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at least 7 on this to me and present us since the 7th of october or well live do be mr. bob booty. thank you very much for laying the situation out for us, and we will be discussing all of those points in more detail. mr. how about if i can come to you even before october 7th, as well being for pushing b u. n. said that 2023 has been the deadliest to. yeah. for palestinians in the west bank. why has israel increased its raise and violence in the occupied westbank? yes, of course it has been a they did lead us to use it even before 7th of october. actually we should remember that in december, the 2022. and you, as the government was stablished, and this was a very far right. we a government eh, 2 important things happened concerning the west bank 1st as with rich who was considered the extremist figure in discovery. and it was and it became disc administered in the defense. is there any defense minister and he was, it became responsible for a whole with bank and a also they could get a disagree. missed ration. and d, of course, represents a the similar as inside the west bank and the

and mr. bob, honda is really simple, it begins and buckets bunk change, but it comes up now. so it's always been to and when it comes to the main thing you, me, when it comes to the timing golf. uh, based sentencing, do you think it will uh, affects the mood of the people in the country. you know, just a week before they go to the election, so do you think it will have an impact on the outcome? the the, the, the, the more will be nice. every the impression that has been made and gone spot the in the recent loss. and there have been unprecedented progression. but before have student dr. his full will become more and many and focused on what sensitive no few sympathy with mr. i'm wrong and i think all the classification this he was convicted actually in comstock on cipher was very much for the sunny the songs that we all included with the she on the bottom of the mac, off, we're going to worry about the country and the not going to be on anyone else's ball. so that starts was very popular. so this condition has brought again that side book into the public, into goals and, and a

just finished my 100 today, and i can think no better way to celebrate and introduce mr. bob hope. than i can't think of anybody. i'd rather have introduced me to that guy just finished his admission. what you think about that, dr.. hampton? i don't know. captain johnson. right. that. oh, very much. ladies and gentlemen, here we are in tackling the megalopolis of the boondocks. i don't even know what that means. now i never thought we'd be playing in this fungus patch again. but here we are now. i found out a way to beat the heat salt tablets in that air. i've taken so many tablets that when i sweat, i throw it over my left shoulder. and cut to kind of pilots here. the us air force in thailand is you can watch a plane land, tell who's flying and the thailand is use the runway. yeah, yeah, yeah. our pilots to ad lib after a couple of shots mekong they come in without the plane plane now thailand is our strongest ally in the southeast asia. it must be our embassy here has windows. in this country has never been conquered? no wonder nobody can get through that traffic. a native name t

evidence coming up to his people court running experience that is becoming a sure is problem for mr. bob. good to talk to robert han, so thanks so much for being was all right, let's get all this for now. here's peter has and thank you very much. jim and football legend. phones back empower has died at the age of 78. in the 19 seventy's, you want to have trick of european cup titles with fine munich in total back and bell. no 11 of the the germany kept these countries will come pick 31974100 swell. and then the 1991, the trophy again as the coach of the waste of jim's coming, the 2nd man to win the trophy as a say it and the coach this comes just days off of the 1st man to win the world cup as a player and coach more as a gullow died at the age of 90. 2 tributes began with the public wake and then a private funeral for one of the person in footballs, legends. it was attended by friends and family in rio de janeiro, a staying in brazil. it looks like they have decided on the next coach, doraville junior, a set to be named the new man in charge of the national side. doraville has resigned

you bob bought mr. ma mode. if i can come to you with a point that d i n t a was making wine, does ethiopia needs a navy when it is a land lock country? well, thank so much as you know that you see the a, the one such as you know, loud take, well, no, no, no problem. the cop uh is, is independent. give us w t, as we speak each up at the campus and military is, isn't somebody out of for a peacekeeping mission the same as to resolve them and they, but, and come to this. uh, do you want me to think of them the start of the piece into how did you uh so uh, this is a very uh bogged move in, pulls up the one which russell will so my life really buys it. so i don't see any way that it's going to attempt to so mind that because right, even though so my left for the peace keeping keeping region. so i don't see any problem. we just as long as on for the reason i situation, you know, what's going on with the vision has been worked. he has and you know that they've been a funny concert is nothing i think are out of the topi

