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Republican strategist Alex Castellanos and “Fight” co-authors Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen joined me to look ahead at the possible field.

Newsom? AOC? Moore?

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Does Vance have it locked up, or could Rubio surprise?

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Batya, Dan, Robby, Nina, and Emma-Jo returned with a new episode of “The Group Chat.”

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