With all but 1 in-person rally canceled, Trump to spend final 2 days of Iowa holding tele-rallies, making small retail stops

As former President Donald Trump cancels all but one of his in-person rallies this weekend, he's expected to spend the final days ahead of the Iowa caucuses holding tele-rallies and meeting with voters at smaller campaign stops.

Friday night, the Trump campaign canceled three out of the four in-person rallies scheduled for Saturday and Sunday amid continued severe weather across Iowa, instead announcing a series of virtual rallies. Now, the only in-person rally the campaign has in the books is its Commit to Caucus rally in Indianola, Iowa, Sunday afternoon.

But the campaign stresses that that's not his last campaign stop before the Iowa caucuses.

«We're gonna be out there seeing people and shaking hands,» Senior Campaign Advisor Jason Miller told ABC News, explaining the former president plans to meet with Iowa voters at more intimate retail campaign stops in between the remaining Indianola rallies and his tele-rallies over the next couple days. «A lot of activities going around,» Miller said.

The canceled rally in Atlantic, Iowa, on Saturday would have been Trump's first campaign rally since his last rally in Clinton, on Jan. 6. He participated in a town hall with Fox News on Wednesday, but otherwise, the campaign has been relying mostly on surrogate events, several of which had been canceled due to weather as well.

Now, on Saturday evening, he's scheduled to deliver remarks during what he's calling a «Vision for America» live stream, and after that, he's joining Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird for a tele-rally.

He has two additional tele-rallies coming up on Sunday and Monday, and on Monday, Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle are campaigning on behalf of Trump in person in Ankeny, Iowa. After that, the Trump campaign