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Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses Monday, a crucial victory at the outset of the Republican primary that reinforces the former president’s bond with his party.
we fulfilled every one. in fact we over delivered. all the issues republicans have been talking about-- >> that was the current governor of florida trying to finish strong in iowa. now we have vivek ramaswamy speaking live in clive, iowa. let's go to him now. >> it is a passion on our national soul. it makes me stand for the rule of law in the united states of america. i say this as the kid of illegal immigrants to this country. that means your first act of entering this country cannot break the law. that is why we will lose nila terry at the southern border and northern border too. that is the rule of law in the united states of america. we the people created government that is accountable to us, not the other way around. the people who we elect to run the government who actually run the government.
Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses Monday, a crucial victory at the outset of the Republican primary that reinforces the former president’s bond with his party.
Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses Monday, a crucial victory at the outset of the Republican primary that reinforces the former president’s bond with his party.
look at the worst case he carries 49 states. in the best case he carries 50. >> speaker gingrich, always great to have you. we appreciate you being with us. i haven't said happy new year to year. >> we are in des moines. it's about 20 below zero with the wind chill. rich edson is on location at trump headquarters in iowa. what is going on there? i assume a celebratory move? >> definitely. the crowd is coming in. there was no crowd when they called this thing about an our ago. it happen so early in the evening. the crowd is steadily coming in. they will hear from former president donald trump later on this evening. he was nearby in clive, iowa speaking to a caucus there. he didn't mention his republican rivals. he was focused on current president joe biden and perhaps
>> whatever you want. >> let's see if black hawk county appears. do you see that? black hawk county is the university of northern iowa. it's got a decent population. county population of 4% of the entire state. ranks 5 out of 99. that is something to watch throughout the evening. a bit of a sample. just in the time we were talking johnson county went from blue to orange and orange is nikki haley. a race that we will watch throughout the night. >> it is no pottawatomie county, but is up there. not as good as punxsutawney. that's a close call. we will check back with you soon. thank you so much. you mentioned nikki haley. she is speaking live in clive, iowa. >> eighth graders are proficient in reading. only 27% of 8th graders are proficient in math. we can't be okay with that. i'm the daughter of legal immigrants who came here 50
case for last night's military strikes from darshini david, whose here. clive, thank you. from furniture to energy, the billions of pounds of goods arriving on our shores are key to our lives. but it's that trade that makes us vulnerable to shocks thousands of miles away, from covid to the war in ukraine. could the escalation in the red sea be the latest threat to prosperity? the red sea shipping route typically looks like this, one of the busiest, transporting 15% of traded goods, largely from east to west. but, as vessels faced attack, as this latest map of activity shows, many major shipping firms have diverted around the cape of good hope. it takes ten days longer, adding $1 million to the average container ship's fuel costs. and one shipping boss warns the impact could linger. having to re—route all of these cargo an hour south of the cape of good hope is going to create
tomorrow as the public inquiry kicks off again. but for tim and his partner, they've a different excitement on the way. with a new baby due this summer, there's fresh hope for the future. coletta smith, bbc news, in salford. at the centre of this scandal is the horizon computer system, designed and operated by the japanese company, fujitsu. it's nearly 30 years since it was rolled out in post offices across the uk, and simonjack has been looking at some of the questions now surrounding the firm. simon? thank you, clive. the private company at the centre of this scandal is fujitsu — a £20 billionjapanese company whose uk arm won in 1996 a multi—million pound contract to computerise nearly 20,000 post offices. the horizon it system rolls out three years later in 1999 — but within weeks, some sub—postmasters report problems. the post office denies any systemic issues.
is to consider whether donald trump can be criminally prosecuted on federal charges over his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the case is significant, because unlike many of the other charges the former president faces in various courts, his efforts in trying to thwart joe biden�*s victory took place while he was still in office. mr trump claims he has absolute immunity from any prosecution while serving in the white house. gary 0�*donoghue is live in washington. and that is at the heart of mr trump�*s�*s defence, isn�*t it, gary, and it is what is pivotal to this case? . �* , and it is what is pivotal to this case? . �*, . and it is what is pivotal to this case? . h ., case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, not 'ust case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for— case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, not just for donald _ case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump _ case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump and i case? yeah, it's a huge case, clive, notjust for donald trump and for. notjust for donald trump and for the shape of this crucial election year, but also for the country and for the nature of the presidency. at issue here is whether or not a president has absolute immunity for anything he does, frankly, while
standards could have contributed to friday�*s accident will inevitably put more pressure on boeing and could raise further questions about the 737 max itself. many people i wondering, how far could this problem go? absolutely. i think the stakes _ could this problem go? absolutely. i think the stakes are _ could this problem go? absolutely. i think the stakes are really _ could this problem go? absolutely. i think the stakes are really high i think the stakes are really high here, clive. this plane, nobody was hurt on board but if that accident had occurred a few minutes later in the flight when people were not belted in with their seat belts, when it was travelling higher up, it could have been a lot more serious, people could and probably would have been killed. so the question then becomes, is the problem something relatively isolated, affecting one aircraft, ora relatively isolated, affecting one aircraft, or a handful, relatively isolated, affecting one aircraft, ora handful, ora couple of hundred, or is it indicative of a wider cultural problem within boeing? that is the question that investigators will be looking at, at the moment. because boeing has spent the moment. because boeing has spent the past four years telling us all that it the past four years telling us all thatitis the past four years telling us all that it is a changed company, that it puts safety first. if it turns out that there is a cultural problem in its factories, then the question becomes, what other safety issues