of the hundredth day of the captivity of the hostages, and i ll tell you what, 1968 democratic convention in chicago, there was a lot of protests. this is protests against the biden administration, so i think that the democrats, secret service, everyone needs to be on alert for what could happen next. bill: we ll watch that. we ll wait to see whether or not there s another chapter to that in washington either today or coming up this week. that s one hour down, dana. dana: it is taye caucus crunch time iowa caucus crunch time. of it s freezing cold, but the candidates are are out in full force making their final pitch to voters. welcome to a brand new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. good morning. bill: hello to you. short night. [laughter] right on. i m bill hemmer. the weather could have a major impact on turnout, so we think. we don t know. the wind chill getting as low as -45, that s cold enough to really cause a lot of health problems, right? iowans are
still interested because you ve got to make effort to get out right now. an ec i coatally, it feels like anecdote atly, it feels like it may not be an exact match for the polls. bill: he and trump will battle for these the rural counties, the evangelical vote. they re either going to flit split it, or trump s going to go up 2 to 1 on monday night. you asked both desantis and haley a about expectations. monday is going to be the pivot point where now that people start to actually vote, i think it s going to really help change the landscape. what we ve said is we just want to come out of iowa looking strong. we want to come out of new hampshire strong, south carolina strong. bill: okay. look,ing if e were a candidate, i d say that too. you know everybody s managing expectations right now too, and we re hearing it from the trump team as well because they don t want people thinking, oh, you re up by 30 or 40, i m not taking my 90-year-old out.