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we go now to the republican governor of the state of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders.overnor. >> good morning, margaret. it's great to be with you. >> it's good to talk to you. you are one of the youngest, if not the youngest governors in the state, the first female governor of arkansas. i want to ask you about a number of things, including the current arkansas

caucuses one week from today, the trump campaign has schedulee an event with republican governor sarah huckabee sanders. what is sarah huckabee sanders famous for since she stopped being the trump white house spokesperson? as governor, she has r, distinguished herself by repealing child labor laws. who doesn't think there isn't anything wrong with america that couldn't be fixed by chaining more children to the looms? the biden campaign, i'm sure, would love to be running on issues like that. on the issue of abortion rights, as of tonight, we are seeing the first news reporting from "the new yorker" about the first american woman who may have died in texas because of the om republicans' abortion ban there. her name was yeni glick. she was married. it was a high-risk pregnancy. four outside experts have concluded that when the life-threatening complications started in her high-risk pregnancy, had she been offered an abortion, it, quote, probably would have saved her life. she died. the united states supreme court, dominated by republican appointees, has just allowed republican controlled idaho state gove

stuart: let me throw this out you, sarah huckabee sanders for vice president she was formerly the pressrump and now she's the governor of arkansas, how about her for vp. >> i think donald trump all has his top criteria to be loyal and sarah huckabee sanders has shown she's been loyal to the president as press secretary when she ran for governor in arkansas as well but in the end of fiber to put my money down right now and i like the bills yesterday to beat the chiefs, don't listen to me when making bets and predictions, i think tim scott will be the vice presidential nominee for the reasons i listed earlier. stuart: i think we will have to wait some time before mr. trump tells us who his pick really is, who knows, thank you very much see you again real soon. biden blasted after he bragged about his dream team, who is in or on the dream team. >> that would be biden himself, first lady jill, vice president kamala harris and second gentlemen dug them off, there's a picture he posted, the dream team, still christmas in the picture, that is the term that the president used into posted that p

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sarah huckabee sanders joins us right nowest years. h . uge jump >> that is a huge jump for you.f congratulations. thank you. it's an exciting time to be citings. unfort you know, i think unfortunately jor californians, gavin newsomun is following the joe biden model in every single thing he touches he seems scr to screw up, which is bad for california, but greatarkans states like arkansas, where we're cutting taxes, improvingas education, fighting crime. and because we're taking those typeeds of steps, we are seeingn a massive influx of new people to our stat te we likel to tell people we're open for business. we're glad you're here open. >> welcome to arkansas. just don't forget why you left californiae to aforget w in thei by the way, that should be like a lorst. know how you can possibly vet people for that. but my admonition people is if you're going to pack up and move. and i was kind of shocked thiseh week that there was a lot of coverage that i moved to florida . i didn't expect that. but the reality is it's everything you're sayin

we go now to the republican governor of the state of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders. good morning, governor. >> good morning, margaret. it's great to be with you. >> it's good to talk to you. you are one of the youngest, if not the youngest governors in the state, the first female governor of arkansas. i want to ask you about a number of things, including the current arkansas law. we've been tog a lot about reproductive health. the law bans abortions except to save the mother's life in a medical emergency. no exceptions for rape or incest. your attorney general has twice recently rejected ballot measures that would repeal the ban and give a limited right to abortion up until 18 weeks of conception. as governor, are you open to any ballot initiative? >> look, i'm proud of the fact that arkansas is one of the most pro life states in the country. i'm unon getically pro life. i believe we are a culture that protects life, values life. i think that's who we are as a country and i'll continue to support those measures. >> but i know those are your personal convictions. woul

brennan's guests include michigan governor, gretchen whitmer, nikki haley and arkansas governor, sarah huckabee sandersght. f0 >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> now at 6:00, you can see that rain is starting to come down in many parts of the bay area as the national weather service is now issuing a new warning for this weekend. plus, thousands of people marching down market street despite the rain. we speak to protesters on both sides of the abortion debate. >> the reason they come here is to throw it in our faces. >>> and the unhoused are used to sleeping with one eye open. now they can finally rest easy thanks to one east bay church. >>> good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. no matter where you live in the bay area, you'll see plenty of rain this weekend. we have people out and about in the elements, and it's only going to get a little worse, a little heavier, and a little wetter outside. we get right over to first alert meteorologist darren peck tracking all the rain. >> the thing about this is it's two separate storms. we've got the rain coming in now. this is storm one. storm

arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will join us to talk about the issues republicans hope willivate their voters. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation". the new hampshire primary is just two days away. can anyone stop the trump steamroll towards the republican nomination? we go now to former u.n. ambassador nikki haley who is hoping to be the one to stop him. she's on the campaign trail in dairy, new hampshire. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> as you know, our cbs polling shows that you are the republican candidate with the best chance at beating joe biden in a head-to-head race, and yet, donald trump is the party's frontrunner. why do you think, ambassador, that the republican establishment isn't doing more to help you? >> well, i mean, this is what primaries are all about. this is about the fact that, you know, people get to decide which way they want to go forward. i have said you can pick more of the same or you can go forward with a new generational leader. more of the same is the fact that you have 70% of americ

you have people like stefan knick, sarah huckabee sanders and ben carsons who run circles around her. but look, i love this rose colored lens that we're look at nikki haley through. but i can tell you one thing, if nikki haley or when nikki haley does not win this primary, this will not be some gallon yant effort where she rides off into the sunset and says i tried to fix the republican party, put me in the annals of history. no, she'll be focused on 2028. >> note bakari just put himself on something of a short list for running mate for donald trump. rina, last word to you. >> this is where we can agree, i think that we're on c here, exactly zero. there is way too much bad blood. and if i'm not mistaken a few weeks a go there was a bird cage on her doorstep sent by trump himself. so who knows. i think that they are done for good. >> a-plus to both of you on this quiz. thank you both very much. >>> all i could think of when bakari started talking is so you're saying there's a chance. >> that's right, he's got a better chance he thinks than nikki haley to the donald trump's running mate

but what about sarah huckabee sanders, well, the pros for her are that she and the president have a fantasticp. she is super smart and super tough. how to deal with the vipers in the press corps and a lot of political experience? what are the cons? she just start her second year as governor of arkansas. though she comes from a political family in arkansas. that's where experience comes. in and trump's second con maybe trump does not need her to win arkansas, of course. then there is tulsi gabbard, now, that's kind of an interesting choice. the pros for tulsi gabbard, well ideologically in sync on important issues, no doubt. she is a former democrat, member of congress, and serves in the army reserve. the cons? perhaps a little low name recognition and she is from hawaii, which doesn't get trump that much more on this mollie hemingway and monica crowley. now, monica, one name that has been bandied about is elise stefanik, the congresswoman from new york and she is known now for taking on the renowned harvard president. >> so, the answer is yes, that calling for the genocide of jews violates ha

sarah huckabee sanders, arkansas governor and, as you know, former press secretary.ng bandied about, kristi noem, the south dakota governor. kari lake, certainly charismatic. we are even hearing about the alabama senator who my producers tell me denied our invitation to join our show twice, which now makes me think she doesn't like me. which would make her a terrible vp choice. national press secretary for the trump campaign, caroline levitt, joins us now. there's a secret name that i'm going to reveal later which i'm being told is in the running, but where is the president when it comes to picking the vp? >> as the president said yesterday, he has about 25% toward one person. that's not a lot, jesse. we are very much focused on winning the new hampshire primary tomorrow and then focusing our attention to taking the fight to joe biden, hopefully, if nikki haley decides to realize she has no pathway to the nomination in this race and will drop out. i don't know, genuinely. i don't know if the president even knows. i think he is still thinking about it. genuinely looki

what about sarah huckabee sanders?the presidt have a fantastic working relationship. she is super smart and super tough. d she obviously knows how to deal with the vice president and the press corps and has a lot of political experience. what are the cons? she did just start her second you were as governor from arkansas in a political familye from arkansas and that's where her experience comes in. and may be trump does not need her to win arkansas, course. tulsi gabbard, that is an interesting choice. the pros for tulsi gabbard, on important issues, no doubt, shen is a former democrat member ofay congress and serves in the army reserves. the cons, perhaps, little low name recognition and she is from hawaii, which doesn't get that much pure form on this mollie hemingway, fellow senior editor and fox news contributor d former assistant trip to mike secretary, monica, one name that has made it out a littlene bit is elise stefanik, the congresswoman from new york and she has known for taking on the renowned harvard preside

very interesting things interviews of people who have run federal agencies all conducted by sarah huckabee sandersshe does a really good job and you get a chance to really see how these agencies work and how they affect the american people. virtually everyone, all the staff in american cornerstone are veterans of the executive branch should they share their expertise. we stuff. i went i went to government i was a newbie. and i had a lot to learn. you learn particularly about how vicious the swamp is. i cannot get my people certified by congress. most of the work and a federal agency is done by the assistant secretary for the deputy secretary. i did not have an assistant secretary for five months. i didn't have a deputy secretary for eight months. they would not okay my people. eventually they did but i think the thinking was if we don't give him his people he will quit. they don't know me. they think because i'm quiet and mild mannered that i give up easily. i don't by any stretch of the imagination. it just made me more determined. we eventually got the right people and once we did that we were a

