Winners and losers picked among NewsNation debaters Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Chris Christie after 4 million viewers tune in

Wednesday marks the fourth debate for the GOP presidential candidacy. The stage will be less crowded since Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina since the last debate. Gov. Doug Burgum, who failed to qualify for the third GOP debate,

We're taking a closer look at the fourth Republican presidential debate. The front-runner for the nomination, former President Donald Trump, once again did not attend the debate. Aaron Kall, University of Michigan director of debate,

Chris Christie is doubling down on his criticism that his fellow Republican presidential candidates are too timid to take on Donald Trump and his legal troubles. The former New Jersey governor said after Wednesday’s debate that the other three candidates on stage in Tuscaloosa were “pretending we’re the only four candidates in the race.

The fourth GOP presidential primary debate had fewer viewers than the preceding three, according to multiple reports, but it set a new record for viewership for its network host. Analysis revealed that 4.

Wednesday's Republican debate, the fourth chance voters had to hear from the candidates trying to gain ground on party front-runner former President Donald Trump, brought in the lowest numbers so far this year.

A total of 4 million people tuned into the fourth presidential debate, which aired Wednesday night on NewsNation and CW. That was down from the 7.5 million who watched the third debate.