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drive to your caucus if you can help it. it could benefit candidates who have support maybe in suburbs, maybe a little more affluent. >> i'm just sort of thinking about a viewer right now looking at us talking, saying, give me a break. it's iowa. it's cold. it's always cold. you're an iowan. >> yeah. >> it is different this time. >> it's different this time. >> it's going to be a factor, even for hearty iowans? >> sure. i think we talked about this before. there's risk in this. dead car battery, go off the road, nobody's coming by because nobody's out on the roads. you know, frostbite. i mean, there's real risk here. and i do think it's going to diminish turnout some. we don't know how much but it's going to happen. >> one of the big questions, of course, is the organization. you know, you have donald trump, even desantis saying, we've got people. if you can't leave your house, we'll come pick you up, pay for child care, we'll help you do that. i want you to listen to sherri, who you heard a little earlier, talk about the difference between 2016 and now.
texture of the campaign that you wouldn't have known from your new york studio? >> you know, this is no substitute for getting out and going to these campaign events, howie, and talking to voters on the ground, you know? and any one of them that you're at a, i've been to desantis events and haley events, and we've talked to a lot of voters across this state over the last week and, you know, there's clearly a lot of enthusiasm for the former president. there is no doubt about it. but you do see the kind of passion and conversation around haley and desantis as well. they have worked really hard here, desantis has been to all 99 counties. so we'll see what happens tomorrow night, you know? we've got the last des moines register poll last night. that's always a significant moment in this process in iowa, and it showed a very strong lead for president trump. but, you know, one of the things i want to mention to you is how small these numbers are. and you guys touched on this earlier, right? maybe in this kind of weather environment you get 150,000 people in a state of 3 million iowa residents --
couple take it in. this moment in history, as this king and queen, both in their fifties, become the new face of the royal family here in denmark. and they take on a very popular legacy from queen margrethe. polling for the danish royalty here is consistently at around 80%, and they are very popular figures in public life. and the final moments we are now watching as the king from the balcony of the christiansborg palace says a final wave to the crowd as he takes in the sight below him and starts the first day of his reign as king. frederik x of denmark and in his speak speech and in his speech to the people from the balcony. a little earlier, he talked about his hopes of becoming a unifying king of tomorrow, of honoring his mother. she will always be remembered as an extraordinary queen, he said,