maria: all right, grady, thanks very much, grady trimble. that was the key point there, liz.farmer, if your business is depending on a prospering economy. >> yeah. i would think that same sentiment ap aprice to all different -- applies to all different kinds of businesses, maria. this administration has been quick to charge various industries with price gouging, collusion and they blame inflation on businesses rather than on overall spending by the federal government. i think it's very interesting to see which of the republicans has a message particularly directed at the farmers. of course, the ethanol story is an old one. republicans have supported ethanol subsidies to their discredit in my view. that is not a particularly -- even a particularly climate friendly agenda item but nonetheless we're sort of stuck with ethanol as a big selling point. the real question is, what else do they want? they're going to get ethanol provisions from republicans no doubt about it but what else i wonder is really moving the needle for iowa voters. i'm shocked that so many were undecided at t

attorney scott grady. >> james comer, you've talked a lot about the shell

grady trimble is live on the ground in des moines, iowa.aucusing? >> sandra, most of the caucus-goers say they will show up no matter the weather, but some are worried about other people not wanting to brave the extreme cold to caucus. >> it's indoors, we are iowans, we'll be there. >> i definitely think it will impact people that are not passionate about their candidate. >> we came here, can't get any worse than this. >> if it's like today it could be a problem. if it's just cold, i'm not worried about it. >> candidate events seem to be back on track today after they had to cancel some because of this week's snowstorm. on caucus day, it's possible temperatures won't get above 0° the entire day. that would make it the coldest caucus day in decades, possibly ever. so, if the weather does affect turnout, the question becomes which candidate, if any, does that help? >> trump has been smart in over the last week or so saying listen, we can't take anything for granted. i think the weather does help the hard core supporters of trump because you k

grady, thank you. grady trimble this morning in des moines can. me right now is iowa senator johnny ernst. senator, good to see you -- joni ernst. thank you so much for being here. how would you assess e the beginning of the official election season? >> it's going to a great one. we've got less than a week now until the iowa caucuses. and as we just heard in the previous segment, we have those candidates out trueing to get across the state of iowa a -- trying to get across the state of iowa. the worth is an issue, but i anticipate iowans are going to throw the on their insulated coveralls and get out monday night. it is extremely important that they show support for their chosen candidate. maria: yeah, it's a great point. last time we were talking, senator, you told me you had not endorsed anybody for the iowa caucus. has it changed yet? >> i have not changed that, maria. senator chuck grassley and i will remain neutral in our positions. we want to encourage everyone to come out and, again, allow those iowa voters to show support for who they thin

grady, thank you ford setting me straight.e is "cavuto: coast to coast" and you're world host, neil cavuto. how is it going there? >> it is going, i think he laid it out nicely. it is all about the weather, how many people you can get in from the cold and how you spend on the ground game people talk about, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy visited all 99 countst, i believe in ram sami's case twice. lauren: in 2016 republican caucus record turn out with 187,000 votes cast. that was in 2016. what is the thinking for today when if, at 7:00 p.m., when, you know, when the polls, when the caucuses begin in des moines it will actually be minus 6 degrees, neil? >> yeah. with the windchill minus 30 degrees when you look at it all, it is anyone's guess. it will not be 186,000. i believe at the time represented 19% of the vote. even then, it can't compare to what barack obama enjoyed in 2008, almost 280,000 votes then. that was a unique development but the fact of the matter is on caucuses in general you don't have a high percentage of th

your own grady trimble live at the white house with more. grady, what can you tell us?er: larry, despite that, just this morning white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said president biden understands the importance of border security but republicans say he is to blame for that record number of migrant encounters at the southern border in december. those numbers also hit an all-time high of more than 785,000 in the last three months of 2023. gop lawmakers say the administration's trip to mexico last week to talk immigration did nothing to bring those numbers down. >> they sent secretary blinken and secretary mayorkas and they appeased mexico. they talk about amnesty basically and yet we have all these terrific initiatives, these bills, the secure the border act, rebuild the wall, hr.2 which deals with comprehensive border control measures and yet those sit on chuck schumer's desk and they do absolutely nothing. >> reporter: as we wait for president biden to get back from vacation later tonight he is posting on x about another topic, student loan forgiveness. he

