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lord, 2024, the countdown the caucuses, one day away from voting in iowa as former president donald trump's looed continues to grow. >> plus, shutdown avoidance, sources tell fox news a deals has been reached for a short-term funding bill. let's take a look at what that entails, including an immigration deal. we have to be careful as we look to what deal was made. rachel: taylor swift braving cold temperatures to watch -- theseshe's in the warm vip sect. >> she's the in the box. rachel: her presence at the game is getting a chilly reception from one hall of famer, the final hour of fonds and friends weekend starts right now. -- "fox & friends weekend" starts rightnow. ♪ we're just trying to catch a good time. ♪ even if it takes all night.

♪ pass that bottle around the camp fire. ♪ sipping apple pie moon shine. >> that's a live shot from the aarena of 18 in america, called the dallas cowboys, got a big game today with the green bay packers. we're a couch divided on that front. rachel: i'm wearing my packer green. you know what? will, i want to thank you. jen h ale referenced me in the sports segment. i've never been referenced in the sports segment. that's kind of awesome. thanks. >> the idea that we're a couch divided, this is going to tie into a conversation we'll have about taylor swift. this is when you rub a football fan wrong. like i invest at minimum a year. you know how this is. a lot of effort. a lot of mental anguish, emotion tied up in the outlook today and you all of a sudden show up today in your packers green. >> there is something about

that. >> and we're on the same level? we're not on the same level. rachel: what do you mean. >> that ties into the taylor swift thing. she puts a career in and she shows up in a box and we're supposed to talk about her. rachel: that is a love story. we'll talk about that later. that's the story, it's not football, it's love. >> you're wearing your packer green and all of a sudden we're a couch divided. rachel: i'm representing packer fans all over the country, i'm going to do my job, go pack, go. >> i'm cheering for dallas now. i'm sick of this. i'm in for the cowboys. rachel: you're a midwesterner. >> i hope that they route them totoday. this is because of you, not because of -- i don't like the packers fans b fans because i'ma vikings fan. rachel: you're upset because the vikings choked just like dallas is going to choke today. >> you pushed me to the brink. now i'm over the edge. >> the cowboys choke today, it

would be a significant choke, not as big of a choke as it would be if we didn't see the outcome of iowa in an iowa caw caucus on tuesday, turn out like the polls of suggesting which is resounding victory for donald trump. right now the final iwan des moines register poll has donald trump at 48%. >> this has in the past been a fairly good predicter, not perfect, the polls have been off before, but to see rachel this number at 48, it was at 53, could be at 50, margin of error is 4%, so haley and desantis are kind of tied. she's pulled ahead. if this is the outcome, it will change the race heading into new hampshire and south carolina, no doubt. rachel: donald trump getting greedy. he a wants to break 50%. he's taken a swipe at vivek ramaswamy and i think he wants his voters to go, listen, a vote for vivek is a vote against trump and for the other two, nikki haley and ron desantis, so he's getting greedy, wants those

voters to come over to him. i think he wants it to be so resounding and over 50%. >> he's looking at that guy and saying okay, it's been cute, you're trying to be the next generation america first but mr. america first is still on the stage so don't save me by voteing for vivek, just vote for me and we'll save the country, that's the argument he is making and you know what, if you look at the other part of this poll, guys, it shows the depth of the support that donald trump has. so the des moines register poll not only asked who do you like but you how made up is your mind on the first choice of candidate, could you be persuaded? for trump supporters, their mind is made up. they're not going anywhere else. desantis and haley, still strong support but could change. >> do you think the environment that we've talked about in the last couple days, cold temperatures, snow, does someone whose mind is made up, are they more motivated to show up or is the person who is on the fence

more motivated to attend a caucus? not talking about cast a vote. attend a caucus. >> that's a great question. i think that's why donald trump's not taking anything for granted, why they're pushing through the tape on the finish line. i don't think anybody knows what that -- organization is important. we had the chair of the republican party of iowa on with us earlier, he said he has never seen four campaigns with this robust of an organization to the end. >> is that right? >> yeah. usually you have a frontrunner with a big organization and some people maybe catching up based on a wave a but all four invested in infrastructure, trump more so than 2016, desantis has a big team on the ground. so does vivek. haley is more in new hampshire but still invested in iowa. there's a lot of teams out there. rachel: and the weather playing a factor in this. i wonder like how do the voters break down by age category. are you less likely if you're in your 80s, you might have been a reliable voter when it was 60 or -- >> or are you more likely? rachel: or more likely?

