as he possibly could "sioux city, we love sioux city.t -- what better time to be in sioux city than the fall nothing beats sioux city falls, or as i call them 'sioux falls.' so, as you can see, earlier that was not a mistake, it was an abbreviation." [ laughter ] "also, if you're not buying that, a quick hello to my friend in the front row, sue falls. [ laughter ] "we call her that because she trips a lot and also it's her given name you know how you spell sioux right? you spell it s-u if you spell it backwards, that's --" >> u.s [ laughter and applause >> seth: "i was just reading i was just reading a book upside down and picked that up. also, i like trump's reaction to finding out that he was wrong. >> oh, it's -- oh. >> seth: he reacts to finding out he's in a completely different city and state the way you react when a 5-year-old tells you the human head weighs 10 pounds. "oh, is that right very good, timmy now go play with some, uh, legos. what's that? oh, it's lego bricks is that right? [ light laughter ] "well, that's not irritati

sioux city, let me ask you how many people come -- how many people come from sioux city?hen: nice save. really well done. that's like a guy screaming his ex's name in bed and then saying, "oh, i said lisa? i meant vanessa. let me ask ya. how many people are here from vanessa?" anybody? just you, miss? we're learning more about the new speaker of the house, louisiana congressman mike johnson. [boos] seen here showing the size of a fish he recently baptized. after winning the gavel, johnson took some time to chat with sean hannity and told america he's an open book. >> someone asked me today in the media, they said it's curious, people are curious, what does mike johnson think about any issue under the sun? i said, well, go pick up a bible off your shelf and read it. that's my worldview. that's what i believe. >> stephen: well, okay. if the bible is his worldview on any issue, i don't know why progressives are nervous. he's clearly gonna ask the rich to sell all their possessions and give the money to the poor. [cheering] good for him. good for you! good for you. being bibl

so, sioux city let me ask you - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "where was i sioux city sioux city." was like, "someone help that poor old man. he's confused and disoriented. [ laughter ] even the biggest trump supporters are thinking maybe those gag orders are a good idea yeah it makes sense that he was confused it was the first time in months he's been in a room without a jury so yeah. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: joke >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] then trump was like, "and i love your founder, the great dr. sioux. [ laughter ] 'green eggs and ham,' 'the grinch,' i love the grinch." [ light laughter ] you guys hear about this during a trip to china, california governor gavin newsom played a basketball game with some school kids. let's see how that went. >> jimmy: ooh, a good spin hoo-yah! [ audience oohs [ laughter ] yeah not every day that you see a a governor pick up a technical foul against a 7-year-old. [ laughter and applause it's like -- oh, have you guys heard about this toyota recall toyota -- it's not good. check the -- check this out. >> a recall alert for you this morning. t

sioux city, not to sioux falls. the exact scenario that trump imagined biden would do, mixing up locations. >> where am i, what country is this? egos thank you very much and all name a country and into the wrong country that doesn't. used to do it woods state when he was campaigning. it's great to be in idaho, sir, sir, this is iowa. >> now, in recent weeks, trump has also mixed up with the bushes, he mixed up hungry, turkey, and their leaders. he bragged about beating barack obama in 2016, which obviously he did not do. he praised the intellect of hezbollah, and obviously, if president biden had done any of these things right-wing media would be leading their shows with his gaffes. but now, some of trump's rivals are taking notice. >> he is wedded to the teleprompter. he cannot get off that teleprompter. anytime he does, he says things like don't vote, he's telling people not to vote. really? you lost the popular vote to hillary clinton in 2016. you don't have all the votes you need. and so i think it just shows th

