insurance. good to be with you, i m katy tur coming to you today from, wait for it, manchester, new hampshire. so why new hampshire on this iowa caucus day? well, because as nikki haley undiplomatically put it, new hampshire is where the race starts to really matter. iowa, as much as we love her, rarely picks a winner. while new hampshire has repeatedly given a b12 shot to the underdog. bill clinton in 92, john mccain in 08, now nikki haley wants in
did the governor miscalculate, leaning into culture war activities right out of the gate. not being lean and mean the issue? i think his issue was thinking, and i think his plan was donald trump will be indicted, this is what he was hoping, he will naturally through miracles and unicorns and the man on a white horse that doesn t exist be kind of taken out of the race. and desantis, then, he s trump-like, he s a younger version of donald trump. that was his play. it s not working because if you want donald trump, guess what, you re going to vote for donald trump. i think desantis is doa in this election. i think the only people this is just a wag, a wild guess, i think the only people who have a shot besides donald trump, potentially tim scott. tim scott is the guy who i think really could surprise people, similar to bill clinton in 92. chris christie actually has a shot if there is a widespread kind of understanding that
she has an opportunity to distant yourself. as far as being involved in the administration, she actually did a really good job, i think, as u.n. ambassador. i don t think being in the administration is necessarily going to taint her. it s been her yes and no, hot and cold on donald trump. how formidable do you think tim scott would be? i ll tell you, since i even met tim scott in 2011. i was elected with him in the house. i always had in my mind, this guy is at least going to make a solid run for the presidency and probably be president. most people may know his name. they don t know his story. wants his story gets out there, it s really breathtaking. his whole life is breathtaking. and i think he s always been my kind of dark horse candidate in this race, that i think nobody was talking about until fairly recently. but i see in this not a great comparison, but kind of bill clinton in 92, who came out of nowhere and ended up rocketing to the top. they re already, nikki haley, ti
serves as a temp palace never we ll hold him accountable. even on the second anniversary of the january 6th insurrection, a fight even nearly got fill on the house floor. this was supposed to be the easy part to the house republicans, legislating is what s hard, and it would be harder. among the concessions, a provision that would enable any one member to out him from the job. so throughout going with they random votes, because one is upset at leadership. this is not exactly how the republican party banned to showcase itself to the american public as a future governs party. account they avoid the fate of the house republicans of 94 whose actions helped reelect bill clinton in 96, or 2010, where that actions helped reelect barack obama. will this republican house do you the same?
same heft that it might have just a few months ago. in part because you see those numbers starting to tick down. the big unknown over all of this is president biden, his approval ratings continue to be in the 40s. he s going to be out on the campaign trail talking about what he sees as his legislative achievements. but where and how he campaigns res to be seen. it s a big question mark looming over all of this. the only two times in history since the great depression that the party in power managed to overcome the trend against losing in the midterms in the first of a president was with bill clinton in 98 and george w. bush in 2004. in one case, bill clinton had the republicans at a disadvantage because there was a backlash against impeachment and the other case it was after 9/11