grady trim seatbelt live in washington with more. grady.ntability office reviewed u.s. adopt of agriculture's data through 2021, and in this report it raises even more worries about china-linked companies buying up farmland in the united states. the report is calling all of the usda's data on that topic into question and finds the ag department doesn't share timely data and its processes to collect, track and report key information are flawed. in one example of an error, the gao says the usda counted largest holding associated with the people's republic of china twice. republican congressman dan new house says this report confirms one of the worst fears that not only is the usda unable to answer the question of who owns what land and where, but that there's no plan by the department to internally reverse this dangerous flaw that affects our supply chain and economy. some democrats are sounding the alarm too. >> when foreign investors own american farmland and agricultural processing capacity, it can put our country and domestic food supply

grady trimble, he's live at the white house with m. grady. >> hey, liz.r crisis is costing taxpayers billions of dollars by some estimates and as those border talks continue in the senate, there could be a political cost for democrats as well because of that record number of migrant encounters at the southern border. those numbers hit an all-time high in december topping 300,000 for the first time ever. they also hit an all time high in the last three months of 2023 when you combine them and the white house says it's helping border communities deal with the influx. >> we've been in touch with some of those mayors you talked about, governors in northern part of the country on dealing with the issue they're dealing with on the ground, and we have provided resources to them and we're going to continue to have those conversations. reporter: officials in one texas border town talks about aid. >> they're not done one thing and we keep on getting large amount of migrants coming through eagle pass. no funding at all and we're not getting any funding from the fede

grady trimble standing by live in william h. murray. grady -- in west des moines. grady, what's going on there? reporter: i sure am, liz. the candidates are doing their best to brave the weather to meet caucus goers in person. some events have been canceled yesterday and today because of that weather you mentioned. they're also spending big in a final ad blitz with six days noted to go and former south carolina governor nicky haley has been successfully courting the big money donors and campaign says it brought in $24 million in the last three months of 2023. jp morgan and jamie dimon and long time political donor sat down with maria bartiromo today and he may not be backing haley, he gets why others on wall street are. >> i came out saying i think she'd make a good president, i do. she's conservative and she'd be a good choice and i think if you were a republican and she was there, i think she'd be a really good choice, and i was thinking at the time that if you were invited by haley, it would be a good thing. thing. reporter: but the wall street support is also p

grady trimble will look at tom's campaign, aisha has more on nikki haley but first bill melugin is liven west des moines it is a bitter negative . bill? >> john, the weather outside is absolute brutal. that's why we decided to come indoors take it a look right here we are showing a negative eight where we are at that is without any wind chill. when you go outside with the wind it's a feels like temperature of more than at negative 30 degrees. remarkable. even with that photo governor ron desantis has held multiple campaign events here in iowa today. his supporters have been canvassing the state h his own m came out her from florida and was knocking on doors out here earlier today and to degree temperatures he just wrapped up a speech a short time ago in west des moines here a is some f what he had to say. >> i think people realize this country needs leadership and we cannot just rerun the 2020 election. so here is the thing. you will never have an opportunity to participate and to vote in a way that's going to pack as much pump as you will and monday night. >> despite trailing in the po

grady trimble is talking to farmers in iowa. grady, what are they telling you?ation as they try to feed america through their businesses and also as they try to feed their families. they also feel over the past several years that they have been overregulated and unfairly targeted by the biden administration's climate policies. in the dead of winter when iowa's farmland is barren, the political landscape is anything but. rick is a fifth generation iowa farmer. he says this election, the state's top industry is at a crossroads. >> i'm afraid if we keep heading down this path we've got a lot of destruction ahead. >> reporter: the the usda estimates production costs for farmers increased by about $15 billion in 2023. on top of inflation he also worries that the biden's administration electric vehicle push will drastically reduce the demand for ethanol used in fuel for gas-powered cars. >> most of our corn goes to ethanol. and without that, that would crip till the pardon me economy. >> reporter: kyle shares degot's concerns over the president biden's climb mad agend