i don't know. could be. you wonder. let's ask somebody from iowa who gets it all, say was' attorney general was at a rally with donald trump last night. great to have you. can you answer any of these questions here? >> oh, absolutely. we have record setting snow and cold for caucus night this year on monday night but we also have a record in that president trump's support here in iowa is historic. the most anybody's ever won a caucus by before has been 12 points and he's poised to blow that record out of the water. he's doing great. he has lots of energy and moment momentum, support from every corner of the state in iowa. >> i think we can almost take that to the bank, that record of i believe it's 13%, 12, 13% from bob dole, will probably be beat here by donald trump in iowa. but the question is, how big is

the overall turnout with the weather? we were wondering while minds are made up, who is motivated to show up? >> well, you know, the weather might keep a couple people at home. i also think it will inspire other people who know that their vote really counts and biden has just been a disaster for iowa and the whole country. iowa votes first. the way we kick biden out is by going to the caucus and voting strong for president trump. usually it all begins in iowa. but i think this year it ends in iowa for biden. when you see these numbers, you see that enthusiasm and he's leading in every early state, i mean, it is momentum. the energy is out there. it's going to be a historic win in the caucuses. >> there we go. america will be watching. brettam burke, you endorse the former president, he's well ahead. we'll see what happens tomorrow night. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. rachel: look at the numbers for donald trump. incredible when you think about what he's been facing, all of

these charges, almost from the mainstream media, 99% negative press coverage. everything that he has had to deal with. and also the establishment and the biggest donors going to the other candidates and he's got these strong numbers. you just have to go -- you have to tip your hat, go this is remarkable. >> it is remarkable. she said tonight it ends something, it ends joe biden. i thought she was going to say the other republican campaigns. it will be interesting to see, let's say he's around 50%, wins by 30 points or some historic margin, what's the path for the other guys? it would have to be haley in new hampshire and consolidation with kristy voters to try to stop the momentum in they south carolina. the race won't stop. that's why the margin in iowa will be pretty interesting to look forward. >> it could stop for someone. >> may stop for someone, you're right. not everybody. >> how about asa hutchinson. >> he's going to the end baby. >> let's check in with lawrence

joan having breakfast with boyfriends in sioux city, eye iowa,ahead of the caucuses. any asa hutchinson voters you've run into? >> not yet. they may be out there somewhere. i have not met them. i have met them, despite the governor who said only -- there are haley and desantis supporters here. everyone that says they're supporting those candidates, when i ask them who do they think is going to win, they all said donald trump. i think they realize as they talk to their friends and the majority of people obviously that i've spoken to today, they say they're going to caucus for donald trump. but the thing i continue to hear is that it is about what donald trump did in the past administration that he kept his promises to them and the people of iowa have not forgotten about that and i kind of feel bad for some of these candidates because they are really good politicians

and i think in any other election with him not being in the race, there would be some type of appetite for them but every single city i go to, every diner i go to, it's the same story, promises made, promises kept, and when it comes to the prosecution against him, i'm talking to one of his supporters that is here, she is supporting nikki haley but she's also a criminal defense attorney. she goes what's happening against him is not right. it's just not right. so we'll see what happens on the caucuses. things can change. but it would take an act of god of all the voters for trump not showing up to the caucus for one of these candidates to win. rachel: thank you, lawrence. we're going to check back with you in a bit. one of the reasons why we might be seeing this kind of support for donald trump is that there's a two tiered system of justice in america and also in the media

