Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Ammanivaz. On the news hour tonight

former President Donald Trump's record win at the Iowa Caucasus solidifies his hold on the

GOP. A look at the tough road ahead for his Republican challengers.

Israeli leaders increasingly disagree in public over the best path forward

as the war drags on for more than 100 days

and the international community works to get more aid into Gaza. Our bodies are ill.

My children are ill due to lack of food.

This is not enough.

And a new law capping the price of insulin brings relief for some people

with diabetes. Why the cost remains high for millions of others. Welcome to the news hour. The focus of the Republican presidential race now moves

to New Hampshire after former President Donald Trump's record-setting win in

last night's Iowa Caucasus.

Trump dominated his rivals by 30 points, winning all but one of Iowa's 99 counties.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis came in second place with 21% of the vote, followed closely by former South Carolina

Governor Nicky Haley.

I'm joined now by Republican strategist Kevin Madden, who advised Mitt Romney's 2008 and

2012 presidential campaigns.

Kevin, welcome back.

It's good to see you.

So I want to get your take on some consternation around how early the call came

for former President Trump by the Associated Press last night.

It came just a half an hour after those caucuses first began.

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