mike huckabee has 4% of that vote. that is a huge contrast from 2008 when he won the iowa caucus. that's where i started the second part of my conversation. this is a fascinating election cycle. chris christie would have been considered the most bombasti krshc runner. you're with van gel kals, but some of that is pointing to ted cruz right now. what do you have to say to social conservatives to christians, to religious voters right now to say i'm you're guy and i've been here for a while. >> i'm not a person who says something different in manhattan than i do in martial town or anywhere else. i really think if people think about it they should know that a conservative doesn't mean you move to where the polls show where you have to be. i just deep down believe that a lot of folk whz they start thinking about it will know that i'm the person who has said exactly the same thing, not just in this election cycle but since i was a teenager. there has been no real change of my personal convictions and views because they're not views that are based on political polling. they're based on d

mike huckabee swept the iowa caucus in 2008. won seven more states before bowing out to the eventually nominee john mccain. wooing the popular voters, from strang supporstrong support from evangelical christians. but now, meanwhile evangelicals in iowa appear to be throwing their lot behind ted cruz who may win as a result. what does that mean for huckabee? he's going to have to reassess his run for the because it's too crowded ahead of the iowa caucuses. sooner or later more candidates will bow out, around top contenders, donald trump and ted cruz. i asked huckabee, what cruz said about his right to be president because cruz was born in canada. here is what huckabee told me. >> i'm not getting into that, that's not an issue for me. i i was born in hope arkansas, i'm pretty sure i'm eligible. >> governor, you have the strongest support in evangelicals what happened. >> well, first of all, i don't think that this election has been decided yet. you know, i know what the polls say but the polls have been so wrong in elections. the

especially the ones at the back of the pack, like 2008 iowa caucus winner mike huckabee. as of the latest polls, he's sitting at a mere two percent, but he's hoping his off in the end" - reid chandler, channel 13 news "i'm going to be glad when we finally start basing this whole election on voters rather than on some east coast pollster who has never spent a night in iowa and doesn't have a clue what matters to people who will be going to vote tomorrow night in the caucuses." - mike huckabee, presidential candidate governor huckabee addressed a packed room at inspired grounds coffee shop in west des moines. the former governor took shots at rival candidates like ted cruz without ever mentioning their names. he told voters to remember he supports the renewable fuel standard and is a strong defender of the second amendment. huckabee says hes not scared of his low polling performance this cycle... in fact, he reminds voters governor terry branstad even suggested he will surprise the state on caucus night. "i trust branstad and his political predictions a whole lot more than

i said i'm mike huckabee running for president. and they said, yeah, we were just laughing about that a moment ago. to give you some real good fun and i'll take some of your questions and talk about the issues of iowa, jim, would you come up here. [applause] mr. huckabee: and be nice to hese people. >> this is italian. this smells good. i'm italian. no offense, i have been sitting here for five minutes because italian people if we don't eat 11 minutes, it's all over. can i have a bite? thank you very much. what? you don't take a lunch break. that's good. i thought that was mine. can somebody order me a diet coke? any "home improvement" fans? i'm tim allen. i put on a few pounds. i'm on a new diet. this is where you hide people like me in the witness rotection program. how do you hire a guy like me on the farm? yeah, what do i do? 'm a farmer. i bury things. thank you, sir. can you around. i come from one of those new york city that we had a lot of crime but no one heard or saw anything. and no matter how you got killed, it was an a

and marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush and mike huckabee are rounding out the top 6 there. now, ben carson's poll numbers really took a nose dive after bernadino terror attacks. he actually used to be number 1 in iowa. >> sabrina: that's right. people thought he didn't have enough foreign policy knowledge after those terror attacks. but he's shifting his strategy a little bit now because of that. i had the opportunity to sit down with him and ask him about it and his response to north korea's hydrogen bomb test in an interview this week. take a listen. >> ben: people used to ridicule president reagan when he talked about, you know, star wars defense mechanisms. believe me, we need to be working on those kinds of things, because you know, with people like him and with people like the iranians. and you knowowpeople like hezbollah and some of the other terrorist organizations, eventually, you know, as much as we desire not to have it happen. eventually, they will have these weapons. we need to anticipate that and you know, our defense can't up, we're gonna blow you up. that do

