[national anthem] [national anthem] pete: good morning, everybody. again, your photos, phenomenal. my favorite one, the flag with the moon in the middle of the day. i don t know a lot about science, but i know the moon is not supposed to be out in the middle of the day, but sometimes it is. i don t know why. maybe you can help me. [laughter] welcome to fox & friends. rachel: asking questions we can t answer. pete: there s got to be an answer. everything swirls on god s design, on everyone s pattern. rachel: i bet rick knows. pete: i m sure rick knows. will: it s got to be something with science. pete: that was a bright day with the flag and the moon was right there. i don t know if we have it will: it s disconcerting. it should be daylight, and the moon is still out. it doesn t add up. my favorite one is the one where we had the american flag in the midst of the ice and snow-covered forest because with i think it s symbolic of most of the country in the next 24-
give a speech, we re talking a short speech, like a minute or two, about their candidate. if you have an organized campaign, then you know who your speaker s going to be. if you don t, maybe someone volunteers to say a few words about the candidate they re supporting. then they hand out ballots, and they re blank. you write the name of the candidate who you re supporting, and you hand it n and then those votes are tabulated by hand and then put into i believe there s a fancy new app they re using in the iowa caucuses to send it up to hq so that we get the results fairly quickly. at least that s how it s supposed to work. here to react, mark lucas, the article iii project executive vice president and iowa caucus voter. mark, did i get that right? is that basically how it breaks down? yeah, that s a great overview. and good morning, pete. so the iowa caucus is a party-run function. it s unlike a traditional primary campaign or a general election campaign. it s run by the state party. a