and marianne williamson speaking at the des moines register soapbox during the iowa state fair. then former president and 2020 for presidential candidate donald trump at the state fair meeting voters. a discussion about creating a new set of guidelines to create trust and objectivity in journalism with leonard downey junior and andrew heyward. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] announcer: two democratic presidential candidates robert f. kennedy, jr. and marianne williamson stop by the iowa state fair to speak at the des moines register political soapbox event. they talk about their campaigns at what they would do if elected. this is about 45 minutes. >> we at the des moines register believe in the power of civil discourse. we ask you to practice the best of iowa nice and please let our speaker have his say without interruption. and if you happen to bring a sign, please keep it down so that people behind you can see the spe

i'm carol hunter, editor of the des moines register and welcome to the des moines register political soap box. [applause] a little bit about the soap box. each candidate gets 20 minutes to speak. they can choose to speak for five minutes or 20. how they use their time is up to them, but we do have a timekeeper that cuts them off at 20 minutes. we at the des moines register are believers in the power of civil discourse. we ask you to uphold the best of iowa traditions and let our speaker have her say without interruption. and our next speaker is mary anne williamson. she's the author of 15 books. she's a speaker and she's a spiritual thought leader. she ran for the democratic nomination for president in 2020 and she is again seeking the democratic nomination in 2024. please welcome mary anne williamson to the soap box. [cheers] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, iowa. it's great being here because the iowa state fair, the iowa des moines register soapbox is an incubator of ideas, thoughts , policies and that goes way way back and it continues to be that no matte

." >> hello today on des moines on site at the iowa state fair for this some of the most famous stops are present on candidates as they try to win over savvy iowans. they have been here in force over the past few days were long thousands of fairgoers here for fun and also look into question the contenders. just a few weeks from now the millions most of the candidates together for the first time at one stage. this is a live look at the form and milwaukee were wincing at the cancel face-off in the first republican presidential primary debate on fox news. facing questions from martha mccallum and bret baier and probably each other but much more to come first i want to talk touch on breaking his hurricane hilary barreling towtoward southern elk californa it's a rare occurrence forecasters say it is bound to make the history books as a first tropical storm to hit california's coast and 84 years. it turned out fox with a meteorologist craig herrera live in san diego where i have been taking place the last couple of days. >> hello shannon, yes already you have seen a washout here in southern

my dad was spent in des moines, spent a lot of my childhood in des moines. i am from minnesota.t, they can feel heard. >> that's the key part. a lot of what you saw especially in that roundtable wouldn't get through our fact-checkers, right? i pushed back gently and politely. i want to continue the conversation. i want to learn from them. i hope they learn from us. to your point, they were grateful that i came. they said the national media doesn't see them. they feel forgotten, ignored, disrespected by big institutions. we are the media. and look, fox news pokes that. they try to -- even though they are big media, too, they poke that and exacerbate that. what is missing is respect. some of their views, they are out there, as i said. how did it get there? and so i hope to start a conversation. maybe i'm tilting at windy mills but try to build respect. >> there are a lot of people, some of the most ardent trump supporters don't watch this network. others wonder why do we keep doing this? how is he at 50%? this is how one question answers the other. >> forgive me for interrupting.

this is about 45 minutes. >> we at the des moines register believe in the power of civil discourse. we ask you to practice the best of iowa nice and please let our speaker have his say without interruption. and if you happen to bring a sign, keep it down so that the behind you can speaker. our next speaker is robert f kennedy junior. [cheering] [chanting "bobby"] >> mr kennedy is an author and attorney who's been focused on environmental causes and children's welfare. he's a founder of waterkeeper alliance and a founder of the children's health defense and now he's running for the democratic nomination for the presidency. please welcome bobby kennedy to the soapbox. [cheering] >> thanks a lot, des moines register, and thank you so much to all of you for coming out here today. when i did my announcement in boston a couple of months ago, i talked about how my purpose in running was to challenge the corrupt merger of state and corporate power, which was strip mining the american people and destroying the american middle class, strip mining them of their equity, their wealth and ultimat

