starts right now. martha: thanks very much. good afternoon. i m martha maccallum. live in des moines, iowa. this is the story. we re just hours away from our third big event of this week. tonight we will speak with former president donald trump as he heads in to caucus week, monday night, very important night for him. he will take the stage here this evening with me and with bret baier. that will happen at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. here in iowa. we have a lot more ahead on tonight s town hall as we prep and get ready for all of that. we re looking forward to it. first though, a shocker on capitol hill this morning. hunter biden showed up at a hearing, no one was expecting him. it was his contempt of congress hearing that was getting underway after he defied a subpoena from house republicans to testify behind closed doors. that s the general procedure before you do a public hearing. so here s how that went over both sides of the aisle. watch. you re the epitome of whi
iowa from a primary vote process. we ll get a refresher with two caucus chairs. steve scheffler from west des moines and randy weisite. thanks very much. randy, what should people understand about this process, how it works and what your expectation is for monday night? it s simple. it s a grass-roots effort. so anyone that is a registered republican shows up for example at our precinct, a gym, and they ll be able to check in, they ll get a slip of paper. they ll be able to easily vote their preference for presidential candidates. there s county business that is also going on that we look at electing to our county party as well as delegates to our county party. that s it. martha: so steve, when once they re in the room and everybody is signed in, then
see how many votes people get. randy and steve, thank you. good luck on caucus night. thanks for joining us. thanks. martha: so a discussion about failing our children red hot furry from parents in new york today whose children had to zoom learn in order to make room for migrants who were going to be housed inside their public school classrooms when we come back. you re calling them dirty. you re equating them. take them to your house. i will drop them off personally. take them home with you.