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>>sabrina: so what's the strategy to win iowa? >>ms. fiorina: well, i don't need to win and i don't think gonna surprise. and i do think i'm gonna come out of here with the wind at my back. >>sabrina: mike huckabee, on the other hand, actually won in 2008, but this time, eh, havin' some troubles. >>amanda: he's hoping for that undecided vote. >>sabrina: so i wanna talk about what's going on in iowa. how are you feeling? we're not very many days away from the caucuses. >>mr. huckabee: we are very close to the caucus, but the interesting thing nobody's voted yet. and all these people out on the east coast who sit there in their well-lit studios

floor of the media headquarters can imagine it'll be a whole lot busier come monday. but first, i'm sabrina ahmed and we wanna take a look at some of the poll numbers starting with the democrats. it's very close at the top. bernie sanders, though, has squeaked out a lead in the latest quinnipiac poll. 49% for him, 45% for clinton. martin o'malley still at 4% of support. not a whole lot of change there. >>amanda: so the big question: is this deja vu for hillary clinton and her campaign? iowa slipping away in these final weeks before the caucuses. >>sabrina: well, we'll find out if it is come monday. but of course, she did take a few minutes to step away from her campaign, step away from getting out the vote to talk to us. take a listen. >>sabrina: what do you have to do in order to ensure a win in iowa? >>mrs. clinton: well, we're just gonna keep doing what we're doing. we're gonna work as hard as we all can. i'm gonna do as many events as i can, do as many interviews and talk to as...