Good evening from Manchester, New Hampshire. I'm Jen Saki, and I know you are used to seeing Rachel Madow

at this hour on Mondays.

Me too, believe me, I'm usually watching her in my office

after my show.

Rachel is a little under the weather tonight and she is resting her voice

so she can lead our big all night special coverage of the New Hampshire primary tomorrow and I

know that's what we're all looking forward to seeing her for but don't worry we will be hearing from Rachel in just a few minutes, and we have overall so much to get to tonight.

We're less than 24 hours from the polls closing here in New Hampshire. We're here in New Hampshire doing our show from New Hampshire and the

last remaining challenger to Donald Trump is trying to pull off what would be a surprise win tomorrow

in the race for the Republican presidential nomination,

or at least to finish close enough to stay in the race,

which may actually be the bar.

A day away from the vote,

Mickey Haley is trying to prevent the New Hampshire primary tomorrow from being essentially the end of that race.

Because unless something truly shocking happens tomorrow and hey shocking things do happen in politics,

Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee.

And he's going to be the nominee because he has broad support among Republicans in the country,

all across the country.

He now has broad support even among communities that once

seemed least likely to support him. For instance, if you look back to 2016, Trump, a twice-divorce,

womanizing, a casino-own candidate, with a long history of being

pro-choice, just to name a few things, did terribly among Iowa's evangelical Christian

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