talk to your neurologist about vyvgart. bill: so the number to keep your eye on tonight is 40. 40 delegates on the line. dana: got it. to get a slice of that you have mo going into new hampshire and story to tell, too. that s what all this is about that you are about to see tlout the day and night tonight. went to a iowa state basketball game minus 16. weather is not a variable. a wonderful opportunity to be involved in the political system. it s a small town so we can get there no matter what. yeah, it won t deter us. bill: brutal arctic blast, iowa doesn t care. putting much of the u.s. into a
You cant sit home. If youre sick as a dog, you say, darling, i got to make it. Even if you vote and didnt pass away, its worth it, remember. The Temperature Gauge in our car is currently at Minus 16 degrees celsius, and its forecast to and its forecast to get even colder. So it is bound to be tricky for registered republicans, who need to turn up in Person Tonight to vote. Iowa is important, because its first. Largely rural, and disproportionately evangelical, this political landscape has been notably more conservative in the last 15 years. Deindustrialisation and the Brain Drain to nearby chicago have played a part. In 1976, Jimmy Carter used the Iowa Caucasus to transform his prospects from outsider to contender. Tonight, i love iowa a whole lot
we begin this hour with brutal winter weather pummelling much of the u.s. iowa is the center, the state patrol has received calls for 86 crashes in under ten hours on saturday. iowa is set to hold a republican caucuses monday amid an arctic blast that has campaigns concerned about turnout. the high temperature in much of the state that day is forecast to be minus 2 degrees fahrenheit, that s minus 16 celsius. elsewhere, the nfl postponed the game between the buffalo bills and the pittsburgh steelers, it will now take place in buffalo, new york, on monday. according to flightaware.com, there were nearly 7,000 flight delays, more than 1,300
before the states caucuses. pete: rick reichmuth has the forecast. rick: i m out here with the weather and can you believe this weather? i m out in a sweatshirt and it s unbelievable because normally it s in the teens and i m here every january. rick: part of the issue is across the airports and delays and pretty significant around chicago and very windy and cold air is moving in right now and behind the storm and brought snow and rain and snow and 12% of the flights in the airport were delayed today and you feel like you re 13 in chicago and look at des moines by the way, that is where it s going to be by tonight feeling like minus 40 something by midnight and feeling like minus 16 in chicago. the cold air really spills in behind this storm and this is what monday looks like for those headed out and these are high
the ground here today, look, this is what you want to see in the closing days to the iowa caucus. you look behind, me you see a packed house. you also see validators onstage. you mentioned congress is going back into session. until they do, you ve got two of the key endorsers here on the ground, stomping for ron desantis. you have congressman on stage right now, and firebrand congressman, ship, roy will follow him. it s rare to see lawmakers endorsing someone not named trump, but it s also why they re out here on the campaign trail to pitch a different feature, different nominee to republicans in the state. ali, weather can oftentimes be a predictor of turnout when it comes to elections in general, right? we re looking at iowa. the caucus is there, and caucus day, by the, way the current forecast for that day, we ve been seen over the last couple days all bundled up while we ve been speaking with you, it s going to be zero degrees with the wind chill of minus 16. are their expectatio