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He would win, even a few weeks ago. that is looking like a difficult hill to climb. it is something he will have to answer for going forward. nikki haley will have to answer for, after they do iowa, new hampshire, and you had a, they have to end up in south carolina. that looks like trump country. despite the fact that nikki haley is a twice statewide election official there, and it is her own state. >> vaughn, one desantis, if you just think back to seven, eight months ago, folks were talking as though he was winning the iowa caucus. the governor of iowa has endorsed him. you look at the des ...

More interesting. what we see in new hampshire, we see trump perhaps has gone up a little bit since july into december, they should know these are separate pollsters, but the key thing to keep an eye on the state is twofold. number one, nikki haley. shows that five percentage, like she has six times her support. goodness gracious, up to 29% now in december. only 15 points behind the leader, and of course the other one here, one desantis, here's that 20%, his support a sliced in half. just 11% now. so the fact is, what you are looking at in this data, is not particularly good news for understan...

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% o...

A Florida Republican lawmaker, after flipping his support to former President Donald Trump, is now publicly questioning Gov. Ron DeSantis’ support for the Jewish community. Another state lawmaker, spurned by DeSantis earlier this year, is actively recruiting more of his colleagues to jump on the Trump bandwagon. Meanwhile, a cadre of former DeSantis political operatives who stopped working for the governor on poor terms are now entrenched in Trump world and motivated to embarrass their former boss.