you mentioned a minute ago last night in johnson, iowa, right outside of des moines, we supported threedidates there for school board. they signed the 1776 pledge and flipped the school board. we have people upset about it arguing with the air. trying to make cases that we should teach truthful history. it's not -- no one is arguing with that. so last night you had people saying crt isn't taught. this is a made up right wing conspiracy yet last night at the march in johnson, iowa they were chanting hey, hey, what do you say critical race theory is here to stai. which is it? the reality is no teacher is handed a book that says here is your critical race theory lesson for tuesday. the reality is it's a framework for seeing things and woven into every aspect of the curriculum. we -- there is a teacher in connecticut who recentry resigned. she teaches second grade. they don't have history, okay? there is no history block for 7 and 8-year-olds but they have books regular books about random stuff where they sit there and have to proactively ask the students do you see the race of making sure

cnn's in des moines, iowa. what are iowans telling you about how the rising prices have impacted their daily lives? >> reporter: the number one issue we are hearing from iowans is this rising energy crisis they are facing to heat their homes. one gentleman told us instead of turning the furnace on these last couple nights as it has been chillier here he's actually decided to just light the fireplace, put more blankets on and more clothes during the day. and rising food costs. we ran into a gentleman at the supermarket who said he was there to just simply peruse the aisles but when he realized the cost of bacon was up 20% in the last year he grabbed it in bulk and is putting it in the freezer to save it couple and save a couple cents on the dollar. here is how he described the rising costs across the board. >> we're all hard working, middle class folks, so we can't go too far out of our means to make ends meet. you still got to eat and live. >> reporter: now, if you can see just behind me, jake, gas over $3 a ga

in the des moines register poll that just came out yesterday, they asked iowa republicans and you knowthey asked them, where is your primary loyalty to the republican party, or to donald trump? 62% of iowa republicans said to the republican party, only 26% said to donald trump. and, look, there are many things as you well noted at the top, i supported the former president, i was the first one to come out and do it, i supported many of his policies. but when we had disagreements, i was his friend for 20 years, and i told him what those disagreements were, privately and publicly. des moines register poll, jim, it tells you something different, we need to win elections again and to win elections again we have to start speaking directly to the concerns of the american people, not about the past. >> that poll notwithstanding, i should note national polls show a large majority of republicans support trump as the nominee. i want to note some of your fellow republicans have taken aim at you. i'll note adam kinzinger, he tweeted this saying you're playing both sides. chris christie pretends to

cnn's vanessa yurkevich is live in des moines, iowa, with more on this.as, for fuel, as well. >> reporter: absolutely. if you can see those prices behind me, over $3 a gallon here in des moines, iowa, up more than a dollar since last year. we spoke to one gentleman who said that he's actually been gas station price hopping. he went to one gas station, it was $3.40 a gallon. he decided testifies not going to pay that. he found one that was closer to $3 a gallon, and he felt more comfortable with that. also you mentioned, kate, the high prices in the grocery store. we spoke to one gentleman who said he was in the grocery store that day just to peruse the aisles, but once he realized prices war lot higher, he decided he needed to stock up. have you noticed in the last couple weeks, months, higher prices in the store? >> the meat and the -- like today, the bacon, that was pretty high. i've kind of seen it on the news a little bit, but, yeah, it's jumped up a few dollars. >> reporter: did that stop you from buying anything today? >> i thought i'd buy it and th

there's a new poll out just today, from the des moines registry. of iowa republicans. tell you from having been there for a significant period of time, there are some of the most conservative republicans in america. they were asked a question by the des moines register. who do you feel more loyalty to? the republican party or donald trump. 62% of iowa republicans said the republican party. 26% said donald trump, my point, is everybody wants instant gratification in our society these. days donald trump dominated our political lives for five years. he's been gone from the presidency only a few months. and yet we think all of that's going to disappear overnight, there is significant movement in places like iowa, where they say not that they're rejecting donald trump, but if they had to make a choice as to where their loyalty was, it's with the republican party. that's the party that i write the book about, that i am attempting to get support on. -- doesn't look in the rearview mirror. it looks forward to provide an effective, truthful counter to the policies that joe bide

