senator joni ernst, always great to see you, thank you.s: thank you so much harris, go caucus everyone. >> there you go. >> this election, could not be higher. >> we need to make sure america is strong. >> i am fighting for the people, i am winning for the people. that is what we need. >> i believe i'm going to be best positioned to lead this country and reach the jep reaction from the front. harris: making some iowa closing arguments right there. we heard candidates go back and forth vying for voters. up next we are hearing from the voters, voters voices, iowa style. 6 iowans will tell us who they want, and republican nominee and who they think is the best person for the job. okay, when you turn around, you're gonna see someone. may i have a turkey and cheese? let's imagine that ll cool j has a bubble around him. -do we want to be inside -- ohh. -hey, i'm keith. there are some situations that young homeowners turning into their parents just can't handle. yeah, there he is. -there's my nephew. -very cool. i got a video of him, uh, playing

senator joni ernst, always great to see you, thank you.s: thank you so much harris, go caucus everyone. >> there you go. >> this election, could not be higher. >> we need to make sure america is strong. >> i am fighting for the people, i am winning for the people. that is what we need. >> i believe i'm going to be best positioned to lead this country and reach the jep reaction from the front. harris: making some iowa closing arguments right there. we heard candidates go back and forth vying for voters. up next we are hearing from the voters, voters voices, iowa style. 6 iowans will tell us who they want, and republican nominee and who they think is the best person for the job. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began her family's touching story that is still going on today. vicki: childhood cancer, it's just hard. stacey passed on christmas day of 1986. there is no pain like losing a child, but sa

i just want to read something that caught my eye from joni ernst. republican senator from iowa, she didn't endorse but she was very vocal in her praise for nikki haley when she was out with her on the campaign trail. she was asked, this is according to uigor bobik about trump makig fun of the dress that nikki haley was wearing on that night. asked about trump making comments about nikki haley's fancy dress last night in iowa. ernst said i thought she looked great. and i think joni ernst said so much in that one sentence, telegraphing a lot of different things about the way that a lot of people on capitol hill are -- which we'll talk more about later, but are preparing for the whole trump of it all once again. >> it wasn't just joni ernst, ralph bnorman he was on with kaitlan collins saying trump can get away with these nicknames for people but i was surprised with the dress comment for people. i don't know why i was surprised. but there is a reality that on capitol hill, trump as the nominee means it comes with criticism, rhetoric they are not comfo

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legendary singer/songwriter joni mitchell will perform at this year's grammys, her first performance at the award show. the star studded lineup includes billy irish, olivia rodrigo, travis scott, luke combs and billy joel. mitchell is a nominee this year in the best focal bum category for her 2023 live album joni mitchell at newport. >>> one local artist has a lot to celebrate. r and b singer victoria monet received seven nominations. ♪ >> monet was born in atlanta but raised in sacramento. the 34-year-old's daughter is also featured in her music video for her hit song "i'm my mama." 2-year-old hazel is nominated alongside her mom for best traditional r and b performance. the nomination makes hazel the youngest grammy nominee ever. "cbs mornings" gayle king sat down with monet and talked about her journey as a songwriter and working with her daughter. >> i like the description of you that you have said you've been working for 14 years, yet this still feels like the beginning. >> yes. it is the beginning. it's like -- and i'm not saying that to discredit all of the previous work and b

you'll have to follow up with me later. >> republican senator joni ernst of iowa, thanks so much. let's reconnect with congressman mark pocan to get his response next. >>> plus that blizzard in iowa, below zero temperatures will be around monday evening for the caucus. how concerned are they about turnout? i'llll be talkining to take rerepublican s strategist t wat this clolosely. >>> we're back with our world lead in the domestic and international reactions after the u.s.-led airstrikes against houthi targets in yemen. i want to bring back democratic congressman mark pocan of wisconsin whose bluetooth has been sorted out, so we can hear you now, congressman. you're not happy congress did not get to approve these strikes. the white house said the strikes were in self-defense. do you disagree with that? >> well, i think the president has notified congress and now it really is up to congress to decide according to the war powers resolution. it is congress that has to decide if we're going into war. so the right thing to do now would be for congress to make this decision should they