they know mike huckabee. we need someone that will not just when the primary, but the general election in november. not someone who only appeals to people that already agree with him. he only appeals and leads among those people that rd of greed with him. neil: a journey general, thank you very, very much. the anchors and reporters talking to their respective stations at the same time. you cap your composure. i think that adele would be impressed by that. >> thank you, neil. i will probably be doing it again this weekend. all of these positions where they line up everyone just inches apart. it is who yells the loudest. after this. ♪ you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions... you can feel confident... ...in our experience. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we ca

rick santorum and mike huckabee will be making an appearance at the palmetto senior show... down at the state fair grounds. the event starts at nine this morning in the new goodman building. from there, santorum will head to the the citadel in charleston to sit down with attorney general alan wilson... as a part of his presidential forum series. and democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders' campaign is kicking off its "historically black colleges and universities tour"... tonight at south carolina state university. that's going to be at seven at the barbara a. vaughn fine arts center. sanders, along with fellow democratic presidential hopefuls... hillary clinton and martin o'malley will be here in columbia on monday... to take part in "king day at the dome." religious and civic leader jesse jackson.... is busy criss-crossing the head to the polls next month. jackson will take part in the "rally-to-the polls" event at u-s-c aiken today... before heading to bamberg to speak on medicaid expansion. jackson spoke on the u-s healthcare system during a stop last night ih colu

we will have mike huckabee. it is a legal issue. if we had him on, we could both have this whole iowa thing backfire. possibly, land him in jail. i am just saying, and other artist is saying, hey, when it comes to this, is he on the phone? >> i am fine, neil. several police cars. [laughter] >> i think that adele is in the front car. >> she and i go way back. [laughter] i am not kidding. i thought that this was one of the funniest i have ever seen. obviously, they got back to your campaign. appreciating the humor and the tongue-in-cheek way. they say stop it and you have stopped it. >> i am not even sure that they contacted our campaign. we have not taken it down. >> are you a lawyer? this is protected free speech under the first amendment. political parody is protected. >> she said she will. she has been busy. >> i hear her saying, hello, it is me. i will take the call. you bet. because -- neil: they do not want them mixed up in a campaign. i think that it was ruth springsteen. what would you do? the difference between adel telling

mike huckabee is exactly what i think shows great leadership. the fact he had a legislature that was controlled by the democrats but was able to pass things and get things done. and quoite frankly what i have seen in washington is not where i want the future of the country to go. i think there are many opportunities to do better than what we have done. i don't want to beat on what we have done. but what i see for the future of the country is not what the people i surround myself around either. they want to see positive things in this country and the way we project ourselves working with other countries around the wormed. they want to see new -- world opportunities for business. we have young people missing school because they wanted to come here the governor speak. they want to know where the country is going. this is an opportunity and you can show the rest of the country what you think about the candidates running. i hope you will join me in supporting mike huckabee and look at his can daidacy and whae has done. he has a fabulous track record.

governor mike huckabee. he's now in the spin room following his debate just about 45 minutes ago it concluded. governor, your thoughts on the debate and your performance. i'll let you be the first critic or first judge. >> lou, i never do anything they think is all that great. it always can be done better, i'll be second-guessing it for the rest of my life. i will say i thought the debate stayed on substantive issues, i really felt that both sandra and trish, they did a very first class, professional job. they kept it from going into the ditches and getting silly and going offtrack. i thought it was a substantive conversation, and i thought it was important that we didn't attack each other. we weren't there trying to be silly. we were there answering questions and talking to the american people. lou: and i thought that each of you took advantage of the time that you had, the expanded time, and i suppose, then, as some credit goes to rand paul for having, as one of our colleagues said, turning a small l into

let's read this statement and go through it with everyone as we look at mike huckabee. it says roger ailes had three brief conversations with donald trump about possibly appearing at the debate. there were not multiple calls. we acknowledged his concerns about a observation we made in order to quell the attacks on megyn kelly. he agreed to appear if fox news contributed $5 million to his charity. we said we could not engage in a quid pro quo nor could any money change hands for any reason. in the last 48 hours we kept two issues at the forefront. we'd never compromise our journalistic standards and we'd always stand by our journalist megyn kelly. we've accomplished those two goals, and we are pleased with the outcome. we're very proud to have her on stage as a debate moderator alongside bret baier and chris wallace. this is a very interesting statement because just moments ago, brianna keilar had donald trump on his plane saying there were multiple calls and then this statement refute of some of what he said. >> each side is going to tell different versions of this stor

