you and i have known for newt gingrich for over 20 years. you walk around with newt gingrich, and he always has a live hand grenade in his pocket. you never know when it's going explode. >> you want that in a president, steve? do you want a president with a live hand grenade in his pocket? >> i'm not so for sure, but for the last couple months it's not det take it. he's looked good. i've gone through his economic program, and i think it's excellent. he sounds very much like a modern-day jack kemp. it's an appealing message. >> a pro-growth message with substantial tax cutting as part of it. is that what you like? >> tax cuts, personal accounts for social security. one of the things i love, he wants to get rid of the congressional budget office, the bane of existence. he has innovative ideas, very attractive to conservative republican voters. >> joe, do you share this enthusiasm? >> no, i don't think so. i think gingrich has his schtick. >> schtick? >> real fundamental change, paul, dramatic change. this is the most important election since 1

newt gingrich talks about janitor jobs to kids. you are taking jobs away from the adults. >> mike, good idea or bad? >> i think if you do it with giving small businesses a better opportunity you would see a lot more young adults work. small businesses are dead. and that's where most of the young people tend to work. they work for family businesses. >> and the government is going the other way. they are trying to prevent kids on farms from driving tractors right now. >> they are against small businesses . are i think we need more aprentedisship programs and acquiring skills. we have 16 years old learning on the job as plumbers and not in the classroom and putting plumbing torch in your hand. >> what about the argument that morgan made and crowding out the work force and minimum wage workers. you will crowd out the adults. >> i am not buying it. have them sitting on facebook and twitter eating yunk food and creating health problems for themselves. there is a way to get teens who do want to work. we are talking about union jobs and te

. >> michele bachmann is going after newt gingrich's stance on immigration. she said they are the most liberal of the and newt gingrich said that is false. we'll talk to a surrogate from newt gingrich's campaign. >> it was supposed to be a one billion dollar fund to help struggling homeowners. and the majority dished out went to pennsylvania and marant and they were not even the ones hardest hit in the housing collapse. >> most hardest hit were florida and nevada. it once again, typical mess up of the federal government. it is like eric holder gun running activitis and solyndra scandal. the federal government can't do anything right. the best thing about the program, it is over. >> when the program ended half of the money went back to treasurer and only used half of the money. there you have that? >> wayne is right. the banks couldn't conform. when it was set up. the bank, and government just looked at mortgage payments totaling income. they didn't look at student loans or credit card or nothing. if you called any community banker they could have told you why

newt gingrich is going to school him. it will be so bad he will deliver enough sympathy to win the election. >> bob: somebody elig said nice things about newt. do we have bill clinton up here? >> he is articulate and tries to think of a conservative version of an idea that will solve a legitimate problem. for example, last night, i watched the national security debate last night. newt said two things that would make an independent voter say i've got to consider that. >> bob: that is the key. newt made independent voter statements. we would prefer to run against gingrich than romney. i think bill in his own way there is a good old boy, he's just fine. from my stand point, newt is terrific. >> eric: i think you're right that the obama administration would rather run against anybody but romney. seen the mitt versus mitt ad? >> dana: the white house is exciting they are going to run against romney so that's why they're making time and money ads against -- >> bob: i'm not sure it's wasting. >> dana: it's too early.>> all of us

some decided they prefer newt gingrich. talking to him personally. they have said coming through out they don't know who they are going to vote for. there will be more debates. they will extend the attacks ads against romney but he will be able to make his case. there are legitimate criticisms of gingrich. the thought that he is going to attack him from the right and conservative i think that will not be credible. >> we should point out one of debates phil was talking about is the fox debate. it look the last before the iowa caucuses january 3rdrd. when we come back a super failure as legislative gridlock rules the day in washington. [ morgan ] the super bowl. the most epic day in america. and the end of a journey that began here... ...when the swipe of a visa card... ...gave one man the chance to bring happiness to ten friends, including the knuckleheads at the car wash. those are super bowl tickets? yes dude! you're going to the super bowl! [ morgan ] use your visa card for a chance to win. to see more of the story, visit our facebook page. i wish