in terms of how different riots and different protests are covered. today, as you all know, marks 100 days since the israel war began and what followed was a huge protest in new york city and d.c. where actually the rioters were up against the fence, they started to push be it down. some of the fence had to be replaced and i think this is really interesting because i haven't heard the word insurrection used in any of this, yo i haven't heard a lot f talk about violent democrats but this is the kind of two-tiered coverage, no one was arrested, i doubt the fbi in infiltrated --s infiltrating any of these violent protests. >> they won't take a look at the crowd. rachel: i think it's frustrating for the american people and another reason why so many rallied around donald trump, the injustice is part of it. >> the white house staff, a portion of it in d.c., had to be

relocated due to rioters damaging the anti-scale fencing. i've been out there when the fencing is put up, during the riots of 2020, it's temporary fencing. if you try to smash against it you can move it, you can take it down. in this case they the were at that brink. there were breaks in the fence. there was worries that the white house could be breached. what kind of coverage will this get? there will be no consequences this is a big problem in the white house because they've been in the minds of the base and their supporters, i guess that's hamas in this case, they're too supportive of israel and this is what you've got outside. >> i imagine to your question, it will get no coverage will be my estimation and in the way you characterize an event just goes so far they in crystalizing in the publics' minds, that's not to diminish nor apologize for something that happened on january 6th but if you just reiterate and hyper ventilate about one thing, you make

everything else seem like it's nothing and again, i won't think what i'm seeing on the screen is the same thing in any way as january 6 but i also think it's something. rac.>> it's not the first. rachel: if you're tearing down the fence. >> or trying to. rachel: or trying to. that would be an arrest, let's see how many grandmas they arrest in the crowd, let's see how manynd up on fbi l list, how many that pushed on a fence will end up on an fbi list or no fly list as so many people on january 6th. >> the characterization -- i was holding a rod shield, getting frozen wa water bottles thrown at me. nobody wanted to talk about what a threat that was to donald trump because it's the wrong guy. you turn it around and it's another thing. rachel: the threat isn't you just on the outside. we're seeing it on the inside of

the white house, 100 staffers threatened to quick because they're unhappy with joe biden's position as well. there's a lot of trouble for joe biden on either side of this. >> that was my second take away from this. we will see that divide, that is presumably democrat voters protesting against a democrat president, we'll see how that divide plays out, i was thinking of the ballot box, inside the administration. >> are you going to let junior staffers run your white house? if you walk out of the white house, next thing, you should give me you your badge, you're out. i don't understand why you tolerate that. maybe they will. because they're weak. >> turning to your headlines, starting with this, a fox news alert. a volcano erupting overnight in southwest iceland, weeks after another eruption in the same area. yesterday the national commissioner of police ordered residents of a fishing town to evacuate by tomorrow night.

the icelandic meteorological -- >> meteorological. >> meteorological office reported friday that volcanic fissures were higher risk than originally thought. rachel: look at that footage. >> say that word three times. rachel: meteorological. >> texas military department responding to democrat congressman henry cuellar claiming three illegals drowned due neglect on friday in eagle pass. they say they denied border patrol access near the fencing where they were trying to rescue the three illegals. the military department said they were not made aware of any bodies in the area, nor were they made aware of any bodies discovered on the u.s. sized the border. and sources telling fox news a deal has been reached on a short-term funding bill that would avoid a government shutdown. a spokesperson for majority leader chuck schumer says the continuing resolution is

supposedded to be posted later tonight, this comes a few days after house speaker mike johnson insisted he would stick with the bipartisan spending deal he struck with other congressional leaders and not of do another short-term bill. it's a mess. >> i saw some proposals -- >> i saw the border. >> -- >> it was not good on immigration. >> it's a short-term spending bill to get to another one. it was a terrible trade a that james langford made with chuck schumer and hopefully never sees the light of day. let's just hope. and a woman from texas is going viral for turning her husband's reactions to the cowboys game into football bingo. watch. >> let's go. >> the couple joined us you earlier to discuss how the game came to be. >> we've been watching cowboys games together for seven years and he's been reacting that way