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross. >> we don't make mistakes, just happy accidents.deos come from the fairfield civic center library in solano county, where michael is a supervising librarian five years old. that's when. i got my first library card. >> but here's the thing. guess where he was checking out all those books when he was younger. >> it is my journey from library . kid to being in charge of library that i grew up in. you have your library card tattooed on you right? >> no, look at that. a few decades later, he even now has a library card tattoo and he tells his millions of followers on social media constantly that they need to get one to the card, not the ink. >> whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. trigger warning law loss, grief. but for michael, who has suffered through depression and anxiety during his life, it's also very important to him that his library and his feed are a safe space for more than discussing books. peopl

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross. we don't make mistakes, just happy accidents. >> most of michael's videos come from the fairfield civic center library, where michael is a supervising librarian. he says he got his first library card when he was five years old, and it's been a labor of love ever since. and with his social media following, he's spreading the word about the adventures that card can unlock whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. >> you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. >> michael's even got a library card tattooed on his arm. and if you want to visit fairfield civic center library, it is open five days a week. >> pretty cool. his passion for libraries and reading is just phenomenal. off the charts. all right, let's get a look at this weather because we've got more rough weather coming in. >> that's right. we'll get a break tomorrow. maybe sandhya patel is here with that sandia. >> yes, you will get a break, that's

mr. speaker, i rise today in remembrance of bob griffith who passed away at the age of 79.iffith senior was a known as a family man with dedication to his sport, his fellow coaches, and players. griffith was a former virginia tech team captain, having also coached at f and m county high school and others. he is also a member of the georgia athletic coaches association hall of fame and he was awarded both state and region coach of the year back in 1987. griffith worked for honored with a scholarship established in his name endowed by many of his former players. however, coaching was about much more than any wins or awards. . he was always helping out the program by showing up to spring practices and helping to raise money. his legacy will be remembered by his teams, family, friends more. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate a georgia restaurant that has been recognized for making the best chicago-style pizza in georgia, according to a "the washington post" analysis. richarti's pizzeria and bar was one of the first six -- was one of the six georgia pizza spots highlighte

defense attorney bob truman. >> mr. newman's problems really began years ago.his lifetime. and as a result, he got progressively worse. >> the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other than rusty's wife, andrea. >> she had planted the seed. she had stoked the fire. and she knew, that what she set out to do, with somebody who is sick, that she had accomplished. >> his psyche was so fragile, the defense argued, that it had not taken much from andrea to send hemy over the edge. and if the defense team could prove that hemy newman was not guilty by reason of insanity, did not know right from wrong when he pulled the trigger, there was a chance that he would escape prison. if not a hospital bed at a century of trick unit. the first witness was his younger sister monique. she painted a picture for the jury of his painful childhood. >> monique, would you describe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was coming home? >> anxiety. >> monique explain their father, a violent a

mr. rogers, levar burton and bob ross.takes, just happy accidents. >> most of michael's videos come from the fairfield civic center library, where michael is a supervising librarian. he says he got his first library card when he was five years old, and it's been a labor of love ever since. and with his social media following, he's spreading the word about the adventures that card can unlock whenever i sign a library card up for a library card, i'm like, congratulations, you just got a library card. >> you have no idea. like how important, how amazing that is. >> michael's even got a library card tattooed on his arm. and if you want to visit fairfield civic center library, it is open five days a week. >> pretty cool. his passion for libraries and reading is just phenomenal. off the charts. all right, let's get a look at this weather because we've got more rough weather coming in. >> that's right. we'll get a break tomorrow. maybe sandhya patel is here with that sandia. >> yes, you will get a break, that's for sure. tomorrow

mr. rasulo. it does sound like he was a stalking horse for the largest shareholder. i don't find that wrong, but they do make it sound like that's something wrong there and that bob igerroke mr. perlmutter's heart when mr. rasulo was basicallyfired, passed over, i should say. does mr. rasulo -- is he better than, say, does he know more than, say, james gorman about the entertainment business >> at disney for sure i know james i know how many times james has been to the park i don't know what experience james has with disney. and oh, by the way, james, who i like very much, was given a board seat he didn't have to have a plan for the company. he did not -- >> do you have a white paper that i could see >> hold it, hold it. he didn't have to set a goal for the company. he got invited on the board. >> yeah, he did. >> and i've got to go through these bells and whistles guys, i'm the largest shareholder in this company, the largest independent shareholder. listen to me >> i want to come back to that for a second are you? i mean, ike perlmutter is. i still don't fully understand -- wait let me ask the question because i'm curious about this 25-plus million of the shares tha