rick santorum, jeb bush, mike huckabee, and donald trump. and hillary clinton represents the democrats with stops in ames and eastern iowa. minority voters have a better sense of how hillary clinton would fight for them... for two hours... she, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley faced off inside drake university's sheslow auditorium for the brown and black forum. with the iowa caucuses just 3 weeks away and a near tie clinton and sanders... voters were ready to hear how their view of minorities to set them apart... "jonathan douglas"minorities aren't talked about that often...you might get one question on black lives matters and the rest is pushed away towards building a wall and having the mexican government pay for it so i think focusing on it and having an in-depth conversation isn't just brushing over the facts but really speaking the facts and to the people directly." the republicans face off this thursday... for the fox business debate... these seven take the main stage... carly fiorina and rand paul didn't qualify for it... so fiorin

i said i'm mike huckabee running for president. and they said, yeah, we were just laughing about that a moment ago. to give you some real good fun and i'll take some of your questions and talk about the sues of iowa, jim, would you come up here. [applause] mr. huckabee: and be nice to these people. >> this is italian. this smells good. i'm italian. no offense, i have been sitting here for five minutes because italian people if we don't eat 11 minutes, it's all over. can i have a bite? thank you very much. what? you don't take a lunch break. that's good. i thought that was mine. can somebody order me a diet coke? any "home improvement" fans? i'm tim allen. i put on a few pounds. i'm on a new diet. this is where you hide people like me in the witness protection program. how do you hire a guy like me on the farm? yeah, what do i do? i'm a farmer. i bury things. thank you, sir. can you around. i come from one of those new york city that we had a lot of crime but no one heard or saw anything. and no matter how you got killed, it was an

former iowa caucus winner mike huckabee spoke to a packed house inside a cafe in west des moines. i'm not sure i've ever seen this before at a campaign introduced the man who would introduce him. that was a clear sign of respect for iowa senator chuck grassley. all over this cafe, you could see signs naming each of the 99 counties huckabee has been to... as he's completed the so-called "full grassley." huckabee spent a great deal of time talking about ethanol -- trying to separate himself from someone who has picked up a lot of his 2008 supporters -- senator ted cruz. we spoke with voters at today's event... and they have a very interesting story to tell. they're from illinois, but are vacationing in iowa because of the caucuses. they told me -- cancun will always be there -- but a political event like this only comes around once every four years. we'll hear from them tonight -- plus a comedian fans of a very popular show would recognize. he's on the road with a candidate right now. that's all tonight at 10. we've got you covered live in des moines, jerry gallagher kwwl news. mike

about mike huckabee, he has a life of being a pastor, and citying with those things that you think are important? >> definitely, i agree with that, but at the same time, who are coalescing around is ted cruz and not mike huckabee. >> why is that? >> i believe it is because ted cruz is fighting the battlings, he is an inseeder, but he is a outsider. mick huckabee has never been in washington, so ted cruz is on the inside. thank you for your time. >> all right. >> coming up the price of fighting terrorism, will a larger defense budget really enhance the nation's security? away from tonight's debate. the united states spents more on it's military than the next seven combined. will more spending really make the country safer. patricia has more. >> when it comes to defense spending, size matters to the top republican presidential candidate. >> we will make our military so big, and so song, and so great. >> it is not enough. will swelling spending really enhance the nation's security? and more than half a trillion dollars the u.s. has by far the world's biggest budget, one that exceeds the n

rick santorum and mike huckabee. there was a bit of an awkward moment we want to show you with santorum. >> not to be offensive, but i'll stand over here so i'm not photographed with the trump sign. i'm supporting another candidate for president. that doesn't mean we can't work together when it comes to helping veterans. that's what mike and i are doing. >> they ran on the undercard debate. >> and went over there. what does this mean to have the previous winners in iowa to have them with trump there? >> there is an image i cannot shake. you had mike huckabee on one side and rick santorum and donald trump. 2008, 2012 iowa caucus winners and maybe 2016. that certainly is what donald trump is hoping. >> neither of the men became president or the nominee. >> listen, mike huckabee and rick santorum's campaigns have not taken off in iowa. they are hugely respected and admired figures, particularly in conservative and evangelical circles in iowa. that is what propelled them to a win. that is what donald trump is playing tow