fox business's grady trimble live in washington, d.c., and grady wishes he had the farm but chinese haveg, grady. larry: >> reporter: good evening, larry. i just visited farmland in iowa and this is a concern especially after you read this report it raises more worries about china linked companies buying up our farmland here in the u.s. i want to show you this map from the department of agriculture. the areas you see in orange, those states have relatively high foreign ownership of farmland, 2.4% or more. and this gao report which reviewed data through 2021 is calling into question all of of the usda's data. it finds the ag department doesn't share timely data, the processes to collect, track, report key information are flawed. here is one example of an error. the gao says the usda accounted for largest holding of peoples republic of china, not once but twice, so in that instance overstating how much land china linked companies might own but raising concerns how they're keeping track of data all together. republican congressman dan newhouse says this report confirms one of our worst fear

to a freezing grady trimble with the latest in iowa. grady? >> hi, neil.a gop wanted these caucuses to break records for high voter turnout. but they might break records for low temperatures. so how will that impact turnout? we'll have the story next. . i need skin advice. sure. am i ready for retinol? neutrogena® retinol? yes! it evens skin tone, and smooths fine lines, with visible results in just one week. sounds like you've said that before. once or twice. neutrogena® retinol right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active, she's able to join us on our adventures. and w

and then chuck schumer dud not like chewing tobacco, zyn over whatever it is, grady trimble will give boeing ceo david calhoun stopped on hill this week, be the beginning for him, senate commerce committee wants him back but for a hearing, that i want to hole hold hearing after ntsb findings what went wrong. >> do you have concerns about systemic product production issues at boeing. >> positive possibly, we need to follow the evidence. >> i do. i do believe him he said he is trying to fix it we see there are problems. reporter: alaska and united are looking to get max 9 planes they have in skies next week, after required 99 inspections, several airlines are expecting fewer delivery of max planes. and another story, getting buzz this week on hill, sense chuck schumer c calling for feds to crackdown on zyn nicotine packets, he wants home look into product and company's marketing practice, he is worried they could be targeting to kids, several g.o.p. lawmaker are crying government overreach. >> i'm going to error on side of more freedom and personal choices of those things, more than hal

stuart: grady trimble, thanks so much.tory in violent crime is down, here's why they are wrong. jason, they say crime is down, tell me more. >> context to the data, and it is framed in the context of public polling, they are concerned about the crime wave that is happening and believe that it's going up so they are saying the american people are wrong, fox news and fox s a wa for their policies. it is true that homicides are down compared to two years of cities hitting historic highs. comparing the numbers to pre-covid we are up dramatically. i was looking at denver, down 4% last year but 2019 it was up 14%. when you compare 22018, they are up 86%. so we are looking at the data the way people normally look at it. we are looking at it compared to the norms. expectations in our community. the fact is we are not hitting those expectations. i will point this out, the cities that saw the most dramatic dips in homicide rates have started to reverse and reject the defund movement, the ones that reverse the policies that came with

hey, grady. >> reporter: hey, jackie. former president trump was supposed to have a busy weekend here in iowa, but as griff noted, he canceled a few of his events. one of them though is still on for tomorrow. all of the campaigns kind of scrambling because of this cold and snowy weather we've been experiencing. take a look at the latest polling here in iowa. it shows the former president with a commanding lead. former south carolina governor nikki haley gaining some ground but still way behind trump. at his most recent campaign event here in iowa, trump went after his competitors in the gop race, but he also signaled that he's setting his sights on november. >> we don't love the job that ron desanctimonious has done or nikki haley or even worse when you look at -- and this is the one that we just cannot play games, we have got to get rid of crooked jo biden. joe biden. >> reporter: in a message to iowans posted on truth social last night, the former president urged his supporters to show up no matter the weather on caucus

liz: grady, get warm and hurry up and get inside right now. good to see you. he's off the screen right there. joining suspended ands fox news contributor liz peek and grover norquist. thank you for spending time with us this friday night. liz peek, first to you, the president took bibs on the road in -- bidenomics on the road in pennsylvania and only had two public events in the past two weeks and, liz, he didn't really give a speech today and he's now putting out the first lady and also nancy pelosi and surrogates it seems to go in the media to defend his tenure in the white house. inflation up nearly 18% under biden. what do you think about what's going on now? >> he's been criticized for not being out on the campaign trail but he's got problems on the campaign trail. number one, he doesn't present very well. oftentimes he's ridiculed or at least critiqued for having stumbles and bumbles and not being able to give a clear message and guess what, he doesn't have a very good message to sell. he's basically still talking bidenomics, even though that continues t

