It's Friday, January 26th, here at the warning.

And in case you missed it, here are the five biggest stories of the week.

First, the New Hampshire primary has come and gone.

And the results are clear.

Donald Trump won decisively, as did President Biden.

This is a remarkable phenomenon because there are polls that have been as high as 80% of the American people saying this was the rematch they did not want. Yet, it is the rematch the first and third oldest

political parties in the world have produced, regardless of public opinion. And now the question

will be, who can put together the coalition that can win the electoral college

and get to 270 electoral votes to be certified on January 6th of 2025.

I'm old enough to remember that you gave victory speeches after the New Hampshire primary

on the occasion of winning the New Hampshire primary. Yet, Dean Phillips and Nikki Haley,

who were both beaten decisively and have no other places on the map where they can plausibly

win remain undeterred in the face of the reality that the general election has begun.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden will be the nominees of the Democratic and Republican parties.

Number two, welcome to the era of retribution and punishment.

Donald Trump lost his call and didn't like what Nikki Haley had to say about him

after she came in second on election night in New Hampshire.

But I said, wow, she's doing like a speech like she won.

She didn't win. She lost. And, you know, last week we had a little bit of a problem.

And if you remember, Ron was very upset because she ran up and she pretended she won Iowa.

And I looked around and I said didn't she come in third? Yeah, she came in third.

And then I looked at the polls. She was talking about most winability who who's going to win, and I had one put up.

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