Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the show. Good to be with all of you here on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Maybe we can all remember a little bit of his preachings today. I think we sometimes need a reminder, work together, kindness, love. Maybe don't keep further dividing everybody, particularly on racial lines. You think that's a good idea? I think so. Well, you may know me from

Len and Michael in the morning. I also co-host always in fashion here on 710 WOR with my father,

Mark Weber on Saturday and Sunday nights. I'm a legal contributor on News Nation, anchor on the

Law and Crime Network, and today I get to be with all of you. A lot to get into today. We're going to talk about the prosecutor going after Donald Trump. We'll talk a little Biden. We'll talk the MTA. But the first thing I got to talk about is

the Iowa caucus. So it is not only MLK Day, but it is the official start of the nomination process.

Who is going to be nominated as the presidential candidate? This is day one, Iowa caucus, big deal for Republicans, millions of dollars of ad spending has gone to Iowa.

It's not about any more theories or predictions or debates or polls. This is the actual voting. Okay. And it's complicated. It's complicated by the weather. It's frigid in Iowa right now. I'm talking temperatures with a high of negative

three. That's what we're talking about. So is that going to affect voter turnout? Possibly. You really

need to make people want to come out and you have to campaign to win over the people that actually

do come out. And you have to think that the people who show up,

they really have to believe in their candidate, right? Not this wishwashy, oh, well, you know, I guess

I'll vote for, they seem like a good choice. No, this is important. Now, to be clear how the actual

day works, because it can get a bit complicated. So registered Republicans in Iowa, they go to all these

party meetings and they talk party business, they talk about the different candidates, and then

representatives from the different campaigns will make one final push to those in attendance

on who they should vote for and then those registered Republicans vote. And I think there's about

1,600 sites.

So it's really important for Haley and DeSantis.

And yes, even Donald Trump for their people to go there.

Iowa has 40 delegates at stake.

In order to get the Republican nomination, you need a majority of delegates across the country.

There are almost 2,500 delegates in total.

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