joining us live from sue sioux city, iowa, is jeff zeleny. >> good morning. it's a race for second place that's define ing this republic presidential candidacy. and the increase for nikki haley since the last poll was taken is really quite extraordinary. now she is in second place here in iowa with florida governor ron desantis. you can see that their competition has been rising. we saw that on the last debate stage, but it is that strong commanding lead from the former president that really defines this race. so, yes, the race has changed over the weekend with mike pence dropping out. that's barely made a blip into the estate of the race here. it's a three-person race at this point. one interest ing point about haf of caucus goers say they have not made up their minds. they may be hoping to changing their minds. that fwifs hope to some of the lower candidates, but for dd dd, his supporters are locked in. he made that clear yesterday right here in sioux city. >> i'd like to apologize. people say you cannot assume you're going to win in iowa. we are up by 47 p

the biden campaign blasted the clip out of him mixing up the sioux city and sioux falls thing, on twitter is not the man you want at the helm. >> he doesn't relate to many of the trials, except for the new york city one. that's driving h crazy. >>> a new poll out. "the des moines register" and mediacom, trump is at 43% among caucus-goers. tied for second is ron desantis and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley at 16% each. 54% of these caucus-goers say they could still be persuaded to vote for another candidate. 41% say their minds are made up. as for how trump's legal problems could impact a general election matchup with president joe biden, 65% believe he could beat biden no matter what. 32% say trump's legal challenges will make it nearly impossible for him to beat the sitting president next november. joining us now, founder of the conservative website, the bulwark, charlie sykes. what do you make of these poll results? >> well, i think that they just reinforce the fact that, number one, donald trump remains the apex predator of the republican party. it also reinforces the fact that many

so sioux city, how many people come from sioux city? how many people? >> not just the wrong city but also the wrong state. he says biden's losing it. that was trump on sunday, just hours before judge tanya chutkan reinstated the gag order in the federal election interference case. which he may have already violated. also tonight, my commentary on the violence in the middle east, and the questions we all should be asking. plus, the war's impact on politics here in the u.s. as republicans escalate their extreme rhetoric and president biden shows signs of political vulnerability, despite the good economic and labor news that just keeps rolling in. >>> but we begin tonight with donald trump getting a taste of what he has long complained he's always wanted, the same treatment under the law as every other american citizen. it comes in the form of a reimposed gag order from judge chutkan overseeing his federal election interference case in washington, d.c. the gag order which was initially put in place two weeks ago and temporarily lifted by judge chutkan short

so sioux city. let me ask you. how many people come from sioux city >> jimmy: perfect save!en noticed. it was incredible. trump was all over the place this weekend, so we slowed him down to half speed for another edition of drunk donald trump. ♪ >> and i apologize for those lights. the only place i don't have a light is up here. so that means we're going to have to weaken tonight. no light. they give us plenty of lights, but not to read this crap. they wrote me a beautiful speech. i might as well throw it right out the window. >> jimmy: he's great. he is doing great. and despite all his many ridiculous flaws and the fact that he turns on almost everyone he knows, he still manages to drum up support from old friends. in iowa, trump locked down a major endorsement from one of his own former cabinet member who is still willing to be seen with him in public. the formerly deceased dr. ben carson came out of mothballs to wow the crowd! >> you know, benjamin franklin was asked in 1787 after they finished the convention, what do we have here in a monarchy or a republic. he said a re

sioux city iowa. >>> we are joined now by political analyst michael.he president of the global policy institute of loyola university. 6 debates that define the institution. good to see you. mike pence is out. many contenders still remain. what impact do you think his dropping out will have on the race, if any, i have to ask? >> he was poling at maybe five%. in terms of the money other candidates will get pence is not going to have impact. there is not that much to spread around. likely to have little impact, if any. >> donald trump has a stronghold on this race. a look at recent polls. there is no contender that comes close, at this point. do you believe perhaps something with change in the next few months? yrn know i'm just preaching to a choir that tells us he will be a gop nominee. in quiet tones i'm only say the quiet part out loud. >> i don't see him doing a lot of damage. he is a viable candidate. he came in late and i don't know that donald trump will beat joe biden. i don't thing that, in spite of joe biden's age, which is a liability and democ