mike huckabee is exactly what i hink shows great leadership. he was able to pass things and get things done. and what i have seen in the last few years in washington is not what i want to see the future of our country go. there are many, many opportunities to do better. and i want to feed on what is going on lately. what i see for the future of this country isn't what the people i surround myself with want to see either. they want to see positive things not only in this country, but the way we project ourselves around the world and see no opportunities. we have young people that are missing school right now because they wanted to come and hear the overnor speak. they have priorities and want to know where the country is going. this is an opportunity and able to show the rest of the opportunity. i hope you'll join me in supporting mike huckabee and look deeply at his candidacy and what he has done in the past. not just what he promises in the future. promises are easy. track record is something you've got to live with. and he has a fabulous trac

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former senator rick santorum and former governor mike huckabee each held a town hall gathering today. they talked about why they should get that presidential bid. << wednesday, two presidential hopefuls looked to boost their way up through the crowd of candidates. former senator rick santorum stopped at the copper cup coffee house in cherokee where he discussed the experience needed for that presidential bid. "people have been upset for several years of sending people to washington who say they're going to do one thing then don't do what they say they're going to do," said presidential candidate, rick santorum. former arkansas governor mike huckabee held a "huddle" at the cherokee train depot where e talked about his commitmeme to the state of iowa. "i think that a lot of people in iowa are beginning to think through that they don't want to give their caucus vote to someone that they don't know that well...and they know me," sakd presidential candidate, mike huckabee. the kunickis went to both santorum and huckabee's town halls and say they're impressed with both presidential hopefuls

carly fiorina, mike huckabee and ricksantorum will be in the undercard debate at 5.

governor mike huckabee and senator rick santorum. the pennsylvania senator didn't comment on a potential a trump santorum ticket -- but said he won't bash his fellow contenders. (rick santorum/(r) presidential candidate):"i'm not going to to throw mud at anybody on this stage tonight." i'm mary moloney reporting. >> most of the presidential candidates will be stumping for support throughout siouxland before the iowa caucus on monday. ktiv's robert lowe candidates will be tomorrow. it's a campaigin frenzy between now and caucus day. here's a list of presidential candidates coming to siouxland on friday. on the democratic side. former maryland governor martin o'malley has several stops planned. he'll be in denison at the crawford county abstract. doors open at 4 p.m. after that he'll head to his sioux city campaign headquarters on nebraska st. the event starts at 7:00p.m. republican senator ted cruz has a cruzin' to caucus event at 2:15 p.m. in emmetsburg, iowa at iowa lakes community college. jeb bush has two events scheduled. the for

carly fiorina, mike huckabee and senator paul. senator paul said he will not be present but the invitation remains open. 115-point addition there after gaining roughly 50 points yesterday but the nasdaq in an eight-day slide, 52 -point gain. remember that year? it is flat right now. above the fold. top of the wall street journal today reports by the paper that because of the selloff in crude, one-third of american oil and gas producers could be at risk of bankruptcy in the next year. more on that what means for the

mike huckabee has a one-in-11 shot of winning the iowa caucuses on february first. but he'll have to make up a lot of ground to do so. coming up ... i sit down to talk one- on-one with the 2008 winner. hear why he says he isn't worried about polls ... and how he's proving to you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. their own as an act of terrorism. we'll tell you what happened. and it rose from the second tier to the top of the mountain in iowa in 2008. hear how mike huckabee says he'll do it again on february first. news at four front door today ... philadelphia police are saying an unprovoked attack on one of their officers is being investigated as an act of terror. the suspect was captured minutes after he fired on an officer sitting in a parke

and on the republican side, presidential candidates mike huckabee and rick santorum talked to voters in siouxland. the issues they're pushing during their campaigns coming up. also, iowa senator charles grassley sets a new record for his voting string. why it's such a big deal that he hasn't missed a vote in more than 22 years. and a couple in arkansbs finds out one day after their adoption goes through that their daugher has leukemia. support from the community has helped them find hope. that's in healthbeat 4. but first tj is on the outdoor weather patio.... << wx timer @ :50 clou will be staying thick all across siouxland as we move into our thursday here with a few snow showers possible as a weak wave of low pressure sinks towards the viewing area. temperatures will be below average with highs approaching the upper 20s. overcast conditions will persist through the night as well, before a stronger wave of precipitation sets its sights on the region in the overnight hours giving the area more light snow with accumulations ranging from a coating up to around 2 inches. the heaviest s

