The last week has seen a shakeup in the Republican presidential primary,

with one high-profile candidate stepping aside as the narrowing field of

contenders attempt to separate themselves from the pack.

One of the issues dominating discussion on the campaign trail is the war in Israel.

In this episode we continue our series of discussions with presidential candidates talking with South Carolina

Senator Tim Scott about the primary race and the U.S. response to Israel's effort to take out

Hamas.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in--Chief John Bigley with Georgia Howe. It's Sunday, November 5th,

and this is Republican South Carolina

Senator Tim Scott.

Senator thanks for coming on.

First, one of your GOP primary opponents, Mike Pence,

just dropped out of the race.

What's your reaction to that and how does this affect your campaign?

It might have served the country so well for so long.

We thank God for his service to the country and certainly a faith-filled guy like him.

Getting out of the race is one of the ways that you consolidate the field.

I think he looked forward and said that there's on a path forward for him.

I think we should all thank him for a service. He served the country really well.

Impact on our campaign is that we just remain focused in Iowa.

We believe that we're all in for Iowa and that's where our strategy is and with

Mike out the race it gives us an opportunity to talk to more evangelical

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