Welcome back to the Dershire. The three words I just don't want to hear anymore are New Hampshire and Iowa. My God, that's all we saw for days and days.

That's all we read about is New Hampshire

with its 13 voters and Iowa with the seven voters,

determining who the next president's going to be.

I'm sick and tired of seeing New Hampshire voters and Iowa voters.

They will have no impact on the general election. They will have no impact on who's going to be the president of the United States, but they have

disproportionate impact on who gets the nomination.

I for one, I'm glad Nicki Haley is staying in despite her loss so few people have voted there are more people who live in

apartment buildings in New York Stuyves in town and and other complexes then there are voters in some of these states.

You know, every vote counts, but you know, more votes count more than less votes.

So no more New Hampshire, no more Iowa. Let's start primaries in

places that matter. I don't mean New York because New York doesn't matter

unfortunately. Under our electoral college system, New York doesn't matter, California doesn't matter.

We know that the Democrats will win New York in California. We know the Republicans will win Texas.

That's moving a little bit purplish.

And Florida's up for grabs.

But yeah, it was an overwhelming victory for Donald Trump.

I'm not surprised.

I thought it would be that.

And now the issue she'll,

Mickey Haley will stay in, she'll lose and she'll lose big

in South Carolina, my wife's home state,

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