for as long as i've known him so i just thought it would be a funny way to show how well i knew him and all the hilarious things he does. >> i probably would say the fist clap, it's a little different, i'm trying to not wake up the baby. that's a way i can clap at full effort without much noise. >> show me a fist clap. what's a fist clap. >> this. [laughter] rachel: what a nice guy. he doesn't want to wake up the baby. >> i love it. got my properties. they will for sure be tuning into fox this afternoon when will's cowboys host rachel's green bay packers, kickoff for 0 eastern. >> we mentioned earlier in the show tony dungee seemed to draw the ire of the media complex yesterday when he said the nfl doesn't need taylor swift and it

can become tiresome. >> what do you make of the taylor swift effect? >> that's the thing that's disenchanted people with sports now. there's so much on the outside coming in, entertainment value and different things. it's taking away from what really happens on the field. >.>. >> i was explaining every sports writer and commentator, were saying you're a crotch eted crotchetedly old man. >> it's objectively true. rachel: i kind of disagree, you guys. >> says the non football fan on the couch. rachel: nobody wears a better red than taylor swift. i love how she is wearing -- she wears red anyway but that's a kansas color. here's the deal. i think she's a great girlfriend. i mean, she could be like me, she may not like football. she's joining in.

i didn't know anything about tree climbing when my husband was doing lumber jack sports. i went to all his stuff. i let him put a tree, a climbing tree in my backyard. this is a love story. why don't you guys just embrace it. >> because i'm not watching football for a love story. >> is this over yet? can we show a highlight from the game? can we show a play? they played in negative 5 he degree weather. rachel: wouldn't you like a girlfriend like that? >> it doesn't matter. i'm watching for football. >> it was negative 5. do you know what it takes to play football in negative 5. it's i'm. rimpossible.rachel: don't you k from seeing the guys and see a pretty girl once in a while. >> that's what we have cheerleaders for. rachel: fair enough. [laughter] >> and you know -- rachel: good answer, will. touche. >> riley gaines joins us on the latest fight for fairness in women's sports and it's not about taylor swift.

>> we are here to send a message to the ncaa, to president charlie baker himself and that message is that we as women will not continue to sit back, to sit idly by and smile as we're discriminated against on the basis of our sex. >> the next guest leading the

charge in the fight for fairness in women's sports, joining athletes outside the ncaa phoenix convention demanding leaders meet with those affected by their trans policies. riley gaines joins us now. it's great to see you. you went in person to deliver this letter. how were you received? >> i was received -- i went to the conference last year and i went to the conference as a nominee for ncaa woman of the year, the most prestigious honor. but this was not exclusive to just women. university of pennsylvania and ncaa nominatedly yaed leah thoms well. we delivered a petition, a legal demand letter. went back this year to do the exact same thing because over the course of the past year the ncaa hasn't changed policies.

women continue to be discriminated against on the basis of our sex, president charlie baker, he knew we were coming, we forewarned him the day before. he mentioned he would send a representative out. he didn't want to be seen participating in any capacity with the people involved in our rally. the people i delivered -- the people on the governing board who i delivered the petition and letter to didn't look me in the eyes which is pretty disheartening as a female athlete, a nominee for the you award they were presenting later that evening, myself the year prior. >> riley, forgive me for not knowing, but that's part of having someone like you who is plugged into the issue on the show, what is the ncaa current policy on gender athletes, is it gender identity, a year of hormone treatment? what is the policy? is it sport by sport? help me out. >> in 2010 they implemented a policy that was 12 months of hormone replacement therapy and

you could compete in the category that alliance with your gender identity. now they're in a phase-out approach. they want nothing to do with the policy which shows how cowardly really they are. to me it shows they know this is wrong. now they're leaving it up to each specific sport to make rules for that sport. it's the same thing that the international olympic committee is doing now. this is an olympic year. there should be a lot of eyes on the olympics and what their policies are. it shows the cowards, they wanto push off responsibility and account able. >> when they could legislate it all holistically for all sports to say hey, you know, screen dgenderyou're born, gender you . have you ever gotten any honest dialogue or feedback from the ncaa. >> no. president charlie baker testified in front of the senate a month or so back, he didn't know what the policies were. i think it was senator mike lee

asked him have you apologized to the at lease but he said no, but i'm willing to have a conversation with them. he proves that to be false in his actions every day. i believe he testifies before congress again on january 18 18th. i'm hoping some questions are directed his way to make him answer to this. our leaders, they're running from, again, responsibility. >> riley, appreciate you being so brave, appreciate you showing up in person there and here this morning on "fox & friends." thank you. >> thank you you, will. >> by the way, we reached out to the ncaa for a statement but have not heard back. still, icy temps putting iowa caucus turnout at risk. bill hammer, he braved the weather to get to des moines, and he's next.

