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the poll said the iowa race was close. the poll ended up being wrong. but he is suing the pollster and the newspaper because he was upset that that poll helped galvanize opposition to him. that poll, which suggested that race was close, got a lot of people to donate to his political opponent, gave people in iowa some hope that maybe a gave people in iowa hope that a democrat could win. that's not allowed in donald trump's world. it's not allowed in donald trump's world for anything to be in the service of his political operation so he's filing a lawsuit that has no chance of succeeding because he wants to try to intimidate journalists and the press into submission. whether we like it or not it just is true that in the future a pollster who has a pole in front of him that shows a race closing, shows a race that's favorable to democrats won't publicize that paul out of fear of a lawsuit. connected to that is the third thing i want to talk about, the decision by abc to pay donald trump $50 million to settle a bogus lawsuit, a bogus defamation lawsuit that

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? mrs. miller-meeks: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to offer my heartfelt congratulations to my good friend, senator chris kenoyer on her appointment as iowa's new lieutenant governor. this is a historic moment as iowa has two women in the top two executive position force the first time. a testament to the strength, leadership, and dedication of women across our state. governor reynolds has made an excellent choice in appointing chris to this important role. i had the pleasure of serving alongside her in the iowa senate and seen firsthand the leader she s she has been a tireless advocate for education, technology, innovation, conservative budgeting, tax cuts, and accountability in government during her time in the iowa senate. her ability to roll up her sleeves and find practical solutions

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he also has this absolute mess in iowa. so me as someone sitting back who read this, this morning, my response is less he's coming to get us with all guns blazing as so much this is donald trump and we are going to get situations where he does simply that doesn't work the way he wanted to. >> the thing that feels different, though, is the preemptive capitulation. the fact that he's getting $15 million from abc on a lawsuit that yeah, maybe it had more merit than the des moines register piece but it does have a deterrent effect for other people who may find themselves in the crosshairs. the other piece is the billionaire newspaper owners who are now finding themselves in trump's inner sanctum at mar- a-lago, and not just newspaper owners but mark zuckerberg at meta, people who control the spigot of information in the 21st century are increasingly bending the knee to trump. they may on their own like patrick sue chung at the l.a. times, we're going to change the editorial focus of this newspaper, or they may just be close eno

he has this absolute mess in iowa. and so, me as someone sitting back and read this this morning, my response is less like oh my gosh, he is coming to get us so much as it is that's right. this is still donald trump. and we will get situations where he does something that just simply doesn't work the way he wants it to work. >> the thing that feels different is the preemptive capitulation. the fact he is getting $15 million from abc from a lawsuit that maybe had more merit than the des moines piece. the other piece is the billionaire newspaper owners finding themselves in trump's inner sanctum at mar-a-lago. not just newspaper owners but mark zuckerberg at meta. they are bending the tree to trump. they may on their own like patrick decide we are going to change the editorial focus of this newspaper. or, they may just be close enough to trump to think man, if he is going to go after them, he could come after me too. and that could hurt the business i have in media and the business i have elsewhere if you are jeff bezos.

the other reporters ever dream that i might come in first in iowa? they were looking at me as coming in fifth or sixth, or because i very seldom got out of des moines. they would stay there, you know, and enjoy themselves and talk to each other. but he actually went out and and got opinions from people around the state and he any projected that i was going to win, which i did, was just amaze a lot of people. and it focused attention on me, which is very beneficial. and then we went to new hampshire. i was not supposed to come in near the top in new hampshire. i came in first. the big test for me early on was against george wallace in florida, who had done formidably well four years earlier, all over the country, not just in the south. and he was solid in the northern parts of florida. scoop jackson was a was a very favorite of the jewish community in miami. but i came in first in florida, too. and what i won those first three major contests against all kinds of opponents or. then i think the other candidates began to say, is a guy, we got to stop. bu