>> i think newt gingrich survived through persistence. the only thing not known about newt gingrich is they balloted the budget cut taxes and reformed the major entitlement program. i think he solidified himself as a nonromney candidate. i think in large part because of what kelly said. he was inok rated fr -- inocula from the candidates listed pawlenty fox and perry and cain. >> would you go back to work for him? >> i am t going to rule anything out but i am not going to announce anything. people who follow politics feel we can lose perspective. he h we had an avalanche fall on the campaign. i took the short view and thought terp dead. newt took the long view and started to sis descend the mountain again. >> i have 30 secondsleft because of this terror bust i am short on time. do you think he can sustain the momentum with the press ma'amering about him every day about the divorces the hypocrisy about making the money from freddie mac? >> it may em bold enhim a bit. the candidate that the grass-roots feel is being put upon unfairly they t

, for making illegal immigrants citizens. >> i thought it was newt gingrich's finest hour frankly. it may hurt him in the short-term, but the reality is the next president is not going to order the deportation of 12 million people. >> even one million. >> american people won't stand for it. a or draconian laws that force people to leave. and newt gingrich should have credit for wanting an adult discussion for this and not an applause line. >> and a candidate looking beyond the primaries to a general election where the republicans will need some hispanic support in order to defeat barack obama and if newt gingrich seems to be the only one who realizes, dan. >> and that can be said about the national security issues as well. obama has not been horrible on 0 national security. he had bob gates as defense secretary and leon panetta as ceo and replaced him with david petraeus and continued the drone wars and i think what romney is doing is positioning, as well as gingrich, positioning themselves at this point. first of all, it looks like they're going to be the two candidates and they'r

mitt romney and newt gingrich. plus or minus 4, that's a tie across the board. gingrich, surging in most pol polls. steve you spent time with the speaker. your take? >> interesting to listen to him talk about his personal baggage. i interviewed three dozen people in south carolina. i was stunned how many people are willing to look past that and say what he has done, he has done. he said he asked for forgiveness. he has moved on and we shall, too. in the course of talking to the people in south carolina, i would say 90% of them said in the first sentence, he is intelligent. maybe the smartest person in the field. excellent debater. he is using it in the stump speech extensively. >> the herman cain campaign trying to get past the sexual harassment allegations. he had another bit of a hiccup we showed you last night about answering a question in an editorial board about libya. he talked about that today. >> the pause was to gather my thoughts. people want to make a big deal about it. if you were asked seven or eight questions, somebody switches to libya and they ar

. >> republican candidate newt gingrich keeps his cool at the presidential debates. is that why he's near the frontrunners? at the top, is he the latest media target? >> okay, libya. >> herman cain gets creamed by the press following his lengthy pause on libya. is the media giving the former pizza purveyor a fair shake? the solyndra scandal heats up as congress searches for someone to blame. >> we've been lazy over the last couple of decades. >> our president thinks we're lazy. >> we're not out there hungry, selling america. >> did the media hear that? our president thinks we're lazy. >> what do you think republicans will be sipping and saying? >> cnn's man at white house appears to have a soft spot for mr. obama. is that why he tosses softball questions to the leader of the free world? and reg says, see you later. >> thanks, everybody. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. jim pinkerton, contributing divert of american conservative magazine and kirsten powers. i'm john scott. fo"fox news watch" is on right now. >> here's the key th

>> i think newt gingrich survived through persistence. the only thing not known about newt gingrich is they balloted the budget cut taxes and reformed the major entitlement program. i think he solidified himself as a nonromney candidate. i think in large part because of what kelly said. he was inok rated fr -- inocula from the candidates listed pawlenty fox and perry and cain. >> would you go back to work for him? >> i am not going to rule anything out but i am not going to announce anything. people who follow politics feel we can lose perspective. he h we had an avalanche fall on the campaign. i took the short view and thought terp dead. newt took the long view and started to sis descend the mountain again. >> i have 30 seconds left because of this terror bust i am short on time. do you think he can sustain the momentum with the press ma'amering about him every day about the divorces the hypocrisy about making the money from freddie mac? >> it may em bold enhim a bit. the candidate that the grass-roots feel is being put upon unfairly the

