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state, and gave us the first tangible look at where republican voters stand right now. and tonight, iowa republicans delivered a resounding victory to donald trump, nothing hugely surprising there. but we re gonna still talk about what that means. with me here at the table, all-star panel, former obama campaign manager, msnbc political analyst, and as i always like to say, my old boss, david plouffe. and the host of the weekend on msnbc, michael steele, simone sanders townsend, and alicia menendez. everybody is working very hard over the last couple of days. nbc news can project that donald trump will exceed 50% tonight. we can also project that florida governor desantis will finish second, which is a bit surprising coming into tonight. we will bring you any updated numbers as soon as we get them, and we will stay closer to the decision desk, and of course, the one and only, steve kornacki. the field has also one candidate smaller tonight, vivek ramaswamy announced he w ....
it s one a. m. here in new york, midnight in iowa, and a very first test of the 2024 republican primary season is now complete. joining me now at the top of this hour, former obama campaign manager, msnbc political analyst, and my former boss david plouffe, former rnc chairman and co-host of the weekend, michael steele, former communications director for jeb bush 2016 campaign, and now writer at large for the bulwark tim miller, and former communications director for president obama jennifer palmieri. now, tonight in iowa, nbc news projected that donald trump won the caucuses with more than 50% of the vote. his numbers really cement the four-time indicted candidate status as the front-runner. we already knew this. but in the republican field, the race for second place, it had a bit more drama with nikki haley and florida governor ron desantis locked in a dead heat for most of the night. but as awkward as he may be at times, and he is awkward, desantis did put in ....
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The life-abortion story that we have today, how did we get to we are? first of all, prior to 1973 you had 46 different state laws that dealt with life and dealt with abortion and the people decided what those were going to be. roe v. wade came in and threw out 46 state laws and suddenly said abortion anytime, anywhere for any reason. and all americans had to succumb to that. we don t want unelected justices deciding something this personal. this is a personal issue for every woman and man in america, and it should be treated with the respect that way. so now that the unelected justices are out there and it s back in the hands of the people of the states, which is where it should be, there are some states that have become more pro life and i welcome that. and there are some states that have been more on the abortion side. i wish that wasn t the case but that s what happened. the question that everybody is talking about is is there a federal role for this? and i think there is a federal ....