Freezing cold temperatures, one last Des Moines Register poll, a flurry of final campaign events.

It's all totally normal, except for the minor detail that the frontrunner is a four-times indicted wannabe dictator.

His words.

Two of my favorite political experts are standing by as we count down to tomorrow's Iowa caucuses. Plus, Congressman

Adam Schiff is here with reaction to Trump's wild argument for presidential immunity. Also today,

the law firm of Weissman and Katiel on the intimidation and harassment facing basically

every judge and prosecutor involved in the Trump trials. And later, my day in Delaware at Biden campaign

headquarters. As Democrats freak out ahead of the general election, I'll talk to some of the

brains behind the Biden strategy. Well, it's finally here.

The first contents of the 2024 election cycle.

Just about 31 hours from now, caucus goers in Iowa will brave record cold conditions.

I'm talking sub-zero temperatures with life-threatening wind chills to cast their votes for the candidate of their choice.

And last night, we got our best prediction of what that might look like. Every four years, campaign staff,

supporters, and the candidates themselves, wait for the final poll to come out from the Des Moines

Register. It's not always an exact predictor of the outcome. It offers a sense of where things

stand. Who's up? Who's down? Who has the momentum just days out from the first nominating contest?

I actually remember the exact moment in 2004. The poll showed John Kerry leading for the

first time in the final days before the caucus. That he went on to win. We literally had to hold our phones, our Blackberry, outside of a bus.

That's the time we were living through.

There wasn't quite as much drama this time around.

Trump is sitting at a dominant 48% according to this poll.

Nikki Haley is sitting at 20%, which means she narrowed the gap by about seven points over the last month,

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