fire crews responded to a 36 acre fire near east tab or and charleston streets in sioux city this afternoon. time-lapse , wildfire camera show just how close that fire was to some homes fire crews were able to contain the blaze. luckily no structures were damaged. >>> governor newsom signing another round of bills and vetoing others the bills range from climate change to healthcare costs to psychedelic drugs. the governor vetoed a bill that would have capped the cost of insulin at 35 bucks above he also vetoed a bill that would have made california the first u.s. state that cast based discrimination as well as decriminalized the use of psychedelic motions. the governor does say despite the veto, he supports further research. as for the bills, noose, signed off on, they included two focusing on corporations impact on climate. one requires companies with at least $1 billion in annual revenue to publicly disclose greenhouse gas emissions, even from activities like employee travel. the other requires companies to release reports every two years on a climate related financial risks and how they

>> so sioux city. let me ask you, how many people come -- how many people come from sioux city?n, i misspeak, i talk on tv for a job, it's not about that. it's about smearing and insulting your opponent with something you do pretty regularly. joining you are conversation princeton university professor and distinguished political scholar eddie glaude is here and charlie sykes is here. i do not think that donald trump should be president again, but i do not take cheap shots from this chair and that wasn't the attempt. the point is what donald trump and many of his allies are trying to do to president joe biden is to sort of cede concerns about his age by pointing out and amplifying verbal gaffes and we thought as a show that we would try to shine the light on the glass house in which trump lives and that's what that sound was about. my question for you, charlie, is there is no chance it stops, right? >> no, there's no chance, in fact, one of the interesting things about donald trump is how addicted he is to projection. how many of the things he access his opponents of are actually

. >> and cnn's jeff zeleny joins us now from sioux city, iowa, where the former president spoke just short time ago. jeff, what can you tell us? >> jim, former president donald trump did not talk about chris christie, but he did talk about those indictments and of course, not in the same way that chris christie referenced them and this has become a central theme of the trump campaign trying to use those indictments as a rallying cry. to his base and his supporters in th in the orpheum theater, and they rallied to his cause. he made no mention of mike pence. of course, he got out of the race yesterday, was there no mention of the former president's former vice president, but what he did say, jim, perhaps coining a new phrase taking a play off the old drain the swamp. he said it's time to build the swamp. he wrapped in some election denialism in there, as well. let's listen. >> you know they cheat, you know that, right? you know how you beat cheaters? you have to swamp them. you have to swamp them. not drain the swamp. in this case, you have to build a swamp, okay, we'll build one. and

the former president, i would say to use one of his words, a low energy speech here today and in sioux cityfter a weekend of campaigning for him. and we also talked about his indictments. and saying they're not coming after me, they're coming after you. that of course has been a familiar refrain we've heard from him throughout the course of this campaign here, fred. >> did he have much to say about the fact that his former vice president is dropping out? >> reporter: in fact he didn't mention that at all. because we're seeing this republican field reshaping at least a bit. but the former president made zero reference to mike pence who was serving alongside of him for four years and now running against him. but he did talk about him briefly yesterday in las vegas and that is a choice and an interesting one to me. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much. we'll be right back. >>> small communities near the gaza border are arming themselves to ensure the october 7th attacks don't happen again. rafael romo spoke with a father and daughter who say they used to be advocates for peace with the palestinia

jeff zeleny, cnn, sioux city, iowa. >>> in keswick stan, officials say at least 45 miners were killed in a fire at a coalminer the weekend. rescue crews are still searching for one missing person. more than 200 people were reportedly inside the mine when a methane explosion started the fire. a criminal investigation is now underway. 's extends president declared a national day of mourning, and flags were flown at half mast on sunday. >>> as accusations increase that both sides may have committed war crimes in the israel/hamas conflict, and international criminal court prosecutor was on the grouound susunday at the crosossing to egypypt, that's s cocoming up. >>> international aid organizations are pleading with israel to allow humanitarian goods and services to enter gaza . the director of the united nations relief agency in gaza, warning that right now, the very fabric of society is beginning to break down. he says people are losing aid warehouses in gaza and that a humanitarian cease-fire is critical. aid for gaza civilians is coming through the crossing at an extremely slow pace. t

