appears to be in a safer place. jokes aside, give us a feeling of what it s like there, and what are we expecting from the candidates over the weekend? reporter: well, you said it, chris, this is an absolutely mandatory campaign stop. this is where iowa voters are going to watch and see who s the real deal, who can pull off eating that stick of butter with charm, who can show off their ski ball skills in style. not me, but you know what, i m not a presidential candidate. this is a place that is full of opportunity, folks can stand out here and make that connection with voters. it can be a big deal, but it s also loaded with land mines. did you under dress, did you over dress, did you eat the right fried food, did you eat the wrong fried food. this is where bernie sanders famously really drew a big audience to his soap box. this is where mitt romney had a flub, telling a voter asking about taxes that corporations are people, and sort of missing
that communicates that. the history of on his resume. they would be able to pick up on nuances to see if something was different and have experience, especially in supervisory capability, they would be in the chain of command and know what flub or malfeasance would look like. you have the former fbi agent who came forward to corroborate some of what they are saying, three important voices on capitol hill today. i was hoping and i said to representative pat fallon, i hope it will not become a circus part 16 with democrats jumping in. that is important, just give the facts. kayleigh: mr. x says this, we will hear this next hour, i recently heard human elected
has the right to a trial to prove innocence. she turned the legal system on its head. in the u.s. those accused of crimes are innocent until proven guilty. mike johnson, a well seasoned lawyer himself is joining us now. congressman, we ll begin there. your reaction to the speaker s i would imagine flub. look, it is not surprising. i m not sure if she wrote it herself or a staffer did. clearly they don t understand our system. everyone is innocent until proven guilty unless you are donald trump or one of the disfavored republicans they have targeted and what we re seeing across the board. that s why our weaponization committee has been so busy right now. there is so much of this to uncover and show to the american people. it is alarming. shannon: i want to get back to some of the back and forth between house committee shares and bragg s office. a lot of folks on the right say it won t happen. we have a new letter from alvin
the reporter: viewhairs a field day drawing circles and arrows pointing at that gaffe, a monday paper cup in a period more suited to goblets and horns. the show quibbled it wasn t actually starbucks and joked the latte that appeared wasn t a mistake. he ordered a tea. all we can say those are some eagle eyed fans. the whole film crew hates you. reporter: whose cup ruth over when they find a flub. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. i figured it was just the zombies. what can you say? thanks for joining me this evening. i m jim acosta. thanks for joining me tomorrow night starting at 4:00 eastern. stay with us. obama in pursuit of a more perfect union is up next. thanks for w watching.
abandoning their covid policy last month. ivan watson reports since that abraupt change china went from reporting just 37 sddeaths in a month admitting the flub was closer to 60,000. reporter: population on the move. attention, please reporter: after three years of restriction due to their government s war on covid, chinese can finally travel again. just in time for the upcoming lunar new year holiday. in pre-pandemic times described as the world s largest annual human migration. i haven t been home in three years, says this man, at the main beijing train station. millions of chinese people are traveling as covid-19 spreads out of control. chinese officials say covid infections have passed their peak in many parts of the country, but there are clearly still concerns about the scale of the outbreak. for example, here in hong kong, authorities require all of these travelers our riving e ing he s