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_Published 2024-01-17. A day after Donald Trump won Iowa's caucuses, the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination has turned to New Hampshire. Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis face mounting pressure to improve on their distant finishes in Monday’s caucuses that kicked off 2024 presidential voting. They have a one-week sprint ahead of next Tuesday’s primary in New Hampshire, where voters pride themselves for their independent streak as longtime hosts of the nation’s first Republican presidential primary._


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## Transcript

We are 34 trillion dollars in debt. We're having a borrow money just to make our interest payments China own some of that debt. I would love to tell you if I did that. I've always spoken in hard truth and I'm going to do that with you tonight. As much as he has in his Reckless is that isn't we can never fall into socialism are Republicans did that just two Republicans have lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president. That's nothing to be proud of we should want to win the majority of Americans. But the only way we're going to win the majority of Americans is if we have a new generational leader.

We have to leave the negativity in the baggage behind and go forward with new solutions for the future. I voted for President Trump twice. I was honored to serve America in his administration. Rightly or wrongly chaos follows him. You know, I'm right and we can't have We can't have a country in disarray in a world on fire and go through 4 more years of chaos. We won't survive it at all of these issues around the country and around the world and what are Biden and Trump both focus on investigations past issues things that aren't taking us for we can either have more of the same or we can say it's time to change and move forward.

I think our kids want that. I don't want my kids to grow up like this.

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