Newt Gingrich exited the presidential campaign on Wednesday in his trademark style — a 30-minute speech that touched on brain science, hologram technology, and, of course, lunar colonies.
"Today I'm suspending the campaign. But spending the campaign does not mean suspending citizenship. Callista and I are committed to being active citizens. We owe it to America," Gingrich said at a speech to supporters in Arlington, Va., with his wife by his side.
He vowed to continue fighting for the policy positions he advocated on the campaign trail.
Watch the video for some of the highlights from Gingrich's remarks.
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—Video by Geneva Sands.