he was in sioux city, iowa. the biden campaign put it out there. they want everybody to see it. this is going to keep happening. >> it does keep happening. and donald trump has said all kinds of ridiculous things that you would think, that guy is not right in the head. but then, you know, the efocus s when joe biden slips up because of a childhood stutter, he breaks the internet. i will say one thing, dean phillips also talked about so many things are happening around the world. there is no one who compares to joe biden on the experience that he has on foreign policy, and that's exactly what we need right now. >> thankfully no one matches up to him. >> ladies, thank you so much. more after a quick b break. wewe'll be rigight back.

in the next hour, he will speak to voters in sioux city.awkeye state ahead of the first in the nation caucus on the republican side in january is. but tomorrow in colorado mr. trump will be on trial for his right to be on the ballot. the challenge based on mr. trump's role in the january 6th riot at the capitol, and a reading of the 14th amendment which bars anyone holding future office if they are found to have, quote, engaged in insurrection or given aid and comfort to insurrectionists. aishah: former vice president mike pence dropping his 2024 bid for the white house. pence has been struggling to gain traction in the polls and establish the fund raising to keep his campaign going. he made the announcement yesterday at the annual republican jewish coalition summit in las vegas saying it's just not his time. let's bring in now sarah bedford, political and investigative reporter at the washington examiner. hi, sarah. you know, i want to pull up this "wall street journal" editorial board op-ed, because i think they summed it up pretty well h

. >> in sioux city, iowa >> here for my 73rd birthday. >> from omaha, nebraska!or that to happen >> dreams are going to come true for you. >> i see a lot of hello al's al's got a lot of people to say hello to we can't get out and visit we're happy you're with us it's a beautiful thursday morning here in new york city. >> it's going to be a beautiful friday morning, as well. because tomorrow here on "today," we are hosting a very special event that we're looking forward to as parents, and one that all parents really need to see. >> we are so passionate about this we're going to dedicate the entire hour to an issue that has really defined a generation. kids and screentime. guys, we'll take an in depth look at all of the many challenges that come along with those devices, including the impact on kids' physical, mental, and social health. we're going to give you tools, too, to help your kids build a healthier relationship with technology, help you set boundaries, and if your kids already have that phone. we hope you'll join us for a good conversation. it's a special

there's a big dutch enclave right next to our city and the city of sioux falls now has a dutch mayor who's a very good, very popular. and my kids go to school with lots of vans and lots of other dutch kids. so i feel right at home here tonight. but thanks again. believes so. yes, i grew on a midwestern farm in eastern dakota. south dakota. it's kind of a divided state. eastern part of the states, very midwestern it's kind of like iowa and, southern minnesota, the western, which more people are with. that's kind of the pressure. the plains west, that's where the mountains are and the ranchers are. and the indian reservations, that's sort of a different place. that's very midwestern. that's kind of a classically think of deadwood and the black hills. but i'm from the eastern part of the state where most of the are and a place that used to be populated with lots of little farms. and my great grandfather others farmed 160 acre farms, corn hogs, cattle, very standard midwestern farms. and that's my dad was doing when i was born on a farm about three or four miles south of madison in south

there's a big dutch enclave right next to our city and the city of sioux falls now has a dutch mayor who's a very good, very popular. and my kids go to school with lots of vans and lots of other dutch kids. so i feel right at home here tonight. but thanks again. believes so. yes, i grew on a midwestern farm in eastern dakota. south dakota. it's kind of a divided state. eastern part of the states, very midwestern it's kind of like iowa and, southern minnesota, the western, which more people are with. that's kind of the pressure. the plains west, that's where the mountains are and the ranchers are. and the indian reservations, that's sort of a different place. that's very midwestern. that's kind of a classically think of deadwood and the black hills. but i'm from the eastern part of the state where most of the are and a place that used to be populated with lots of little farms. and my great grandfather others farmed 160 acre farms, corn hogs, cattle, very standard midwestern farms. and that's my dad was doing when i was born on a farm about three or four miles south of madison in south

