campaign? unfortunately for ron, as a went wrong. big picture, he was i a went wrong. big picture, he was trying to replicate and go after the trump base, and what he should have been instead is try to get anybody but trump alternative, and there was a bit of momentum for him early, even this time last year and early spring last year, he was almost pulling neck and neck with donald trump at that point, but instead of taking the strategy of where he would go after, again, the people who wanted an alternative to trump, he sought to erode the trump base, and they were not having it might deeply loyal to the trump, and some of them viewed one desantis as someone who benefited from donald trump, because in his first race for florida governor, he was not doing well in the primary and donald trump gave him a boost and an endorsement that got him over the finish line, so lot of second or —— trump voters said he is being disloyal beca

the $78 billion deal between chairman jason smith and chairman ron riden caps -- ron wyden caps monthsnomy and good politics for republicans? kim, what's in this deal, and is it, in fact, good policy? >> well, you talked about those business proif visions -- provisions. there's some that would extend bonus if depreciation, domestic r&d, also interest on debt. the problem, paul, is that i think a lot of those were things that businesses have already made decisions on. so i'm not sure you're going to get a lot of incentive for more investment out of those, not a lot of bang for the buck. but in return, republicans are are essentially agreeing to make this child tax credit $2,000 per child and also greatly increase its refundability meaning it will two to people who don't pay taxes at the moment and also dilute the work requirements necessary to get it. that's an incredibly expensive step. it's also the first step democrats want to a giant with even more turbo-charged child tax crept. and that's the concern -- credit. and that's the concern, that the policy on the business side is not tha

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ron warmington? | actions speak louder than words. yes. ron warmington?— actions speak louder than words. yes. ron warmington? st suggest we don't _ yes. ron warmington? i would like to just suggest we don't forget _ yes. ron warmington? i would like to just suggest we don't forget the - just suggest we don't forget the plight _ just suggest we don't forget the plight of— just suggest we don't forget the plight of the _ just suggest we don't forget the plight of the business _ just suggest we don't forget the plight of the business people, l just suggest we don't forget thei plight of the business people, all of these — plight of the business people, all of these people _ plight of the business people, all of these people are _ plight of the business people, all of these people are business - plight of the business people, all- of these people are business people, they weren't — of these people are business people, they weren't employees, _ of these people are business people, they weren't employees, they - they weren't employees, they invested — they weren't employees, they invested huge _ they weren't employ

ron flies — here. at the same time, hamas is a ron flies from _ here. at the same time, hamas is a ron - here. at the same time, hamas is a ron flies from mexico city l is a ron flies from mexico city to cocuia _ is a ron flies from mexico city to cocula with one of the detainees who confessed to the killings— detainees who confessed to the killings -- — detainees who confessed to the killings —— thomas thereon. —— tomas zeron. the search at the river on the 28th of october would become a contested part of the government's investigation. this is the afternoon of that day, the 28th. this is like one, two hours after tomas zeron has left the scene. this is the forensic team. they are making an inspection on a riverbank, picking up small things and putting them in forensic bags for evidence. at that point, forensic argentina group arrive and i thought the guys with the white suits were working with the argentinians. later, i knew that the argentinians didn't have any idea what had happened, just a couple of metres below them. and it was obvious they were having an argument. irate obvious

ron destupid. ron destupid. it just works. we're going with ron destupid. also want to congratulate mr. ramaswamy. vivekaa.wamy who dropped out of the race and has agreed to live in my suit pocket. i love my little ratatouille. as you can see, i am doing very well cognitively. doing great with cognitive. i'm more cognitive than ever. the doctor said, sir, you have to be in the top 99% of all the con the cushion and dementia people we give this test to. i said, well, i guess i'm very good at recognizing elephants. who knew. and now we're here. and this is the campaign, folks. this is all there is, me yelling in courthouse lobby standing behind barricade like afamily at jfk pickup. but next is new hampshire against nikki haley. nikki, nikki, she thought i was done, but i'm back in a big way. i'm back like "mean girls." yeah, we love "mean girls." where's lacy? let out of remake. so sad. you know her father did toaster strudle. but she's doing great things in terms of hallmark movies, staying busy. just like me, it's important to have hobbies. biden has falling down. i have my minitrials. i love being on tria

