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leo terrell will join us in just a moment with reaction. but first, peter doocy, live at the white house where this all went down this weekend. what's the fallout from those violent protests? >> there is no fallout, sandra, even though the secret service sized up these protestors on saturday night and determined that they could be a danger to folks on this side of the fence. that is why the secret service said as a precaution some members of the media and staff in proximity to pennsylvania avenue were temporarily relocated while the issue was being addressed. secret service made no arrest associated with the march and no property damage to the white house or adjacent buildings. police won a tug-of-war over a fence that these anti-israel protestors tried to topple. next up, a possible walkout of administration officials and federal workers unhappy with president biden's continued support of israel. and this white house has
is the one she allegedly had this romantic relationship with. >> she does leave that one detail out. this is a very serious problem for her. it may not make a very big difference in the prosecution. it may result in her removal or a delay but it won't necessarily result in the dismissal of the case against trump. >> john: jonathan turley with our monday afternoon legal seminar. greatly appreciated and good to see you professor. >> thank you. speedo d stomach >> sandra: seemingly undeterred, rebels firing at a u.s. warship in the red sea. we will have a live report on that and the state of the middle east as israel's war on hamas terrorists rages on. that is next. ♪ ♪
>> sandra: the winners and party nominee going back to bush in 2000, huckabee in 2008, santorum 2012, cruz 2016, up until 2020, it was obviously donald trump, you wonder what is going to be the most important thing on the ground there that is going to make a difference tonight. i can't wait to dig into this fox news voter analysis data when we look at the demographics, the education level of the voter, the religious aspect, evangelical vote, obviously key as we know historically in iowa. male versus female, who they are supporting and why. all of this is going to tell us a lot. i can't wait to dig into that data. but as far as the enthusiasm on the ground there, how big is this going to be, considering the weather? >> sandra, you know, you would think with the weather, you would think you have had a leader in the polls throughout most of the cycle that possibly there would be some dampening of
history with your help. >> don't sit, even if we are winning by a lot. >> i like being the under dog. >> ok, you are the under dog. >> i think we have done it right here. i think you are going to see that tonight. >> today is the day we make history because we tune out the noise of the media, we tune out the noise of the politicians, and we raise the voices of americans that say we want a better day, we are gonna make it happen. >> john: after months of hard fought campaigning against iowa's 99 counties, the wait is almost over. just hours from now, the hawkeye state will make its voice heard over who should be the 2024 republican nominee for the white house. hello, john roberts in washington and sandra, that four years went by quickly. >> sandra: and this day is finally here. this is "america reports". 40 delegates up for grabs and candidates have been busy making their final pitches to caucusgoers. tonight's results could be a make or break moment for those
starting at 5:00 tonight, a good clear indication of what voters were thinking. how do you see this playing out? >> well, first of all, i think it's a great idea because people have not made up their mind yet and so you doing this and gathering up these opinions and reporting before the exit polls is very helpful to my caucusgoers. i think what you are going to find, sandra, you are going to find the economy, and the border. and i can tell you that as a veteran of two of these previous caucuses as the chair and then four before that as a participant, this is the first time that the border and immigration issue has moved into that territory. it's either tied or maybe even a little ahead of the economy. it has vaulted into an exalted place in terms of concern and from the first of the nation caucuses, the next commander in chief, at least who we hope to be the next commander in chief is going to hear our whispers and shouts about that first.
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individuals are in the state department, he's probably right about that. what i want to know is the "washington post," you guys have been -- you spent basically two hours talking about how cold it is in iowa. >> sandra: it's cold in iowa. >> larry: and no denying it. and also very cold throughout the midwest. a story in the "washington post," 60° below normal, parts of montana, where we were married, -40°. this is the "washington post". so i just want to know of mr. kerry, whatever happened to global warming. every time you get a little heat wave or every time you get a bad rain rainstorm everyone runs with the crazy stories of global warming, global warming, climate change, we'll get to e.v.s in a minute, no one wants an e.v. but how about global freezing. not just iowa but the midwest of the country and maybe more.
the accounting firms did a poll, here it is, 67% of consumers said they prefer an internal combustion engine, sandra, that's a gasoline-powered car. >> sandra: we know, it's an issue. >> larry: just 6% prefer pure e.v.s, 21% hybrid and it's freezing. -40 in the midwest. what are we doing, is this -- this is insanity. utter insanity. >> sandra: this was la laily braynard at the white house press briefing room yesterday. i thought what would larry kudlow say. >> why do you think the phrasing bidenomics has not caught on. >> so i think again the president's economic policies are showing great results. >> what's your message to americans who are feeling this every day when they buy and use things. >> if you look at overall purchasing power people can buy
do this thing and get the information we wanted all along, and your client is going to have to give us answers either under oath or in a hearing, whether they do behind the scenes first, normally what you do with the witness, a deposition kind of thing. and who calls whose bluff. one thing i don't think it's going to do is head off the contempt. likely to happen next wednesday. >> sandra: i'm curious, shannon, we'll pop up real clear politics average in iowa, trump polling 53%, haley at 17.8. desantis 15.5, and ramaswamy at 6.5%. what are you hearing on the ground since you've gotten there, shannon? >> shannon: listen, the conditions are really bad but people are like we are iowa, this is what we do, we are tough. so vowing, probably not going to get out of negative digits on monday on caucus day and we are seeing a couple interesting things with the campaign.