With DeSantis Out Of The Race, What To Expect From New Hampshire Primary

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🗓️ 21 January 2024

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Just days away from the nation's first primary in New Hampshire, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has suspended his bid for president. What will this mean for the remaining candidates?

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0:00.0	I'm here in Manchester, New Hampshire, and people around these parts know that the Red Arrow is the 24-7 go-to spot for great diner food.
0:09.0	The Red Arrow diner on Lowell Street is more than a century old and along with celebrities like the
0:14.3	Food Network's Guy Fieri, its quirky charm attracts plenty of locals and first-timers.
0:20.4	Red Arrow
0:24.0	first timer on this house. This person's ever been here before.
0:27.0	Let's welcome it.
0:29.0	In a presidential election season, the Red Arrow diner is the go-to spot for candidates.
0:35.5	They chow down on diner food.
0:37.4	They try to look presidential.
0:38.8	They try to look relatable.
0:40.2	The goal is to sway the first in the nation primary voters.
0:44.0	Rick, is this your first time here?
0:47.0	It is.
0:48.0	Ah! Can I have your attention please, you see this man right here, Rick Santorum.
0:53.0	He is a first time Red Arrow Virgin from Pennsylvania.
0:56.6	Welcome, Virgins.
0:59.6	That's Republican Rick Santorum participating
1:02.3	in the signature Red arrow diner tradition,
1:04.8	a bell ringing for our first-time visitor.
1:07.3	Santoram visited the diner during his 2012 bid for president.
1:10.6	He had just won the Iowa caucuses caucuses but Mitt Romney won the New Hampshire
1:14.0	primary that year and then ended up losing the general election to Barack Obama.
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