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A position that trump was in, you know, when he first ran. when he first ran for office in 2016 at the iowa caucus, i think ted cruz won -- dana: he did. >> but a lot of people were, like, trump? really? president? and however many month later, he won the election. so, i mean, i think its anybodys game at this point, and somebody who doesnt have the political background like trump didnt at that stage -- dana: you think that vivek has a bright future regardless of what happens tomorrow night? >> ...

Iowa strategy? it contrasts significantly to desantis. >> it is cold in iowa. i dont think there are any closing arguments. i campaigned in iowa four years ago hopelessly against trump. at this point it is getting your people out. trump has a heck of an organization can desantis does too. donald trump this time has a great organization so i expect his people to come out. >> it is funny because we hear about his absence in iowa can it must mean he does not have the ground presence compared to nik...

Thats been there for months. you can really see the difference how theyre approaching this iowa this time than when he first ran. you can also see it in, frankly, the polls. hes 30 points ahead, i think even more than that even if he hasnt been there as much as desantis has and they are paying attention because they are a bit worried. hes actually been visiting iowa more than he said he would. he is also running a ton of ads against haley at the beginning against desantis and so going into this ...

Democratic-leaning voters who voted for a third party candidate by 3 to 4% versus what president obama received when he first ran. it was a problem for her. if joe biden has 8 to 10% of democrats, democratic leaning voters voting third party or staying home. that is mathematically a victory for whoever the republican nominee is. >> harris: right now its at 28%. far beyond that. great to have you on the program for the first time. >> it is a pleasure to be here. >> harris: will chick-fil-a be the...

But as— hope is that after may it will be. but as we — hope is that after may it will be. but as we look forward, we recognise that the _ but as we look forward, we recognise that the good friday agreement when it was— that the good friday agreement when it was signed 25 years ago wasnt the end _ it was signed 25 years ago wasnt the end of— it was signed 25 years ago wasnt the end of the story, it was the beginning — the end of the story, it was the beginning of a process, a process th...

Like this, this is the pollster frank lunts, they feel like they dont have to say a word. >> the american people for the first time are going to feel the full affects and congress is saying no, both contracts and republicans, it shows you how weak joe biden is. heres the problem. the democrats control the house. they control the senate, and when your own party doesnt back you up, that says a lot. >> a lot of what you hear is spin for the party. its hard to argue with that. >> that is not great, ...

President donald trump intended to remain the president of the united states. and we are seeing the way they have framed the discussion. when you were listening, though, van, and, you know, youings, very early on, were one of the people to predict donald trumps victory in -- in -- when he first ran because you were having your pulse, you know, with them on the pulse of what people were thinking even outside of the box. what do you make of their presentation and its ability to sway? >> if anyone ...

Impacts, i mean, if you look at everything from the energy if sector to food, i mean, there is not a place in the economy that this is -- and theres no end in sight. i guess the concern is whats the plan to deal with it? because joe biden, when he first ran, was supposed to be the man with a plan, but i dont know that americans understand what the presidents plan here is other than wanting to raise taxes and spend more, more money. that doesnt solve the problem, it exacerbates the problem, right...

To be, corbin? >> if anybody sort of -- traditional were to pop up, it would be a wide variety of people. you have a guy that is pushing 80, right? there wasnt even certainty that he would run for a second term when he first ran. so if theres -- if we see a mid-term outcome where democrats lose the house and god forbid the senate, too, all bets are off and well see the democratic party trying to go in a different direction and truncate their losses. >> martha: very interesting. and kamala harris...

Unanswered questions here. >> reporter: et why the president is unable to separate his suspicions and theories from broader foreign policy, at least with ukraine, johnson has no problem doing just that. >> im not saying the presidents concerns arent legitimate, okay? do i agree? no. >> i think ron johnson sees a lot of donald trump in himself, right? they are both businessmen. >> thank you all. >> never run for office before. donald trump had never run for office before. they were in some ways b...