cold, the heat is on in iowa where candidates are making their final pitches before caucus-goers head out in what will be the coldest voting day in iowa caucus history. and the wicked weather not just hitting iowa, it s slamming the upper midwest as we speak heading east. it s already knocked out power for more than a quarter million americans and delayed thousands of flights. more on that storm coming up. but first, to the candidates far from hunkering down. and in the case of one vivek ramaswamy, picking up a surprising late endorsement. he s here to tell us all about it. and that run-in he had at a campaign event. and our hawkeye state-palooza doesn t end there. former governor terry branstad on why he s not endorsing, well, anyone. and iowa s longest serving senator, chuck grassley, on why he isn t either, at least not yet. bundle up. cavuto live is starting now. neil: welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. it is remarkable, i am not snowing you, it is uncanny how remar
each other down. so i think it was an instructive moment, a teaching moment, and i think something positive came out of it last night. neil: i give you credit, you did let them speak. some of them wouldn t let you speak, and some of them even interrupted you as you were trying to say i ll listen, i ll listen. but this is the kind of thing that does pop up on the campaign stump, and you know that more often than not for a lot of candidates. what s your advice to candidates in dealing with this? my advice is don t be thrown off. i think a lot of times you ve seen other instances of campaigns that have thrown people out of events, i think some of the same people end up at ron desantis venn, it went very differently over there. but the truth of is matter is what happens with young people in many cases, it s not that they re against us, they re lost. they re hungry for direction and purpose and me meaning. they want to be heard. and after you ve given them a chance to be herald, that all