Hey, we got a lot to get to this hour. We'll get to New Hampshire. Haley, Trump, we'll get to Billy Joel. We'll get to, well, a lot to talk about. Let's start with New Hampshire. It looks like the lines are long at the polling places. There'll be a lot of people turning out to vote. One reason could be New Hampshire is a very bizarre sort of a primary. There's always been like a maverick state doing things differently, and they allow non-Republicans to vote in the Republican primary.

It doesn't make much sense, but they do it.

It also blurs and confuses up the results.

So New Hampshire is really not a great barometer of anything since independence,

Democrats can re-register and vote in the New Hampshire primary and screw up the results.

But even despite all that advantage, it looks like, according to all the latest polls,

Nikki Haley will lose badly. And then that'll be the end for her.

She may try to hobble along. There's,

next week is the Nevada caucus.

That doesn't mean much of anything.

And then the next big primary is South Carolina.

That's Nikki Haley's home state.

She wasn't much of a governor.

And in real life, a treacherous snake of a woman who everybody that's ever worked with her will tell

you horror stories about her. So in South Carolina, she's like 40 points behind. Every major

figure in South Carolina has denounced her, come out against her, the governor, the attorney

general, the senator. So if she went into the South Carolina primary, that'd be

the end. She'd have to resign that night

from the race. But

I have a feeling she'll drop out before

South Carolina. Why humiliate yourself

and lose your home state?

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