look here, around the des moines suburbs. that marco rubio, iowa city. that's 2016.s ago. let me be clear, trump is stronger in iowa now that he was when he placed second seven years ago. but, if you look at the changes in iowa over these years, keep that up there, let's bring this in here, let's turn this off. let's bring in some changes here. look at this population growth in iowa. number one, the overall state population changed, the deeper the colors, that means the population is rising. let me zoom in right here on the highest population change. let's bring this back out and take a look at this. the highest population change is where? des moines in the suburbs. out here in iowa city. that's where the population is growing. new voters, 60,000 people just in metro des moines. not all voters, not all republicans. out of those 60, 000, a lot of them are. that makes them makes -- consider, that look at the growth of the population here. then go back in time 2016. where trump was weakest is the population growth. you have to say, today, talking to republicans on the g

iowa -- des moines, iowa to atlanta, georgia, those communities are all the better for having have youhad you among them. and i want to thank you for that. something that undersecretary allen said is really, really important. and that's this. we want to stay connected with you as you become alumni. we want to stay connected with you and we want you to stay connected with one another. maybe the most powerful thing that comes out of this program is the network that you have an opportunity to build. so, i hope this is really just the beginning of our journey together. our countries, the united states, our partners in africa, we can only meet today's challenges, we can only actually deliver results for our people if we collaborate as equal partners. and that collaboration needs to continue. that idea is really at the heart of our approach toward sub-saharan africa. the approach is focused on what we can do with africa, not for africa. it reflects the incredible diversity and influence of the continent and also recognizes the important role that young africans especially have in shaping our

but the des moines register/nbc news poll, it is fascinating in the contradictions. you see 60% almost want to move on, yet he has a lead of, what, 25 points or something, 23 points over the rest of the field. a large percentage of the likely caucus goers there say, we don't think he really committed a crime. he didn't do anything worthy of keeping him out of the white house, but we want to move on. it is hard to make sense of it, other than what you're saying, maybe they don't want to say to a pollster from nbc news or the des moines register that they're done with trump, but maybe they are? i don't know. it's a hard one to figure out. fact remains, even with the latest number that we're highlighting this morning, that he is in demand of this primary right now. whether he ekes out a victory or wins big in iowa, he didn't have to be on the debate stage because he is leading by a wide margin in this primary, right now anyway. >> former president donald trump will travel to atlanta on thursday to turn himself in after he and 18 others were indicted in a wide-ranging el

the other thing in the des moines register plan -- in the des moines register they asked people in selecting nominee, what is most important? 65 percent said closest to your views. only 29 percent said able to -- the best chance to defeat biden. wow, someone would rather have a nominee closer to their views that loses the presidency, that will be incredible. but, i will tell you what, if they are going to train their eyes on joe biden, there's a lot to go after. i mean, his ridiculous response twice in maui about what is going on with hawaii, no comment. and then showing up and talking about a story that's totally fiction about overstating lightning in his house and trying to trump again what these people have gone through on their island by talking about lightning hitting his house and delaware and almost losing a corvette and a cat? >> steve: not exactly the same thing. i have been reading this morning ron desantis has 450eurd a very prominent de debate coach to hep him get through this cycle. you he has backed away from the super pac you are referring to where it's talking about hitting v

what you're looking at here is this des moines register poll.a storied history, goes way back. you're looking at the des moines register poll, who was leading and how much they were leading by in republican races at this same point. so some perspective on that 23-point lead that trump enjoys right now. it's not the largest we've ever seen a republican candidate, george w. bush at this point in the 2000 cycle was 27 points ahead in iowa. he ended up winning the caucuses by 11 points. bob dole in 1996 at this point was 46 points ahead in iowa. he ended up winning the '96 caucus us but lost almost all of that 46 point lead. he ended up holding off pat buchanan by three points. we have several examples of candidate who is led in iowa including trump himself at this point in the 2016 cycle who ended up losing. their leads weren't quite as big. this does tell you overall that historically there's room for movement in these polls. this is sort of the starting point in terms of our nbc des moines register poll. there's room, there's been room historical