ron desantis. >> give people the cards, go to the website. these people here were just [indiscernible] they are going to come monday night and caucus for ron. >> when we knocked on the door they said we were just talking about ron desantis. i don't know if they watch c-span, but there are pretty informed voters here in iowa, which i am jealous of. >> going to knock on? >> probably a couple at the most. we will come out tomorrow. we wait until the sun started setting and gets a little colder, it gets harder to do much. >> with all of the groups that have been out we have probably knocked on the hundred doors. >> when they answer the door are they more surprised that you are out in the cold. >> i have no intention of getting invited in, but it was very sweet of them. >> has anybody made you stand at the door and talk? >> i was the driver [indiscernible] it is a respect thing too. oh! sorry about that. our car is in the way. sorry, thank you. >> how much training for door knocking and went they tell you? >> they instruct you to be on the point is to tell them who you are affiliated with. representing ron desantis were president and just to let them know the caucus is coming up. there is a qr code to show them wher

ron. >> when we knocked on the door they said we were just talking about ron desantis. i don't know if they watch c-span, but there are pretty informed voters here in iowa, which i am jealous of. >> how many doors you going to knock on? >> probably a couple at the most. we will come out tomorrow. we wait until the sun started setting and gets a little colder, it gets harder to do much. >> with all of the groups that have been out we have probably knocked on the hundred doors. >> door are they more surprised that you are out in the cold. >> i have no intention of getting invited in, but it was very sweet of them. >> has anybody made you stand at the door and talk? >> i was the driver [indiscernible] it is a respect thing too. oh! sorry about that. our car is in the way. sorry, thank you. >> how much aining for door knocking and went they tell you? >> they instruct you to be on the point is to tell them who you are affiliated with. representing ronesantis were president and just to let them know the caucus is coming up. there is a qr code to show them where the precincts are to inform them and answer any questions that they have. there were obviously very receptive. >> when you caucus for ron desantis monday night and if you averse to doing that, can we help you? >> but most importantly stay warm. thank you so much. host: john mcardle with two volunteers out and iowa. they looked cold, they sounded cold, and it will continue to be cold in iowa. and they are looking at subzero temperatures for caucus night, a record with -25 below if you include the windchill. erin in mississippi, we are getting a thoughts in campaign 2024. how are you. go ahead? caller: i am doing great. i want to say to other people about to vote, i hope they choose wisely. i do know right now iowa needs to make a big decision. a decision that should never have happened, because trump is going to be the nominee. 7-i respect the former president and respect only

howard: with ron desantis put all a his chips on the iowa caucuses just over a week away, i had a chance to talk to the florida governor as he spent several days campaigning in the state. ron ronrd: good to see you. happy new year. howard: happy new year to you. you've said the media, the left, everyone's going to want you to fail as president. i know you didn't have a great relationship with journalists in florida, but it's not like national journalists are in love with donald trump. so why does everyone, in your words, want you to fail in the national media? >> well, look, i think it's a couple things. i mean, they've seen what we've done in florida which is win huge victories both at the ballot box, of course, in november '22, but also deliver really big victories on issues that republicans and conservatives really care about. for example, there's now news about we did reforms to protect teachers regard aing teacher union dues, compulsory dues and, of course, we beat fauci on covid, soros on crime, we beat the democrats on election integrity. so i think folks who tonight want to see a republican win or do well see me as somebody that would be able to deliver on all these th

