and conservative attorney george conway. we will be getting to his recent column nor the washington post entitled the supreme court s order against donald trump is even worse for him than it appears. but first, joe, even i know we will be talking football first. you all look so tired. and we should be talking football first. it was the most extraordinary weekend of football, mike barnicle, that i think any of us have seen. i think by the end of last night everybody agrees that in all of the history of nfl playoff games, back-to-back nights starting with lambeau actually, starting with the bengals game but then that all-time classic from another century, the 9ers and green bay, zero degree weather, snow. the 9ers figure out a way to come back. and then brady finds a way to come back, but unfortunately he can t play all 11 positions on the field. then last night there are no words. four touchdowns in two minutes. patrick mahomes drives the chiefs 75 yards in 13 secon
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white house as he heads for the campaign trail in south carolina. today s event and that early voting state comes on the heels of biden endorsing a deal that could lead to the u.s. shutting down the border with mexico. the president is now throwing his support behind a bipartisan senate bill that sources say gives the u.s. the authority to crack down on illegal migrant crossings at the southern border using tough new measures including implementing a shutdown when the border is overwhelmed. for more on these developments, let s bring in cnn white house reporter priscilla alvarez who is already in south carolina. what can you tell us about biden s expected plan while in that state? reporter: well, he s going to be rallying black voters here to vote for him. i mean, this is a state that buoyed him in 2020. it s one that he credited for turning the tide in 2020. and it s also a state that will kick off the democratic nominating process for the first time. a change that biden h
reporting. cnn this morning continues right now. there were a lot of fellas. it is now, oh, my god, one fella and one lady left. i think right now we have the highest level of enthusiasm that anybody s ever seen. i think we ll have the same kind of result here as we did last week in iowa. good morning, so glad you re with us on a beautiful monday morning in new hampshire. we are one day away from the first in the nation primary and only two candidates are left standing. ron desantis quits the race. how his decision could impact donald trump and nikki haley. all as haley and trump watching some of their sharpest personal attack lines yet, halgly questioning trump s mental fitness, trump defending mocking her name. but the high stakes showdown that could happen in the defamation case against him, all of this hour on cnn this morning. we re live in new hampshire and it is all on the line here. one day before the primary. and we are in i think one of the best diners
pole position. two days from new hampshire s primary and new cnn poll finds trump leading the pack. we need big margins because we have to send real unity as a message. as his rivals pile on. we can t have someone else that we question whether their mentally fit to do this. could anyone knock trump off his path to the nomination? plus reluctant rematch. democratic leaders worry if 2024 is a rerun, voters will tune out. as republicans face a familiar dilemma on trump. i would support him. even if he s convicted? new reporting on the fears in both parties. and house of cards. the november is house speaker squeezed by his own party. i think it is a nonstarter. i don t see what the problem is. let s fix it. has mike johnson backed himself into a corner. inside politics starts now. good morning, and welcome to inside politics sunday. i m manu raju. right now a brand-new snapshot of the republican presidential contest less than 48 hours away from whe