here to react, mark lucas, the article iii project executive vice president and iowa caucus voter. it breaks down? >> yeah, that's a great overview. and good morning, pete. so the iowa caucus is a party-run function. it's unlike a traditional primary campaign or a general election campaign. it's run by the state party. all 99 county parties along with precinct leaders run the caucus. it starts at 7 p.m. people are expected to show just a little bit earliment i have to be a registered republican. but if you're not, that's okay. you can register on site. if you're an independent or a democrat or ifs this is your first election, you can register on site. and like you said, pete, you show up at 7 p.m., there might be a pledge of allegiance, a quick prayer. every candidate has a representative speak for a few minutes, and then you start to vote. and in smaller caucus locations it could take 30 minutes. in some larger locations it could be an hour. but it's a fairly quick process. i counted the votes in 2016. every candidate has a representative count those votes. everybody can see it's t

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president biden invoking the events of january 6 as the nation today marks three years since that deadly insurrection at the nation's capitol. lucasomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware with more. venison vitamin vectors midterm playbook speech in sept september 2022 the marine corps centuries blood red color it's very similar theme yesterday outside valley forge help of george washington winter encampment during the revolution but president biden mentioned donald trump 44 times, the most he is ever mentioned him in one of the speeches. >> because of donald trump's lies, they died because the lives brought a mob to washington. he promised it would be wild, and it was free told the crowd to fight and it was unleashed. then as usual he left the dirty word to others. >> and biden did not speak about his record yesterday, nor about what many call crisis in the southern border. by its dhs chief refuses to use the word pennsylvania's pennsylc senator john fetterman told me he has no problem saying it. >> but you do think it's a crisis now? >> brett, it is a challenge that we have been addressing vigorously with all the tools and reso

lucas, a fine report there and president biden marking third anniversary of the speech at valley forgeo call trump a threat to democracy and going an the attack and is that an effective winning strategy? >> i don't think so. the american people want to hear about your plans for the future and not looking back to three years ago. secondly george washington and the army would be appalled at what joe biden and the democrats are doing and trying to lock donald trump in jail with four different court actions and illinois may be interested in doing the same thing and taking people autothe ballot and biding could give a speech and say stop i want to detail him in the polls and he's okay with it. supreme courts and the student loan program and that's unconstitutional and response is whatever, i'll weep doing it and cost of $400 billion plus and time and time and time again you see democrats and joe biden attacking democracy and they're the enemies of democracy and not donald j. trump. stuart: that's got to be his attack like and nothing positive in the three years in office and has to go negat

to discriminate mount to conservative leading groups and mark cuban didn't respond to our request to except but did reply to commissioner lucas the issues". ashley. ashley: all right, he has spoken, lydia. thank you very much for that. turning to the super bowl and talk ago lot about the huge game in the coming weeks and nfl, big surprise here using taylor swift's popularity ahead of the big game. what a shocker. some airlines are getting in on the fun. of course they r. united and american both adding new flights to vegas with the flight number as you can see highlighted on the screen of 1989. that is a nod to one of taylor swifts albums. let me start there, abby. is the taylor swift craze going too far? is there a saturation point? >> i didn't know you were such a swiftie, ashley. it's great on the show. you know, as annoyed as people are and quite frankly it does feel like it's a bit too much, i'm kind of under the belief system of let's just let them be. it has as you mentioned generated for the nfl and she generated $330 million alone just from going to, what, 12 games this year and 12 kansas city games and we talk about

mark savage, bbc news. when you write that? all my life! time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas.nd, particularly in scotland where it has also been a very windy. this is a little bit earlier when the sun went down and still some clear skies around. forthe went down and still some clear skies around. for the weekend for many of us it is dry and settled. not quite everywhere, but you will notice the temperatures are turning milder, particularly when it gets to sunday. we still have blustery showers out there this evening, across scotland in particular and some light showers for northern ireland. for most of us a dry night and temperatures fall in the south and east. a touch of frost and some mist and fog around for southern and south—east england first thing tomorrow. further north and west you have milder temperatures with more clout and breeze, still windy across the north—west of scotland. gust possibly 50 to 60 miles an hour. the rain in scotland is mainly to the north of the central belt and the odd bit of drizzle into northern ireland as well. for most of us dry with long spe

mark cuban did not respond to our request for a comment but did he reply to commissioner lucas on x sayingbret: all right, lydia, thank you. you were next the panel on the expected u.s. response to the latest attack on the troops in the middle east. plus the border situation. first, what some fox affiliates are covering tonight. wsvn in miami as four people are killed in a city on florida's space coast. authorities say a shootout at a family birthday party in palm bay also left two officers injured. the gunman was killed by police. no motive for that shooting has been announced. fox 5 in new york as the city council there votes on a bill that would require police officers to guess and write down the age, race, and gender of every person they encounter during an investigation. officers also would have to report the reason for the interaction and the circumstances that led to stopping a particular person. and this is a live look at los angeles from fox 11, our affiliate there. one of the big stories there tonight, retired space shuttle endeavor is carefully hoisted to be made into a huge ext