ron desantis is ullin: at desantis? right now ron desantis is pulling at around _ desantis? right now ron _ desantis? right now ron desantis is pulling at around 1896 - politically - pulling at around 18% — politically he's a dead man walking. and for trump, the question isn't if he's going to win or not, it's about how much he wins by. so it's all about second place, both nikki haley and ron desantis will want to do pretty well, so at least get into the 20-30% well, so at least get into the 20—30% area to get the momentum they needin 20—30% area to get the momentum they need in order to get onto the next primary, which is in new hampshire in a few days' time. the weather has changed everything. roads closed, rallies cancelled, snow drifts. but the show must go on. in this state, agriculture is big business. 0ne on. in this state, agriculture is big business. one third of the pork in the united states comes from iowa. there are seven pigs for every person. iowa. there are seven pigs for every erson. ., ., ., person. there we go, what a beautiful. — person. there we go, what a beautiful, b

didn't pass it for five years. [ laughter and applause >> seth: ron ronyou not puff, puff, pass [ laughter ] stop smiling governor haley, what's one thing we have in common? >> we don't have tattoos before the age of 18? >> seth: that's right. you know, i got a tattoo of a star with dua lipa a few weeks ago. what's your tattoo of? >> 42 million americans on food stamps [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a lot of ink governor desantis, what's your tattoo of? >> homeless veterans >> seth: you guys are weird. governor desantis, make your best effort to explain what twerking is. >> i think that that's a bottom-up thing. >> seth: not bad [ laughter ] governor desantis, any tips for newlywed couples on their wedding night? >> you've got to be methodical, strategic about it there's a lot of moving parts. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true governor desantis, this is the last time we're going to see you. do you have any last words for the american people? >> ballistic pediatry. >> seth: you are --e [ laughter ] such a weird dude. [ laughter ] stop smiling looks like we'r

ron desantis' supporters want. they don't want a president kamala harris. they want a new generational leader. we give them that. >> let's discuss with ron brownstein. ron, a lot happened today. what's your sense? what happened? >> yeah. look, ron desantis ran on a very specific theory of the case, that he was going to build a coalition from the right in. he was going to peel away core trump voters by running to his right, particularly on cultural issues. he was going to be the last alternative standing. then in their theory, the centrist parts of the party would have no choice but to rally around desantis, even if they didn't like his positions. that crashed and burned. he only won about 10% in iowa. he failed to crack the trump base. in the process, he alienated a lot of the voters in the center and left the room for haley to emerge. i don't think -- da na was talking about, there aren't enough desantis supporters in new hampshire or south carolina to make a big difference. the risk is thatdorsing trump reinforces trump. >> yeah. it was a week ago when ron desantis was sounding a bit cranky about members of his party coalescing behind the former presi

ron desantis. in the past week alone, nikki haley said that illegal immigrants are not criminals, and ron desantis was lying like a democrat on cnn about president trump's record on the border. more importantly than nikki haley and ron desantis is joe biden. he can hardly speak. our secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and he just launched airstrikes against houthi rebels in the middle east. joe biden's weakness is leading us into with world war iii. we have a wide open border that is being invaded every single day, and our economy is increasingly unaffordable for americans. we are confident that iowans will get outs on monday, and then i'll come to new hampshire which will propel him to the nomination. >> pete, i'm sure you have a lot of things to say to that, but i want to begin with a question about this news about ron desantis, you know, going to south carolina first before heading to new hampshire. and if this comes after nikki haley has been pointing out that she's getting this surge in the polls that desantis who has been the number two for a very long time is not getting, your response to that. is this -- >> look. sure, i mean, i think it's a right strategy. there's no one tougher in this race than governor r

