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DeSantis has the 'most to lose' in first GOP debate ▼
Published 337d agoAs most of the Republican candidates gear up for the first GOP presidential debate, former President Donald Trump plans to sit out. NewsNation anchor Leland Vittert discusses the GOP pool and how the debate will impact the candidates' standings. Source
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