Tonight on 360, a working holiday for some of the GOP candidates and new polling that's

trouble for all, but one of them.

Kim Jong-un's planned and very rare trip to Russia, what it could mean to Ukraine and

what a former American three-star general makes of that and other key developments in the

war.

Plus, is it Passover already?

The Exodus is now on from the Burning Man Desert where tens of thousands have been

stranded by a plague of mud.

Good evening, John Burman here in Ferranderson and we begin this Labor Day evening with a

picnic, presidential politics, and polling.

They all came together today in New Hampshire, several Republican candidates, all stomping

at the same picnic, and new polling that's no picnic for all, but Donald Trump.

It matters the experts say, because now is when voters really start paying attention.

And this is attention getting.

Trump now has the race nearly to himself, 59 support, 59% report, support from Republicans.

His nearest rival, Ron DeSantis, now 46 points behind.

As for a potential Trump Biden match up in the general election, it's 4039, with 3%

for two third party candidates, and a large number 17%, undecided.

Head to head without third parties and voters forced to choose, the two are tied at 46.

As Jeff Zellini is in New Hampshire for us tonight, Jeff, how many of the Republican

candidates were there tonight, and what are they saying?

John, about half the Republican field was in New Hampshire today, holding a variety

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