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them. >> john: in terms of turning out, we have been talking about the weather all day, -5 tonight at 7:00 when people caucus but the wind chill, feels more like -26 according to the fox weather forecast. what voters told us whether or not they will come out with the weather. >> it's one of the things you feel the bite, right, and makes you feel alive, that's what politics do. >> i would assume it would affect turnout, it's affecting the turnout of absolutely everything else. >> i have a couple of relatives for whom this is dangerous. >> we are used to the cold in iowa but this is a little out of the norm. for the most part, get out there in the gloves and hats and keep going. >> john: a friend of mine, ceo of agriculture in summit, in alden, he says stop talking about the weather, we actually work. they are a hearty breed. >> martha: it's true, john, and cars all over the roads.
there in iowa where retail politics, in-person campaigning is so important? >> well, i mean, you have some candidate like vivek ramaswamy who was trying his best to make everything in person still, circumstances be damned. i think the day after we had our first big snowstorm, you had nikki haley having a 9:30 event in one of the suburbs still drawing 30, 40 people. folks are still getting out to see people if they get an opportunity to. i mean, you know, this is kind of our norm here. you know, bad weather isn't too much of a deterrent here for a lot of people. and they're expecting a big turnout monday even with record low temps. >> bad weather is one thing. it looks like what's happening could be potentially dangerous. and for the candidates, there are fears that it might impact turnout despite, you know, what you say, of course people are used to bad weather. cars might fail to start, they might break down. people going on their way to the locations and so on. people might not want to wait out in the freezing cold. the trump campaign had been hoping for a huge sort of
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three-judge panel today on the immunity claim? >> because the consequences of this lawsuit, laura, cannot be overstated. it was very sad as an american and as a lawyer to watch this argument today because we have shattered a norm that existed for 234 years. never before in our history the government sought to bring criminal prosecutions against a former president. for official acts. while in office. and now, we not only have that, we have it in state courts and federal courts. appears all over the place popping up. this is a very serious moment for our country. i don't care if you are pro-trump or anti-trump. this goes to the integrity of the presidency of our entire constitutional structure. >> laura: sol, the reaction from the judges seemed to be doubtful for president trump's claim of immunity. what, to chris's point, that this starts us on a very dangerous trajectory?
through and the audience, what the best arguments ought to have been. the strong points and the weaknesses, as well. i'll have you flip. i like a little game-playing at night. norm, i begin with you. i want you to take the side -- i know it might pain you a little bit, trump's lawyers. how do you respond to this d.o.j. argument on what presidential immunity would mean. listen to this. >> it would mean that if a former president engages in assassination, selling pardons, these kind of things and isn't impeached and convicted, there is no accountability for that, for that individual. and that's frightening. >> that's the d.o.j. argument. what is the response from the trump team? what ought should it be? >> the government is distorting the well-established rules that the united states supreme court has articulated in the case of
we need a pro-democracy bias, that's what we need. we need our journalists to point out when things are not part of the norm and try not to make things that are abhorrent or more importantly anti-democracy look like business as usual. >> your piece is addressed at the media, but do you feel that in the biden campaign they are doing enough to take it to trump on these issues? >> well, that's a really good point and i think a lot of people in the campaign feel that that speech at valley forge was a big departure, right? biden is a right, biden is a traditionalist, i think he hoped we would go back to quote/unquote normal. he took a big risk by making
courtroom before that three-judge panel today on the immunity claim? >> because the consequences of this lawsuit, laura, cannot be overstated. it was very sad as an american and as a lawyer to watch this argument today because we have shattered a norm that existed for 234 years. never before in our history the government sought to bring criminal prosecutions against a former president. for official acts. while in office. and now, we not only have that we have it in state courts and federal courts. it's all over the place popping up. this is a very serious moment for our country. i don't care if you are pro-trump or anti-trump. this goes to the integrity of the presidency of our entire constitutional structure. >> laura: sol, the reaction from the judges seemed to be doubtful for president trump's claim of immunity. what, to chris's point, that
presented. she basically said that if a hearing were to take place, some further evidence would likely come forward in the form of potential testimony. >> joyce, how just out of the norm is something like this? could this allegation have any impact on the case? >> if the allegation is that willis was involved in a clandestine relationship, then she wasn't very good at it since the lawyers say they were publically seen together. it doesn't sound like willis was trying to hide whether it was a professional or personal relationship in any regard. prosecutors are people. they get to have private lives. the real question here is whether there was an impropriety. as you understand georgia law, it says if you -- for instance in her situation, were to have a personal or financial interest in the outcome of a case, in