Trump left Iowa with ‘profound weaknesses’—and they aren’t going away

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🗓️ 17 January 2024

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Guests: McKay Coppins, Lisa Rubin, Cornell Belcher, David Plouffe, Jen Palmieri Tonight: the case for optimism after the Iowa caucus. Then, the Republican frontrunner already liable for sexual abuse returns to court for jury selection. Plus, Nikki Haley's latest move to squeeze out Ron DeSantis, what it all means for the Biden campaign come November, and a serious point about conducting elections with Ziploc bags and popcorn buckets.

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0:00.0	Tonight on all end. The decision desk is projecting lower than expected turnout tonight in Iowa.
0:09.0	About that turnout.
0:11.0	If you're sick, if you're just so sick, you can't darn it.
0:14.5	I don't think, get up.
0:17.0	Tonight, the case for optimism after the cockins.
0:20.5	Almost half of the base of the Republican Party showing up for this caucus tonight
0:26.9	voted against Donald Trump.
0:28.8	Then the Republican Front runner liable for sexual assault returns to court for jury selection.
0:34.4	Plus, should we expect to see you on the debate stage in New Hampshire?
0:38.4	Is John going to be on the debate stage?
0:40.4	Nicky Haley's latest move to squeeze out Ron DeSantis, what it all means for the Biden campaign
0:46.0	come November, and a serious point about conducting elections with zip lock bags and popcorn
0:51.8	buckets.
0:52.8	But all in starts right now.
0:58.7	Good evening from New York.
1:00.3	I'm Chris Hayes.
1:00.9	The very first votes of the 2024 election have now been cast.
1:04.0	There are no big surprises in Iowa last night as Donald Trump did cruise to victory
1:09.0	51% of the total vote. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis came in a distant second
1:14.3	earning the support of 21% of Republican caucus goers, followed closely by
1:18.8	Nicki Haley with 19%. In fact the ex-president won 98 out of 99 counties in Iowa, all without spending anywhere
1:26.8	near as much time in the state as his rivals, or even as much time as he spent in New York
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