new voters, 60,000 new people just in metro des moines.wth of the population here, then go back in time to 2016. where trump was weakest is the population growth. you'd have to say today, talking to republicans on the ground, voters, strategists, smart people who understand this state. right now trump is a prohibited favorite. if you're going to stop him, you need to do it early. the best hope would be iowa because trump is very, very popular in new hampshire. then it goes on and on. how would you rank this today, especially after spending a week with those iowa republicans last week. it is improbable. if it were today that anyone could stop trump. especially when, like seven years ago, you have so many candidates. there's a debate in a couple of weeks. a lot of candidates expected to drop out by the time we get to iowa. improbable you could beat him, but is it impossible? no. it's a narrow path, but the math is right here in the des moines suburbs and beyond, which is why i'm honored, privileged to spend the next five months on the road g

let me go to vaughn hillyard who's in des moines for us. thanks for getting to a camera.appreciate it. talk to us about what you're hearing on the ground from voters there? i know we just got all of that polling from steve kornacki about donald trump's popularity but also the secondary polling talking about the favorability of other candidates. when you talk to people about their concerns on electability, do they see donald trump as electable, and a question that's top of mind for how they might, i don't want to say cast their ballot, because we caucus in iowa, but how we choose in iowa. >> a high school gym and church are going to show up and have to go in front of neighbors and family members and fellow church goers and going to have to publicly say who they're supporting. your question is perfect. we sat down with four folks who participated, picked up the phones and actually took part in the new nbc poll, and they were divided. two of the folks who are supporting donald trump, fervently believe he is the best positioned to win in the general election and is the most e

they will be able to go to the des moines register soap box. and see the butter cow. what they are getting out and doing is meeting iowans that will likely go to caucuses in january, trying to shore up votes. they are answering questions and iowans have a lot of questions about how the candidates are going to proceed forward and make our country better. >> steve: i forgot about the butter cow, i love that, too. senator, tell us a little bit about, you know, it is unscientific poll, what are you hearing from people you talk to in iowa on the ground about the state of the race on the republican side? >> yeah, it has been really interesting, steve. everyone i talk to and i've got 97 of our 99 counties done. i do a full grass 99 county tour every single year. i'm out and about and hear republican caucus goers, i hear them talk about how they fresh start for america. they want to see a level of energy and excitement brought back to our white house that, who knows what the january caucus, but it is going to be a tough one, we have a lot of candidates

from des moines, this is 30 minutes. ♪ >> thank you for joining us this morning.s is a great crowd and degree opportunity for you to hear from our republican presidential candidates, especially as we lean into the first of the nation caucus. i have my oldest granddaughter with me. can you stand up? [applause] give it up. [applause] i am so pleased to have with me former south carolina governor, ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. it is great to have you back. >> great to see you. >> i will give you a few minutes to say hello. >> it is great to be at the fair. i am from rural south carolina. whenever i come to iowa, it does feel like home. i grew up playing on farms, people took care of each other, neighbors took care of neighbors. iowa feels friendly, it is nice, it is respectful. i was always really proud of the south carolina state fair. i really was. you guys really bring it. this is unbelievable, it really is, it says a lot about iowa. you guys are showing off and now i realize while you are showing off, it is great. >> we have a lot of fun at the fair. i wou

were quite weak in iowa alexis mcadams in des moines thank you. i celarthel.rthel: thank you for more this wondering right now doctor laurenlordwright princeton univy political scientist. don't listen, lauren as of now it's a no is not going to change if it remains a note to wednesday's debate? do you agree with chris christie think that would be a mistake on the part of donald trump? >> only because his trump to i think we might see some kind of surprise of the last minute. but look if i am advising donald trump as many of his advisers are saying, i don't think there is a positive to appearing on the debate stage when you are head and shoulders above everyone on the stage. and where that you love trump or think he's the worst president we have ever had, he has key differentiators he has done the job before. and so he's not planning on appearing on the stage for the same reason joe biden is not attacking rfk. the polling is such that he is so far ahead and he does not want to dilute the status of being the former president, which is a key advantage for him. ev