mr. trump: i don't know her, i think the tariffs should be higher. i have a lot of respect for bob. i think he's got a friend, i don't know her but he's friendly. reporter: as high as 50%? mr. trump: we're going to see what happens. what i want to do is bring back manufacturing into our country. i want to make -- i want to make the cars sold by china in here in the united states. and i think we'll do that. and i had a very good relationship with china, it came apart when we had the covid situation. i didn't want -- that was a step too far, what happened there was a step too far. i said from the beginning it was wuhan and it was wuhan. i had a very good relationship with china. but we want china to manufacture here we dent want them to make their cars in china and you know, bob and i have these discussions all the time. there's pros ancones but not very many of them. the fact is, we want them to manufacture. we want them to spend money in this country. if they're going to sell cars in this country they should make them in this country. we want them to make them in this country. we wan

mr. president. i yield back. new jersey democratic senator bob menendez talked about the federal indictment he's facing during a speech on the senate floor where he claimed his innocence and warned of the charges against him could have implications for how other lawmakers conduct business on behalf of their states. the latest indictment alleges senator menendez took bribes from a real estate developer helping them to secure an investment from a company tied to the government. i come to the floor to respond to a series of accusations raised by the united states attorney from the southern district of new york. i would note that this is the second superseding indictment. otit should be noted that all of the information presented were fully available to the government since the beginning of the process. for at least a year prior to this indictment which therefore begs the question why did the government not to proceed with all of

the phone calls and all the materials and all the witnesses, including bob zelinski, his former business partner, who is said, mr. chuck hunter biden is, is getting bribes and getting money from everyone, just using and selling influence to the white house. it's, it's a recognizing deplorable how far the united states has fallen in how low our our caliber of leaders are. it's absolutely disgusting and it makes one want to leave the united states as quickly as possible because this is turning into a junk yard. come to the country. okay, the view is that right? direct views, they're a former u. s. army officer. scott bennett, live in archie. good to see you, scott. are you to see russia has criticized the newly adopted un resolution on it to x and the red sea by humans cruelty rebels. moscow was in boston or dismissed the content on top of the document as a bid by washington to gain un backing for the actions of the us led coalition in the region. and this was the way to live, which is 1st to say, we have concerns that the us and its allies prefer to pursue or you know, actual solution to the problem using force a

. >> bob costa, i know you were in court earlier tht week with mr. trump.nd our polling shows those legal issues are a net positive for him with voters. is the trump campaign banking on that? >> margaret, good to be with you. usually in the closing stretch of the iowa caucus, there is an ideology debate inside of the republican party, a standoff over the future of gop. but instead we're seeing an explosion of grievance among trump supporters and in the high command of the trump campaign, they're playing to that. and when i spoke to president trump in recent days in lower manhattan, i said how do you see the campaign versus the courtroom and he said, bob, the campaign is the courtroom. he will keep making appearances and playing to his supporters a and saying he's with them and establishment against the enemy and he hopes will fuel his campaign in the coming weeks and if he makes it, to the general election. >> major garrett, you've covered a number of campaigns an the adage from pundits is national security doesn't matter to voters but listen to something t

bob dole. and together we will provide leadership that takes us into the next century and beyond. thanks very much. god bless america. thank you, mre. on behalf of the pinkerton academy student body, we'd like to present you with this sweatshirt. i'm in here right here, right. in the center. the candidate that was dole 96, right, right, right. thank you. and you're going right? are you okay? coming up, we're going to win, but i got to come out and t. fo. your. ■Ñd

bob dole. and together we will provide leadership that takes us into the next century and beyond. thanks very much. god bless america. thank you, mr. mrs. dole. on behalf of the pinkerton academy student body, we'd like to present you with this sweatshirt. i'm in here right here, right. in the center. the candidate that was dole 96, right, right, right. thank you. and you're going right? are you okay? coming up, we're going to win, but i got to come out and try. thanks for. your. cooperation. great. yeah. thank you. i like that crowd. i. really thanks so much for all your time. make it high, like. oh, thank. you. thank y'all. get a balloon by. oh, a thank thanks for being here. we're going to win. thank you very much. well, how you doing. okay. okay. i didn't realize. i know you're not here. yeah, thanks a lot. right. got to get it all right. take a good. hang out here. oh. right. so. now you're the one who. ran right on back in every. yeah, you. yeah. thanks a oh. oh

