Hayes Catering is a small company run by two brothers selling food at festivals

across the UK but when COVID struck the plug was pulled on live events.

To help fill the gap, Barclays provided them with a loan so they could diversify their business.

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Search Barclays business banking. And now from the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago and CNN Audio,

the Ax Wiles.

With your host, David Axelrod.

Eight years ago, then New Jersey Governor Chris Christie

shook up the political world by dropping out of the race for president to endorse Donald Trump.

Since the election of 2020 and the events that followed, including a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021,

Christie has become one of Trump's fiercest critics

and unsuccessfully challenged him in this year's primary elections.

I sat down with Governor Christie this week

before a live audience at Arizona State University

to track the arc of his journey from ally and advisor to outspoken foe.

He talks about their ruptured relationship, offers fascinating insights into the now thrice nominated

Trump and his capture's the good news. Today's the Arizona primary. You made

it to the Arizona primary. You're on the ballot.

I am.

You're just not a candidate anymore.

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