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general election matchup between biden and trump, and we're going to have some clips of that interview to play for you momentarily, but first i'm going to send it up to you in new york, ayman. it to away, my friend. >> you're going to give us a big preview and the latest on the 2024 presidential race and the sper spective down there in south carolina. we do want to start with the front-runner in new york. the republican primary was once again in a new york courtroom. this afternoon trump took the stand in the damages case brought by writer e. jean carroll. the former president has al...

conflict. >> all of that of course on the line tonight and of course this saturday morning where will is right now.w. thanank you all l for being g w and thanksks to will. it's time now for "ac 360." tonight, which candidate benefits when the roads to the white house freezes over. we're live in iowa where blizzard conditions and subzero temperatures threaten to be a decisive factor in monday's caucuses. also a night after the u.s. and british air strikes on houthi targets in yemen a new message from a top houthi leader. and later cnn's donee o'sullivan investigating how skeptic...

donald trump called it an invasion. with less than two weeks left until the iowa caucuses, today trump and desantis published dueling op-eds in the des moines register. both cast immigration as the most pressing problem facing our country. both candidates promised that they and they alone can fix it. now, what both trump and desantis are advancing in these op-eds are neither actual fixes to our country's border issues, nor are they actual immigration policy, but they are the sort of plans you can tell people you have, and they are articulating them to the public. they want to let few...

Forces or any kind of coalition forces to actually target? i mean do we know much about the -- the military capabilities of -- of the houthis? >> the houthis are one of the strongest non-state actors in the middle east. potentially, one of the strongest non-state actors in the world. sort of like a hezbollah and lebanon. that's not the lebanese government, but they are incredibly powerful. the houthis are not the internationally recognized government of yemen, and yet they are very powerful. the u.s. tried to tailor today's strikes and yesterday's strikes to go after the sorts of weapons they ...

Double down in this fight for our democracy. >> you're totally right some of these folks who are discertified with the biden administration do have the most to lose, and in fact would not necessarily be served by a trump administration, particularly people who are frustrated about this administration's handling of israel and hamas. i'm not sure how they think it would be better under a trump administration, but it's a real issue. you're telling me you've got to go out and talk to these people. but what will you actually say? if someone says to you 23,000 people are dead in gaza funded by ameri...