grady trimble is in des moines. grady, is this storm going to discourage voters?be not this storm, stu, but the plunging temperatures on sunday and monday. on caucus day, temperatures could drop to 14 degrees below zero. what caucus goers told us when we asked whether the weather might deter them. >> we'll be inside. i do not go outside in this. >> it's going to hurt the caucus. that cold, it'll hurt it, yes. >> die hard trump supporter is going to come out under any circumstance. >> there might be be a few but that won't stop us. >> we're iowans, we'll come out in it. >> we're passionate and i'll be here to caucus regardless of weather. stuart: obviously this is not the kind of weather that candidates wanted to deal with as they try to reach as many caucus goers in the days leading up to monday. and it is throwing a wrench in their plans and former south carolina governor nikki haley moved some events that will be in person town halls to tele town halls and florida governor ron desantis postponed a couple of events this morning and vivek ramaswamy is still out on

hey, grady. >> it sure is.and the metro area dealing with the first major snowstorm of the season as the candidates get ready for the first major contest of the political season. you mentioned that the candidates, all of them, are crisscrossing the state as much as they can in this snow trying to win over voters. it is clear that former u.n. ambassador nikki haley has already won over those wealthy donors. in fact, her campaign is racking up a lot of high dollar donations and touting it as well. they say they've raised $24 million in the fourth quarter and as haley surges in the polls particularly in new hampshire she is fending off attacks from former president trump. big money donors help pick the winner, the eventual nominee. former president trump has proven that the regular rules don't always apply and he whats a strong ground game here in iowa sending out 1800 of his most loyal supporters to recruit ten first-time caucus goers each and he also leads the feel in small dollar donations. in the last reportin

grady trimble following it in a snowy des moines. grady? >> neil, the candidates are braving the weather as much as they can to hold in-person events and also spending big on a final ad blitz with less than a week until the iowa caucuses. mentioned nikki haley. she's done a good job of courting those big money donors. her campaign says it brought in $24 million in the last three months of 2023. jamie dimon speak with maria bartiromo today. he says even though he may not be backing haley, he gets why others on wall street are. >> i think if you were republican and she was there, she would be a good choice. i was thinking the time that if you had biden versus haley, that would be a good thing. >> the wall street support is putting a target on her back. governor desantis is going after haley saying she's now working for those donors and not the people, which he says he'll do. take a look at the ad spending in the last week before the caucuses. haley by far spending the most followed by desantis and former president trump who by the way has an

stuart: grady, thank you so much. avian new surging in chickens and ducks in northern california.at mean for the whole poultry industry? lauren: it's under pressure. if you live in northern california, some of the stores are saying limit to two dozen eggs per family and usda says 10.6 million birds affected in the past month by the avian flu and 3.8 million of them are in california. egg prices, muted so far in reaction but it's certainly something to watch. stuart: yeah, sweeps through everything. eggs like the epitome of the inflation crisis of 2003. stuart: yeah, partly the result of avian flu. thanks, lauren. dr. anthony fauci and how it was handled and doc siegle and the doctor will be on the show. the green light to import prescription drugs from canada. the pharmaceutical drug for the dangerous county health and kelly o'grady reports. ♪ you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. ♪ ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ you we

. >> john: team coverage continues, grady trimble live in waukee, iowa. how is it there besides cold? >> snowy now, john, just in the last hour or so, and as the top gop candidates have been crisscrossing iowa, trying to win over iowa farmer, hence the backdrop here and the farmers we have talked to tell us they feel over the last several years in the biden administration they have been overregulated and unfairly targeted by the administration's climate policies. watch. >> in the dead of winter when iowa's farmland is barren, the political landscape is anything but. rick is a fifth generation iowa farmer. he says this election, the state's top industry is at a crossroads. >> i'm afraid if we keep heading down this path we have a lot of destruction ahead. >> usda estimates production costs for farmers increase by about $15 billion in 2023. on top of inflation, degroot also worries the electric vehicle push will reduce demand for ethanol used in fuel for gas-powered cars. >> most of our corn goes to ethanol and without that, that would cripple the farm econ

