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they should be forced to pay to have the government board their ships and monitor them as they do their jobs. in some cases the amount that they have to pay, these monitors on board is more than the fishermen make themselves. megan lapp, who we have spoken to before, is a fishing industry worker, directly impacted by all of this. she's going to join us exclusively in a moment with her attorney. later we'll be joined by newt gingrich on the larger picture of the staggering theme that we saw in the iowa polling numbers around the desire on the part of voters there and we'll see if this...

>> neil: are you ready for this? one week till iowa and the heat is on. ron desantis and nikki haley duking it out in the hawkeye state. donald trump continueses to hold a commanding lead there. team trump is ramping up its attacks on haley. that has some folks wondering what has him nervous. desantis supporters chip roy here to say don't count out my candidate, ron desantis. get ready. "your world" starts right now. i'm neil cavuto. and let's get to it. we've got aishah hasnie in des moines, iowa where things are heating up despite an arctic blast. at least it's not just constant bl...

It. in may the pentagon invoked new rules that it used to ban four reporters from covering the trials of suspected terrorists at guantanamo. the four were three canadian reporters and the "miami herald's" carol rosenburg. they were banned without any hearing whatsoever. none of them was given any notification that they were even being considered for this kind of action. in a july 26th commentary, carol rosenburg detailed some of the rules for reporters now that she said can change daily. she wrote, quote, i don't break the rules. i protest the ones that make no sense. now they have got a new e...

So-called trial, at least they're sort of there to cover it. in may the pentagon invoked new rules that it used to ban four reporters from covering the trials of suspected terrorists at guantanamo. the four were three canadian reporters and the "miami herald's" carol rosenburg. they were banned without any hearing whatsoever. none of them was given any notification that they were even being considered for this kind of action. in a july 26th commentary, carol rosenburg detailed some of the rules for reporters now that she said can change daily. she wrote, quote, i don't break the rules. i prote...