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progress. a source told axios, it brings up john kerry who's been out there basically beating the drums for the um e pending doom of humanity under the weight of climate change while he flies on his private jet to tell you the extent of the threat, doesn't think it's as big of a threat as joe biden losing an election. pete: exactly. it's never quite been clear who he works for or what his job is. he's the ambiguous czar who flies around guzzling gas while saying the rest of us should not. and what he's saying is, well, if joe biden loses, then my work stops. so campaigning is more important than my work. but you know what? i think john kerry just feels more comfortable on the campaign trail anyway. spent half his life trying to be president. [laughter] and maybe he thinks if joe can't do it, maybe i can. [laughter] just saying. rachel: here's a flashback of john kerry denying his own carbon foot print listen. >> you recently switched, i
which is it's a zero sum game, and he wants every single percentage point. the 28 isn't enough, i want the 35. whatever it may be, i want that the 8% of vivek ramaswamy. vote for trump. rachel: and it's interesting because that's what people do like about donald trump, he leaves nothing on the table. he's, like, i'm just going to exhaust myself, my twitter, my everything because i can't stand the losing, and not only that, i want to win by as much as i can even if i have to take him down. that makes sense to me. it's what people like about him. pete: we can leave it there, but today, this has been cute. okay? if we're voting now. i think there's going to be a little bit of that. rachel: i think that's a good analysis too, pete. let's bring in someone who's on the ground. lawrence jones having breakfast with friends in sioux city ahead
are going to choke because they choke like the vikings. >> mike struggles -- we have done that. she has three notes. rachel: i only wrote three wait a minute i'm going to get my bobby burr -- sorry. >> no time to search the phone and going through textings right now. rachel: hold on -- the cowboys defense is overrated. you know that, will. here's another one. >> defense -- >> what did i say that right? >> defense. turnovers decide playoff games you know that dak more likely to throw interception than jordan love those are just facts look at the stats. >> rookie quarterback. as packers fans know struggles with clock management if this game is closed late packers have the coaching edge. will you keep saying on your podcast that the cowboys don't lose at home well cowboys should have lost to lions at home two
response to that decision, booting american students in favor of illegal immigrants. she said the following on a zoom call. she said: please know that i put your kids first. i do what i do because i care about children. i find it offensive that people are putting things on that chat. i don't understand how people who never come on a zoom like this could take an opportunity like this evening to throw mud. this is for one night, one night. so she turns the tables and claims she is offended. pete: yeah. rachel: but also the illegal migrants are staying on the football field, i understand, or the field at the school. and so it rained and they brought them into the building, so it's not like we need it for one night and then they're not on the campus. they are. they're on the school campus. pete: i don't think it's a field at the school, it was, like, an air afield -- rachel: oh, i thought it was of the school field. pete: we had one of the moms and
>> real quick before we get started, thank you, everyone. governor desantis, i want to present to you this participation if trophy. [laughter] now, you're probably not going to win the election, right? but we're proud of you for trying. [inaudible conversations] >> sorry, buddy. >> he's special and he's our little snowflake. here you go. do you want the award? we're so proud to give you -- [inaudible conversations] pete: i mean, i find italy lair yous. obviously -- rachel: i did not. pete: -- someone's trolling desantis -- will: i missed something between the two of you. rachel: let me tell you what happened. pete sent this slip to me, and he was, like, isn't this funny i said, actually, i don't think it's funny because i think, and i love you with, pete. but with i just -- pete: you've been a candidate's spouse. rachel: i can put myself in casey desantis' shoes there.
can become tiresome. >> what do you make of the taylor swift effect? >> that's the thing that's disenchanted people with sports now. there's so much on the outside coming in, entertainment value and different things. it's taking away from what really happens on the field. >.>. >> i was explaining every sports writer and commentator, were saying you're a crotch eted crotchetedly old man. >> it's objectively true. rachel: i kind of disagree, you guys. >> says the non football fan on the couch. rachel: nobody wears a better red than taylor swift. i love how she is wearing -- she wears red anyway but that's a kansas color. here's the deal. i think she's a great girlfriend. i mean, she could be like me, she may not like football. she's joining in.
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caucus. >> bill, maybe you can get to the bottom of the -- the grid is not a complete grid. there's s squiggles in the midd. >> i guess 150 years ago one farmer had a lease on a piece of land or there's a river or creek that runs that way and they followed. >> all right. maybe we'll have the answer at noon. bill, we'll all be watching. >> great to see you guys, thanks. rachel: stay warm, bill. >> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the forecast. >> i think the map has been smoothed out, put the lines that you can see, smoothed out for touch screen purposes, that's not the way the county lines line up on the map. >> i saw your map, i don't think it's accurate. >> you don't think mine is accurate? >> yours is not accurate. [laughter] >> we've got a map competition. of course we're going to turn it into this.
has been helping me. [laughter] will: okay. somebody who knows sports. rachel: i tried, i tried. will: writes for outkick. rachel: i looked at these so many times, but it's like chinese to me. will: you had to memorize it and look down and read your notes. [laughter] pete: well done. will: we prepared that session temperature you went into this like -- with your mind made up like many people in iowa. this is from the des moines register, 82% of people, mind made up two days out from the election. how are their minds made up in as follows: 48% already voting for donald trump. something like 20% for nikki haley, 16% for ron desantis. and you can see there if their mind is made up, it's different per candidate. pete: that's really interesting. will: what you're seeing now, bring the two graphics in front of you, if you're voting for
more motivated to attend a caucus? not talking about cast a vote. attend a caucus. >> that's a great question. i think that's why donald trump's not taking anything for granted, why they're pushing through the tape on the finish line. i don't think anybody knows what that -- organization is important. we had the chair of the republican party of iowa on with us earlier, he said he has never seen four campaigns with this robust of an organization to the end. >> is that right? >> yeah. usually you have a frontrunner with a big organization and some people maybe catching up based on a wave a but all four invested in infrastructure, trump more so than 2016, desantis has a big team on the ground. so does vivek. haley is more in new hampshire but still invested in iowa. there's a lot of teams out there. rachel: and the weather playing a factor in this. i wonder like how do the voters break down by age category. are you less likely if you're in your 80s, you might have been a reliable voter when it was 60 or -- >> or are you more likely? rachel: or more likely?