we'll have to see where newt gingrich stands two weeks from now for instance. and does that help romney? is he able to gain momentum? >> shepard: karen, thanks. the iranian-backed terror group, hezbollah has reportedly dealt a major blow to our cia. we'll talk to a former cia official about what may be a breach. >> plus, one worker at a major retailer says the company's black friday plans could ruin thanksgiving. now nearly 200,000 people say they agree. the black friday backlash is coming up. >> shepard: this is studio b bottom of the hour. new details about the trouble at that now bankrupt brokerage firm mf global the one time new jersey governor and senator jon corzine ran it until it went bankrupt last month. the trustee overseeing the firm's bankruptcy says a lot more money is missing from customers' accounts than originally reported. 1.2 billion dollars. that's double what firm officials first told the government. investigators say they are looking into whether mf global took money from investors to cover trading losses. fbi is also investigating whether

are overwhelmed by the ideas and proposals that pour forth from newt gingrich. but the fact is in just hard political terms if you are democrat and looking at newt gingrich as a likely opponent to barack obama maybe the analogy is like those balloons that will float down central park for thanksgiving. any moment any one of those trees along the way to poke it and the balloon explodes and that is what is going on with newt gingrich. any moment you say oh, my gosh, i foregot about that baggage. i foregot about the insurance problem, you know. it is just too much at some point. you have to wonder. it is not about mitt romney. i think it is about mitt romney. it is not about newt. it is about mitt romney. why is it that everybody comes along and challenges mitt. he can't get above that limit of 23 to 25%. >> chris: let me go back and we omaha bank have a couple of minutes to go back to newt. because as bill points out, i mean there is a lot to like about newt. he was if you are a conservative republican, he was the guy who -- the republican revolution in 1994. he br

newt gingrich said he was for it. and even as recently as a year ago before the latinos in the united states. he came out with the policy that said he stands for amnesty for illegal aliens. >> bachmann pointed out no mention of the 25 years and law-abiding and the other qualifiers that newt gingrich is putting on it now. what about that? >> first thing, i think you have to acknowledge that speaker newt gingrich is the only presidential candidate in all of the years that i have followed politicings who will affirm that the united states has a sovereign right to define and protect its border. you never hear anybody else talk about that. and the other thing you hear speaker newt gingrich talk about. yen 20 13. he will have provided operational controls of the u.s.-mexico border. currently, you have the secretary and department of homeland security say we have 40 percent control. i am sorry, that is a failing grade . speaker newt gingrich is talking about operational control in one year's time. if you have operational con

. >> newt gingrich continues to roll along. the speaker will be here. >> i do not choose to run for congress in 2012. >> and our old pal barney frank quitting the house of representatives. we'll tell you why. >> there are some changes here. >> bill: caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. newt gingrich in just a moment. first, disrespecting michelle bachmann. a week ago on the jimmy fallon program played a disrespectful song in introducing congress woman michelle bachmann. that kind of thing is not unusual anymore that. is why they lied about this program on the air, we asked headline to apology. it would not. nbc apologized privately. >> of course i accept apology but my dad says it would have been the president of nbc apologizing not the senior vice president of programming. when someone smg is done to a conservative, it's passed off and forgoten. >> bill: important point is that media standards have collapsed. that is dangerous, amer

gingrich, oh, newt gingrich is a washington police station, been around washington a long time, i'm a businessman, i'm not about politics, i'm not a politician. the guy first ran for the senate in 1994. he's been running for president for about a decade. more over, somewhat unfair to him, he physically, personality-wise, comes across as if he was designed by east german scientists to be the perfect android politician. and his answers come across that way. so in his interview he seems much more political than a lot of more political people. >> i want to play another clip, talking about the mandate, massachusetts healthcare law, and then we'll have a follow-up. >> this is not a federal plan. it's a state plan. and under the constitution states should be able to craft their own plan. >> so governor, you did say on camera, and other places, that at times you thought it would be a model for the nation. >> you're wrong, bret. >> no, no. i mean, there's -- >> no. the plan we did in massachusetts had many features that i thought should be adopted by other states. i thought there were good i