maria: gray grady, thank very. crush sha, this has -- krysia, this has been going on a long time.ech ceos about tactics to keep young people interested. >> i'm very skeptical that anything will come out of these hearings, though, because we have seen this before. it's like groundhog day. we bring in the tech ceos, they face, quote, unquote, grueling hearings and nothing is done about it. they have all these protections in place but we're still seeing algorithms on instagram which promote child exploitation, pornography, we see on tiktok in particular, i hope they really grill the tiktok ceo because osama bin laden was trending for a week. nothing comes out of these hearings. i'm very skeptical. i hope ultimately there is a bipartisan effort but again, i don't think it will happen. maria: what do you think, adam. >> we all need a moral compass, as individuals, certainly as responsible members of a business, businesses need moral compasses. i'm lessen newsed about the government doing -- i'm less enthused about the government doing that job for us. i'm someone that believes smaller

grady trim bi trimble is live at white house with more.eporter: despite that, this morning, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said that president biden understands the importance of border security, but republicans say, he is to blame for that record number of migrant incounters in december, those numbers hit an all-time high of more than 785 thousand in the last three months of 2023, g.o.p. lawmaker say that administration trip to mexico last week to talk immigration, did nothing to bring the numbers down. . >> they apeace appeased mexico and talked about amnesty. we have all these -- hr2, they do nothing. reporter: as we wait for president biden to get back from vacation tonight, he is posting on x about a topic, student loan forgiveness, saying my administration has canceled student debt for 3. 6 million people through various actions, bringing promise of higher education to more hard working americans. and we're going to keep going, maybe a new year's resolution from the president or better said, an elect year promise from

our own grady trimble will give us the whole story.eporter: boeing's ceo dave calhoun stop on capitol hill could be just the first visit for him. the senate commerce committee wants to have him back but next time for a hearing. they want to hold the hearing after the ntsb releases the initial findings what went wrong when that plug flew off the alaska airlines flight midair. >> do you have concerns about systemic production issues at boeing? >> possibly. i do think in approaching this issue we need to be systemic and we need to follow the evidence. >> i do. i do believe him that he says he is trying to fix that but obviously we see that there are problems. >> reporter: alaska and united say they're looking to get the max 9 planes they already have back in the skies as early as next week. they have to finish required inspections first. several major airlines say they're expecting fewer deliveries of max planes after the faa says it won't let boeing expand production of them. another story, getting buzz this week on the hill, you mention

especially i want to thank supervisor green and grady and young and all leaders at the seventh of fiscaltrict. including 75 life members. thank you for the warm welcome today. and for the work you each do every day for our nation. my pastor often says that as people of faith, we are called to do justice. to love mercy. and to walk humbly with god. every day, the leaders of this women's missionary society live the truth of those words. standing with you then, i feel very much at home. as many of you know, i was born in oakland, california. going up attending 20 3rd avenue church of god, my sister and i went to sunday school, sang in the fire, and gathered with family and friends in the basement of our church to eat food prepared by loving hands. as we all discussed at your quadrennial convention last august in florida, for me and many of us, churches a place where we renew and share our faith. as it says in luke 1:79, faith has the power to shine a light on those living in darkness. and to guide our feet in the path of peace. in moments such as this, when we as a nation witness so much ha

grady trimble joins us from capitol hill. grady, what can we expect today?ll, stu, expect the main focus of the hearing to be on child sexual exploitation on social media platforms, but don't be surprised if other topics related the protecting kids online come up like cyberbullying, harmful content on social media platforms and at least in the case of tiktok, its chinese parent company. lawmakers are going to grill some of the biggest names in all of tech including meta ceo mark zuckerberg, linda yaccarino, elon must bees' pick to run -- musk's pick to run x. she's never testified before congress. and tiktok's chief executive also be with here, he faced a grueling hearing here last year. we got our hands on zuckerberg's opening statement. he's going to highlight how facebook and instagram have new rules to protect kids online and call for legislation to give parents more control of what their kids see. also mention some safety features that facebook and instagram have roll ared out in the past couple of weeks. but he will downplay social media's role in the

