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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas

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🗓️ 22 January 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Ron DeSantis suspends his 2024 presidential campaign; New details revealed about attack on U.S. military base in Iraq; Man who survived 6 days trapped in truck after crash tells story; and more on tonight’s broadcast.

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0:00.0	This is NBC Nightly News with Kate Snow.
0:05.0	Major political shakeup today.
0:08.0	Florida Governor Ron Desantis suspending his presidential campaign
0:13.4	making the Republican primary effectively now a two-person race
0:16.8	between former President Donald Trump and former UN Ambassador
0:20.3	Nicky Haley.
0:21.2	Dasha Burns reports from the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
0:24.3	Thank you.
0:27.3	Tonight the Republican presidential field one candidate smaller.
0:30.8	I can't ask our supporters to volunteer their time and donate
0:34.1	their resources if we don't have a clear path to victory. Florida Governor
0:38.0	Ron DeSantis dropping out of the race. Accordingly, I am today
0:41.6	suspending my campaign.
0:43.0	The decision coming just days after Desantis committed to staying in through the South Carolina primary at the end of February.
0:50.0	Are you in through the end of March?
0:52.0	Do you have the money and the staff
0:53.6	and the ability to compete through the end of March?
0:56.0	Yes, on that 100%, we can do that.
0:58.9	Desantis once the tough contender
1:01.0	to take on former President Trump now endorsing his rival.
1:05.0	Trump is superior to the current incumbent Joe Biden.
1:08.0	That is clear.
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