fraudster joni will escape punishment for these crimes. november. return to the strongest border, even stronger than what i did for you, we will solve this too, we will solve everything. when you look at what has happened to our country thanks to your vote, he will be convicted by the american people and found guilty of this atrocity that he has committed. nobody can believe it. ukraine is an interesting case, people always want to know how i feel about it . firstly, we pay more than 200 billion, and european nations - 20 billion, although this is more important for them. don't you think so? then they need to equalize aid, but no one asks them, it’s like with nato, i said that we pay for nato, but we have nothing from it, and you know, i don’t like talking about it nato, but if we ever need help, let's say we are attacked, i don't believe that they will help, i don't believe, i know these people, i can tell you for every country who will help and who won't, but i i don’t believe that nato countries will help, they don’t like each other, le

let's bring in iowa republican senator joni ernst, she recently traveled to israel with a congressionalelegation. good to have you on this afternoon. i don't know if you saw him, about a half hour ago mike pence, part of the strike against soleimani during the trump administration, said that he believes that the biden administration needs to engage in an overwhelming response against economic and military targets in iran itself. what do you think this president should do in response to the killing of these three service members? >> yes, thank you, john. and i absolutely agree with the former vice president, mike pence, that we should be going whole heartedly after iran. hit them where it counts, and that's in the pocket book and then very targeted strikes against leaders as well. and john, i have to stop right now and just express my condolences to the families of those three servicemembers from the 718th engineer company. this actually is a company that i served in in georgia as a young army reservist. i was a platoon leader with that company. these are great men and women and i feel s

i understand you have steve kornacki with you and you have interviews with joni ernst from iowa. so we'll be looking forward to the intel you gather on your show this morning. kristen, thanks for joining us. as mentioned, we hope you join kristen for this morning's "meet the press." she'll have those interviews with senator joni ernst from iowa, and governor tim walz of minnesota. stick right here with us for "today in the bay," "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> and a friendly reminder. tomorrow, right here on nbc bay area, lester holt leads in depth coverage and analysis ahead of the iowa caulks. nbc news teams in iowa hearing from caucusgoers before they gather. lester will answer questions like, will there be surprises? what's different this year, why iowa is such a crucial state. join us for nbc "nightly news" tomorrow at 6:30. >>> from iowa back to the bay area, another goodbye for the san francisco mall. yesterday was the last day of business for the adidas store. the company didn't say why it was leaving, but it's not the only one closing

>> now earlier today on meet the press, iowa senator joni ernst, a republican, declined to endorse a candidate. remember, we are a day before the iowa caucuses. but she did say that she would not rule out backing former president donald trump, if he winds in the state. what are you hearing from voters on this development? >> yeah reverend al. and i will also note that after that interview with kristen welker, senator joni ernst was out on the campaign trail, alongside nikki haley. she heaped a lot of praise on nikki haley during that interview, but she did not rule out supporting donald trump. she said that she would allow the caucus goers to decide, but notably when christian walker pressed her about who -- whoever won the caucus. she said, quote, it will depend. and so, what we have seen this cycle is that endorsements do not carry as much weight as they previously had. for example, governor ron desantis received some big endorsement from the state from folks like the republican governor, kim reynolds, and also the evangelical kingmaker, bob vander plaats. and still, he is pulling

my guest this morning republican senator joni ernst of iowa.innesota's democratic governor tim walz. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. bri ann phanstiel from the dem oin register, and ross will burn, a former iowa democratic party chair and marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in des moines for the iowa presidential caucuses. this is a special edition of "meet the press qwest "with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning from a bitterly cold, des moines, iowa, where republicans will say who they want facing off against republicans in november. will former president trump crack 50%? what about the race for second place? can nikki haley and ron desantis make a stronger-than-expected showing and gain momentum? we begin this morning with the des moines, iowa, register poll and i am joineded by steve kornacki to break it down. here we go. >> the nbc poll with the des moines register,

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. >> i went to see joni mitchell at the gorge, which was one of the great musical experiences. pacing somewhere in the corner, and said, "just go say hello to annie lennox." brought me over, and i guess she had watched my show. she reacted. i thought that joni mitchell was behind me. 'cause - >> jimmy: who is annie lennox reacting to? >> exactly, certainly not me >> jimmy: but annie lennox posts, she goes -- so annie lennox posted this "so this is me in heaven the moment i met dan levy! [ audience aws ] >> so, yeah -- >> jimmy: "he really doesn't know how much i love him." >> it's wild >> jimmy: are you kidding me >> apparently the show, like, comforted her during the pandemic but i spent the entirety of our meeting screaming at her [ laughter ] like, you can see it there i was screaming at the woman >> jimmy: your voice is -- you're holding your throat >> any way, meet your idols everybody. she is absolutely incredible >> jimmy: she is the coolest person on earth. congratulations. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "good grief" - >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is on netflix >> yeah. >>