there is a new poll out just today from the "des moines register" of iowa republicans, and i can tellng been there for a significant period of time, there are some of the most conservative republicans in america. they were asked a question by the "des moines register," who do you feel more loyalty to, the republican party or donald trump? 60% of iowans said the republican party, 66% said donald trump. my point is everybody wants instant gratification these days. donald trump dominated our political life for days. he's only been gone a couple of months, and that won't be gone overnight, but they said if they had to make a choice of where their loyalty was, it's the republican party. that's the party i write the book about, that i am attempting to get a path forward on, doesn't look in the rearview mirror but looks forward to provide an effective, truthful counter to the policies that joe biden and kamala harris are putting forward for the country. >> i want to rewind briefly to your choice to use the word donald trump dominated the party. what evidence have you beyond the anecdotal pol

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so let me share some great news while the risky teams were working in des moines, facing all the risks down there, one rescuer was found alive. he's one of our medics who was saving people right there. this wish him health present boulden has issued an award for the 6 rescuers, including the recovered person. the other 5 will receive pos, humans awards. all this is nothing short of a miracle. one of the rescue workers who was presumed dead as of this morning, has unexpectedly turned up, alive, reported leaving, coming out to the rescuers on his own. he was one of those 6 and missing rescuers, who declared yesterday to have not made it out of the mind when the operations was, were for to a halt. now this is obviously giving hope to the relatives of the victims at as of this point, there are now $51.00 victims. ah, instead of 52, there was initially reported earlier this morning. but unfortunately, the authorities say that there's probably not much chance that they will find any more survivors that this is wanted of a kind miracle. as a matter of fact, the rescuer himself is right now in

that is why i line my birdcage with the des moines register. ultimately, what are you looking for in our national leaders? as a state legislator, what do you want from somebody like senator cotton? bobby: i would echo what senator kotten said. we are looking for a federal government that protects our borders, guides foreign policy, and leaves powers to the states. people's and arkansas can do it better than people in washington, d.c.. it is people like senator cotton who give that unto us because when you talk about election law and when you talk about funding, oftentimes when democrats are in control, you get it checked from the federal government, which by the way is our money, with eight or nine strings attached to it, versus what republicans are in control, when senator cotten is in control. i would say using the 10th amendment as a guiding light. jeff: you are a father of some young boys. i know there are a lot of things to keep you up at night. can you isolate the one right now that is keeping you awake the most? sen. cotton: nothing keep

and a jury, you know, they have family members, they know folks that are coming to des moines and so hopefully they're going to, you know, make the right decision, you know, well dominate, matthew, we're going to have is cumbersome probably. and then probably tomorrow, when the jury verdict comes down, continued. thank you so much for joining us. have you ever been sitting around with your friends talking about a particular subject, only defined targeted ad on your social media about that very topic, a short term later. whether it's correspondence has your sweet explained, while big tech may deny this very claim, other technology experts say the tech might show otherwise. all smartphones make it easier to connect with loved ones and provide information at your fingertips. the trade off for many is privacy. and as this trust forbid to continue to skyrocket throughout much of the country, some question whether some social media companies were being genuine or not when denying they use a smartphones microphone for targeted ads. we wanted to dig a little deeper into the technology standp

for as you got your nose a lot of times you have the notoriety thatt occur, why i align with the des moinest ultimately what are you looking for in our national theater? would you pray from someone? >> we are looking for somebody that does the basic inherent need of what it's intended for to protect our borders and guide foreign policy in bold in the state. people like senator cotton's back to usback to because when you talk about election plot and funding clear when democrats are in control, you'll get a check from the federal government, it's our money and it comes with eight or nine strings attached versus real comes in control when similar kind cotton in the midterm size we are going to return the money to the state. i'd say using the tenth amendment is a guiding light to the federal government is what i would like to see. [applause] >> a lot of problems out there. you are a father of a young boy, i know there's a lot of things that keep you up at night, can yous isolate one right now keeping you awake the most? >> nothing keeps me up at nightr i keep other people up at night that is pr