at least mike huckabee has told cnn, no, not an end dosement. we're just going to come and listen and see what hey whose has to say. apologies. my lips are frozen over and i can hardly talk. place but a hot time tonight. i'll send it back to you. >> laurie: and all those people are waiting the in cold. it's amazing. >> calvin: absolutely. it's a big debate. >> glenna: they're waiting in the cold and ty don't seem to be bothered by it at all. that's the beauty of it. >> calvin: just the south florida girl. >> laurie: you get inside. and you can bet our local10 political team will be covererg the donate michael putney will have his analysis and perspective, and glenna is live in des moines, iowa, with all the reaction town for you on local10 news at 11:00. >> calvin: no disrespect to hall these people who had to deal with the twister from yesterday and today, but i'll take this over that. any day of the week. >> laurie: it's pretty serious. >> calvin: no sub-zero temperatures lunch betty, tell us what's in store tonight. >> betty: we could have mo

huckabee shared the stage with carly fiorina and jim gilmore. the lower-polling republican candidates taking aim at hillary clinton, the media and the gop establishment. let's bring in senior political strategist for schoen consulting, also a fox news contributor and a republican strategist. so, tony, from the point of view of a republican, how did it go last night? no donald trump on the stage. what about the others?

ted cruz, chris christie, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, mike huckabee. none of the candidates are in new hampshire. tomorrow's big republican debate will be here tomorrow on fox and senator ted cruz jumping on the news when donald trump said he would not be there. >> i think anyone running for the president of the united states owes it to the people of iowa to have the humility to come in front of you, to make the case, to answer the hard questions, to look you in the eye if he's unwilling to stand on the debate stage with the

mike huckabee 28:10 i'm doing 150 events in iowa in january, the reason i'm working that hard, i learned don't take anything for granted and we know most people in iowa don't know who they're going to vote for until just before the caucuses. amanda tag - both of these candidates just marked off some big milestones in iowa. rand paul named his 1000th precinct captain and mike huckabee just finished his 99 county tour of iowa. amanda krenz, local 5 news, we are iowa. " stephanie/1shot: with those candidates and others on sunday morning. watch this week in iowa at 9 a-m. jack/1shot: if you want to book a room in a des moines hotel leading up to the iowa caucuses, it could be tough. we checked several hotel booking sites, and found that only one downtown hotel still has rooms avaialable the week leading up to february 1st. some hotels jacked up prices nearly 4 time the normal rate. you'll have better luck looking outside the des moines city limits -- in cities like grimes, indianola, and ankeny. stephanie: and the fbi has released a statement in terms of security concerns on caucus night. th

republican presidential candidate mike huckabee today. the former governor of arkansas was at trinity baptist church in cayce meeting 40s. cold canadian high pressure will settle into the southeast and bring highs in the 40s through midweek. overnight lows will be most impressive into tuesday and wednesday mornings, both days will start in the low 20s. bundle up! the next opportunity for rain moves in on friday. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee was campaigning in the midlands today. the former governor of arkansas baptist church in cayce meeting voters. but before, he delivered the sunday sermon and performed with the church choir and praise band. huckabee has drifted away from the top gop candidates. but he says the polls won't necessarily predict what will happen at the iowa caucus. "i think people right now...rather then paying attention to all the mechanics of the race are starting to pay attention to their petition in life. they're starting to say...look these policies that the government have been carrying out have hu

governor mike huckabee. >> rick, i'm sure i did fight the clinton machine because every election i was ever in, in arkansas, i assure you they were behind it helping finance and campaign for every opponent. and i share with you the understanding that it's going to be a tough battle. but i spent the first half of my adult life in the private and nonprofit sector raising a family, understanding how tough it is for people to make it, and that first half of my life is what led me to believe that america needs a different kind of leadership. not people who spent their whole life running for one office to the next and living off the government dime, and i got involved because i got sick of what i saw. i also believe that there's got to be some leadership that not only addresses the monetary and military issues of this country, but the moral, of this country. at the end of every political speech, most of us say god bless america. but how can he do that when we continue to slaughter 4,000 babies a day? and i want to