grady trimble live in west des moines, iowa.certainly dressed for the weather there, grady, great to see you. so, what exactly is happening, what are you hearing, what are you seeing? >> unfortunately, sandra, not the kind of weather the candidates want as they try to make the final push to reach as many caucus-goers as possible before monday. but this is the weather iowa dealt, we are under a blizzard warning and forced former south carolina governor nikki haley to turn her in-person town halls into tele-town halls. ron desantis has had a couple of events, had to postpone a couple events. vivek ramaswamy, he's still out there campaigning and says he will do so as long as it is safe to do so. but the roads are not equipped right now for busses to be driving around, so they left the campaign bus behind. you mentioned those brutally cold temperatures we are expecting on caucus day and that is something that we are wondering, will that impact turnout and if so, which candidate does that benefit. florida governor ron desantis says i

elizabeth: grady trimble, thank you so much. and turning to this new development, president biden now says he will finally go to the toxic rail site in east palestine a year after the fact. he's going to go to ohio. joining us now, east palestine resident russell murphy. russell, we're so happy to have you back on. you're also a business owner there. we spoke to you a year ago after that norfolk if southern train derailment created major health hazards. what do you say now to the president finally coming to visit? >> well, liz, it's good to see you and thanks for reaching out. and i'll be frank, i think now biden coming would be about as a useless as a bra with on a chicken breast. it doesn't, doesn't do anything for us. doesn't do anything for me or my family. elizabeth: is that what everyone else, your neighbors, are saying too? >> yes. elizabeth: okay. so, you know, former president trump already went there. we had the white house press secretary today said there is no set date for the president's visit, potentially it's goin

grady trimble in west des moines, iowa, how are things looking on your end?owy and windy here, too, neil. aishah was mentioned in the candidate had to kind of shuffle some events around, cancel them, move them to virtual. all of that today. well, vivek ramaswamy is still out on the campaign trail but it is not safe to drive the buses on the roads right now, so he left his boss here and that is why it is in this parking lot. you know, aishah mentioned it, this caucus day is expected to be the coldest of all time. temperatures could fall 14 degrees below zero, and that is to say nothing of the feels-like temperatures. we have been talking to caucus goers across the state over the past couple of days, and here is what they say when we ask them whether they are willing to weather the brutal cold. >> i will be inside. i do not go outside and this. >> it's going to hurt her caucus, that cold, and i think it is going to hurt it, yes. >> diehard trump supporters meant to come out under any circumstance. >> there might be a few people but for the most part i don't thi

grady, what are you sensing there?> hey, laura, well, there is no doubt vivek ramaswamy is considered a long shot in this race. but he has really campaigned hard here in iowa. bill melugin mentioned that ron desantis visited all 99 counties in the hawkeye state. ramaswamy did that two times over. he spent the entire week in the run-up it tonight saying that he expects to surpass expectations. the polling is off. throughout his campaign, ramaswamy has praised former president trump and positioned himself as the candidate who can keep carrying the america first torch but former president trump turned his attacks on ramaswamy just a couple of days ago saying a vote for him a waste, maybe a sign the former president is concerned that ramaswamy could eat into his support. ramaswamy though did not fire back at the former president. laura? >> laura: grady, thank you so much. joining me now here on set florida congressman byron donalds, who has endorsed trump and texas congressman chip roy, who has endorsed governor ron desant

grady trimble has the astonishing numbers coming up shortly. councilman in illinois wants residents to be housed in their homes. we will speak to the man behind the proposal next. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. here you go. is there anyway to get a better price on this? have you checked singlecare? whenever my customers ask how to get a better price on their meds, i always tell them about singlecare. it's a free app. accepted at major pharmacies nationwide. before i pick up my prescription at the pharmacy, i always check the singlecare price. it's quick, easy, and totally free to use. singlecare can literally beat my insurance copay. you just search for your prescription, and show your coupon

and especially want to also think supervisor greene supervisor grady and all of the leaders of the women'sonary society thank you. including at least 75 life members. [applause] so thank you everyone for the warm welcome today and the work you each do every day for our nation. so, my pastor often says that as people of faith we are called to do justice. to love mercy and to walk humbly with god. every day the leaders of this women's missionary society live the truth of those words. and standing with you then as many of you know i was born in oakland, california and grown up attending 23rd avenue of god my sister maya and i went to sunday school, we sang in the choir and gathered with friends and family in the basement of our church to eat food, repaired by loving hands. and as we all discussed at your convention last august in florida for me and for so many ofof us church is a place wheree renew and share our faith. and as it says in luke chapter one verse 79 faith has the power to shine a light on those living in darkness. and to guide our feet in the path of peace. in moments such as thi

