i m elizabeth wag meister in los angeles. this is cnn. in just one hour, votes will be cast into new hampshire s first in the nation primary. and we will take you right there tonight on laura coates live. at midnight tonight, six registered voters, yes, six reddit district voters will kick off the crucial new hampshire publican primary care by this time tomorrow, we should have a pretty good idea whether nikki haley can put the brakes on what, so far, seems like a trump juggernaut heading straight for the republican nomination. it is democracy in action. you will see it all live right here. but first, my exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris. we talked about the reversal of roe v. wade and what that means for voters. plus, donald trump s legal woes and her candid reaction to how people view her. it is a wide-ranging conversation, one you will not hear anywhere else but here. and it starts right now. i am so glad you are here. of course, you have decided
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