the growth around des moines is stunning.onite. >> i don't appreciate the negativity. >> jocelyn is a single mother that manages projects. tim scott intrigues her, sometimes desantis. >> there's a lot of ugh around him. >> reporter: she is done it trump's gop. >> i see the party as a party of personality responsibility. for this man to still be on the national stage representing the republican party is very troubling to me. >> reporter: they live a few miles apart, but don't know each other. both voted for trump twice after supporting someone else in the caucuses. both want someone new this time. both think shop now, but in the inderally friends around one trump alternative. >> i think the moderates need to band together. it's kind of like a no-brainer. sioux city is 200 miles from the des moines suber. trump is much stronger here. did you caucus? 2016? >> whether you like him or not, he has could rhythm. charisma. >> i think we need to get rid of biden. i think we need to get rid of trump. i think we need to move on. >> repo

cnn's senior national correspondent kim law is joining us from des moines.aring from voters there? >> reporter: good morning, the state fair is just starting to open up. this is the main event day. at least politically. we're going to see the arrival of donald trump and ron desantis at almost the exacttime. we don't anticipate they are going to see each other face to face. and number one to follow tradition, donald trump is not going to do the traditional iowa state fair visit that is evolving or some of the retail politics that iowans are used to the state fair. i want to show you who he is bringing. you might think of it as trolling to get inside desantis' head. he's bringing a number of u.s. representatives from the state of florida. ne of them, in fact, to walk with him, to make the point that the governor of florida can't draw support, even from people in his own state. so this type of trolling doesn't work with iowans. iowa republics who we spoke to appear a bit mixed. some who say they don't believe the doj has any legitimacy in this case involving do

let's bring in alexis mcadams joining us from des moines this hour. hi. >> every voter we talked to on the ground in iowa brings up the economy paying more from everything from groceries to utilities than they ever have before. >> honestly, everything is more expensive. i have three kids and so just getting diapers is really expensive. >> according to these new fox news polls 38% of americans say the economy is the most important problem facing the country. more than half say grocery prices are a major problem followed by gas prices and utility costs. >> gas has gone up just yesterday so it's pretty high. hard to go places. >> how does that affect everything going on with your day-to-day activities? >> you just don't go as much. >> so 52% of democrats say joe biden has made things better, up from last july. most republicans and majority of independents tell us he has made things worse. that's a 17-point shift coming more from an increasing number of democrats being dissatisfied overall. voter dissatisfaction with the direction of the country dropped b

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she is live in des moines today. nice to see you, alexis. morning from the iowa state fair. there were a lot of moments which we'll get to in a second. we caught up with the frontrunners trump and desantis. i asked trump if he will come to the debate in milwaukee. >> going great, beautiful place. we love it. we love iowa. >> feel like you are popular in iowa? >> the biggest crowd they've ever had, they say. i love them and they love me. >> are you going to come to the debate? >> are you going to come to the debate in milwaukee? >> that's a good question. >> desantis was here for hours on the ground, bill. then trump flew in creating quite a buzz at the state fair surrounded by secret service and big crowds of voters in a hot and steamy des moines. nine florida republican members of congress who endorsed him over desantis. desantis walked around with his family and shaking hands and trying to show off his personality. he says he is ready for the debate stage and thinks trump needs to show up. >> fox news debate is coming up in milwaukee. do y

this is our new nbc news des moines register poll of the first caucus state of iowa.e you see trump's lead at 42%. desantis, the second place but at 19%. no one else in double digits. trump not there tonight. who has the biggest opportunity on paper to move up? is there room here for one of the candidates to make this a race with trump? when you dig deeper into the numbers, you see two candidates who have an obvious opportunity tonight. it's desantis and tim scott. it's because of this, let me show you what we did here. we asked folks in this poll not just who their first choice is. on the first choice, trump is way ahead. we asked their second choice and running through all of the candidates, are they -- tell me who you are actively considering. maybe you are not voting for them yet, but they are under active consideration in your mind. i think this is interesting. trump, if you combine those three categories, does have the highest number at 63%. look, desantis is almost equal there, 61%. tim scott, not far off at 53%. what you see in our poll in iowa and what you se

