There's a scramble right now to see if he can be replaced. Ultimately, what I'm hearing is that all roads lead back to the White House. Only Donald Trump, the president, has the influence enough with the governor of Alabama and the Alabama Republican Party to get him to say withdraw Roy Moore's candidacy as a Republican, which they can do.
Jennings discusses the possibility of Roy Moore being replaced in the Senate race and Trump's influence in that decision.
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