repasemos a continuación lo que fue la campaña de ron desantis rumbo a la casa blanca. >> ron desantis. >> ron florida, algunas polémicas según los que no las apoyan, han acaparado la atención por su estilo conservador. >> discussion any mandates desantis, de 45 años, saltó a la fama nacional durante la pandemia por su manejo del covid 19 en la florida, 1 de los primeros estados en reabrir las escuelas que mantuvo los negocios abiertos y se opuso a los mandatos del uso de mascarillas, atrayendo hacia la florida a residentes de otros estados. >> poco a poco amplió los límites de poder ejecutivo que le permitieron aprobar leyes como la de inmigración, que restringe el acceso de los indocumentados a empleos, servicios de salud y transporte. una que prohíbe el aborto después de las 6 semanas de embarazo. otra la ley de derechos de padres sobre estudiantes, también conocida como no digas gay, que prohíbe las lecciones sobre orientación sexual e identidad de género y medidas para seguir enviando inmigrantes de manera supuestamente voluntaria a otros estados. además, ha sido acusado de usar su poder

ron desantis _ weight in primary season. we heard ron desantis pretty _ weight in primary season. we heard ron - weight in primary season. we heard ron desantis prettyjubilant with i ron desantis prettyjubilant with his results. do you feel both he and nikki haley are still both positive about what could happen? the?e nikki haley are still both positive about what could happen? they are t in: to about what could happen? they are trying to stay _ about what could happen? they are trying to stay positive, _ about what could happen? they are trying to stay positive, ron - trying to stay positive, ron desantis had to come in second place because he put so much money into the campaign in iowa, he sunk everything into it, but he is not doing that well in new hampshire where nikki haley has 32% to trump's 39%, and he had spent all of his money in iowa so he does not have that much laughter and he is not as popular in new hampshire and south carolina it is, of course, where nikki haley is from. had he not come in second, and really close, his campaign would have had to end. nikki haley hope she can ca

ron ron desantis for second place. okay. trump is in the lead. in every early voting state. every one. he's ahead 34 points in iowa which is make or break, in my opinion, for rontis. he's even up 31 points in south carolina. that is nikki haley's home state. but new hampshire, let's talk about the it. that's a more moderate voter, and trump does have a lead there, it's just not as a wide. fox news power rankings say nikki haley must win new hampshire to prove she is seriously competitive with trump before super tuesday when so many voters go to the polls. so who exactly is the republican voter? who knew this? there's three camps. 37 if percent, the maga base. 37% are persuadable, and 25% are non-trump, never trumpers. so that's what these candidates are competing with, right, to get the 37% persuade sw bl and the 25% not president trump. stuart: okay, got it. interesting rankings. president biden seems to have a new campaign strategy. over the top attacks on trump. watch this. >> their theory has no facts, has no proof, has no evidence. that's why time and been they've lost in every court of law. they don't have respect for the 81 million people who voted if o

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ron desantis and nikki haley — indictments. ron desantis and nikki haley have _ indictments. ron haley have described them as distractions but they haven't criticised him for them and that has given some cover to voters to feel the same way. caitlin, on the campaign trail, thank you so much for taking the time. we will have a special broadcast live from new hampshire on tuesday evening here on bbc news as results come in. to the uk now, where norfolk police have revealed that an emergency call to police was made from a house near norwich about an hour before four people, including two young children, were found dead inside. the force has referred itself to the independent police watchdog because no officers were sent to the property in response to that call, which was made by a man at 6 o'clock on friday morning. sam read has more from the scene. 2a hours on, there's still a huge police presence on this small estate near norwich. the man who died has been named locally as bartlomiej kuczynski. the two young girls also lived in the house. the 36—year—old woman was related but didn

ron, ron desantis' closing argument as he tries to edge out nikki haley for second is she can't unite the party. take a listen. >> haley cannot do that. she is not getting support from conservatives. she's relying on democratic-leaning independents for her support in the primary. that's just not the way you can win and galvanize support from the party faithful. >> mark, you know the polling. it shows a lot of haley support comes from the democratic-leaning independents. more than half of haley supporters say they would back biden over trump in the general election. how should we read that in terms of her strength as a candidate? >> our polling does back up the argument that ronupporters in iowa among likely republican caucus-goers are people that are either independents or cross-over democrats. they do make up the anti-trump faction, even willing to vote for president biden in a general election. as we move past iowa, new hampshire does seem to be a favorable terrain for that kind of coalition of crossover democrats and independent voters. that's why the polling between nikki haley and donald trump is much closer. once you get beyond new hampshire, talking about south carolina, the super tuesday states, you end up having a disproportionate amount of republicans, the rank and filed registered conservative republicans and not as many independents and crossover democrats. >> each state has its own unique demographics we'll be watching. governor, one that we'll be watching are the evangelicals. "the washingn post" described a phenomenon in which some actually gravitate towards trump because of the 91 criminal charges he's facing. so sort of painting this as a da