the latest force. >> john, good evening from des moines, iowa at a busy i was state fair.had a lot of fun today but we also worked really hard and caught up with almost all of the candidates who are out here on the ground including former president donald trump, which we will get to in just a minute find out if he's going to show up to the fox news debate in milwaukee just days from now. we also walked around the fair with 40 governor ron desantis talking to him one on one asking how it feels like he has connected with the voters here in iowa. he says he's going to go to all 99 counties. topic to border and talked about why he things he should be the next president, listen. >> what you want people to know about you if they are just going to end up having to side between you two is a top front runners? >> look i'm a blue-collar kid i came from working a minimum wage jobs i've volunteered to serve this country in iraq are. i've been a governor who has been able to have massive success both politically and policy and that most likely to be biden. >> we also talked with former

alexis mcadam is live in des moines with more on this. alexis. >> hey arthel.we are in the cheese curd tent right now. this is pretty much the most popular part of the iowa state fair even though it's more of a wisconsin delicacy which we will get to in a minute. there's been lots of action here in terms of politics which means the main course here in des moines. as a state fair wraps up to what's on the gop heavy hitters go to other states including georgia marie just saw a few people on stage a short time ago including former new jersey governor chris christie who slammed donald trump, watch. >> how about we do this, this time. we nominate someone who we know in our hearts will put the country first and not their self interest first. we will put your children and grandchildren ahead of their own children and grandchildren. how about we nominate and elect someone like that? >> we also saw chris christie as we mentioned, and on friday tim scott, ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pence all standing on that stage in the same city where the fo

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alexis in des moines, thanks. fox poll indicates president biden has a 3 point edge over former president trump in a head-to-head matchup numbers 44 to 41. president biden celebrating the anniversary of inflation reduction act which by the way he recently told supporters he should not have called it that. the republicans say the american people have been feeling the effects of bidenomics and they don't like it. the president's approval ratings in our latest poll tend to back up that g.o.p. position. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us from the north lawn with the latest. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. one notable absence at this bill's first birthday party was the senator who helped write it. joe manchin today was railing against the biden administration for implementing this law as a radical climate agenda as new estimates show the climate spending that was passed will end up costing nearly three times what they planned. but the white house is glossing over it. >> thank you, mr. presi

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get some face time with candidates. gabriel, alexander reports from these days capital de moines, they're animals and lots of them and plenty of ways to get an adrenalin rush at lots of food and unusual food, want a rattlesnake corn dog here you can get it. welcome to the iowa state fair and american midwest tradition, dating back to 18. 54. the oldest and largest agricultural exposition in america, with about $1000000.00 visitors every year. it's also, i was biggest annual event for presidential candidates. all those people mean one thing. wow. are yeah, potential voters, and that's why every 4 years during election season, candidates running for president descend on the fair to take part in the political soapbox. when they're given a microphone, a captive audience and 20 minutes to make their sales pitch. for candidates, it's a chance to drum up boats ahead of the all important 1st in the nation, iowa caucus is to be held in january here to iowa, state fair. it's a rare opportunity for voters to get up close and personal with the candidates. you know, i'm, i'm in the front row, 5 or 6 f

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we have fox team coverage, but begin with alexis mcadams on the ground in des moines. alexis, senator scott is gaining more support as the days go on. >> hey, gillian, that's right. we saw it here on the ground firsthand in iowa as he was working the crowds and connecting with voters. people were stopping him every two steps and trying to shake his hand and talk with him about his vision for america. so this afternoon senator scott in the top three in the power rankings. he says it's because of his common sense conservative views and he believes america is ready for a new face. listen. >> you think voters are ready to move on from donald trump? >> i'm running for president, i believe they are. i think people are excited about an optimistic positive message and conservativism as long as you have a backbone. you don't have to be angry to win people over to the conservative proposition. >> but still this afternoon donald trump remains the clear front-runner, followed by ron desantis in second place, and in most national polls, tim scott is a distant third but the only can