. >> grady tremble is in iowa with w where things are now.ter: 8 years av his first run for president, former president trump is back in iowa with a commanding lead in the polls. trump son eric and south dakota governor crist gnome ma govern governor, kristi noem. >> we're leading by so much it is incredible. no one has seen numbers like this, we have to get out there. reporter: former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is trying to stop him from historic landslide, she has been taking on attacks leads up to the caucuses. >> god bless president trump, he has been on attempa temper tantrum every day about me. reporter: haley has big backers. but it is florida governor ron desantis who scored key endorsement from iowa popular governor, kim reynolds, desantis who claimed in mid december he will win iowa, not sounding at confident in january. >> i kind of like being underestimated. >> i usually do better when i'm under god. >> chris christie shook off the race when he announced he is suspending his campaign just days before the iowa caucuses, he did not

grady trimble has the story?ussia, russian forces unleash relentless assaults on ukrainian troops that are outmanned and outgunned. 's ukraine losing? national defense expert heinrich is next. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual

first, to this hearing, a lot of shouting, grady trimble taking it all in. >> reporter: lawmakers have been grilling the ceos of the biggest social media platforms for the last two hours, specifically about child sexual exploitation on these programs and platforms but more broadly how kids use social media and what protections are in place. the ceos tried to tout safety features and parental controls they have added to protect kids but mark zuckerberg downplayed social media's role in the mental health crisis. >> mental health is a complex issue and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> reporter: the ceos of snap and x, that members of this committee, the judiciary committee have introduced, several of the other executives at discord, tiktok and meta avoided questions whether they support those specific bills. instead those three executives say they support legislation and regulation related to their industry but not those particular bills. they are frustrated by big tech and its le

larry: grady trimble we appreciate it, and senator fetterman, talking about the economy.e really a biden boom? stocks are up, inflation down. very interesting. but on the other hand real wages seem to be fall being have steve moore committee to up leash prosperity hot line and host of moore money, and ej antoni . welcome, the index of leading indicators today fell for 21th straight month, the conference board itself, is predicting a recession, i guess this year for the second and third quarters, that is what they are saying. ej, lower inflation, higher stock prices, mainstream media saying there is a biden boom. what do you make of that? >> biden boomer or bust, i think. the problem we look at different numbers it is hiding reality that average american is facing right now, yes there are spill a lot of american -- spill a lot of americans with high incomes and high net wield wealth, but what about everything else, for most americans, they have exhausted their pandemic-era savings, bottom fifth of americans exhausted about all savings, and they are going deeply to debt, if

grady wishes he has it but the chinese have instead. >> i visited the farmland in iowa.concern after you read through this report.om it raises more worry aboutpa cha linked companies buying up our farmland here in the u.s. i want to show you the map from that apartment of agriculture, the areas that you see in orange, those states have relatively high foreign ownership of farmland 2.4% or more, the gao report review data through 2021, is calling into question all of the usda's datan the report finds the ad department doesn't share timely data and its process to collect track and report key information are flawed. here's one example of an heir, the gao says that usda countedge the largest holding associated with the public's opinion of china not once but twice.st overstating hoatw much land chia linked companies my own. but raising concerns about how the keeping track of dat.ona altogether. republican congressman dan neuhaus says thi cs report confirms one of our worst fears that not only is the usda unable to answer the question of who owns what land and where but there

and jazz artist we have deborah cox and get the very, very fairs talent a wonderful man named wayne gradywiz and a lot of you have the square crow and making placing the line and others and so in first and the list goes on and on. >> if you are is fan of the let's see - coachella or lemonade a around the world well, you're a big fan of the co-sponsor graphic we have xhooikt choreographing the the wiz (clapping.) if you are a fan of the black panther and looking at this and we are pleased to know we're the first having a black history month to win an award for this; right? the first african-american woman to win a oscar she's designed the set of the wiz we have here and say ray arrest drama girls or jingle a worker was sharon davis designed all the costumes in the the wiz we can't wait to come to san francisco thank you for your opening your hearts and minds and bringing people to the theater presidio is a show about families and about friends. it is about finding your place in the world and about being something like that you are welcomed and you are wanted and desired and needed. and who

