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a live look at the skyline, look, the sun's coming up here in des moines, iowa. iowans this morning, being met with gbrutal cold ahead of the caucus, which starts in less than 12 hours. i just ventured outside the mars cafe here in des moines to show you exactly how cold it is. watch. >> okay. so here's some water. here's a window. let's see what happens. >> one more time, ready? >> so it froze immediately. i obviously raced in, back inside, as soon as possible. my apologies to the mars cafe. they went out to try to clean
and the next day, she will be forced to drop out of this race. and we'll end up where we said we would be all along. donald trump and ron deseesantin february 25th. it will be go time. >> a long road before any of that, starting all here tonight in iowa. david, thank you for coming on. deputy campaign manager for ron desantis. today, very focused and taking it to nikki haley. back to you, wolf. >> thanks, kate. coming up for all of us, live in iowa, at the mars cafe in des moines. the windchill is a negative 30. let me repeat that. negative 30. the weather is a big deal for beyond iowa. this is a live look from the nashville area. tracking who else should be on alert right now. and the caucuses, like any election, driven by which candidate can rally the greatest
>> we are our political experts standing by. i want to begin with kate bolduan and sara sidner. how's it going guys? >> reporter: it's cold. >> reporter: but warm in our hearts. we're at the mars cafe in des moines. so glad they let us come in here at the un-godly hour we do. it's happening. today is the day. there's often criticism of the caucuses for not being pre predictive enough of the results. this does matter. it matters for momentum. it matters for fund-raising. today is the first nominating contest of the presidential cycle and it's all happening here. >> reporter: like you said, we can stop talking about what the polls say and what we're hearing. you'll get an actual result and
the republican national committee. here in iowa the young republicans and the college republicans are very close with the iowa gop and chairman kauffman has been fantastic at reaching out to us, making sure we're involved in the caucuses and getting out to events, getting involved in the campaigns. i don't think they could have done any better with the young population in iowa. >> i just want to note that we're here in the mars cafe in des moines, iowa. things are getting wild around here. everyone's getting their coffee and talking about what's going on. that's fun. i want to ask you, what are young republicans here in iowa talking about. what are they asking for? what are the policies they care about? are the candidates listening to them? >> you know, i've got a lot of questions from reporters about this. my answer has been, you know, as much as policies are important, we talk a lot in our meetings
more debt. we lost a lot of jobs. >> i want to bring in my next guest, who has been a part of a number of iowa campaigns, dave kochel who helped shape romney and jeb bush's campaign in the hawkeye state. tell me the story of getting in your car this morning and why you think that's going to impact today's caucuses. >> i got in my car at 6:00 this morning to come right here, to the cafe. i didn't have a garage because i'm -- i just wasn't in a garage with that car. i got in, it felt like an ice box. i wanted to get right back out. so, a lot of people are talking about, well, what makes you go to the caucuses? what's the best predictor? prior caucus attendance? enthusiasm for a candidate? i think a heat garage is actually going to be a factor. seriously. you do not want to get in a car that's 15 below zero and try to
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