senator joni ernst, thank you for joining us.appreciate it. >>> and joining me now is democratic governor from minnesota, tim walz, chair of the governors association and top surrogate for president biden. governor walz, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for being here on this caucus eve and chilly temperatures. >> i've come south to get warm. >> you are used to chilly temperatures. let's talk about some of the challenges that president biden faces. one of them is his age and you've been an outspoken defender and the first lady went so far to say it's an asset and voters aren't buying that and what does the campaign need to do to address this issue? >> first, there is something to be said about age and wisdom, and results matter. i watched infrastructure come and go, and i watched joe biden deliver on a historic infrastructure, building in minnesota and iowa, and when the choice becomes the binary choice between donald trump and disdain for the rule of law and joe biden competency and getting th

yes, she had larry hogan and senator joni ernst, said that she is, well joni ernst isn't ruling out ant the whole point of this question is, do endorsements even matter? >> they matter a little. and i just want to, i have to add one more, that just came out, marco rubio just endorsed, wait for it, donald trump. his home state governor, desantis is in the race. nikki haley was the first really prominent person to support him in 2016, and campaign for him. and even when he was on the ropes with -- working for him. and he endorses donald trump. he says, i got a lot of work done with donald trump, the country was great, and i am proud to support him. remember little marco? >> oh yeah. >> i mean really almost sexual insults from him. but now, he is showing his manhood by endorsing donald trump. i mean, this is how sick this party's, because marco rubio should be somebody who says, what does he have to fear? a valid question. >> and it's fear. as soon as i hear someone who took the hammer to donald trump, and is now turning around and supporting donald trump, it can only be fear. the great t

yes, she had larry hogan and senator joni ernst, said that she is, well, joni ernst isn't ruling outtrump. but the whole point of this question is, do endorsements even matter? >> they matter a little. and i just want to, i have to add one more that just came out, marco rubio just endorsed, wait for it, donald trump. his home state governor, desantis is in the race. nikki haley was the first really prominent person to support him in 2016 and campaign for him. and even when he was on the ropes was out there working for him. and he endorses donald trump. he says, i got a lot of work done with donald trump, the country was great, and i am proud to support him. remember little marco? >> oh yeah. >> i mean the really almost sexual insults from him. but now, he is showing his manhood by endorsing donald trump. i mean, this is how sick this party is, because marco rubio should be somebody who says, what does he have to fear? a valid question. >> right, and it's fear. as soon as i hear someone who took the hammer to donald trump, is now turning around and supporting donald trump, it can only

the grammy awards first, the recording academy announced sunday that legendary singer and song writer jonill perform at next weekend's ceremony for the first time in her year. the 80-year-old is nominated at this year's awards for best folk album, a live recording in the first performance in two decades. mitchell has already taken nine grammys including a lifetime achievement award in 2002, thee will take the stage next sunday. >>> when we come back, scary mome force passengers on an eranamic airlines flight to hawaii. >>> and a taylor swift fan making history for knowing her songs "all too well." there may be one. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ feeling sluggish or weighed down? ♪♪ could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down... so you can lighten every day the metamucil way. (bill) we made a promise to our boy blue that we would make the healthiest foods possible... ...with the finest natural ingredients and real meat first. and that's our promise to you and your dog or c

this is a portrait of joni mitchell at the st. francis hotel down in union square.: let's face it, the majority of life's moments disappear into time. jay: but this is at the i-beam on h street. joe: but so many magical musical moments live on. jay: this is the kronos quartet. joe: through the lens of jay blakesberg. jay: this is david byrne. joe: the camera first captured him when he was a teenager growing up in new jersey. jay: jorma kaukonen from the jefferson airplane in hot tuna, that was the first time i was ever published in print. i would go like this and i would move the camera. joe: it was music that pulled him to the bay area. i took a greyhound bus from new jersey to san francisco to see the grateful dead for the first time. joe: he photographed the dead. jay: this is labor day week in 1978. joe: again-- jay: this was shot in 1979-- joe: and again for the next few decades. jay: from the very beginning, i always was documenting the scene. my workhorse, 35 millimeter nikon. joe: back then, his many cameras were loaded with film. jay: we had fast film, slow

