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Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast.

Welcome in our number two, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show. We're going to talk with Julie

Kelly about all the lawfare facing Trump and more. Obviously, we are reacting to the New Hampshire primary last night. Donald Trump

becomes the first Republican presidential candidate since 1976 to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.

Gerald Ford did it in a contested presidential primary race.

The primary effectively over.

Trump is going to be the nominee.

We are going ahead and progressing beyond the primary itself now

and focusing on, okay, let's win.

And we're going to have 10 months to talk about how do we win.

But in the wake of Nikki Haley saying she's going to continue the campaign, we'll see whether

that's true or not.

Remember Ron DeSantis in the wake of his loss in Iowa said that he was taking that as a ticket

to New Hampshire and that he was planning to continue,

and then he dropped out before the New Hampshire vote started.

I actually think Nikki Haley will drop out before the vote takes place in Iowa.

Maybe she's going to want to see how the numbers look in the wake of what happened in New Hampshire,

her internal polling, what they suggest

about South Carolina.

I suspect that she will come to the conclusion that we have already reached and that many

of you have reached that there is no pathway to allow her to become the victor.

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