it is filed under iowa's consumer fraud act. how is that a meaningful difference, and what does that entail? what is the sort of difference between that and the classic defamation suit? >> so this law is primarily meant to protect consumers who are sold fraudulent goods, sold goods without warranties built out of money. it's not typically used for political purposes. it's not typically used for polling. and so there are really, i think, three big hurdles that trump would face in this lawsuit assuming that ceit goes forward from this complaint. first is that he probably can't prove some of the elements of the complaint such as that the des moines registrar made false statements. as long as they were reporting the poll there's no false there. they also don't seem to be providing any false information deceive consumers. trump goes out n of his way to talk about how this is merchandise and services can count as merchandise. it's very convoluted and doesn't really fit. that's the other problem. and then there's another big problem wh

iowa. the winners are caitlin cope, sixth grader, adele decker, sauer rhodes, georgia clark, gweneviere, kaden murray, justin chapman. the winners will receive a certificate of achievement as well as a plaque flown over the capitol building. congratulations to these dedicated students. i looked for seeing all of their contributions in iowa in the future. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the iowa hawkeyes football team on another winning season. led by the breakout running back, caleb johnson, who finished the regular season with 1,537 yards and 21 touchdowns, the hawkeyes finished 8-4 with key wins coming against washington, nebraska, wisconsin and minnesota. this season was a historical one for our long-time coach, kirk ferencz. coach ferencz clinched his 204th career win on november 29 and is now only one win away from the all-time record for wins in the big ten. while the regular season may be over, there is still more football to be played. on december 30, the iowa hawkeyes wil

speaker, i rise today to recognize the iowa computer science technology association for helping iowa rank amongst the top 10 states in the nation for providing access to high-quality computer science education. iowa's top 10 ranking in the 2023-2024 academic year of computer science class availability beats the national average by 24%. with 84% of public schools offering computer science classes. with computer and information technology jobs rising exponentially across the united states, the efforts of these passionate educators will be reflected in the success of iowa's youth as they set the standard in the workforce. as we move forward in the ever-changing technological climate, it's imperative that we continue to develop innovative ways of helping our students achieve success, not only on the national stage, but on the world stage as well. this is a win for the people of iowa and for america. the fight for educational success is never over and we must continue to prioritize education, continually aiming for a brighter future for our students. mr. speaker, i rise today as saturday,

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this is a case in iowa that relies on a pretty dramatic or aggressive interpretation of the iowa consumerraud act. that's a law that prohibits deception when advertising or selling merchandise. so you can imagine trump's legal team here looking for a law in iowa they can use to sue ann selzer and the des moines register and its parent company, gannett. and they've landed on this consumer fraud protection law. they're basically arguing that the poll was an example of fraud, that it was, quote, election interference fiction. now, as you said, jon ann selzer has a sterling reputation, or at least she didn't until this year. her pre-election poll was wildly wrong, and she has acknowledged so. she went through the data last month trying to figure out what went wrong, and she came to the conclusion that she did her job the best she could. and and the poll was off for, for a variety of obscure reasons that just chalked up to the reality of the difficulty of polling. in other words, she's saying she reported the facts the best she could. but trump is saying this poll was fiction. it distorted the

i'm not down in iowa. the polls, i'm telling you, can make those suckers sing. can do -- and you really do inflict damage when you do like this person from iowa. today this election is really, we're talking turkey, comes out with a poll different from every other poll. it's called suppression. they suppress, and it actually should be illegal. >> seth: all this guy does is whine. he sounds like someone slowly letting air out of a balloon. [ light laughter ] [ balloon squeaking ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] also, why does he keep saying you can make the polls sing like he's a private eye from a 1950s radio play? [ light laughter ] "you listen up, you dirty rat, you better give it to me straight because the next pollster who walks in that door is gonna make you sing! that's right, we're talking turkey now." [ laughter ] so with the polls as tight as they've ever been in modern american history, both campaigns are going all-out with their closing messages. kamala harris became the first candidate to advertise on the sphere in las vegas. she made a surprise appearance