jony collaborating?ll us little bit about how the collaboration came about and how it's helping to address the need for educators that you or't as well. address on your own as an organization. yeah, that's a great question well, our one of our long time partners, the virginia museum of history and culture is now our parent organization. so i would say that was great union th happened a couple of months ago. and now we have access to their collection to help us teach and our schools are coming in and we're also sending out through distance learning. so that's thing over pandemic. we had a lot of time talk to our educators more, more than we normally. and one thing that we heard across the board is that connection to subject matter experts really important to them. and had a long time history of working with attorneys and judges and supreme court justices■' and, state supreme court justices. so we have all of our civics is under the banner of justice in the classroom. but one of the things that educators d

see how we can following for the second one and i was making dog sounds, that was a rough time to be jonily, i was asked, why did it take to take so long, why did it take so long, for fox to give you your own show well if you watches whole entire episode, you know why they were little hesitant but i don't care why it took a lot of the point is, i did get one mike, my own show. [laughter] we can, we are going to drive it like we stole it and so think of jimmy they let america's your tv rescue dog. give me a forever home, i will be happy every day, and that is all, and thank you for watching inaugural episode "fox news" saturday and said your tv for 10:00 p.m. eastern every saturday fox's don't forget to salt follows on social and it for an saturday night preorder my book cancel culture i know me for the on january 30, 2000, and i hear you betty called them come as you result we will see you all about next week, girlfriend and i am your man and main man goodbye from new york city be a republican, mia democrats, jus happy birthday. the saturday, january 13 of 20 2024, i am jon scott. ♪ >> he

it will be interesting to see what happens when early states, especially iowa, where you have joni ernst, the number four leader, and chuck grassley, what will they do if president trump wins in iowa? they will be under pressure to back him. >> what about mitch mcconnell? >> that is a huge elephant in the room for the republican party. mitch mcconnell has no working relationship with donald trump. he outsourced the political partnership between senate republicans. the key here is senator mcconnell says he will back the nominee. if donald trump, who looks like the favorite wins the nomination, it seems like he will get that pro forma endorsement from mitch mcconnell, even though they could not be more different and are unaligned on big issues. >> will the former president care if mitch mcconnell endorses him? >> i don't even know if that is an endorsement trump would want. he has been calling for mcconnell to go. he encouraged rick scott to challenge mitch mcconnell last year. rick scott did but lost handily. that has created an ongoing split in the republican party in the senate. i don't

see how we can following for the second one and i was making dog sounds, that was a rough time to be jonie now, finally, i was asked, why did it take to take so long, why did it take so long, for fox to give you your own show well if you watches whole entire episode, you know why they were little hesitant but i don't care why it took a lot of the point is, i did get one mike, my own show. [laughter] we can, we are going to drive it like we stole it and so think of jimmy they let america's your tv rescue dog. give me a forever home, i will be happy every day, and that is all, and thank you for watching inaugural episode "fox news" saturday and said your tv for 10:00 p.m. eastern every saturday fox's don't forget to salt follows on social and it for an saturday night preorder my book cancel culture i know me for the on january 30, 2000, and i hear you betty called them come as you result we will see you all about next week, girlfriend and i am your man and main man goodbye from new york city be a republican, mia democrats, just jones be a. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. ♪ >>> singer song writer joni mitchell has won nine grammys in her storied career but never performedt the award show. that's about to change. the 80-year-old legend will make her debut this sunday. to top it off, she's up for another award. and she's not the only one who is making history. ♪ u2 will provide the first broadcast performance from the sphere. s it's the world's largest spear call structure with the highest resolution wrap-around screen. it does look pretty cool. the grammys will be hosted by trevor noah and they air on sunday night. >>> that does it here on cnn newsroom. i'm bianca nobilo in london. "early start" is next. i'll the see you tomorrow.

