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in the air here across the south force saturday. and again, for sunday, some of the areas could pick up two to three inches of rain, i think could be a slight risk of some flooding there across parts of texas and that's indicated here by the excessive rainfall risk. it's only a slight risk, a2 of the four categories, but we do have a freeze warning up to the north because things have already started growing up here, but temperatures as low as 29 degrees or minneapolis all the way down to just about lake ocha bogey into i0 up here goes the cold air all the way down toward the gulf coast, cooling down all of the areas they're in a warm back up in the west. so some of the inner mountain temperatures will be warm. even vegas gets all the way to no 90 degrees today and we go 48 for cleveland, only 53 and chicago and 51 as you work your way into minneapolis after that very cold morning kim nisia, officials say the wrong volcano is still erupting days after began spewing ash and
he continued to repeat the claim even to today, look at this from "the new york times" this was in 2019 and i want to put this back up, and 1988 joe biden was prone to embellishment. mr. biden said he was testing the presidential message in 1987 before new hampshire, saying that he march with tens of thousands of others to change attitudes and we change attitudes more than once. advisors reminded him of the problem with this formulation he had not actually marched during the civil rights movement and more than once he assured them that he understood and he kept telling the story anyway. this is not a problem of age this is one of pathology. >> kevin: i do not know a pilot to shinned that does not embellish. that is part of the actual job. the embellishment of politicians. it's just how far you take it. what's unfortunate is that we are talking about a father war
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excited voter and a regular voter is still about the same once they are in the room caucusing tomorrow night. but those numbers all back up what the trump campaign's theory of the case has been all along, which is right now, he is presumptively incumbent within the republican party. he is, despite all of those things you laid out, still the leader of basically a movement within this party. not just a traditional candidate. and they think they can harness that. i suppose if you're nikki haley and you're looking at this in terms of the enthusiasm, you're trying to find something to look at that gives you a little bit of hope. a lot of what we find from these trump supporters is that they are first-time caucus goers. that cuts both ways. these are people who are not necessarily part of the process technically, they're coming out to be new voters, maybe they're younger, maybe they're new here, maybe they were politically disengaged. it creates a bigger universe of people for him to reach. i've talked to a lot of those folks here today, theoretically there's an opportunity to go more into the show and less into the voting. but all the trump supporters i've talked to since i got on the ground here in iowa have been telling me versions of the
we store the back-up. it was frozen. when i tried to put it on, it was frozen and i couldn't get it on. i don't know if anyone got a pike of it. it didn't look great. but we were able to adjust it an owe the side line and get it warmed up and get rolling from there. >> how about the houston texans demolishing the browns. c.j. stroud cemented his offense rookie of the year honors. three touchdowns in the first half. most in an entire playoff game. back-to-back interceptions for touchdowns in the third quarter against joe flacco. a 45-14 win. even just three games last season and now here they are with stroud leading the way. houston advancing to the division round of playoffs. here is the coach. >> what this team has done, i mean, for c.j. to have the game that he had, unbelievable performance by a rookie, we talk about opportunity, now the biggest thing is what do you do
iowa for us this hour. so garrett, let me start with you. because you've got some reporting to do their. you've got a trump campaign event preparing to happen behind you. give us a sense. there's is new poll out, give us a y of the land on the ground. how is the trump team and others feeling about where things stand at this point? we >> jen, they're booed by the same numbers you just talked about. particularly that enthusiasm number which they feel like is evidenced even by the crowd behind me here. these events that donald trump has been doing in iowa are much smaller than his traditional mega rallies, but it's still a packed house. when it feels like temperatures of negative 35 degrees, the feels like here, that tells you something about how committed these trump supporters are. now, a very excited voter and irregular voter is still about the same once they are in the room caucusing tomorrow night. but those numbers all back up what the trump campaign's theory of the case has been all along, which is right now, he is presumptively incumbent within the republican party. he is, despite all of those things you laid out, still the leader of basically of movement
i've never met them. >> that's a great point. >> jesse: i have a feeling, if you remove your genitals, there's a few people who might have had some regrets. >> yeah, no kidding. football, as you said, is so important. because, you know this, young boys are absolute knuckleheads. they need structure. they need some form of leadership. you know kids, i know tons of kids who wouldn't have graduated from high school if they weren't playing football, basketball, soccer, baseball, whatever it was. they passed algebra two and chemistry so they can continue to play sports. when i see stories like this, i question whether anyone ever thinks at all about all the kids we lose when we don't allow them to get enrolled in sports. like you said. most careers and when you're a teenager, but hopefully that light bulb moment happens and you recognize, hey, i can be good at something. i learned discipline. i learned how to work hard and get knocked down and get back up, and now i'm ready for the real world.
30%? you see the former president very strong. if she pulls a 30 and trump is at 40, all of a sudden this whole thing changes. >> i think it does. if there's anything i've learned about politics having watched them since i was a kid is things are unpredictable. early in 2016 i would not have seen donald trump coming. in 2020 i did not see joe biden becoming the nominee. this things are unpredictable the weather is a factor we don't know that. the other big factor the governor of iowa and i met her kim reynolds i met her when i was campaigning very popular gave a strong endorsement to ron desantis and traveling around with him. who knows. when you get to new hampshire independents can vote in new hampshire, very popular governor who despises trump who's supporting nikki haley so who knows. >> trace: yeah, i think it's a great question, who knows. and the truth is, if you look at those numbers and katie if we can put those back up, the suffolk poll again, we have
that they were, you rightly point out, signed up to do which is to secure our border. they were already doing it because of a drop in numbers, not because of what abbott did. some agents, who remain anonymous, say they've been stuck in the middle of a political stunt being carried out by abbott. >> well, i've talked to a lot of front-line agents who are loving it. and i agree with you, they started releasing some border patrol agents to do their job outside of the zone, but what governor abbott's doing is going to release even more. look, the numbers aren't down. they won't go back up -- will go back up -- griff: of course they are this. >> they're going to go back up. griff: this is going to play out in a court of law, and i highly think that abbott is going to lose this because you simply can't prevent federal law enforcement officers from doing their federal duty which is to be on that border. >> that's where you and me disagree. actual, i think doj will file action, and they're probably going to win because immigration