and Nicky tries to get it done in New Hampshire, John Feterman lets loose and Donald Trump

goes all caps on the question of presidential immunity.

We'll discuss all this more on this edition of the editors.

I'm Rich Lowry and I'm joined as always, or at least some of the time, by the

dominator, Dominic Pino, the sage of authenticity was Jim Garrity and the notorious

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So, Jim, the campaign has progressed since we talked last on Tuesday in the immediate

aftermath of Iowa.

Nicki Haley headed that night to New Hampshire, gave a of Iowa and

to New Hampshire gave a very New Hampshire-centric

third place finished speech.

I was about to call it a victory speech in Iowa and she said she's not going to debate Ron DeSantis. I like debates. I think

you know it's in the abstract it's a shame but I can see why she doesn't want to

stand there five feet away from Ron

DeSantis calling each other a liar you know for an hour and a half or whatever it is that

benefits no one plus DeSantis is at a 5% in New Hampshire and his he's not skipping New Hampshire, but he went first to South Carolina and their strategy, you know, it seems highly delusional, is, you know, they'll finish a very distant

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