it will be interesting to see what happens when early states, especially iowa, where you have joni ernstthe number four leader, and chuck grassley, what will they do if president trump wins in iowa? they will be under pressure to back him. >> what about mitch mcconnell? >> that is a huge elephant in the room for the republican party. mitch mcconnell has no working relationship with donald trump. he outsourced the political partnership between senate republicans. the key here is senator mcconnell says he will back the nominee. if donald trump, who looks like the favorite wins the nomination, it seems like he will get that pro forma endorsement from mitch mcconnell, even though they could not be more different and are unaligned on big issues. >> will the former president care if mitch mcconnell endorses him? >> i don't even know if that is an endorsement trump would want. he has been calling for mcconnell to go. he encouraged rick scott to challenge mitch mcconnell last year. rick scott did but lost handily. that has created an ongoing split in the republican party in the senate. i don't k

iowa senator joni ernst and exclusive interview with governor kim reynolds.pe your night is made here on fnc for the cool kids. eight seconds left. >> bill: sounds like a great show. i'll be there on sunday and see you there. >> harris: thank you so very much for watching "outnumbered." here is "america reports". >> sandra: a live look in

senator joni ernst writing there should be no place for terrorist sympathizers agamericans are held captive immediately. feds united for peace organized this strike. >> carley: interesting. there is this, cheryl, prominent democrat begging biden administration to scram bidenomics, is that right? >> cheryl: this is former biden campaign aide. simon sanders has strong words to push to make bidenomics happen. she says voters are not going to get bidenomics, let it go. you can give folks numbers but data doesn't move people, stories move people. she is advisor to vice president kamala harris before moving to a tv career. the economy is number one issue. 32% say they are falling behind with finances. 57% things are steady. 11% say they are getting ahead. one donor said whoever came up with bidenomics has no place in the world of advertising. >> todd: you heard simon sanders and jen psaki coming out, they are not happy with joe and it shows. thank you. >> as of this moment, we are going to suspend this presidential campaign. earlier tonight i called donald trump to tell him that i congratulate hi

the two republican senators chuck grassley and joni ernst remains neutral.ized his role in the midterms and focused on the 2020 election of the party needs to move beyond trump. chip roy has endorsed florida governor ron desantis saying republicans are jumping on the trump bandwagon because he leads in the polls. >> we are in surge mode going up, donald trump is going down and nikki haley is definitely cratering. >> reporter: governor kim reynolds out of the caucuses has endorsed ron desantis. stuart: thanks very much. hunter biden made a surprise appearance on capitol hill. he crashed his own contempt hearing. hillary vaughan just got some answers from hunter and will join us right after this. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or

senator joni ernst, republican from ohio demanding the office of management and budget published thechedule of every agency head in the biden administration, was shocked by austin's lack of disclosure, especially when biden is vacationing in the caribbean at the same time. stuart: that was inexplicable. biden's green energy push, spent millions on electric buses. we have the story. president biden will speak at the atlanta border workers conference, the union is expected to endorse him but will the rank-and-file vote for him? edward lawrence has the story after this. ♪ ♪ we built this city ♪ we built this city on rock 'n' roll ♪ ♪ we built this city on rock 'n' roll ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell...

her whether she voted for trump in the iowa caucuses and would not say that and neither did senator joni earnings who appeared at a rally for nikki haley in the closing days and i caught up with her and tried to ask about trump's win, whether she would support him at this moment. she is not willing to go there there are other members in that leadership, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has made it clear he wants to move on from the trump era and does not want to discuss trump much at all after january 6th. that is a different view than house republicans including the house republican leadership. the speaker of the house mike johnson was one of the first to congratulate trump on his victory, endorsed donald trump, but that split only bound to persist as trump moves closers to the nomination potentially with a win in new hampshire next week. guys? >> thank you so much for your great reporting. >>> a key meeting at the white house very shortly that might be the last chance for new aid to ukraine and happening now, the supreme court hearing oral arguments in the case that really just

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in the other person is kristi noem, she's not as popular as she was she's had some scandals, joni ernstor senator is popular, i think he's going to choose a woman if he gets the nomination. lisa: tell us why nikki haley is terrible and she shouldn't be picked as vp. i'm not going to do that you can if you want to. if desantis pulled off the surprise and iowa you can imagine the pastor nikki haley if she went to new hampshire and goes full head of steam as alternative in the home state of south carolina. you have to squint a little bit giving the polling data you reference. lisa: even more reason you need to tune it as martha maccallum and bret baier moderate townhouse from iowa. nikki haley will be monday 6:00 p.m. eastern and ron desantis tuesday at 6:00 p.m. and donald trump on wednesday at 9:00 p.m. you will not want to miss that. coming up minded by the fright, mask mandates are back i wish it wasn't so, back in the hot seat, doctor fauci continuing his covid cover-up when he testifies before congress this week? >> anthony fauci knew early on that the virus looked manipulated. he ad