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rachel: former president trump continues to hold a dominant lead over gop rivals in the hawkeye state. >> those voters backing trump likely won't change their minds as 82% say he's got their vote in the bag. >> bill hammer is live in des moines on a sunday. he joins us you now. bill, great to see you. >> nice to see you. good morning. happy sunday. precaucus day, we say. >> it's like christmas for you, does everybody walk around together going hey, it's precaucus day. >> usually little gifts, a new stockings. we could can use the stockings too by the way, guys. there's going to be a ton of talk about the weather. we were watching the iowa hawkeye women's basketball game last night, katlyn clark, so they're about two hours east of here, given the weather circumstances. there's an arena that has 15,000

for basketball, they had 13,000 show up. it's the hottest ticket in the country, i grant that. it didn't seem like it was a total at capacity sellout but you get more than 13 you tho13 -- 13 you 13,000 to watch a basketball game, maybe that portends the turnout for tomorrow. >> you look at the big lead and the fact that the lead is solid, 80% saying we're not going anywhere for donald trump. >> i think that could be significant. i always thought coming into this for the last week, i've been telling everybody, there's two numbers, one is 50, one is 20. can trump beat 50? no republican has done it before. the des moines register had him a tick below that. maybe that sets expectations for the next day and-a-half a little lower for him and the other number was 20 because if trump is below 50 and you've got haley or desantis above 20, guys,

whether it's h haley or desantis for the next eight days, they'll have more cameras in their face than taylor swift. the media loves the story. it's an expectations game. new hampshire will be eight i days after that. they'll be getting a lot of attention as to whether or not they can pull the trick in new hampshire for round two we're not there yet. we're in iowa, super cold. not complaining. it's quite refreshing to be out of new york and come here to middle america. rachel: well, bill, we're noticing that all morning we've been talking about it, donald trump going after vivek. he wants those votes. if he goes over 50%, what happens then? >> it's a major headline. and i can tell you that his team wants it. there are 170 1700 caucus sites. they say they have 1800 caw you caucuscaptives. which means throughout the state of iowa they'll have someone

with a white hat with gold letters on at that particular site making sure that trump has a presence. they want to get there. if they don't, i'm sure there will be a certain way to spin that in the following way. when trump came here eight years ago, really didn't have the ground game. i've been coming out to iowa since 2000, 20 years now. the first candidate i reported on was d dick ge ephart. that's the year that john kerry got a helicopter the and he lost his voice and won the caucus, went to lose against george bush the following november. every time you come to a caucus, republican or democrat, they each have their own flavor that goes around the state. and i don't really think yet that we're going to know what that flavor is. other than there has not been an overwhelming favorite for republican caucus in modern

times and that's just the truth and we'll see what iowa des decs monday night. there's a lot of people working, clearing ice. you're not going to melt anything between now an monday night. it's too cold to do that. in the rurals, you've got four wheel drive. all right. these people are used to tough weather. maybe not arctic chill that we have right now but they're pretty used to that weather. >> so you and dana have a special weekend of america's newsroom, today, news, live from iowa. what's going to be on the show. >> we've got 99 counties, i don't know if you studied it or not. it's pretty much built on a grid, the entire state. we'll break down what we saw eight years ago, really our best point of comparison, what ted cruz did, the winner in 2016, what trump did and what marco rubio did and try to figure out where those candidates from eight years ago fit into today's composition for this republican