i think he has been talking to people, he likes his former press secretary sarah huckabee sanders.der, or race. in his mind that is going to make a better appeal to the electorate. >> coates: if it were say ben carson. [laughter] i don't even get to the question and she's like -- what can i say about that what do you want to say about that ashley? >> yes please, choose ben carson go for it. >> coates: you would pick ben carson. because he's a black man. i don't think >> black men are looking for. it won't >> translate but continue. >> i don't think that will get him where he wants to be. when i think about -- i think you are right. i don't think it was a contentious primary at all, but donald trump is so sensitive, anyone who does not kiss the ring he will not. support i do think that nikki haley would outshine him as his vp, that's why -- she might overcome him in this primary. but what would it be like to debate the current vice president, that will be part of it. what demographic are you actually struggling with? you know, right now the polls are showing an overwhelming majority

top of the list is at least stefanik, tim scott, sarah huckabee sanders. includes kari lake and j.d. vance. give me your best guest, peter? before covering donald trump a long time now. >> yeah, i think that you have all the right people to put on the list. it depends on a lot of. thanks first of all, he's going to look for someone he considers to be loyal. what is his lesson he got from mike pence? mike pence was loyal for three years, and almost 365 days. but in his last few days of the presidency, he decided he couldn't go along with trump's pressure to unconstitutionally declare themselves to be the winner of an election that they lost. so, he's gonna be looking for someone who isn't have that much independents. and it's hard to find, even in this group. so, i think it is a kind of sweet stage we're gonna see from loyalty to being shown to trump. at least stefanik has been very, very you know, very clear how she is come as a person. she wants to do whatever he wants. tim scott, even though he ran against trump for the nomination, demonstrated this last

and i, i pointed out, they said, i still remember when sarah huckabee sanders gave the response to presidentreat job. her best line was she said the guide in america today is normal versus crazy. and the democrats and the left are the party of crazy. they think boys should -- martha: joe manchin said today that he thinks he's the party of common sense and normal. >> president trump's the -- the republicans are the party of common sense, for goodness sake. so that, to me, is what this is about. and president trump's, i think he's going to win big tomorrow and win big and be our president. martha: chairman of the judiciary committee, thank you very much for stopping by today. so have we mentioned it's cold here? we mention it about every five minutes. freeze ifing temperatures here in iowa is now one of the stories because it may have an impact on the numbers tomorrow night. the winter blast will hit well beyond the midwest though. we're going to give you your full forecast. it's winter, folks. i mean, this is what we expect, right? snow boots, cold weather. we'll tell you what to look for in

arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders throwing hers support behind her former boss the trump press secretary attending to faith-based events today ahead of tonight's caucus, you may remember her father mike huckabee who served as arkansas governor won the iowa caucus back in 2008, largely thanks to the evangelical vote, he did not win the nomination would ultimately went to senator john mccain, regardless iowa caucus winners have special insight into the first major event of the race, let's go live to little rock arkansas where mike huckabee is standing by, great to have you on the show i love the prism, i think we know the iowa caucuses that really town, as you know it doesn't necessarily set the final melody or the crescendo of the election what should voters gleam of what happens on the ground. >> i think more importantly than who's good when the presidency, what iowa would do who's not good when the presidency. it does have a way of thinning out the pack and i think the real question tonight where does ron desantis end up he put all of his marbles in iowa, he's really spent mos

you have to look at stefanik, kari lake, perhaps, sarah huckabee sanders, but don't look at the -- someone like tucker carlson who shovels in xenophobic in a way that people lap up on the republican side. >> okay, tom nichols, you've got a shot of this question. who do you think? >> she is working hard for. it i'm probably less -- with donald, trump you can ever predict, a little less inclined than david to think of an outside shot, because there is a republican that will put some pressure not to pick tv stars. but anything can happen. >> okay, susan, give me your one name again, and i will get the dawn real quick. we are just out of time, guys. >> jt, brit senator from alabama. she brings a little bipartisanship, she's a woman, she is conservative. >> last one to you. who do you think? who is the pick for trump? don. >> likely temp scott. >> okay, all right. he's your friend. all of you, my, friends thank you so much for joining me. that's going to do it on this -- breaking news coverage with jonathan from washington continues next on this big news day. >>> we begin the 4:00 hour with bre

you have to look at stefanik, kari lake, perhaps, sarah huckabee sanders, but don't look at the -- someone like tucker carlson who shovels in xenophobic in a way that people lap up on the republican side. >> okay, tom nichols, you've got a shot of this question. who do you think? >> she is working hard for. it i'm probably less -- with donald, trump you can ever predict, a little less inclined than david to think of an outside shot, because there is a republican that will put some pressure not to pick tv stars. but anything can happen. >> okay, susan, give me your one name again, and i will get the dawn real quick. we are just out of time, guys. >> jt, brit senator from alabama. she brings a little bipartisanship, she's a woman, she is conservative. >> last one to you. who do you think?