mr. speaker. i want to read this to you. this is from bob leclair, head of the hawaii legal aid foundation. executive director of the hawaii justice foundation. quote, i would be willing to have us build a statue to you, the obama d.o.j. associate attorney general tony west, then we could bow down to this statue each day after we get our $200,000. what's that about? that is about one of these liberal groups getting money from the justice department in backroom settlements. this is one little quote we found in an email we were privy to because at the end of the day we don't even know about all these set elements. let's assume everything my colleague said was true about these settlements and how great they are. assume for a second that we all agree that all these groups that are getting set elements are good groups and this is a worthd groups and this is a worthy cause. everything he told you only relates to the 1.4% of where these settlements have gone. the rest of the 99% of settlement funds we have no idea where they went. we don't know what groups got them because the d.o.j. is making the

mr. rasulo's ability to work constructively with bob iger. >> i wonder if nelson peltz is happy with that bob iger. >> he got a raise. mostly stock >> that's true he gets the stock up, he would be very happy. >> you have to account for it now, but it's on the come. but it was twice what he had last year. $31.5 million is what it's valued at. >> probably working harder >> he's working hard maybe harder than he thought he would have to. >> yeah. >> he's got a couple of years to go we'll see. >> remember, this is -- a pprops of the maple bear merging with doordash and uber, this nfl story, keep it alive, david, that disney may be doing some deal with the nfl? or is that just fatuous? >> there are those who try to understand it from the perspective of why the nfl as a league would want to own part of one of its distributors, does that impact its ability to negotiate with other distributors for its product that said, if you can contribute the nfl network instead of cash and get some sort of value in it and then own something there, maybe it makes some sense. these talks overall for a strategic

the widest gop win in iowa ever was set 36 years ago by senator bob dole and he won by just under 13 points. if mr. trump can surpass 50% threshold, he could cement his grip on the party. nikki haley is picking up momentum late in the game, unseating ron desantis as the runner up but a poster also points to major warning signs for the former south carolina governor. >> we have a four point scale. extremely enthusiastic, very, mildly or not that enthusiastic. the majority of her supporters on the bottom half of that scale. they choose her as their first choice. they're only mildly or not that enthusiastic. i've never seen that. >> now, that's positive news for desantis because anything less than a second place finish could mean an embarrassing end of his campaign after declaring just last month he would win iowa. we'll be checking in throughout the hour with our nbc news correspondents who are fanned out across the state. we start with garrett haake outside des moines and priscilla thompson. so, garrett, 50% would be a major victory for donald trump. will the win be as big as the polls are suggesti

mr. speaker. i this is from bob lecu'lair head of the hawaii legal aid foundation. an executive director of the hawaii justice foundation. quote, i would be willing to have us build a statue to you the obama d.o.j. associate attorney general tony west, then we could bow down to this statue each day after we get our $200,000. what's that about? that is about one of these liberal groups getting money from the justice department in backroom settlements. this is one little quote we found in an email we were privy to because at the end of the day we don't even about all these set elements. let's assume everything my colleague said was true about these settlements and how great they are. assume for a second that all agree that all these groups that are getting set elements are good groups and this is a worthy -- settlements are good worthy cause. everything he told you only relates to the 1.4% of where these settlements have gone. the rest of the 99% of settlement funds we have no idea where they went. we don't know what groups got them because the d.o.j. is making these

mr tice. he's got a bob or two. he's probably a millionaire.thames. if labour do win the election, he can shut his curtains and get on with his life. what i'm worried about is the people this great the people of this great country, especially the country, and especially the people ashfield, will people of ashfield, who will suffer , i think, damage , suffer, i think, untold damage, unreliable government . unreliable government. >> so you don't think that richard tice has got the minerals to be a proper politician ? politician? >> i don't think he's >> i don't i don't think he's a proper dish. uh, like i say , uh, proper dish. uh, like i say, uh, patrick, i think he's a pound shop. patrick, i think he's a pound shop . nigel farage and every shop. um, nigel farage and every time he opens his mouth recently , um, on whichever media platform he's coming across as a the reforms answer to diane abbott . abbott. >> what do you mean by that ? >> what do you mean by that? >> what do you mean by that? >> well, he's just saying ridiculous things. i mean,