he was born in des moines, iowa and raised in plymouth, indiana. steve grew up just 29 miles from south bend, indiana, he always dreamed of attending the university of notre dame. however, his father told him that, quote, school was for rich smart catholic kids and he was none of those things. end quote. steve never let that deter him. he believed in himself. his perseverance and hard work paid off. in 1972, steve graduated from the university of notre dame with a b.a. in business management and three years later he received his juries doctorate from the university of notre dame law school. after his days in south bend, steve spent two years working for one of the big five accounting firms of that time before realizing he wasn't meant to have a boss. he then went out on his own spending most of his early career helping small businesses finance equipment purchases after their local banks had denied them. after a successful career as a c.p.a., steve delved into real estate development and founded laurel canyon holdings. steve developed a project in t

and you were out in iowa.here was this massive cold snap so that people couldn't even make it to iowa for the coverage. but nevertheless, people came out for that caucus to cast their vote, as they did in many other states. and it was really important to see those two dominant victories for trump, both in iowa and then in new hampshire where i was, where there was a lot of speculation about how independents would vote. would nikki haley do well? and in the end, we saw donald trump, again, far and away the preferred republican candidate. and that really just set the path for the rest of the year. and, of course, the democrats weren't having a competitive primary process there, although dean phillips did try to run himself, but it was a done deal forjoe biden. and then you had that big event, the state of the union address, joe biden�*s third — and as we know now, final — state of the union address, and his past endeavours had been criticised for being quite staid and, you know, boring. but this was a point — th

. >>> president-elect trump launching a new legal battle over a preelection poll in iowa. meanwhile, on capitol hill, trump's pick to lead the department of health and human services is lobbying lawmakers before what is expected to be a contentious senate confirmation process. alice barr has the details. >> reporter: in a lawsuit mixed with a message, president-elect trump suing iowa pollster ann seltzer and the des moines register newspaper over a preelection poll that showed vice president kamala harris ahead by three points in iowa. the trump lawyers arguing consumer fraud, and that the poll was intended to sway the race. >> it became the biggest story. >> reporter: though mr. trump ultimately won the state by 13 points, the des moines register saying it stands by its reporting and will quote, vigorously defend or first amendment rights. some legal analysts question the suit's foundation. >> when you file a lawsuit you have to say were you damaged in some way. what was the harm to donald trump? i won. >> reporter: it comes after the president-elect won a separate suit a

and jones last election, which was he spent a lot of time in iowa going iowa state.air, go into people's homes and he just sort shocked everyone by finishing first and punishing very well. first in iowa to pat on mentioned in the new hampshire by that time, the everyone was caught unawares and and the the the primary is pretty much over in in a few weeks after that. so this is someone who understood did the math. then the politics and transform the way campaigning occurred for both parties up until miss like election when bummed out about number one. >> do we know he was really a champion of a lot of urban housing and development. what are some of the former president's most significant domestic achievements in europe is, in your opinion? >> for humans, interesting is that he created by think there are 2 things that he did that art. and a legacy in and we'll see whether they continue into this current administration. you created the department of education and the department of energy. no one understood why. but we're in that. but back then and we're in the middle of

and then everyone did until last election, which was he spent a lot of time iowa going iowa state.air, go into people's homes and he just sort shocked everyone by finishing first and punishing very well. first in iowa took that all men to meet the new hampshire by that time, the everyone was caught unawares and and the the the primary is pretty much over in in a few weeks after that. so this is someone who understood did the math. did the politics and transform the way campaigning occurred for both parties up until just like election when was bummed out about number one. >> do we know he was really a champion of a lot of urban housing and development. what are some of the former president's most significant domestic achievements in europe is, in your opinion? >> were you interesting is that he created by think there are 2 things that he did that art. and a legacy in and we'll see whether they continue into this current administration created the department of education and the department of energy. no one understood why. but we're in that. but back then and we're in the middle of t

