we did not even have charles when we started this campaign. with all of the uncertainty of the past several months i spent a lot of time focused on my family. election was the best possible way i could protect them. by fighting for leadership that serves everyone and builds toward a brighter future. i want to thank all of my family, by parents, patricia and rodney, my sister ashley, my in-laws, and my lesion of aunts and uncles and cousins, and my , to me, are, who bookiey.rs. they taught me that it is character that really matters. [applause] thanks to my friends in south carolina and around the country. thank you for lifting me up. thank you for making me who i am today. and of course, i would like to thank my team. team jamie. [applause] guys. you i love you so much. to my campaign chair, zach, my campaign manager, and all of my amazing staff. [applause] guys. you of course, the staff at the south carolina democratic party. [cheering and applause] , theother in arms execut
is a huge victory for donald trump. trump: we are going to win so much, you are going to be so happy. john: good evening from south carolina where we have set up shop in the candidates have ready fanned out across the state in anticipation of the south carolina primary. let s start with the billionaire king of the granite state outbox. after his 19.2 new hampshire victory, donald trump arrives for one of his patented mega rallies here in south carolina. he poses serious challenges for anyone who wants to stop them. the republican s have a debate here in south carolina and then the primary is one week later. trump has a big lead here. two days after the nevada caucus they go to houston for another debate. on march 1 11 states will cast their votes. by then trump s campaign may have too much momentum for anyone to derail it. account,l this into and there is a little bit of a sideshow about the establishment candidates fighting the others, is it possible that no one can stop t
again battling for second, and john kasich says he s not going anywhere. national political reporter mave reston is live where trump will be holding his final rally ahead of the caucuses there. trump has held a healthy lead in the polls in nevada, but it is important to reenforce to our viewers that nevada is notoriously hard to predict. reporter: absolutely. traveling nevada over the last week, talking to many republican voters, there is no question that this is trump country. if ted cruz or marco rubio were able to pull off some kind of surprise here tonight, it would be a huge feat that we d be talking about for months. we know the polling is unreliable here in nevada, but we also know that trump has actually been organized here. he s been doing caucus training since last year. and they re not expecting the turnout to be have a big here in nevada. it was only 33,000 people in 2012. and all the experts here are saying that might be something close to 40,000 this time. s
make an awesome president. bragging right you now. we re going to win so much, you re going to be so happy. it feels like we won the super bowl. yeah, trump, number one. happy hashtag d.j.t. winning sports fan. houddy from cluolumbia, south carolina. across the state, where their primaries parties primaries take place. story lines a plenty to cover from last night. let s start with the billionaire king ballot box. after his 19 point new hampshire victory, donald trump arrives for another of his patented mega rallies, two hours north in clemson, while his rivals contemplate a calendar that poses some serious challenges for anyone who wants to stop him. walk us through it. the debate this saturday in south carolina, the state s primary one week later. as of now, the polls have suggested that trump still has even before his big new hampshire win, a big lead here. after south carolina, there is nevada caucuses on february 23rd, a tuesday, two days later, the candida