a lot of the notoriety that occurs o was sometimes just bad press, that't precisely why why the des moines register in the quad city times editorial section but ultimately what are you looking for in our national leaders and what do you as a state legislature and legislature like senator cotton. >> i would just say we are looking for something like senator cotton for a federal government that does not basic or does the basic inherent need to protect our borders, either foreign policy, and divulge a lot of the powers to the state rita people arkansas canoe people in the better the people of washington dc make the decisions a lot better thans people in the washington dc as people like senator cotton's philosophy they give that to us because many talk abouten electn law, when you talk about funding and were often times when democrats are in control, you get a check from the federal government which by the way that is our money and will come with eight or nine strings attached to it printed when republicans are in control, and why to say we will return the money to the state now is ages using

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iowa republicans being polled by the des moines register, and they're amongst the most conservative republicans to donald trump. 62% said the republican party. 26% said donald trump, in iowa. so i think things are changing, trevor. i think as he's no longer on the twitter -- he's only been out of office less than ten months and he dominated the political oxygen in this country for five years. so we're an instant gratification society. people expect things to happen like that but they don't sometimes. as the emotion drains out and you leave the fact, i think people are going to say a republican party that's built on many foundations is much more valuable than one that's built on one. and by the way, the former president can be part of that. if he wants to start talking about tomorrow and stop talking about yesterday. that the what we should be thinking about is how do we get to the forecast step. and i think that iowa poll starts to tell us, it's not there yet, but starts to tell us that people are starting to -- let the emotions run out and say, all right, so what are our options? >> trevor: is

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you can see that snow right now to the south of minneapolis heading down to des moines, davenport, iowa, green bay, as well. before it's all through sunday, we're going to be looking at lake-effect snow as this cold front comes in, western new york, as far south as beckley, west virginia, another clipper coming across enhancing that snow. and we have this major snowstorm pushing on in. let's time it out for you. this storm is going to bring whipped gusts of 60 miles per hour to the northeast, isolated tornados possible and a hail threat. philadelphia, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., the strongest gusts. strong to severe thunderstorms. can't rule out a tornado. we move here into new york. we miss the rush hour, so this is around a lunchtime big storm. these are going to be quick movers, but they're going to dump a ton of rain in a very short period of time. boston, for you, it's your evening rush hour, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. a lot of heavy rain stretching from augusta, maine, down to atlantic city. isolated. up to 2 inches of rain in this system. so we are going on be watching this. once, guys,

and congratulations on your new books as you join us from des moines on the way to waterloo.ou talk about that moment in high school? what the difference i school teacher makes? >> absolutely. thank you for having me on. my teacher changedy life. he is the teacher who introduced to how vast black history was, even though we had not been taught hardly any of it. he is the teacher that introduced me or suggested that i join my haskell newspaper and write the stories i wanted to see. i opened the preface for the 1619 book with that because that was a transformative moment for me. i had no idea black americans had been here this long, that we had a lineage that went back on us as long as the english people . and that number stood to me for any erasure and really made me understand at a young -- 15 or 16-year-old that the history are taught is not necessarily the most important thing for all there to know, but was summit has determined what we should know and there's so much more out there. particularly, the marginalized communities. that never gets into the history we tell oursel

brand-new des moines register poll makes the same point in starker turns, 61% of iowa republicans saympared to the 26% who say their primary loyalty is to trump. there is a clear opening here, people. and trump's weakness is a general election candidate is already evident. remember, he's massively unpopular with the american people as a whole. he left office with a 34% approval rating, he's the only president in the history of gallup to never hit 50%. in october, the college poll found that president biden had a 37% approval rate. you imagine that a credible gop candidate would easily beat biden in a hypothetical matchup, right? but that poll found biden and trump tied at 40%, with 14% saying they would vote for someone else. that's a political equivalent of losing money while owning the casino. fear is what is keeping republican officials from seeing this clearly. and that cowardice should be almost as disqualifying for a potential commander in chief as trying to overturn an election based on a lie. there are honorable exceptions, liz cheney, adam kinzinger, anthony gonzalez, who spo