you know, as joni never know what you've got until it's gthat's)u know, as joni said, that's radio.ome back to headliners, your first look at friday's papers . friday's papers. >> i'm simon evans, still joined by leo and cressida gb news very own ros and rachel. by that i mean they each get paid £1 million per episode. uh, it says mill. anyway, might be a millipede, i don't know, we kick off with the independent. nicola sturgeon has called boris johnson clown, which i suppose johnson a clown, which i suppose would her the bearded lady. would make her the bearded lady. yeah, she knows a bit about bearded ladies, and she. >> she doesn't need to call anybody anything for that. so scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon called johnson sturgeon called boris johnson an effing clown. at the time of the second covid lockdown bombshell, whatsapp messages revealed , whatsapp messages have revealed, so it's a rare moment of accuracy for nicola sturgeon. i guess even a stopped clock is right twice a day, but yeah, she, she said that johnson's she, uh, she said that johnson's address announcin

. >> so we'll wait for the govern o, senator joni ernst is out with other candidates and it's a packedm. one other reason that they're optimistic, anderson s because they believe even with this weather that they can count on them to turnout and when there was this unpredictable peculiaror and it is second place, anderson. >> what does su. >> it's a combination of that, i am told by the super pac, they told me today they've knocked on some 940,000 doors here in iowa alone over the last several month it is and never back down. the super pac aligned with desantis has poured millions of dollars and a lot of time into this state. desantis himself and his family have also poured a lot of time into here. he's made a big point of visiting all 99 counties and the full grassley, not the chuck grassley, the other state senator here in iowa, he spent time here with his family and he's gone to all corners of the state. i believe he's coming on -- hang on, it's just getting loud. we're just waiting for him to come on, but it's been so much time here and that will make a difference that they have the

too late, it did not hit enough of the houthi infrastructure to send a big enough message, senator jonirvice committee adding this president is projecting weakness. >> i'm confused by this president. he really needs to stand up gain iran, against china, against russia, north korea. look at our adversaries they look at us, they see very little direction from the white house. reporter: already all of shipping companies that have said they will avoid red sea, they will continue to avoid the red sea, taking the longer trip with the goods, operation prosperity guardian not moving the needle there. larry: all right, edward thank you. >> grade pleasure, more on this. and others great laura ingraham. it is always wonderful to have youo. >> good to be on. larry: is joe biden afraid of houthis,? afraid of iran, i know that. or what is he doing? >> i think we can safely conclude, larry, that after what we saw last week in pennsylvania with president biden sadly kind of meandering through the school and giving a speech that was really disturbing to watch as an american, because he is in such declin

cheryl: joni ernst wrote an op-ed on foxnews.com and said with regards to what's happening with chinaissue as well, the title the world needs america to stand strong but not standalone talks about the fact that were fighting wars on multiple fronts. when it comes to china, she says are on the rise in the pacific but even more frightening in our own backyard there is fentanyl precursor chemicals coming from mexico that are coming from china and you also have china and taiwan. now taiwan's defense ministry says the chinese believe that flew over the united states and through the airspace on new year's day basically, nbc news reports that the intelligence official that the flight basically was using the us-based internet. they were spying on us, yet president xi threatening taiwan saying the reunification then we find out the spy balloon was using our internet providers to send everything back to china. this is unbelievable. >> it's pretty creative on the part of the chinese in the balloon and it's a testament about how poor the response was to it. we let it fly over the entire united st

. >> it seemed like no one in coldwater could comprehend what had happened, including steve and jonirce, close friends of both tom and dar who heard from the murder from tom himself. >> i said the three of you were always together and he was crying and said i know, i know, i should've been her for her. and then i said, if you would've been the three of you, maybe you would've all been dead instead of just dar. >> just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim carbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me that this was a staged breaking and entering to try to hide a homicide that took place. >> but according to detective carbon, whoever staged the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm and there was a huge slow melt off. >> the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. >> so you would expect there to be muddy footprints from inside the residence from somewhat come through that door? >> absolutely. >> and was there anything? >> there was nothing. >> but it was the yellow bag found i

and we'll speak with iowa senator joni ernst. plus, how iran's so-called ghost armada is helping skirt sanctions as americans endure a tax from iranian taxies. and plenty of complaining from congress after uneventful briefing on ufos. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, president biden says iran backed houthi rebels are terrorists. this goes against current u.s. policy changed by the biden administration. the houthis have already responded to yesterday's airstrikes against facilities in yemen with new attacks today. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight life from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. pentagon officials believe there will be some sort of retaliation for last night's strikes. we know the houthi rebels have already launched at least one ballistic missile towards shipping lanes today. that, undercuts an assessment that president biden gave while he was on the campaign trail in pennsylvania sphbl i have already delivered the message to iran they know not to do anything. >

