So it's only January. We've still got a lot of time before Americans go to the polls in November

to decide who will be our next president. But after just two primaries, Republicans seem to have made their choice, former President

Donald Trump. And that's because he's winning pretty decisively and there just

doesn't seem to be a path for any other candidate, i.e.

Nicky Haley, who's only one left in the race.

And, you know, anything can happen.

I always have to say that.

But it looks like former President Donald Trump

will most likely get the GOP nomination. Now attention is turning to the next big

mystery of this campaign season and that's who Trump

is going to pick to be his vice president. I'm Aisha Roscoe and this is the

Sunday story.

Today we're turning to our colleagues on NPR's Politics Podcast for a little insight.

Here we go.

Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. I'm Susan Davis. I cover politics. I'm Sarah

McCammon. I cover the presidential campaign. And I'm Mara Liason, national

political correspondent. And today I'd like to think of the podcast as the equivalent of if you were sitting around and getting a beer with me, Mara, and Sarah, because today we're talking Veepe stakes.

The presidential primary is not over, but for most Republicans it is Donald Trump is the likely nominee

and he's already indicated that he knows who his running mate will be.

We of course have no idea who it's going to be here on the NPR Politics Podcast, but we don't even know if he knows who it's going to be.

But we do know a lot about what goes in to this guessing game.

So pour yourself a coffee, take a sip of a beer or your favorite non-alcoholic

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