. >>> this hour, our nbc news des moines register poll revealing the major impact the former president's claim that he won the 2020 election is having on likely iowa republican caucus goers. >>> and the first republican debate stage is set with eight trump challengers qualifying for the fox event in milwaukee. who will seize the spotlight? mr. trump tries to counter program in pretaped interview with fired fox tv host tucker carlson. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the countdown is on. donald trump, after announcing on social media, he will surrender to the fulton county jail on thursday to be booked on charges including conspiracy and felony racketeering over alleged efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. and there's breaking news now, this hour, in atlanta where john eastman, the legal mastermind of a plan to get vice president mike pence to stop the election count on january 6th, has it turned himself in at the jail to be booked. nbc news has confirmed another co-defendant scott hall, a bail bondsman charged in the coffee county, georgia, data

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it is the firm that just conducted the first 2024 nbc news des moines registered poll.went through a lot of it, what stands out to you in this poll? >> well, i think that what is interesting about caucus polling is very difficult to do for one thing. the reason it is is because it is a fluctuating pool of people from cycle to cycle. i think it is easy to talk about, well, it is a set group of people. donald trump has this slice. maybe that's his ceiling, but maybe that's the floor. perhaps a way to think about it differently is you can make a bigger pie. one of the pieces of data in this poll shows that among independents, trump's lead is only two percentage points. they are only one out of four of the people who qualified as a likely republican caucus goer. but what we have seen in the past is where the ground with people talking about iowa and the importance of retail politics, the importance of the ground game. that is because you can go start knocking on doors, get people committed to your lesser ranked candidate, and have them show up in sufficient numbers, that th

i want to go to alexis mcadams who's listening to what they're saying in des moines.porter: hey, charles. yeah, a lot of reaction has been pouring in since that announcement came out yesterday because this is the center of the political universe is here at the iowa state fair in des moines. we checked in with some gop presidential hopefuls weighing in on what they think about that special counsel. take a listen. >> i don't trust it. i don't think the american people trust it. one, whatting took so long? two, is it hunter biden or is it the baden family? and three, did they do this as a distraction to take away from all the pay to play stuff that's coming out there? look, it's another reason why the department of justice has serious issues and needs to be cleaned out along with our intention issues, but i think it's also another reason why congress needs to keep their foot on the gas. keep asking questions because there's more questions than answers. >> reporter: and along with that big news, charles, the iowa state fair is drawing large crowds, probably the largest cr

that nbc news des moines register poll shows him up by 23 point over ron desantis in the iowa caucuser from that poll, 2/3 of voters don't believe he even committed a serious crime as he faces a combined 91 criminal counts. vaughn hillyard joins us from des moines, indiana, brendan bucker is a former aide to house speaker paul ryan and john boehner and an msnbc political analyst. vaughn, you sat down with four of the iowa voters who actually participated in this poll. i'm so interested to hear what they had to tell you. what's your big take away? >> reporter: the big take away is among the four that we talked to actually participated in the new poll. two are ardent trump supporters. one woman, deb, who you'll see, deb suggesting, though, that if something were to happen to donald trump, that she would trump to vivek ramaswamy. the other two were in the anti-trump, they will not vote for trump in a general election in 2024, and yet when the question came who's under consideration, that's exactly what our poll found, there are still a number of trump alternatives who are under consider

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correspondent alexis mcadams is still in des moines tonight. >> as candidates will hurd and perry johnsonhe iowa state fair, the g.o.p. heavy hitters campaigning in georgia. [cheers] >> on stage in the same city where the former president was just hit with his fourth indictment. governor kemp says americans should stop living in the past. >> if you are still mad about that, quit complaining and do something that will help us win in 2024. >> candidates hit on a top issue for voters. >> what they are talking about is inflation. and why groceries and gas are expensive. >> i think that run away spending is driving inflation. that debt is driving inflation. >> a topic that will come up in wednesday's debate. >> i hope that we will be focused on the future of the country, rather than some of the other static that's out there right now. >> static like leaked document discussing understands' debate tactics, though his team points out it came from a super pac, not the campaign. adding a statement, quote: we are by now well accustomed by the attacks from all side as the media and other candidates r

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