Good evening.

We begin tonight with the fact.

Sometimes politicians, even within the same party, cannot stand one another.

Now this is probably more common than you'd imagined, but because most do such a good job

of keeping their personal and type of these quiet, we rarely see it on full display.

And almost never the way we did today.

Today a former president broke with his former vice president, lashed out at him in a way

that is the best we can tell without modern precedent.

The occasion is tomorrow's Georgia Republican primary, a Brian Cam, the Republican governor.

Mr. Trump apparently hates his doing some last minute campaigning tonight with Mike Pence,

whom the former president has held in relatively quiet contempt until now.

Tonight though, Mr. Trump's animosity, whether it's for endorsing camp or not helping overturn

the election of January 6, or both, is out in the open.

Listen to a portion of the statement he put out today through a spokesman about his former

vice president.

Quote, Mike Pence was set to lose a governor's race in 2016 before he was plucked up and

his political career was salvaged.

Now, desperate to chase his lost relevance, Pence is parachuting to races, hoping someone

is paying attention.

The reality is, President Trump has already 82 and 3 with his endorsements, and there's

nothing stopping him from saving American 2022 and beyond.

Now the part about chasing loss relevance is interesting, so it's the part about parachuting

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