caucus. >> bill, maybe you can get to the bottom of the -- the grid is not a complete grid. there's s squiggles in the midd. >> i guess 150 years ago one farmer had a lease on a piece of land or there's a river or creek that runs that way and they followed. >> all right. maybe we'll have the answer at noon. bill, we'll all be watching. >> great to see you guys, thanks. rachel: stay warm, bill. >> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the forecast. >> i think the map has been smoothed out, put the lines that you can see, smoothed out for touch screen purposes, that's not the way the county lines line up on the map. >> i saw your map, i don't think it's accurate. >> you don't think mine is accurate? >> yours is not accurate. [laughter] >> we've got a map competition. of course we're going to turn it into this.

all right, it's on. i'll take you on that one. let's talk weather out there. i love bill's comment about the basketball game. that's a good point. 13,000 people can show up. take a look at the weather right now, cold across the central plains. we've been talking about this for so long. go down towards dallas, 14, denver, minus 7, kansas city, minus 11, iowa, minus 17 in des moines, feels like minus 39. one piece of good news, it will warm up by 10 to 12 degrees, tomorrow we'll talk about temps that feel about minus 25, it's going to be improved. snow on the ground, eastern iowa, a lot of places over a foot of snow. that snow is not going anywhere. you won't get above freezing for a week or so. the cold air is going to be solidly in place. get ready, because it does dive down towards the south. we have you new storm also by the way that we'll be watching this week, bringing big snow across places that don't normally get it, areas like

mississippi and tennessee. back to you. >> all right, thanks, rick. coming up, national security concerns, a chinese billionaire and ccp member is the second lalargest owner of u.s. farmlan. >> maria bartiromo on the growing threat we face from china, next. >> plus, lawrence is live in iowa ahead of the first in the nation vote, he'll be with us after the break.

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rachel: u.s. lawmakers sounding the alarm after learning that a billionaire chinese communist is now the second largest foreign owner of u.s. land. in 2015, tie sko chen bought oregon farmland, reportedly missing from government records until now. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo is here to react. maria, great to have you. so how did this go missing? maria: well, this is incredible, rachel. it feels like this is one of those loopholes that happened 10 years ago and was never reassessed. unfortunately, this

administration will not reassess accommodations given to communist china and that's what we continue to learn. look, like anything else, whether it be tariffs or any other approach toward communist china, these things need to be looked at again and reyou reassessedgiven the objec obvioe chai nchinese communist party ig right now. this is a national security risk, having the ccp, your number one adversary being the second largest foreign ownership of land with finite and precious resources of land and agriculture. we'll talk about that this morning, i've got the chairman of the select committee on communist china, mike gallagher here to discuss that and of course we're talking also about the largest lead in des moines history with president trump in the lead in iowa with the caucuses beginning, china will be one of those subjects. rachel: yeah. well, i'm definitely going to be

watching that because i want to know what reassessing means. does that mean we take the land away? i want to know about the americans who obviously participated in the sale of this group creating shell companies so maybe we didn't know who the buyer was. that's fascinating to me as well so i'm glad you're talking about that with mike gallagher. maria: right. rachel: who else do you have this morning on sunday morning futures. maria: don't forget that taiwan had its election yesterday. you guys have been reporting that. and we've got a friendly new incoming president to the united states in taiwan and this is a person who beijing has labeled as the instigator of war so where does this go next? i'm also talking about this top line spending deal that was achieved over the weekend and the freedom caucus and conservatives in congress are not happy about it so we'll be talking about the spending bill and the upcoming deadline at the end of the week where the

lawmakers are trying to avoid a government shutdown. i've got byro byron donalds comn to discuss that. we'll talk to utah senator mike lee, he said shut down the border or shut down the government, very easy choice. so we'll get into that as well. we've got a big show coming up. see in about 10 minutes. rachel: looking forward to it. maria: thank you. rachel: don't go anywhere. lawrence jones is live in he san iowa, next. what the? good morning hallow makes it easy to build a daily habit of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy spirit.

