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fast. >> you make it sound so easy. i bet it's not. so tell us, what do you like so much about tetris? what's so special about it? >> i enjoy it's simple to learn at the beginning but hard to master. i enjoy that part of it. >> yeah, that is amazing. and mom, i'm told you're a gamer yourself? >> yeah, just a little bit. not so much recently. >> not so much recently. but is that something that you exposed willis to, and that's how he got into it? >> yeah, i mean, we weren't very judgmental when he was wanting to play minecraft and all the stuff when he was littler. so it was like, all right, we'll do this. as long as he kept a nice balance between screen time and everything else, we were okay with it. >> and what's it been like for you, karen? i mean, the reaction has been
doses of rocket fuel from these engagements with the legal system. i mean even the santos has admitted it, every time he gets in that, it was something, happens near publicans rally around him. none of the campaign staff figured out a way to -- advantages them, most of the campaign has been all of donald trump's opponents defending donald trump. -- a little bit, but nobody ever solved this algebra problem, i'm not sure they are going to. >> when we see ron desantis and nikki haley on the debate stage next week next to each other, this was almost like a proxy debate we got to see them each -- what each of them need to do in order to come out on top? >> this is going to be very interesting, we have doses finally had head face-off. number one, donald trump is not
the trump campaign has decided to climb when it comes to nikki haley. >> they believe that the immigration issue is the most motivation issue still from republican voters everywhere, particularly in new hampshire. that's why they're running the ad that was referenced. they think it's going to put a lid on her momentum. aside from the policy issues, they also perceive, it's a bit of a vibe check on immigration. haley represents what she talks about immigration, a pre-trump republicans would talk this way. >> yes we've secured the water -- . it's >> very george w. bush. >> he insisted santas in those who have come, since represent the new vibe in the republican party. which is a far harder line on securing the border, and far less interested on immigration any, kind illegal or illegal. i think the 50,000 foot line that they want to draw here is. she is one of the old school republicans that ultimately, you just can't trust on immigration because they are two corporate. they are too soft on this. and that is why in the ad they
the southern border. nikki haley wants an open border, which is consummate with the ads that they've started running in new hampshire today. obviously immigration is a strong issue for him. but just a little bit of history on nikki haley, when she started serving in south carolina campaigns. some really insidious things started circulating there. pictures of her father in a turban, pictures of her in indian dress. stressing her birth name, which is an indian name. and i think that this is more than just a candidate making a point to get about immigration. if she surges here, i'm going to be looking to see what is going on, in the dark corners of our politics here. because she is an immigrant child. and she is an indian american, and she would be a historic candidacy. in a party that quite frankly
to respond with how she and her family felt as indian americans in south carolina, and important and separate of an issue i know laura, you have -- >> to, i, abby on this very point, first of all i'm always a bit blown away as i'm sure you are when somebody has a knee-jerk reaction of going to our black friends were not talking about slavery, we have conversations about slavery in america number one, and -- origins of the civil war and the top question, it is not a tough question. you are somebody who assessed an opportunity to leave, and politically neutral about, it but somebody who wants to leave the country has two politically calibrate even the most obvious facts of our own history. it is very telling that even tonight, she did not get it right. >> look, slavery is part of the
after months of campaigning, the question now is, we are to the republicans in this race stand. cnn reporter harry enten is here to show us. so with iowa, this is incredibly important. where do things stand right now? >> i mean look, you don't have to be someone who sees a very well to see that donald trump is well ahead in iowa, and only gotten stronger. back in july who's at 46% of, the now he is up 52% of the vote. one desantis very steady, steady run, way back in the, pack 16 -- 18% in december. nikki haley has gone up a little bit. she has tripled her support from 5% in july, to now 16% over here. the fact is, if you are at 16%, the leaders that 52%, you are not exactly doing all that well. >> to be fair, every day, it could change. we are getting closer and closer. this is not a -- >> for these other two candidates, what about new hampshire? >> so new hampshire is a bit
hawkish foreign policy being, she represents a pre-trump republican view on foreign policy. desantis and trump of course reflect more current era. that's always been a question about this primary, how many questions -- republicans fall on this side of. i think it's probably in the trump era but we'll see. >> we'll see. standing by >> we'll start with julian here, but i'll start with everyone who's on my panel. david i keep looking at, this at the headline there. 11 days before iowa votes. where have they been? this attitude, the sort of punching, this idea of targeting the front runner, happy it happened tonight. but i remember the phrase a daylight and $1 short. >> well they're stuck in a very difficult position because they're trying to appeal to voters who don't want to see them bashing donald trump day in and day out because they're appealing to voters who like donald trump. so they're in a bit of a bind. the calendar is dictating they're ramping, out there is
hampshire and yes i said that, but keep in mind, i am from an early state. south carolina always knew that iowa is going to be the first caucus, new hampshire is going to be first in the nation, and south carolina wanted to be first in the south. it was a pack, it is still a packed at the three states, at least on the republican side, that we are going to keep that. maui banter against each other on different things. new hampshire mason of, oh i missed on the south carolina, it is what we do. >> it is what we do. it is what we do. what is your reaction? >> this may have also benefited from what scott jennings said a bit earlier in the show, maybe less is more. you just say it was a joke, we make jokes. i think the message of, hey, i am from an early stage as, well i get, it there is some room there to say that. i think would have been a great opportunity to pivot to i get how seriously iowans take their responsibility, as being this first in the nation caucus.
just a little bit of evidence. brazil suffered a similar uprising on january 8th 2023. jair bolsonaro, the president who tried to overturn elections there, who was a trump ally, his supporters also, basically, copied the u.s. and stormed the president of house and the congress. in brazil, right-wing politicians, almost to a person, denounced that. supported an investigation into the uprising. made it absolutely clear that they had no sympathies at all with the uprising. you know how many brazilians think that this was an inside job? or something to be sympathetic with? 10%. 11% of brazilian sympathize with the uprising. vast majority of them reject it. what leaders say matters. >> daniel, i'm curious to get your perspective on this. soon after the events of january six that we saw certain lawmakers, essentially
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