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it was right from the outset within minutes of the opening statement, ron desantis statement, ron desa ntis referred statement, rony called him a liar. it was really quite tense in the room. i think that is a sign that despite the commanding lead former president trump has come at this debate doesn't matter to both candidates as they go forward. they really need a strong showing in iowa and this is their last chance to show the case. is their last chance to show the case-— the case. and we saw chris christie announcing - the case. and we saw chris christie announcing that i the case. and we saw chrisj christie announcing that he the case. and we saw chris i christie announcing that he is dropping out. what impact does that have? ., dropping out. what impact does that have?— dropping out. what impact does thathave? ., ., , that have? some of those voters will no to that have? some of those voters will go to nikki _ that have? some of those voters will go to nikki haley _ that have? some of those voters will go to nikki haley or- that have? some of those voters will go to nikki haley or ron - will go to nikki haley

ron desantis? that's _ 2028. is that it, then, for ron desantis? that's it _ 2028. is that it, then, for ron desantis? it, then, for ron | desantis? that's it for now. he was very popular— desantis? that's it for now. he was very popular in _ desantis? that's it for now. he was very popular in florida i desantis? that's it for now. he was very popular in florida and j was very popular in florida and he won the election in 2022 with a 19 point edge over his challenger. he is out for now. there's a rumour going about already that he will run for the senate against the republican incumbent which could be a very messy affair. it will be around. he is not going anywhere because trump will have four years if he gets elected and then, someone will have to take the baton from there. desantis thinks he is there. desantis thinks he is the one to do it. mil there. desantis thinks he is the one to do it.— the one to do it. all right, larry. very _ the one to do it. all right, larry, very interesting! i the one to do it. all right, i larry, very interesting! good to get your take once again. thank you for your tim

ron desantis at 16%, and rivek ramaswamy not much of a factor here at 8%. ron brownstein, donald trump -- there's a story line about nikki haley versus ron desantis and of course we can talk about that. but what jeff zeleny was talking about a few moments ago, this poll showing donald trump so far ahead, a former president now leading the republican party with all the legal questions hanging over him being cast as a threat to democracy by the sitting president, joe biden who defeated him, this is a significant poll. and if donald trump can replicate this on monday, that is a significant moment because it is really going to make him by and large the front-runner in this field and somebody who is on his way to perhaps crushing the competition and getting to the nomination. >> yeah, you know, jim, like haley and desantis themselves you can lose track of the big picture here by focusing solely on their comp titian for what will be a very distant second place. if haley does come in second ahead of desantis, his campaign would really have no rationale for continuing given how much he's invested in iowa. it's not clear to me even with this lead in the poll she'll do

we had a very good competitor, ron, as you know. ron desantis. ron desantis. and he fought hard and he fought well, and now we have one left. >> and that one left is nikki haley, but she says she is gaining momentum here in new hampshire. while she's backed off the earlier claims she was going to enact the state outright, she says what happens in the granite state could reset the republican race once and for all. >> but i'll promise you this: if you join with me in this, if you go to the polls tomorrow and take five deal with people with you,and you commit s back on track, i will spend evey single day proving to you that you made a good decision. >> we are going to have to wait several more hours to get the full results of new hampshire. the results will come in in just a matter of seconds after loading is complete. they'll announce it up at the results on the whiteboard. no matter what, this is one of those political fun moments because it will happen in real time. it is history in the making. but there is more media here, probably about eight to one, for ever

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