he was in sioux city last night, talking about israel.video clip] >> israel is being under attack, and now we have terrorist sympathizers chanting their jihad slogans on our streets, all over our streets. with your vote, we will defend our country, defend our judeo-christian values, and defend western civilization. when i am president, the attacks on israel would not have happened. we had iran in a very good place. they were broke. now, they're rich. ukraine would never have happened. putin would have never done it. host: that was the former president speaking. i also have this to show you, a gallup poll from october 26 with this headline -- democrat'' rating of biden's -- it says the democrat rating fell 11 points to 75%, the lowest of biden's presidency. 87% overall approval rating, to match his record low. and biden's 11th quarter average rating is 40%, similar to trump's at the same time during his presidency. adele is a democrat in washington, good morning. caller: good morning. as far as who i will be voting for, we will wait and se

the night before the dinner during a meeting with his supporters in the state of iowa, in the city of sioux, he said a lot, obviously during the conversation, a lot and praised himself a lot, that he was the only one , the man who, as president, has already... done a lot for the american people and even more will do if he is elected next year in the elections, well, he said something else, what exactly, let's listen to the 45th president of the united states of america himself at the awards. to every american who fears that joe biden's catastrophic weakness will lead our country to ruin, i promise, as your president, i will restore peace through force, i will not allow world war iii, even though... we are very close to it, i know with many important people, good and bad, you know, there is a very strong politician, viktor orbán, who ever heard of viktor orbán, he is the leader of hungary, hungary borders both ukraine and russia, well first of all, you all noticed that he is again about viktor orbán and he is again about viktor orbán he, i don't know, who is writing these texts to him, or co

and we'll see the above average temperatures move from places like sioux falls, indianapolis, chicago, all the way to new york cityon, the nation's capital as well. i believe the extended forecast calls for a big cooldown right around the weekend. with the heat comes wildfire smoke, once again, just incredible. we have unhealthy air for some locations in and around boston. cape cod stretching into providence. this is going to continue, especially states new york, that's where we anticipate the worst impact of this wildfire smoke which originates into canada. we're familiar with it. we've seen it this summer. and it looks like it's going to make it thrits return once agai. and look at that, blowout temperatures just in time for my birthday. >> happy birthday, derek, i'm supposed to go to the first game of the alds, the "o's". see you again, my friend. >>> congressional democrat weigh mccarthy's fate. >>> and donald trump says he'll be in person, as his new york civil fraud trial begins. >>> if somebody wants to make a motion against me, bring it. >> there has to be an adult in the room. i am going to govern with wh

these temperatures, a shocking morning if you're getting out the door in rapid city. 20s there, 30 degrees on the mark for sioux falls. as we look ahead to this afternoon, it doesn't get much better, and it extends into portions of the southeast, places like nashville just topping out at 65 degrees. detroit sits at 55, a high of 57 for chicago. these numbers, 5 to 10 degrees below normal for where we should be for this time of year. that cold front is delivering as we get into tomorrow for parts of the northeast. once it's out of the picture, we end up into the low 60s for your high in new york, 63 for d.c., cincinnati in the 50s. next week we moderate to where we should be for a lot of places. cleveland will get back into the low 60s for wednesday, and even cincinnati will head back to the low 70s. it's a little bit of a temperature roller coaster. if you're looking for fall foliage, out west we're hitting peak colors. we're going to see some really nice colors in the rockies, sierras and the cascades. as we go to the upper >>> good morning. i'm meteorology kari hall. a nice cool start but another hot day. hea