and a more recent poll by the des moines register asked republicans if they were more aligned with former trump or the gop. look at these numbers. 26% said trump. 61% said the gop. we know chris christie has already said he would run against president trump. there are questions with ron desantis and what he's doing. how open do you think the door is? is it cracked? is it opened more for potentially another candidate in 2024? >> christi, i think the door is somewhat open, the question is will someone run through it. to my republican friends i say 2020 and 2021 were very good years for republican candidates who were not named donald trump. what part of donald trump's unpopularity aren't they seeing here. and you look at what glenn youngkin just did in virginia. where he clearly disadvtanced himself from donald trump. and republicans shouldn't delude themselves either. the reason why they're probably going to have a decent year in 2022 is because of president joe biden's sinking approval rating. that's it. now, to the extent they can make the election about biden and the democrats, all the b

why not find a job in boise, bend, des moines where you won't get shot and the people who pay your salaryeve criminals are a bigger problem than you are? tough questions, joe. >> it's funny. they are leaving in droves from seattle. hundreds of officers have resigned and retired. we tried turning it over to the anarchists, didn't we in chop? we had people getting murdered and raped and militant groups take over the area. didn't work too well without police officers there and why seattle is offering a $25,000 sign-on bonus for people to take that job. you could make it $250,000 no one will take that job to be a police officer in seattle and why places like florida and governor desantis are giving $5,000 bonuses for officers to come to florida to work. >> harris: chop became a protected zone. seattle a federal judge rejected a lawsuit by the seattle mom of the 19-year-old gunned down in the chop protest zone in the summer of 2020. so you protect criminals and you don't help the people who have been victimized. your last thought. >> you know what the problem is, harris? we have a real problem

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with all the underfunded federal mandates and the like where they are looking to raise taxes in des moinesor any other state capital and we were able to carve out $20 billion for the fmap come for medicare, from medicaid eligible and people who needed the expenses, health expenses covered but states are having trouble making their budgets balance. we were able to get money to come back to the states, and are right about that in the book. susan and i went, and we got it through. >> host: let's stay with the states for a minute because what does federalism have to do with the senate declined? would resolve some of the problems by empowering covers more? >> guest: yes. i think that would be helpful. i think there's no question that the governors need to be included. one of the things that i i ran when i ran in 2000 was to be, bring nebraska's values to d.c., but bringing them from the standpoint of having been a governor, that i understood what the state needed, that i would work against, edited that even as governor with senator bob dole and the governors association on getting legislation t

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yesterday, there was a new poll from the des moines register of iowa republicans and as i know you know, those are some most conservative republicans in america, in iowa. they asked a question, where is your first loyalty? to the republican party? or to donald trump? 62% said the republican party. 26% said donald trump. and i think we are in an instant-gratification society. anderson, donald trump dominated the political world in this country, and around the world for that matter, for five years. he's been gone now not quite ten months out of office. and we expect everything to be changed. i think that people have to start to speak out about the truth, which is what i try to do in the book. >> but other than, i mean, your speaking out but there is not a lot of other people out there. i mean, it is pretty lonely w. see what happened to liz cheney. adam kinzinger as well said he is not going to run again. >> well i think it's a little different for me because, you know, for people who say they support donald trump, they have to line up behind me. you remember i was the first one to endors

