Hello from Washington, I'm Chuck Todd and this is the Chuck Todd cast.

We are in the middle of one of, if not the busiest political news cycles anyone can remember

just to recap this week alone.

The Iowa Coxes were Monday.

The State of the Union, which had the feel of a campaign rally, the end of the impeachment

trial, and finally, oh, there's a New Hampshire primary that comes up in now six days.

And that was before the curve ball we got from the Iowa Democratic Party, which had

one of the probably all time worst election ID debacles in primary history.

I think now the Chicago Tribune starts to feel good about itself.

As of this taping two and a half days after the caucuses took place, we still have over

a quarter of precincts left to report results.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to 2020.

The good news was that the Des Moines Register poll nailed it again.

No data.

So let's dive right into the chaos and what it means for the Democratic race.

I'm joined now by two of my favorite political correspondents these days, Jonathan Martin,

National Political Corp.

of the New York Times and Eugene Scott, political reporter for the Washington Post.

You guys, Eugene, how's your Iowa hangover?

That's a way I feel.

I feel like I have an Iowa hangover and I have a drink at thing.

You want to hear how intense my hangover was?

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