mr campaign. first a speech by senator bob dole and a rally at pinkerton academy followed by john kerry's speech inngton journal continu. host: welcome back. we are looking for your top new story of the week. hat we have been following on c-span include the results of the iowa caucuses and the upmi nprimary as well as thd tensions in the middle east including those strikes in syria this morning that iran is blaming on israel and that white congss are continuing their talks on the border and ukraine aid. and prident biden signed the short tour -- short-term fundi deal to prevent a government shutdown. on friday there was the march for life rally and the ongoing de÷0te u.s. and another big stoy that the house gop and hunter biden agreed on a deposition date andhe framework for that. let us go to your cal on the top new story of the week. dave in ohio on the republican line. go ahead dave. ■%caller: hello. i think you left one choice out of the top news stories of the week.and it should have been a p new story for three years. it is the incursion and invasion literally of the southern border of the un

mr. speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from vommittee chairme education and work force committee, representative bobzed. mr. good: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, madam chairman. i want to associate myself with the remarks that you so passionately and effectively espoused just a fay in support e pregnant students rights act. it's incredible and revealing when we hear the other side's reaction to this legislation. this legislation simply requires mothers about the rights and resources available to help carry their baby to pro tem. why would anyone, why would even a democrat oppose giving mothers information about the rights and resources available to them? because they have becomehe rt abortion. they have become the party of death. i'm old enough to remember rare. there were many pro-life democrats not that long ago. even our president used to claim to be a pro-life democrat. we know that when a woman has support, she is better able to raise a child that will enrich her life beyond how she could ever imagine. but we know that many college-age women are presented only with the option of abortion if

mr. diamond was not talking about samsung when he did the song but i want you to prove it. bob sack is here, renaissance man in his own right. we look at politics more than anything else. we all know neil diamond was talking about samsung and technology problems. let me ask about what six days out, looks like harsh weather and i am told it is going to be very cold weather. how will that affect turnout? >> that would favor trump. trump has been smart in saying we can't take anything for granted, so making sure people show up but it depends how strong his support is. is supported strong in iowa compared to 2016 when he lost to ted cruz, i think the weather does help the hard-core supporters of trump because you know they are coming out no matter what. neil: when it comes to iowa the caucus system, it is done in waves, whatever a poll shows doesn't necessarily mean the end result reflects that. sometimes even the caucus winner goes on to lose the state's delegates so explain how weird it is in a good way. >> it is weird and you can't look at the polls too closely because a lot of

mr. crane: thank you for allowing me to join youd talk about our crisis at our southern border. bobood when you talk about how many got-aways we have in this country and how many individuals on the terrorist watch list, 300 since number under the last administration was under 20 about 14 people that were encountered on the southern border that were on the terrorist watch list and that is something that really pi q ues my interest and those who love this country 9/11 changed my life. i dropped out of school my senior year the week out of 9/11. and itk 19 people tperpetrate those acts on 9/11. andhis amount of this invasion, i hate to say it, i hate to alarmist, somebody who considers myself a sheepdog and myself the type of individual wants to protect other people -- and we have other sheepdogs in this some out there. we know what is going to lead to. americans need to know, it's not a but a question of when. and it breaks my heart but it enrages me at the same time because americans deserve leadership and a government that puts their safety and security as a top priority. and we are

bob seely again. a lot to get through, mr seely, in limited time, as always. thank you for being with us.nt? we have had a ve , ve conservative government? we have had a very. very tough _ conservative government? we have had a very. very tough you — conservative government? we have had a very, very tough you use _ conservative government? we have had a very, very tough you use because - a very, very tough you use because of covid, _ a very, very tough you use because of covid, the — a very, very tough you use because of covid, the inflationary shocks of the war. _ of covid, the inflationary shocks of the war. -- — of covid, the inflationary shocks of the war, —— few years, but if you're looking _ the war, —— few years, but if you're looking for— the war, —— few years, but if you're looking for achievements we have brought— looking for achievements we have brought in— looking for achievements we have brought in the phonics reading system — brought in the phonics reading system which has made our kid some of the _ system which has made our kid some of the best— system which has made our ki