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>> let's go back out to the horizon family restaurant in sioux city where lawrence jones has been br having breakfast wih friends all morning, after which he'll be at a deer stand. rachel: don't listen, lawrence. you look fabulous. >> i appreciate it. good morning, family. this is the first stop of our iowa tour. this community's often forgotten. we wanted to give their voices. i start with my two buddies. who are you supporting and why? >> donald trump. >> and why are you supporting the former president?

>> he put our economy in the correct direction. and i believe he can do the same thing again. >> what about you, sir? >> i'm going to go with trump. i do believe he knows how to run a country like a business. >> thank you, sir. ma'am, you told me you were supporting a former governor and her name is? >> nikki haley. >> why nikki haley? >> i think she has the best chance to win in a general election and i like what she says. i think she can bring us all together. >> thank you, ma'am. my new family over here, tell me who you're supporting and why. >> donald trump for the economy and the border and he's not afraid to say what he thinks. >> thank you, ma'am. sir, you told me something different. you say you want to support vivek, right but you're not doing it. >> i like vivek but he doesn't have numbers to go very far so i've got to go with trump. >> and why do you end up with trump even though you don't feel like vivek has the numbers. >> i think he's got the best chance of getting the economy on track and also to deal with the

southern border. >> thank you so much. now, i want you all to meet my new family, they're called the fredericks. did i get that right? >> yeah. >> all right. we had a fascinating conversation. you said, look, donald trump did a lot of great things but i don't like a lot of the chaos because they're after him and you're afraid that they'll eventually remove him off the ballot or something like that, or he'll be prosecuted so you ended up supporting who? >> i like nikki haley or desantis. i like what desantis did during covid. he kept his state open, supports law enforcement, wants to deal with the border, i like what he has to say. >> who do you all think is going to win tomorrow night? >> if you believe in the polls, i'd say donald trump but personally i like haley myself tomb too. i think she stands a better chance of winning against biden. >> what do you think is the number one issue that's facing

the country that relates to you to go out there and vote for nikki haley? >> i think just that, like i think she stands a better shot against biden. i think a lot of people are sick and tired and with trump it's just going to continue on. >> you think a lot of folks are going to give him a shot and you think he's the best person to defeat him. >> i think so. >> thank you so much. so we've been going to these diners for a while. every so often you have folks that say i don't want to be on camera but i'll tell you my point of view off camera. this gentleman convinced his wife to come back on channel, on camera after you told me no. so what is the number one issue facing the country? >> immigration. >> immigration. >> it's terrible. >> who do you think is the best candidate to solve this immigration crisis? >> president trump. >> who are you going to be caucusing for. >> trump. >> what about you, sir? >> she said everything i would say. trump. >.>> all the way.

>> thank you all so much. look, it's been a pleasure being here. this is our first stop. we've got a diner tomorrow. we'll have another one on tuesday as well. on the road we go. back to you in new york. >> where are you tomorrow? >> where am i at, tim? rapid city. cedar rapids. >> cedar rapids. >> being honest, i've been trying to keep track of this schedule but i'm not doing such a good job. >> jam it in between deer hunts. [laughter] >> you know what? you know what? i feel like we all should go deer hunting. >> you look good. >> we should go deer hunting. >> i will. we'll get the hat with the flaps on it. rachel: lawrence, i'm going to say it, peanut butter and jealous. >> what? [laughter] >> all right, lawrence.my ♪ a heart don't forget something like that. to learn grit, determination and problem solving.

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rachel: welcome back. we want you to keep it on the fox news channel for today's special coverage of the iowa caucuses beginning with "america's newsroom" hosted by our friends dana perino and bill hemmer live at noon if eastern, all special editions of the story, your world cavuto and special report. pete: and i'll be in iowa tonight at 10 is p.m. eastern, and watch our live coverage a on fox nation, inside the iowa caucuses, 7 p.m. central, 8 eastern. we'll be there. will: lawrence jones is having breakfast tomorrow in cedar rapids, also tomorrow the will cain show areaing tomorrow. pete: love it. go to church, go to caucus. muck ♪ ♪ ♪ finish. maria: good sunday is morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bat romo. -- bartiromo. winter is coming. the a iowa