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she played with caitlin clark at iowa and actually it was a funny story. she came to the draft to just support her teammate caitlin clark, going number one in the draft. and got drafted at number 13 out of the stance. like it was kind of crazy. she ends up going to the vegas aces, becomes a solid a solid option for chelsea gray. and she's dealing with some injuries to come off the bench, hit some corner in the mix of things. and she's definitely a player that plays with a chip on her shoulder, which is what head coach of the duplantis natalie naka said that she wants. then there's also temi fagbenle. this is a big that i love. she's a forward out of london that played for the indiana fever alongside to help. she runs the floor in transition. she's a tremendous shot blocker and she's got a little bit of a handle. so what you can expect even just looking at these two but also in their supporting cast threes running fast in transition and good defense. why don't you speak for a moment just about the timing of the valkyries coming into the league. it really co

for example, the iowa case, it's using the iowa consumer fraud act.t's very unlikely that trump will prevail in iowa. but that's not the point. the process is the point. having to go through the motions and pay all the money for the lawyers is the point. i think lawyers are going to benefit from this effort, but everybody else is going to suffer because journalism, because newsrooms, because media outlets are going to be tied up as a result of this effort. >> ken, you seem to agree. >> i don't. i agree with some of it. um, the as to the abc settlement. look, this is a unique situation. you've got a plaintiff who's about to become a sitting president. i have, uh, had a case in front of that judge with that defense team, with davis wright. and they are very good at what they do. okay. i was very surprised. this never happens. in my cases. i had jason miller's case. there against gizmodo. and in front of that very same judge, i don't know that it chills the the circumstances are very unique. this is a how do you have this case with a sitting president wh

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well, i think it's iowa and minnesota are the two above you.s the numbers have changed, we'll see. but but on that, you know, rfk is someone who once told people in iowa that hog producers are the greatest threat to the u.s. and u.s. democracy greater than osama bin laden. i mean, are you going to ask him if he still holds that view, given, of course, how much it matters to to your voters? >> we're going to have that conversation. and again, i'm very protective of the agriculture in north carolina, but it's not rfk's policies. it's going to be donald trump's policies. and if you look at his first term as the 45th president of the u.s., he was very supportive of agriculture. i was there with him in asheville when he during covid, when he supported agriculture. so he has been consistently from day one of january 20th of 2017, all the way until now, very supportive of agriculture. and i know that he's going to continue to be we don't have to continue. we don't have to guess about his policies. he's going to be pro agriculture. >> but the cabinet o

i understand that he grew up in iowa, hayfield, iowa he told me. he attended ohio state university, and the university of iowa, college of law. i appreciate hearing his views, professor newman and in particular, your concerns that there hasn't been enough of a focus on agriculture, food supply markets. i agree with you. for years, i have been pursuing our antitrust enforcement agencies to carefully scrutinize agriculture concentration, possibly anti-competitive and monopolistic practices in the agricultural industry, and senate judiciary committee also has convened hearings on meat supply competition, consolidation, and seed in the chemistry and grocery store mergers. ms. cooly, i know that in your written testimony, you also highlighted agriculture, and hope that the antitrust agencies will double down on preventing and reducing consolidation in agriculture. i'm pleased you both share my concerns and there's a need for more antitrust. i've always been very interested in figures of the antitrust enforcement with respect to other industries, drug co

tennessee lady volunteers take on the iowa hawkeyes and then yukon and university of louisville face play by play is tim great to see you. >> that kid is on his way to being a sportscaster. use of and -- that will stop you from ever completing sentence and you're a complete run on and you can be a sportscaster too. >> i get to meet tim in person and been together on air on numerous occasions and been a big fan for most of my life but you have a big night tonight women college basketball in new york city. >> four programs that are in different positions. paige is this year's caitlin clark and we knew more about paige than katelyn until a year ago she was just injured quite a bit and she's returned from that. and this could be her season. geno 69 years of age just became winningest coach and on the flipside you've got tennessee a program that has a shadow cast by the late pat that's remarkable and for the first time has a coach that's not connected to the summit regime. kim caldwell is eight months pregnant, 36 years of age, and coaching an undefeated tennessee team now trying to get i