grady trimble reporting live from urbandale outside of des moines for us. hi, grady. >> hi, martha.m my producer that the temperature ticked up to 1 degree. this is the first time it's been above zero in a couple days. in all seriousness, it's clear that the campaigns are le legile legitimately worried the brutal temperatures could quash turnout. that's why the candidates are telling their supporters to lay-up and show up. former president trump is counting on support in rural parts of the state. it's possible that in some areas there's still snow covering the roads in those areas after those back-to-back storms last week. some of the candidates have said if their campaigns knows someone to get to a caucus site, they'll do everything to get them there. this is what people are saying about how committed they are to showing up. >> it's not a problem. i'll walk if i have to. >> at the moment, i'm pretty determined to go. >> i think supporters for vivek will come. they're highly motivated. >> depends on your candidate that you're supporting. if you're a trump candidate, you might say he

. >> john: but first to grady trimble who sensibly is live inside trump headquarters where volunteers are working the phones. grady, always somewhat perplexed by watching correspondents and even anchors like neil cavuto reporting outside where there is perfectly good warmth inside. what's the mood like there? >> john, i'm very grateful to be here, the first time i have reported from inside in the past week, maybe more than that. so, not taking this for granted and neither is the trump campaign, taking anything for granted here in iowa. you can see the dozens of volunteers behind me, they have been here throughout the day making calls, trying to reach as many iowans as possible to number one, make sure that they show up to caucus tonight. but also to make sure they know where their caucus sites are and that they show up early. here at trump campaign h.q., several members of congress have stopped by to shake hands with supporters, say hello and thank you to them. and former president trump himself at a rally yesterday here in iowa told his supporters they have got to get out tonight, no

grady trumbull deny what. thanks very much.ning is a reporter for the "national review" and joins me now. big picture. has trump got this own up already? >> i think since day one trump's rivals have been playing to lose, trump's decision to boycott the debates last night and all of them has never been more vindicated. you saw haley and desantis, they came away looking exhausted and diminished and even though haley has outperformed expectations, you just did an interview with her, i think she and desantis have failed to galvanize the young voters and other key demographics but especially jen z republicans. blue one does trump have much support among young people? 35 and under? i call that young. >> he has captured them. 61% of gender 0 public and support trump and i think that number will go up. stuart: 60 one% of jen z republicans. i'm talking about youngsters 35 and under across the board. >> it is fair to say jen z you generally is moving left word but we saw a recent data showing young men are moving towards the right in dro

grady trimble reminds me of that right now to give us an update where things are.ello, how are we looking. >> former president donald trump repeated those reports that florida governor ron desantis could drop out of the race if he doesn't perform well and iowa trump making those comments at a rally over the weekend and iowa. our colleague bill melugin had a chance to catch up with the santos to ask about that reporting of whether desantis stands by the claim that you reference as recently as mid december, desantis made it that he would win here in iowa, take a listen. >> that is alive totally made up. i like being underestimated. if people are going to say no wheeze not, let them set those expectations that usually do better when i'm the underdog, working to do well. >> desantis dancing around the question referring to himself as an underdog, the trump campaign and the trump aligned pack are turning their sights on former un ambassador nikki haley, nikki haley has been surging in the polls in early voting states as well as nationally as you know they are firing bac

grady trimble, thank you, sir, live from the white house today. bring in heritage economist peter st. onge. peter, let's stay with this crisis because obviously this type of pressure that goes onto the u.s. economy will be felt not just in new york but boston, chicago, los angeles because of services, financial services the pressure comes with housing and feeding and clothing all of these migrants? >> it is really out of control. new york just said the other day it is costing them $394 per day per migrant. that is the cost of a decent disney vacation. that comes out to $144,000 per year. so the california numbers are probably off by a factor of about 40. the only bright spot in this economy at this point is social assistance. it is government welfare. "the wall street journal" just put out an article, rise of welfare industrial complex. more than half of the jobs, the net new jobs last year in alleged biden booming economy is government assistance, government welfare,. that is what is holding the economy up. in fact in some states including new yo