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lucas. >> reporter: griff, the defense secretary remains in the hospital for nearly two weekes now. today marked dud not stop u.s. forces from carrying out another strike against the iranian-backed proxy group in yemen, the houthis. the uss carney launching a salvo of tomahawk cruise missiles to finish destroying a radar site in yemen that was not completely destroyed thursday night. president biden's been facing some criticism over why he has not listed the houthis as a terrorist group. if you recall when he took office, one of his first actions was to delist the houthis. he was asked about this yesterday in pennsylvania. >> it's irrelevant whether they're designated. we've put together a group of nations that are going to say if they continue to act and behave as they do, we'll respond. >> how are concerned are you on the strikes -- [inaudible] >> i'm very concerned. that's why we've got to 107 it -- stop it. >> reporter: griff, you interviewed morgan ortagus about biden's decision to put pressure on saudi arabia to end the war against the houthis and the u.s. cutting off arms shipments to sau

lucas tomlinson is live in pennsylvania ahead of president biden's first campaign speech of the year and mark meredith will kick us off from the latest on the gop campaign. mark, is it all coming down to iowa? what do we know? >> certainly seems that is the case. good afternoon to you. former president trump is going to be crisscrossing iowa over the next 24 hours, holding multiple rallies trying to shore up his lead and trump is clearly focused on the first content ten days out, launching a new attack ad against president biden. >> under biden your investments fell, along with other things. trump, he'll make america's economy great again. >> trump is using similar messaging at his rally, comparing gas prices today to pre-pandemic, he is attacking someone who used to work for him, former ambassador nikki haley, haley told voters she appreciates the attention she's getting from her former boss but also taking steps to counter the message coming from the trump campaign. >> i've seen the commercials you see. in both of those i've noticed president trump is giving me a little of attention, kind o

lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with all of the latest. >> arthel, defense secretary lloyd austin has remain hospitalized for nearly two weeks now to date markedou mentioned the strike last night against the radar set that was to mop up operation by the uss carty striking the raider raiderslike those not completely destroyed the strikes thursday night. we present by numbers in the white house this morning to aboard marine one and the flight to camp david the first question he received from the rest was about the presidential elections in taiwan. you have a reaction to. [inaudible] >> it is notable biden's first act was not to note the victory of the next president of china did not support the ones china policy bided referred to goes back to the taiwan relations act of 1979 setting up the one china policy but the fact of diplomatic relation between the u.s. and taiwan. his u.s. battle against iran's proxy forces in yemen that reporters were asked to presentt about yesterday in pennsylvania. click save already delivered the message to iran they know. [inaudible] >> we will make sure we respond to the houthis when they consider their outrageous o

year marking the 3-year anniversary of the january 6th capitol riots where he is says maga voices, quote, abandoned democracy. this as criticism grows over his handling at the southern border. lucas tomlinson is live from delaware with the latest. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hi, alicia. president biden mentioned his predecessor 44 times by name in that speech outside valley forge, home of washington's winter encampment during the american revolution in 1777. >> today i make this sacred pledge to you, the defense, protection and preservation of american democracy will remain as it has been the central cause of my presidency. [applause] america, as we begin this election year with, we must be clear, democracy is on the ballot. >> reporter: now, republican critics say donald trump should be on the ballot too and are outraged at efforts to remove him in some states. biden gave his address at a community college theater with 563 people in attendance can, all by invitation only, we're told. absent were many young with people, crucial voting bloc for the president's re-election campaign. speaking of absent, there was also no mention of the southern border in the president's remarks which ma

lucas, professor of american studies at university college dublin. thank you forjoining us. what is your take on what has happened within the last hour or so was he mark inevitable, not that ron desantis was a _ mark? it was inevitable, not that ron desantis was a distant i mark? it was inevitable, not that i ron desantis was a distant second in iowa, that is a preliminary skirmish, this vital new hampshire primary, he was born in at between 6-7%, he primary, he was born in at between 6—7%, he was actually forth, even behind chris christie who dropped out of the race weeks ago, so he was meant to be embarrassed in new hampshire, the next primary, towards the end of february is in nikki haley's home state of south carolina, unlikely that you would be more than a distant third there, so no momentum going into super tuesday, the important group of primaries on the 1st of march, so he is trying to curry favour with donald trump and with the trump voters with an eye on running for the presidency in 2028 if donald trump does not go for another term or something upsets him in the mean term. he or something upsets him in the mean term. , ., ., ., ., term. he