weather is what s stealing the show right now. forcing candidates to cancel last-minute blitzes across the state, caucus-goers in for some brutally cold temperatures with the wind chill reaching negative 25°, if not lower on monday. some iowans say they are determined to brave the cold. just have to put on a warm the car up, put another coat on. i m a lifelong resident, used to it. john: as a guy who grew up in canada, i know how to be cold, but why i moved to miami. sandra: and a girl from chicago. the stakes are high that is for sure as voters take the first step in the race to the white house and brand-new polling shows one candidates gaining momentum in the final few days. john: a poll puts nikki haley ahead of ron desantis, putting her in second place, desantis now third. the former president maintains a dominant lead, nikki haley is hitting double digits at 20% in the suffolk university poll, desantis around 13%. sandra: and right to it. grady trimble liv
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.