having met him you could say i was the closest, but i just shook hands with governor mike huckabee. >> your governor, bobby jindal, has been on my program lots of times. we taped in my living room. >> i think this is the way the race should be. now we have the big media stunts that the presidential race becomes and this how it should be. people should be out there shaking hands and kissing babies and really kind of getting to know the crowd because we are the american people. we're the one we're electing these people, but they don't seem to know us anymore. >> what candidates will you folks be going to events for >> we've seen bernie sanders, martin o'malley. today mike huckabee and hopefully ted cruz and get in some hillary time later in the week. >> you folks are from louisiana, obviously you won't be participating in the iowa caucus, but your other classmates, who are you folks leaning toward? is there a group candidate you like? >> not particularly. we're from all kind of walks from life. we have all own personal candidates and that's who we're supporting. >> margaret is from lsu.

jenna: mike huckabee's wife is in northwest iowa campaigning for the former governor. she hosted a meet and greet at a local indoor shooting range and expressed her reaction to president's obama's executive action gun plan. abc 9's bria bell was there and brings us more in studio. bria: jenna, janet huckabee was in sioux city brushing up on her shooting skills. it's something she says is important to her as a concealed carry license holder. the former governor's wife held a meet and greet at yards indoor shooting range and says that she and her husband make efforts to reach voters in person, not just through campaign ads and social media. janet huckabee also expressed her opinions on president obama's for gun control. "i just really don't see anything that he did with those executive orders really has a baring on the existing gun owners, it made them mad. i think all he really did was increase gun sales and ammo sales...we already have background check. everytime i buy a gun, they check," huckabee. janet huckabee says mental health should be a main focus, not making gu

mike huckabee eight years ago. are you predicting we'll be hugely surprised monday night on the republican side? >> no, i'm just -- no, i'm not saying one thing or the other, wolf. what i'm saying is that in a caucus state, where, you know, turnout is not huge, and it's different. you sit in a gym for hours and you talk and you listen to other people and you take a vote. i'm just saying in these early states, if you don't live in one of these early states, you don't realize how seriously the people here take their responsibility in choosing these candidates early on in the process. and that's all i'm saying. tonight is an important time in that process, i think, for the folks in iowa. >> which democratic candidate do you fear the most? hillary clinton or bernie sanders? >> honestly, i would normally want to take the bait on that because there's usually -- when i was asked that about joe biden i said joe biden is the harder guy to beat because he's a person a lot of people like and you might want to have a beer with

. >> nicole: mike huckabee gears up by singing adele. ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> we will show you more from the funny video. andy murray moves from -- to open. 91 points is a and a half of percent. down 14 to be specific. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ lost invoices, lost prospects, lost respect. well-crafted solutions for today's problems in commerce. pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. i thione second it's there.day. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ .. .. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lauren: did you like that, that was mike huckabee's latest add showing gop presidential candidate in iowa caucuses just days away. make sure to stay tune to fox business. niel cavuto hosts our coverage of the first votes beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and get the latest results and analysis, the morning after right here on fbn:am, we will have special live coverage sta

mike huckabee, good luck over the weekend. we will talk to you again soon. the president issuing an executive order. reporting to the government what they pay their employees. by gender, race and ethnic city. isn't that just what our struggling economy needs. more red tape for businesses. the local i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ >> democratic candidates. making last-minute appeals in the hawkeye state. neck and neck. just five points. could she wind up losing iowa. what would it mean for her campaign overall. breaking analysis. former campaign manager. 1988 presidential run. good to have you here. >> good to be here. trish: are you surprised that this is as close as it is right now? >> look, iowa is iowa. i know exactly where they are. ideological. they responded very strongly. if very passionate campa

(mike huckabee/ (r) presidential candidate)i'm free at 8 o'clock. i offered, by the way wolf, i would take his podium at the 8 o'clock debate and that was rejected so i said ok, i'll find something else to do at 8 o'clock and that's exactly what i've done." campaign says the looking forward earlier fox news debate... then trump, as well. bernie sanders took a shot at during a visit in he stopped by a high school there to talk to students and answer questions. sanders spoke up about trump's stance on illegal immigration when the topic came up. "what has upset me very much in the last what we're hearing from people like donald trump on not on immigration, but we're hearing racist and bigoted attacks against a whole group of people." the vermont senator made several other stops today, including a rally in fairfield with actress sarandon. jenna: hillary clinton is getting help hawkeye state. spent some time campaigning in iowa for his wife, caucuses. the former president spoke this afternoon to a crowd at wartburg college in waverly... telling voters hi

