'You're A Loser' - CNN Host Humiliates Ron DeSantis And Ends His Campaign

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I'm a Ron DeSantis fan. Love the guy. Think he's a great governor

He's not going to be president in 2024. We all know it. Time to get behind Trump

It's time to get out of this race. Let's stop denying reality. Trump's our guy. 2024

That's it. Plain and simple. That being said, I do think Ron DeSantis is a warrior for us in the future

He's not a rhino. He's not any of these things people say. But he is done, as far as I'm concerned, right now

And to hear this one CNN anchor, formerly a Fox News anchor, actually just straight up call him a loser, well that's pretty brutal

And that's about as brutal as you can get on national television. And that's what Chris Wallace did

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God bless you. Take care, everybody. And joining me now to discuss this is Chris Wallace

CNN anchor and host of Who's Talking to Chris Wallace and The Chris Wallace Show

Chris, thanks for joining us again. Good to be with you, Abby. So Chris, I wanted to get your reaction first to this breaking news that the Trump campaign

is appealing Colorado's decision to kick him off of the ballot. Do you think that the Supreme Court will ultimately take on this challenge from the former president

Oh, they have to. You can't have a situation where one state's Supreme Court is taking a presidential candidate

off the ballot, another state's secretary of state is doing it. A bunch of states are saying, no, he stays on the ballot

They may not. The court may end up deciding this on very technical grounds, but they've got to be able

to decide whether or not Donald Trump, who at this point is the frontrunner for the Republican

nomination, should be on the ballot in all 50 states. I just can't imagine a checkerboard where he's on the ballot in some states and not

in others. Yeah, and certainly time is of the essence here. I mean, this is not the kind of thing that they could wait six months for, given that

the primary is underway. And speaking of, we're in this final countdown now to Iowa

And Trump is, as you said, the clear frontrunner. Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis are battling it out for second place

They are now turning from attacking each other to saying that they are the ones who are going

to take on the former president. Listen. I don't think Donald Trump ultimately can win an election

There are just going to be so many voters that are activated to come out and vote against

him that it's not even related to policy. It's related to other things

So do you think that that argument ultimately is going to convince Iowa voters

And what do you make of the fact that suddenly now they think it's important for them to

make it clear that they are willing to take on Trump? Well, it's awfully late in the game

I mean, how many months has this campaign been going on? And, you know, you hear a little thing from DeSantis about, well, he can't win or Trump

didn't keep all his promises as president and from Nikki Haley about chaos

I mean, let's put this in perspective. No Republican has ever won a contested race in the Iowa caucuses by more than 12 points

Right now, Donald Trump leaves both Haley and DeSantis by more than 30 points

So it seems awfully late for them to come to this recognition. But, you know, I know one of them wants to be second, the other third

If you finish second, but 30 or 32 points behind the front runner, you're a loser

You're not the you did not the second place finisher. You're the first loser. There's no participation trophy here for these guys

So I just think that they have to. Although I just think it's it's so late now

I mean, we're less than two weeks before the caucuses to start taking shots

And there's a reason they didn't take a shot against Trump, particularly DeSantis

particularly DeSantis, because a lot of his people, they like DeSantis, but they also like Trump

And if you take on Trump, you run a risk of riling up people and maybe losing their support

People who's like the former president, even if they weren't inclined to vote for him