he's going to -- trump demands ultimate loyalty he'll find somebody like elise stefanik or sarah huckabee sandersmaster. >> he does like henry mcmaster he's a pretty good guy too i'm not sure he's really -- they are friends. he was the first state wide elected official to endorse him. >> i just watched an interview with trump where he made this sort of comment about henry mcmaster in a way that made you think -- >> he's been running around with doug burgum, a buddy of mine, ran and he's the north dakota governor he'll end up in the cabinet, but -- he's been working on it. >> so, trump/haley you vote for trump >> trump/haley i don't think donald trump should be anywhere near the white house. i'm a life long republican i was a -- this is not my republican party. >> you don't think democracy is over don't you think we have a pretty strong system of checks and balances >> i understand the frustrations and concerns i think there could be some real -- it is going to be a wild ride between now and november. but, no, i don't think it is the end of democracy, but i think we're going to have a bumpy road.

a good moment for tim scott in his race against ben carson or representative stefanik or sarah huckabee sanders are probably frontrunners for the vice president. but it made my stomach curl a bit. >> and almost got senator scott's reaction to what donald trump said. because he said i love you. i think he said more like i loooove you and almost gave him a hug. but it shows the lengths that he is going to to impress donald trump. and you think about what are the qualifications he is looking at for someone in the vp pick. he said he's made up his mind but the team has to make a team decision. his qualifications are not about your experience or your qualifications or your background. it is about loyalty to donald trump. those are the top credentials for him. and he wants someone that is out there that is out there and impresses him but will not overshadow him. so you have to find that fine line to make sure that you are making an impression on him, that you won't steal his shine. and tim scott i think will help in some ways. you have to look at donald trump, how is he going to appeal to the general

at the same time as the debate and is relying on conservatives like sarah sanders, mike huckabee, roseanne barr and ben carson to campaign on his behalf throughout the week, an effort to increase turnout from voters before hosting for rallies over the weekend leading up to the caucuses. >> we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. 2024. is a final battle with trump opting out of wednesday's debate. nikki haley and ron desantis will take center stage. haley's team is giving her time to prepare for both the upcoming debate and another town hall on women's issues. >> and desantis will also be participating in a similar women's focus town hall. but with a stop in his home state of florida midweek desantis will be hosting a series of campaign events back in iowa before the weekend. well, the battle right now and i want is for second place. i think anybody who looks at numbers agree entrepreneur. vivek ramaswamy has a busy campaign schedule ahead in iowa with 5 campaign events on monday, 7 on tuesday and 3 on wednesday like trump ramaswamy is looking to take eyeballs away fro

sarah huckabee was planning to stump for former president trump in iowa but she had problems with the weather. i will have to come out there and get you some snowplows or something. governor sarah sandersck to the show. can i ask you a question? i know it is plowing old ground but you were a senior staff in the white house. you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you, you know, anytime, day or not and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary, governor sanders? how do you lose a defense secretary for almost a week? >> you know, it is beyond my comprehension. like you having worked in the white house. they can find you literally i in where. not just they can but they do often and the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized in the white house, didn't know, and the president wasn't aware is truly beyond comprehension, however, it is sort of seems like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half the time so it is not surprising he wouldn't also know where his staff is. it's another reason that it is so important that over the course of the next week we make su

sara huckabee, who was planning to stump for former president trump in iowa but she had some problem with the weather, i'll have to come out there get you snow plows or something. governor sarah sanders welcome back. can i ask you, i know it, it is plowing old ground, but you are senior staff in white house, you were in touch with the situation room. you knew that you were working for a guy, president trump, who just might call you you know any time, day or night, and often did. how do you lose a defense secretary? governor sanders? how? for almost a week? >> you know it is beyond my comprehension, like you having worked in white house, they can find you anywhere. and not just they can, but they do. often. the idea that the secretary of defense was hospitalized and the white house did not know and president was not aware is truly beyond comprehension. however, it is sort of seem like it may be status quo for this place. joe biden doesn't know where he is half of the time, not surprising he would note know -- not know where is staff is, another reason so important we make sure that people in iowa and then across can'tr country get out and vote for donald trump, we cannot continue down