one candidate- mike huckabee- has already said he'll drop out if he doesn't at least place third in iowa- and weak results could mean trouble for other struggling cadidates like rick santorum- last three iowa polls, or martin o'malley on the democratic side- who is polling at 4% while the two other candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders- are polling around 44 or 45%. an end to campaigns in iowa though also open up opportunities for campaigns still in the race to pick up voters who suddenly find themselves without a dog in the hunt. "the real question is do those candidates who drop out endorse other candidates? where do their supporters go? i know many campaigns are already planning 'if this person drops out, we want this candidate to endorse us. we want these voters to be with us.'" some possible allegiances are starting to show among presidential campaigns- after thursday's undercard debate, both mike huckabee and rick santorum took the stage at donald trump's veterans support rally, which ran parallel to the fox news prime time debate. ww wis news 1o the richland county sherif

today, mike huckabee's campaign supporters with a link to printable targets they the targets include parts of thehe president's agenda, including "common core", "obamacare", and gop presedential candidate carly fiorina's campaign will return to siouxland next week. "coffee with carly" will be held at the midwest deli caf on east second st. in downtown holstein on january 12. the event will begin at 10 a.m. and give iowans another opportunity with the candidada before caucus night. doors open at 9:30, and the event is free and open to the public. gop presidential candidate rand paul is returning to iowa later this week. the kentucky senator will be in council bluffs tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. from there he heads to sioux city for a "stand with rnad meet and greet." that takes place at 1:00 p.m. a the sioux city public library. from there paul heads to carroll, iowa. leading the latest national polls, donald trump's campaign chair is confident in their ability to win the iowa sam clovis credits the campaign "different approach." that's something, he says, has been misunderstoo d by the med

just ask 2008 winner mike huckabee. is this the craziest iowa we have seen in a while? governor huckabee: every time, there is something unusual about it. this is one for the books. scott: whether it is a reality tv star on top of the polls or a former president stumping for his spouse. >> polling numbers, that is what is frustrating. the polls have been horribly inaccurate. probably the biggest polling agency in america, gallup, you said they are not doing polling in this race. scott: right now, polls show hillary clinton and donald trump iowa has a way, but way of producing surprises. they are a strong group of intelligent voters. they study the issues and the candidates. they are not easily bamboozled. scott: although not the best at predicting nominees. more successful on the democratic side, but they are more often than not wrong at using republicans. >> mike huckabee wins in 2008. in scenario. is there a lesson to be learned? >> sometimes iowa will predict a nominee. sometimes jimmy carter can rise from obscurity. you can have rick santorum go to work and be a cau

mike huckabee and rick santorum plan to join trump at their rally at the undercard debate. we're watching one of the two modern american political parties which has been in existence for 150 years being ripped apart at the seams by a reality tv star. joining me now from outside the trump rally is msnbc news correspondent, katy. what is the scene like there? >> reporter: the people inside like exactly that. they like that he's ripping apart the book. he's ripping apart the system. he's shaking things up. he is a breath of fresh air. they like his policies and positions. they like he's not politically correct. i asked a couple of veterans what they meant by that. they said this country is going in the wrong direction and it's different from what they are used to. they want donald trump to be, they seem him as an 18th century, a 19th century president in a 21st century world. i said do you think the country is changing for the worst. they told me yes, they believe that. they think this country was founded on christian values, western values is the term they used. they believe

from religion and taxes to social security and renewable fuels, former arkansas governor mike huckabee touted his stance on issues facing the country. the republican brought his faith-based campaign to the siouxland center for active generations this morning. during his sioux city 'huckabee huddle,' he said as president, he would give decision- making power back to the states the environment. huckabee also talked about restoring what he calls, 'our national soul.' "this country has lost its national soul and by that i mean we used to a country that valued virtue, patriotism. we understood that some things were right and some things were wrong. we upheld that, we instilled that in our children, we made that a part of every community. we weren't always divide by race and economic position," says huckabee. one voter says after hearing huckabee's stance on the issues, he'll be caucusing for him. "i wanted to see where he stood on a lot of things and see as far as the politics, he know about it more than i do. he's facing a lot bigger things than i am, so i just wanted to see if i agreed wi