Secretary Clinton storming through the South after her resounding victory in South Carolina.

Well, we got decimated.

That's what happened.

I just don't see a path for Bernie Sanders.

I really don't.

Welcome to the ticket. I'm Isaac Dauver. Four years ago the South Carolina primary was a turning

point for the Democratic nomination. Bernie Sanders put up an unexpectedly strong challenge to Hillary Clinton in the first few states.

But his blowout loss was the beginning of the end.

He'd hold on through the end of the primaries, but South Carolina showed he couldn't break through to a big section of the

party. South Carolina was also a turning point in 2008. Barack Obama was the unexpected

challenger that year. And after his win in Iowa, South Carolina voters saw the

chance to elect the nation's first black president. And after polls had

initially showed Clinton doing well, the state gave Obama a huge victory and

he went on to become the nominee. All that's to say

I want New Hampshire get the attention but South Carolina has been crucial for the

last two nominees. So this week I spoke with someone who lived through South Carolina and Super Tuesday last time.

Jennifer Paul Mary was the communications director for the 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign.

She was also communications director in the Obama White House before that.

Now she's a co-host on Showtime's The Circus, and we should also note that she's an advisor

to the Emerson Collective, which owns a majority stake in the Atlantic.

I sat down with Palmyra Friday morning at the

Planters Inn, it's right across the street from the old market in Charleston, and

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