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Good evening from New York on Chris Hayes.

Mike Pence is in the very first presidential contestate of Iowa tonight in the midst of a three-day campaign swing there.

And while there is nothing more predictable than a former vice president making his own run for the White House,

Mike Pence is of course in a rather unique position.

Not only was he number two to the twice impeached, twice indicted, ex-president Donald Trump, he is now running against his former boss for the Republican nomination.

I have to say Mike Pence has always struck me as a somewhat ridiculous figure.

He always sounds like he's doing a bad impersonation of a politician.

But his biggest obstacle in the Republican primaries is that the voters do not seem to like him very much.

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