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Reports are that Sununu, the governor of New Hampshire, is going to endorse Nikki Haley.

We know that Kim Reynolds, you had Kim Reynolds on the show, I think, just a couple

weeks ago.

I think I was out for that day for whatever reason.

But Kim Reynolds, governor of Iowa, has endorsed Ron DeSantis.

If you look at the polling, it seems like Ron DeSantis is likely to come in second in Iowa.

And if you look at the polling, it now seems like Nikki Haley is likely to come in second in New Hampshire.

Again, this is looking out six weeks out, seven weeks out.

If that happens, if what is expected to happen happens,

that is Trump wins in Iowa and New Hampshire,

and two different candidates come in second,

isn't that the best thing that could happen for Trump?

Because that means we finish January without a clear number two having been established.

And then by the time you get into February, this thing feels like it's kind of over.

In other words, I'm curious if you would agree with my assessment.

In order for Trump to, there to be a scenario where Trump loses, to me, there has to be a rapidly and clearly

established number two candidate that is clearly beyond a doubt number two at worst in both

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