welcome it is verdict with senator ted cruise ben ferguson with you and senator it is a big win for

Donald trump uh this is uh as some have described it two in a row and two last places in a row for

nicky haley she says she's not dropping out she's just begun and this thing's going to go on

for quite a few more states. In her words,

give me your reaction to that. Well, the simple reality is this thing is over. Trump has won

the Republican nomination. You and I are sitting here. It is 11, 11 p.m. on Tuesday night.

So the votes are not fully counted, but as we sit here right now,

77% of the votes are counted in New Hampshire. Donald Trump has 139,0001, which is 55%. And Nikki Haley has 109,639, which is 439%.

So as we sit here right now, Donald Trump has an 11.5 point lead in New Hampshire.

The race has been called for Trump. He's going to win New Hampshire.

And so where do we stand? Where we stand is Trump won Iowa by 30 points. And Trump has won New Hampshire,

and it's very likely he will have won New Hampshire by double digits. The exact margin won't be

known until late in the night, but it is very likely to be double digits. Right now, it's 11.5

points. If any candidate wins Iowa and New Hampshire, the fat lady's singing Katie Bar the door,

it is over. The big question right now is what does

Nikki Haley do? And I don't know. I think it is 70-30 that Nikki Haley stays in. Now, frankly,

the rational thing for Nikki Haley to do is drop out now.

And the reason is simple.

She's headed to South Carolina.

That is her home state.

She was the governor there.

She is going to get clobbered in South Carolina.

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