i actually was on the staff of bob dole in '95 and '96. 95% of all the republicans state legislators, then governor branstad, senator grassley endorsed mre of that he only won the caucuses by three percentage points and then look at eight years, then governor branstad vote for anybody except for ted cruz because of the ethanol thing that didn't mean anything. the one you just mentioned if you look at the iowa poll, 13% said it was a good endorsement, 13% said it was not a good endorsement. 74% said it didn't really matter at the end of the day i think that iowans may think a lot on a lot of the issues across the board, but they want to make their own decision who they're going to support in the iowa caucuses. neil: do the candidates talk to you. >> what's that. neil: and say, please, please, consider me? >> would you repeat that, neil. neil: i'm sorry, did the candidates talk to you and say, you know, steve, i'd love your support? >> well, naturally. you and i may do something after the iowa caucuses we'll wait and see. iowa has to be a level playing field for the candidates to participate. so, you know, let's put it this way, neil, who

mr. bartlesmeyer, if i had the authority i'd fire you. >> reporter: at public meetings some folks who believe that conspiracy theories about the election decided boba enough and began demanding he overhaul the entire voting system. >> to do away with the machines, do away with mail ballots. those are things that have to be changed legislatively and it's not permissible legally for me to do away with all this stuff. >> i'm sure ryan noes and democrats can understand we don't want any machines or mail-in ballots. >> reporter: after just four months bob quit. >> at my age i don't need that. i need less drama. >> reporter: jerry, a former trump supporter also left her election job in another arizona county last year. >> i have never been treated so poorly, so disrespected. >> reporter: so much of the vitriol directed at election workers like bob, lisa and gerry is fueled by false beliefs about voting machines, ballots and election workers themselves. >> i had a guy tell me that he could hack into our election equipment through the power outlet. >> what people believe. >> nonsensical. it never has been like this before. and it's not stupidity, they rea

bob, out may be consequences. and then, when harper tried straight down the assault, judge caplan told her, the fact that mr. trump sexually assaulted miss carroll's established. how biden pushed back, saying it was established by a jury, and church caplan said, it is established and you will not quarrel with me. so tristan, is there a logical way to interpret trump and his team's antics? i mean, do you think this is really what influence the jury? ryan says, this has got to be it. >> i think it's a huge part of it, and overall, what he really trying to do i think it's backfired i talk a lot about this in my book coming up, and but he was really trying to go the judge into overreacting and creating -- that could be appealed, and he was trying to get in the heads of his opponents. he failed all of that. the other thing he was doing and has been doing by coming to all of these cases is that he's playing to his crowd. he is trying to engage and a martyr act with a lot of self pity to try to calm his supporters into giving him more money to pay for all of this. that's really the biggest thing that he's doing, ev

andrew holness , at the glitzy premiere holness, at the glitzy premiere of a new bob marley film in kingston last night. mrbecome a republic , jamaica to become a republic, with a referendum set to be held later this year. and he hit the headunes later this year. and he hit the headlines back in 2022 during the prince and princess of wales's state visit. with this rememberable speech is, as you would see, a country that is very proud of our history , very very proud of our history, very proud of what we have achieved and we are moving on. well, questions have also been raised about the timing of the sussexes surprise appearance at the premiere . given that the royal premiere. given that the royal family are battling an unprecedented health crisis, the king is preparing for a prostate procedure and kate middleton is still recovering in hospital procedure and kate middleton is still |abdominaln hospital procedure and kate middleton is still |abdominal surgery al procedure and kate middleton is still |abdominal surgery and after abdominal surgery and fergie announces that she has skin cancer. that's her secon

