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leaned on last winter to avoid its own energy shortages. that is the context let us go first to washington. and focus first on the politics in the house. gary 0'donoghue is on the hill for us tonight. gary, good to see. how close do you think this vote on saturday is to be? i think this vote on saturday is to be? ., �* think this vote on saturday is to be? .,�* . , ~' think this vote on saturday is to be? ._ ~ �*, be? i don't actually think it's auoin to be? i don't actually think it's going to be _ be? i don't actually think it's going to be that _ be? i don't actually think it's going to be that close, - be? i don't actually think it's going to be that close, i - be? i don't actually think it's| going to be that close, i think there will be plenty of democratic support for these packages, we know that this went through the senate or something similar in february, there is significant support for these measures in at the house even though the bills have been split up. the difficulty his and has been for the past few weeks, the position which the speaker mark —— mikejohnson. has been in. the far right of his
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bring them all out because we have to set the stage for november. 0ur north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue is in iowa. i've been speaking to him and started by asking him whether the bad weather is likely to impact voter turnout. i think there's a lot of concern among the campaigns that it will. i think outside here, we're just inside the door here at this bbq joint where one of the candidates has been giving a speech, but outside, it's sort of in the —25 celsius region, and it could be a lot lower than that tomorrow, monday, when the caucus takes place, possibly up to —35, —40 with the wind chill factor. now, the people of iowa are pretty hardy, they're used to cold winters — they're not really used to it this cold. so if you think that it'll be dark when they caucus at 7pm, dark and icy driving home, that's going to be a disincentive to some people, but they do cherish their place in the process of nominating for the presidential candidates in this state and some of them
final polls ahead of caucuses in iowa that start tomorrow, show donald trump well ahead in the republican primary contest. the des moines register—nbc news poll released late on saturday gave trump 48%. while former south carolina governor nikki haleyjumped to second place with 20%, pushing florida governor ron desantis to third place with 16%. in the last couple of hours, donald trump has held a rally in iowa, ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. haley and desantis meanwhile have continued campaigning despite severe winter cold. live now to our washington correspondent, gary 0'donoghue who's in iowa. gary, what is the latest? i hadjust gary, what is the latest? i had “ust been watching fl gary, what is the latest? i had “ust been watching nikki i gary, what is the latest? i had “ust been watching nikki haley i gary, what is the latest? i had “ust been watching nikki haley at h been watching nikki haley at jethro's cut barbecue, a pretty famous spot in iowa, she was calling
decent turnout, 718,000 registered republicans in the state, we will see how many of them brave the elements. . , see how many of them brave the elements-_ elements. please stay warm and indoors, elements. please stay warm and indoors. gary- — elements. please stay warm and indoors, gary. thank— elements. please stay warm and indoors, gary. thank you - elements. please stay warm and indoors, gary. thank you for - elements. please stay warm and | indoors, gary. thank you for your time. we can speak now to leslie vinjamuri, who is the director of the us and americas programme at chatham house. thank you so much for your time. i am sure you just listen to gary, i want to us, given the massive lead to know donald trump has, is the republican party... does it seem still very much the party of trump? i think there are certainly many people, as we all know, we have seen the poll numbers, he has a very strong leads, a number of people very clearly attached to him that we are talking about an election where the republican frontrunner is not only inherently erratic, unstable, chaotic, but also has 91 counts against him, faces multiple court
for her supporters to get out during these freezing temperatures, that is -35 these freezing temperatures, that is —35 or a0 with the wind—chill, to get out and caucus. she has had a search recently, polls more generally and there is a famous des moines register poll recently which is still a massive 28 points behind donald trump. there is a real battle here for second place between her and florida governor ron desantis and florida governor ron desantis and that is really determining their viability going forward. lots of energy in this campaign, they feel they are on the upswing. an impression of what tomorrow will be, what the turnout will be like and whether the supporters will be hardy enough to brave those temperatures. gary, on the temperatures, we talk about how the weather can lead to concerns about turn out but it is important in iowa because it is not
live now to our washington correspondent, gary 0'donoghue who's in iowa. coal to iowa. what is the latest? fortunately we are inside, we are doing 0k in terms of the code, but we are atjethro's barbecue about 30 miles north of des moines, a very popular spot. miles north of des moines, a very popularspot. nikki miles north of des moines, a very popular spot. nikki haley will be doing a town hall with prospective caucus goers and i have another one, 17—year—old max who will be able to vote for the first time in a general election. have you made up your mind who you are backing tomorrow? i am really open — who you are backing tomorrow? i am really open to _ who you are backing tomorrow? i am really open to hear— who you are backing tomorrow? i —.n really open to hear nikki haley, ron desantis and donald trump, open to hear everyone. desantis and donald trump, open to
are still being held captive. now inside gaza — more than 23,000 palestinians have been killed since israel started its air bombarments and ground invasion there — most of the dead are women and children. 1.9 million palestinians are displaced. the head of the un's agency for palestinians has described the death and destruction inside gaza as, a stain on our shared humanity. thousands have gathered in london's trafalgar square for a solidarity event in support of israel, a day after a palestinian rally in the capital. 0rganisers say this �*stand with israel�* rally will be the largest pro—israel event in the uk. 0ur correspondent aruna iyengar attended the rally and sent this report. thousands of people have been gathering here in trafalgar square to mark 100 days that the hostages have been held in gaza. many people spoke on stage
president. donald trump says he does. the department ofjustice says he doesn�*t. and that is what this appeal court is trying to decide today. it will determine whether or not that case involving january the 6th in which donald trump is facing four charges, you remember, on that indictment, whether that case can go ahead. the former president didn�*t have to come to this court today, but he is going to come and sit and listen into these legal arguments, because these events are notjust legal events, they are political events for donald trump. he sets up the news cycle with them, and he also, crucially, raises a lot of money off the back of them. so they are central to his campaign strategy. and in the coming weeks, we will find out whether or not this coming year is going to be dominated by donald trump�*s court cases or just buy the election itself. gary o'donoghue _ just buy the election itself. gary o'donoghue there, _ just buy the election itself. gary o'donoghue there, live - just buy the election itself. gary 0'donoghue there, live in 0�*donoghue there, live in washington. the six—day strike byjunior doctors in england, the single longest