run. why? he says although he saw a path for victory which usually people that see a path for victory do it, but he thought his role could be better played in expressing support for someone else and excerpting pressure as the new hampshire governor throughout this process taking on donald trump who he clearly doesn t want to be the nominee. he sat down with dana bash and explained more of his thinking. the math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. he won t even win georgia. if you re a republican who can t win georgia, you have no shot. he s proven that. if republicans nominate him, we re saying a vote for him is a vote for joe biden. that s how the math will play out. that s his assessment of the math. one other thing to think about is the new hampshire primary itself now with the governor out will become a more important contest because you don t have a hometown player. interesting. david, stick around. let s talk about the democratic
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Taking l.s.d. not in their missile silos but beforehand and having wild socket experiences and lowering it that taking marijuana cocaine and the like. caldicott things a nuclear strike could be launched by mistake. here both going issuing a meets dmitri trenin a former senior soviet army officer who took part in disarmament negotiations with the us. both experts are concerned a new cold war may be in the works. the conflict may arise out of a military collision and places like syria. all the way to the nuclear level that s in some scenarios and could. as the election of donald trump further complicated the situation the president has sharply criticized nato and