bob dole, who won iowa handily as the republican nominee who won iowa, he didn't get to be president either. it's not very -- in fact, last time -- 2016, mr. trump lost iowa narrowly and then won new hampshire by 20. so, i think anna's right. the showdown is going to be haley and mr. trump in new hampshire. and there, the bar should be very high for donald trump because he won there the last time by 20. he's never won the iowa caucuses before. he's likely to win them. so, he should have very high expectations in new hampshire. i think haley -- she's very well positioned to go gunning for him in new hampshire, where the electorate is far larger as a matter of turn out and far more moderate. a lot of independents vote in new hampshire. that's very good for governor haley. ron desantis, i mean, believe me, he is right now just googling cheap airfares back to tallahassee. >> molly, he was saying on cnn earlier today, no, no, no, he's in it for the long haul and so on. but it's hard to see where this race goes for him, if this plays out the way it's shaping up. >> yeah. i mean, i think trumpism without the charisma has very small window for wi

bob vander plaats joining us for this conversation. dean on the independent line, you are up next. caller: thank you for taking my call. mr. vander plaats, thank you for being on. as a next member of the media -- as an ex-member of the media, i find it fascinating event to locals support trump. the headline this morning on the associated press is trump gives reason to iowa once to vote for him. his reasoning was so he could punish his enemies. i'm asking for your opinion to explain how evangelicals whatever support donald trump. guest: that is a really good question. thanks for asking that. i think you see evangelicals supporting donald trump because they are loyal. when we elected donald trump in 2016, we did not know what we were going to get. he did follow through on some things evangelical's wanted like the three supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade and things of that nature. i find it interesting when the indictments came out, that is when trump's numbers started to come up. with the other indictment, his numbers went up further. i think he said i only need one or two more indictments and i will be the no

bob vander plaats joining us for this conversation. dean on the independent line, you are up next. caller: thank you for taking my call. mr.er plaats, thank you for being on. as a next member of the media -- as an ex-member of the media, i find it fascinating event to locals support trump. the headline this morning on the associated press is trump gives reason to iowa once to vote for him. his reasoning was so he could punish his enemies. i'm asking for your opinion to explain how evangelicals whatever support donald trump. guest: that is a really good question. thanks for asking that. i think you see evangelicals supporting donald trump because they are loyal. when we elected donald trump in 2016, we did not know what we were going to get. he did follow through on some things evangelical's wanted like the three supreme court justices who overturned roe v. wade and things of that nature. i find it interesting when the indictments came out, that is when trump's numbers started to come up. with the other indictment, his numbers went up further. i think he said i only need one or two more indictments and i will be the nominee

mr. noodle, maybe. but not elmo. >> he's already off. no, he dropped the account elmo is like, i can't handle this. >> he should go on instagram. >> he's on threads now. >>> next up, bobs in his family tree. take a look. >> i'm an american i'm not a monarchist i don't believe in that. >> well, guess what? >> what's wrong? >> you and king charles iii are 11th cousins >> well, maybe i'll change my mind on that >> that's pretty cool, right >> wow >> he should play king charles in something now. >> oh, yeah. yeah i love seeing his face when you make that connection. >> he's make, maybe i am. >> i have to rethink this whole thing. 11, though, that's far removed. >>> kate hudson is up next on winner, dropping a single called talk about love, "popstart. the golden globe winne diving into the world of music, just yesterday dropping a single called "talk about love. let's take a listen to it. ♪ ♪ tell me ♪ ♪ baby ♪ ♪ nothing but the truth will do ♪ ♪ call me ♪ ♪ crazy ♪ ♪ because i know it's our time ♪ ♪ and i've been talking about love ♪ ♪ >> sounds good, right? >> a little stevie knicks classic. that. >> carson, can comes out later this year. we'll be looking for that. >> ca

mr. vivek ramaswamy who is been trying to do the same thing. and vivek ramaswamy has been working hard to secure young republic it remains to be seen how that all plays out. >> boby and karen have yoe you both answer this question. do you think the retail politicking that has defined the iowa caucuses for decades is dying slowly given what you were just saying about the former president just holding big rallies? and not seeing a lot of those small gatherings like house parties? >> bob wants to go first. >> i love obviously the iowa caucuses and the campaigning and what it represents. and i wondered if this was the end this year. they have abandoned it and donald trump was not doing the traditional campaign. and i did it i thought maybe we've seen the last of it. and then i drew up to iowa seven times to see the different candidates. and everybody but trump was campaigning in the traditional way. and my heart soared and i said trump is an anomaly. win or lose the most likely this is his last go around as he himself said. i really do think based on the republican side in four years old back to the traditional iowa campaign. >> alright let's go and watch inside of