a local iowa radio host said last week, quote, if the king wants a different senator from iowa, we will have one. if he doesn't, we won't. i think someone has to be made an example of out of whether it's joni ernst or someone else. guess what happened? well, all that pressure seemed to work. a few days after her lukewarm statement, senator ernst met with hegseth again and changed her term -- tune. she issued a new statement that was far more supportive. basically, but for the confirmation hearings have even kicked off and they won't until january, the one republican senator who was brave enough to express even a hint of concern about a nominee who is quite concerning, and we talked about him a lot. was met with intimidation and threats. which prompted her to pull back her concerns and obey the wishes of maga world in advance. today, trump made very clear there is more where that came from. when asked of senators who pose his nominations should be primary, this is what he had to say. >> if they are unreasonable, i give a different answer, and answer you will be shocked to hear. if they a

we've never been to iowa, but we have right idea for iowa. and so we're just going to put this one size fits all policy in place for iowa and we need to flip that thought process on its head, which the climate commitment intends to do. well, you know, and here in florida we've had a governor desantis, some like him, some people don't, but he's a wonderful steward of the environment he came in trying to save the everglades he's pumped a lot of money trying to look at innovative solutions for the everglades which is not just a source of tourism but it's the health of our of our entire ecosystem because everything is connected here all of our waterways. here's the problem with with governor desantis, which is the problem with most politicians right now. governor desantis has done a lot to protect the environment and he's in a bipartisan fashion. to your and you know what he does because is his climate czar awesome. a former of our congressional office. so that i know that out come on the best so but but but sorry i have to be negative about gove

and that's what we heard from the attorney general of the great state of iowa.s basically watch yourself. we're watching you. and we want to make sure you vote the way you think. trump conservatives would want you to vote. and we all know what they want, which way we want them to go or they want to go, and that is that support the president's nominee. so pretty clear what's going on there it's out in the open. >> yeah. >> and i think that what senators have been trying to do is continue saying things like this candidate needs a full hearing. they deserve a hearing. they deserve these conversations. there is a month until those hearings are going to happen. that is a long time to twist in the wind for some of these candidates. we'll see how these conversations go. maybe they do a whip count and all of them are fine. or maybe this mystery continues and these senators don't have to have a profile in courage because they can quietly send the signal as they did with matt gaetz, that this isn't going to work. >> but that's kind of where we thought it was headed for pe

the university of iowa announcing it will retire caitlin clark's jersey.hey'll hoist number 22 to the rafters on february 2nd when iowa place usc. clark will be in attendance and says i'm forever proud to be a hack eye and iowa holds a special place in my heart bigger than just basketball. what a year she has had, huh? >> bill: it will -- that's a well-deserved honor in iowa. 22 is the best number, agree? breaking news. learning the first hearing for the luigi mangione is over. that was one on the state charges in pennsylvania. the second hearing on the extradition to new york city is set to begin soon. watch that in p.a. and this now. >> i think his fitness to serve is proven by him serving and serving with excellence and distinction and continuing to lead the world. >> he had the mental and physical capacity to do it for another four years. >> i wouldn't running. >> dana: several bombshell reports revealing how the white house dealt with a president in decline. plus a government funding bill that's longer than moby dick. trump and his doge leaders tankin

let's start with the iowa lawsuit. it's not about defamation but an accusation of consumer fraud under iowa law. let -- help us understand this fairly novel approach. >>> typically we would think of somebody slandered with fame. he is targeting unfair and deceptive business practices. he is suggesting that anne s elzer's poles were fraudulently conducted to harm his campaign. it's a different use. typically we think of consumer protection laws about products you would buy in the store, the supermarket. now we are talking about information and news. regardless of his theory here, the first amendment will certainly come into play as a constitutional overlay that would lend protection to the des moines register, one of the defendants. >> the des moines register responded to a lawsuit in a statement. "we stand by our reporting on the matter and believe the lawsuit is without merit." ann selzer spoke about the acquisition -- accusation before the lawsuit was filed with iowa pbs. >> the idea i intentionally set up this respo