. >> we're here at the historic governor's mansion in des moines. >> we join you this morning from boulder nation. >> i hear people talk all the time about, i don't know why this person is a better candidate than the other person, and i think that's a role "this week" plays so well. >> as the program took shape, so eventually did our sunday morning family. >> there were three people, and each of us is quite different. donaldson has made a reputation for himself by being an aggressive reporter which he is. some of his questions i wouldn't want to ask, but i don't mind hearing the answers. >> i get to answer the questions. you can give whatever answer you want. do you want to ban abortion? >> he's extremely bright and quite conservative, and you can always count on him for some kind of thoughtful point of view about whatever the topic is. >> it's the annotations. >> i can give dramatic readings. >> instruction. >> oh my gosh. cokie roberts is irreplaceable. she brought such a wealth of knowledge. >> here on our new set, a new program, a lot of familiar faces. >> it looks new, but folks, it's

for people in des moines, much longer than that. >> you know, as you look at these images, it takes me back, mika. i remember calling phil and telling him, "hey, we need to go to iowa. we're a political show." he said, "people at nbc news aren't going to let you go out." i remember telling phil, "well, listen, we're going to be in iowa. if you want to send some cameras, you can send cameras." >> yup. >> "but we're going to go. so good luck with that. you'll have an empty set in new york." so we went out there, but they wouldn't let us stay in the main place over there. i don't know what it is because it's like the civic center or something. they never let us inside there. they said, "you can stay at this little coffee house, like evil -- several blocks away, but you can't be in the main area." we're like, "okay." this shows you that they pushed us out of the civic center because we aren't good enough to be there, and we ended up going to this coffee place. after about two or three hours out there, tim russard said, screw the civic center, this is where the action is. he walked over, ca

. >> from des moines, iowa. >> columbus, ohio. >> celebrating our 60th birthday. >> on a girls trip. huntsville, alabama, and we're celebrating on "today." >> i love it. welcome back to "today." i am so proud of all of those marathoners out there and getting up early. >> one of them just said they ran 26.2 miles to meet al roker. >>> coming up, a look inside the big awaited apple circus. we'll have a sneak peek with nik wallenda. >>> and just ahead of veterans day, our first look at something very special that is happening at arlington national cemetery to actually help all americans mark the 100 year anniversary of the tomb of the unknown soldier. i spent some time down in northern virginia last week, got some access. we want to show folks how they are planning to mark this very special occasion. >> wow, all right. we'll look forward to that tomorrow. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00 monday morning. a criminal investigation has been launched into that deadly crowd surge. it happened at a weekend music festival in texas. 8 people killed. nbc's morgan chesky joins us from houston wi

i want to put -- in the time we have left, i want to put up this call from the des moines register thath, which of the following best reflects your thoughts. remember, this is iowa, a red state. it was an insurrection and a threat to democracy. 50%. am i right given everything that we've seen from the republican party, both here in washington and around the country that that 50% mark is high, and i say i'm grateful to see that it is at 50%. curt? >> i mean, i look at that and i think to myself, how could that number not be 100% honestly given what we've seen, the video evidence. >> it should be but, yeah. >> no, i hear what you're saying and, again, i think this shows the danger, the real danger right now that democracy has. the opinion can permeate that january 6th was anything but a terrorist act, insurrection, violent mayhem, that the people were anything but domestic terrorists than heroes propped up. the mainstreaming and the idea the most productive way to exercise your political disagreements is to show up armed and dangerous with an ar 15 is only going to perpetuate more. let me

also send them throughout the entire united states, you know, all the way from omaha, nebraska to des moines scary about all of this right now, when you look at the numbers back in 2021 we released over 600,000 people into the united states that crossed our borders illegally and on top of that we had 400,000 people that were able to evade apprehension and got away. we added over 1 million illegal immigrants to our population in 2021 alone and right now, two months into 2022, we're already on pace to shatter those already -high records, so yeah, the situation is very scary and if this administration doesn't do something, we're going to continue to see these numbers grow. stuart: i wish we could find out what happened to that poor little two-year-old boy abandoned oned by the smugglers by the side of a river i'd love to find out, but brandon thanks for being with us today keep on pressing we'll see you again real soon, thank you, sir. actor matthew mcconaughey has outlined his political future, let's get to this is he running for governor or not? lauren: no he's not even though polls show him