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been proving to be a forerunner and can't wait to see how she does tonight. >> harris: eddie is maybe i'm undecided. why are you? >> i think iowa is a big judge of especially for vivek. i think the polls being looked at aren't matching up. i think he will out perform those voters. a younger group behind them. if iowa shows that it will be important for the republicans to watch that. it will pay off for them in the long run. >> harris: are you leaning in any direction? >> that's correct. >> harris: you are leaning vivek. robin, as bonnie was talking you were nodding about nikki haley. what about ron desantis? the iowa governor said she seven months in, months ago, endorsed him. >> i like nikki.
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