for example, the iowa case, it's using the iowa consumer fraud act.ry unlikely that trump will prevail in iowa. but that's not the point. the process is the point. having to go through the motions and pay all the money for the lawyers is the point. i think lawyers are going to benefit from this effort, but everybody else is going to suffer because journalism, because newsrooms, because media outlets are going to be tied up as a result of this effort. >> ken, you seem to agree. >> i don't. i agree with some of it. um, the as to the abc settlement. look, this is a unique situation. you've got a plaintiff who's about to become a sitting president. i have, uh, had a case in front of that judge, with that defense team, with davis wright. and they are very good at what they do. okay. i was very surprised. this never happens in my cases. i had jason miller's case there against gizmodo. and in front of that very same judge, i don't know that it chills the the circumstances are very unique. this is a how do you have this case with a sitting president when alto

a local iowa radio show said on his show, if a king wants a different senator from iowa, we'll have onee doesn't, we won't. i think someone has got to be made an example of out of whether it's jonie or someone else. guess what happened. well, all of that pressure kind of seemed to work. a few days after her lukewarm statement, senator hearns met with hegsetl -- hegseth again and changed her tune. before the confirmation hearings have even kick ed off and won't until january. the senator brave enough to pull back her concerns and obey the wishes of maga world in advance. today trump made very clear there's more where that came from. when asked the senator who opposed his nominee should be primaried this is what he had to say. >> if they're unreasonable, i will announce something that you'll be shocked to hear. if they're unreasonable. if they're opposing somebody for political reasons or stupid reasons, i would say has nothing to do with me. i would say they probably would be primary. >> so, you're obviously seeing the impact of fear on capitol hill and given it seemed to work, it's prob

. >>> college football, the pop tart bowl, iowa state wins a thriller in this one, 42-31 and after the win, check this out, the mascot goes into that giant toaster and comes out as an edible trophy for iowa state, there is truly nothing like bowl season. the 49ers haven't had the season they hoped for, but it hasn't been all bad, a rematch of the nfc championship game against the detroit lions is coming up monday, but here is a look back at the top plays by the red and gold this year. >> kittle out jumped new england for a 12 yard catch that stunned his teammates. >> that was outrageous, ain't no way. >> i was speechless, i knew that ball was coming down, that was the greatest catch i have seen. >> six weeks later, he made an equally impressive catch against the buffs. >> i'm just trying to find brock in the back, which is hard to do sometimes because he is not the tallest. >> does he ever surprise you? >> no, he used to, but not anymore. >> jennings had a career game in week three with three touchdown catches but the best one came on this 32 yard gain. james finishing the day with 11

iowa state faced miami in the pop tarts bowl and final seconds, the cyclones quarterback , rushes in to end the year 11-3 and after the win, check this out, the pop tart mascot drops into a giant toaster and comes out as an edible trophy for iowa state. there is truly nothing like bowl season. >>> another score to pass along, the sharks fall to the flames, 3-1. >>> doug christie has stepped into the sacramento kings role of head coach and he will be the interim head coach following the farmer former head coach mike brown on friday. christie said he wants players to focus on defensive intensity and resilience, but in his first game at the helm the kings lost to the lakers, 132 to 122. the kings narrowed the deficit to six points in the fourth quarter but the defensive issues and frequent files were negative factors for the kings to this extent the sacramento losing streak to six games as the team struggles in the late stages of the game. >>> coming up, a virus mutates leading to a state of emergency in california. >> from seeing it in birds it is gone now to affect 50 mammals includin

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