good morning to you, it saturday, january the 20th. i m ali velshi. three days, three remaining candidates for the republican nomination are gonna face off in the new hampshire primaries. ron desantis, nikki haley, and donald trump. they re all holding offense throughout the state this weekend. and in the normal presidential election year, the race would really be ramping up right now. we would be talking about momentum from iowa and how the independents would line up in new hampshire and who would last through south carolina and to make it to super tuesday? this isn t a normal year. this is a post trump era of american politics, and anyone who s been tank attention to the republican party and as long as it s concluded the try some piece multiply indicted experts wouldn t will be the last man standing. that s how thoroughly he has taken over the gop. the former presidents decisive victory in iowa on monday resulted in the republican party consolidating its support for him eve
bipartisan infrastructure bill that, by the way, got the support of mitch mcconnell in the senate and that s getting punished, but saying something like what lauren boebert just said what we heard, or paul gosar tweeting out that video depicting violence against fellow members gets no response at all. it is as i said, it is quite the splits he s having to do right here. and how do you see this playing out and does one side finally get the upper hand in all of this? i think i think, jessica, there is going to be an ugly fight next year after the republicans take control of the house. because, again, the scary thing for all of america is, right, imagine marjorie taylor greene, imagine ten more marjorie taylor greens in the house. so there will be a real fight within the republican party caucus. i think kevin mccarthy is the odds on leader. but let s not forget, jessica, what the danger is here. lauren boebert is lying. lauren boebert, what she said