. >> a lot of kristi noems, there was a few tulsi gabbard, and there was a joni ernst in there from iowa. it is interesting when he throws it out he already knows. larry: yeah. well, no one will know if are he already knows that is the beauty of it all. thimpleg clever oracl, bret baier, you can catch bret baier special reporter night weekday 6 p.m. eastern fox news, thank you, bret. >> coming up kudlow, don donald trump had a great night, haley and desantis not, and fani willis, twisting in hot lanta and hunter biden is a spilled brat, we talk politics with aalex marlow and monica crowley when we return. we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. for moms, from centrum. ♪ (this new mom here i go) ♪ ♪ (i am strong and brave) ♪ ♪ (i know) ♪ ♪ (with a littl

it's going to be interesting to see what happens with these early states especially iowa where you joni number four republican leader, and chuck grassley the most senior republican senator. what will they give president trump wins in iowa? they will be under a lot of pressure to back him. >> and what about mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate and his relationship with former president trump? >> that's a huge elephant in the speak for the republican party. mitch mcconnell has no working relationship with donald trump. he sort of outsourced the political partnership between senate republicans, committees who endorse trump early but the key is senator mcconnell says he will backac the nominee. if donald trump who looks like the severe favorite to becomewh the nominee wins nomination it seems like he will at least get that pro-form endorsement from its mcconnell even m though they could not be more different and they are totally unaligned on big issues. >> will the former president care if mitch mcconnell endorses him? >> look, i really know if that's an endorsement trump wo

you run into people, senator joni ernst of iowa was there last night, and while there is the general sense of excitement, you know, events like this are a lot of fun, especially for political reporters like me. it's different than when there were these real big questions about who was going to win. that, i think, really sort of underscores the hill that ron desantis has to climb. for more on this, let's bring in cnn's elalayna treene in des moines at a different site. you kocover the trump campaign y in and day out. what are you hearing from them about how they're approaching the final days, and how first time caucus goers are reacting to the circumstances? >> reporter: right, well, that is the big question heading into today. i know from my conversations with donald trump's team and his advisers that they had been growing increasingly concerned in recent days about potential turnout here during the caucuses today. and that's in part due to the dangerously frigid conditions that we're seeing across the state. but it's also in part, due because he has such a commanding lead in the pol

there was even a joni ernst in there from iowa. larry: wow! >> we'll see.is interesting when throws that stuff out there that he already knows. larry: yeah, well, no one will ever know if he already knows, that's the beauty of it all [laughter]. think about that. it was very clever response. anyway, bret baier as always we appreciate you coming on the show. and folks, please don't forget you can catch bret baier on "special report" every night weekdays at 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. thank you, bret, we appreciate it. coming up here on "kudlow" donald trump had a great night as i said. haley and desantis, not. fani willis trising and tweeting down in hotlanta. and hunter biden is a spoiled brat. we'll talk some politics with "breitbart"'s alex marlow and monica crowley. all that and more when "kudlow" returns. triesing and twisting in hotlanta. i like that. . that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how man

tomorrow on "special report," we will be talking to joni ernst probably about this but also the mondayur dvr 6:00 p.m. east, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. a little breaking news at the end from the middle east. we will monitor it from here. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight,

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ally israel is ignoring the responsibility abusing the trust of taxpayers, they deserve to be fire, joni no place for terrorist sympathizers in the biden administration especially as iran back hamas old americans captive and should be fired medially. anti-israel protesters in new york city targeted a cancer hospital for complicity in genocide, one terrified jewish new york city resident said i thought it was in germany in 1939. >> nasa debuting the jet called the son of concorde and it's good to be able to fly from new york city to london in about three to half hours. the 100-foot long 30-foot wide x59 aircraft debuted friday alongside nasa and lockheed martin they did it together, 92y expected to eventually become a passenger jet, i cannot wait, there is this buffalo bills are moving on in the afc after beating the pittsburgh steelers josh allen for three touchdowns 31 - 17 when out of the game mike tomlin face questions about his future as they go to the steelers and eventually had enough, watch what happened. >> every year left on your contract. >> yes, mike shot moment, let's go to t