and will those two groups resolve to mitt romney or look to someone else like newt gingrich. time is running short, less than two months to iowa. >> paul: dorothy you wrote this week, you think that newt gingrich could be the number one challenger and maybe the nomination. >> i believe not only because of romney's weaknesses which are considerable because he has not lost that sense of, wanting the presidency so much, and to put it blandly, that he would say anything. we have on the one hand a bunch of people who would not run for this office, on the other hand-- >> about whom you're very fond, i know. >> on the other hand we have mr. romney who has this record which he keeps repeating. what he did in ohio after everything, after all of the talk about his waffling, to have backed out on that union business was very-- >> that's a vulnerability for ram any. why gingrich? if he was ruled out three months ago? >> i've had enough male on this, telling me anybody who is exposed to gingrich on the campaign trail, who listens to him, he has an extraordinary flow of substance, ringing

so no problem with newt gingrich. good man. but a very different person i am based on our life experiences. >> if speaker gingrich became the republican nominee, do you think he could beat president obama in november 2012? >> i think i stand by far the best shot of replacing president obama among the republicans in the field. that doesn't mean that others wouldn't have a good shot at it as well, but i wouldn't be in this race if i didn't think i had unique background and vision for america, and the capacity to actually replace president obama. i think to get president obama out of office, you're going to have to bring something to the race that's different than what he brings. he's a life-long politician. i think you have to have the credibility of understanding how the economy works. and i do. that's one reason i'm in this race. >> like the "union-leader," your critics charge that you make decisions based on political expediency and not cre conviction. you have been on both sides of issues, and there's videotape going back yea

i think newt gingrich has been consistent. i think ultimately he was out earlier and he said some very nice things about rick perry who is one of the losers. we can say from the debate. >> laura: why do you think rick per i can't was a loser in last night's debate. >> newt gingrich said it could have been me and everybody has those moments and it's true. people have those moments. the difference is gingrich is consistently good. this is his forte. this his venue. this is the thing he likes to do. perry not so much. he doesn't want to debate. when he has a bad night it just reminds people he doesn't like to debate. he has a hard time eking out a statement and saying what he believes coherently. voters are responding to it and that's why he keeps sinking in the polls. >> laura: people are going to think i'm nuts here but i think perry had a good night until the gaffe. one of his better performances, people say is he not a good debater. probably right. he didn't want to do many more debates but changed their position on that a co

plus, newt gingrich's frontrunner standing takes a hit. we will ask our sunday panel if a possible missed step on illegal immigration could cost gingrich in iowa. and our power player of the week offers a patriotic idea for christmas shopping all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. well, we are finally entering the home stretch in the runup to real people casting real votes in the republican presidential race. continuing our 2012 one on one series of interviews, we are joined now by former utah governor jon huntsman who comes to us from whitesman, new hampshire, a state where he has been spending a lot of time. governor, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> welcome from new hampshire. >> chris: there you go. let's start with the polls. looking first nationally you are still trailing the field all the way back as you can see there at 2% in last place but in new hampshire you are starting to make gains in fourth place at 9% though you are still according to this poll at least far behind mitt rom

plus, newt gingrich's frontrunner standing takes a hit. we'll ask our sunday panel if a possible misstep on illegal immigration could cost gingrich in iowa. and our power player of the week offers a pay patriotic idea for christmas shopping. all right now. on fox news sunday. >> chris: hello again from fox news sunday in washington. well, we areifiabley entering the home stretch in the run up to real people, casting real votes in the republican presidential race. continuing our one-on-one series of interviews, we are joined by former utah governor, jon huntsman, comes to us from whitefield, new hampshire, a state where he has been spending a lot of time. welcome to fox news sunday. >> chris, it's an honor to be with you. welcome from new hampshire. >> chris: there you go. let's start, if we can, looking at a poll. you are at 2% in last place, but in new hampshire, you are in fourth place at 9%, though you are still, according to this poll at least, far behind mitt romney. you say that defeat is not an option in new hampshire. you have held

also newt gingrich coming up here behind you. he is experiencing something of a surge nationwide and also in the state of iowa. do you think think there is room for a third candidate, that might be an alternative to either cain or romney? is there room for a candidate to sort of come up the middle and grab this thing? >> well, prachings, what i really think is the position that cain holds in the race has been held before him by several others including for period of time michele bachmann and before that donald trump had a run up in the polls. the conservative base of the republic party is restless and looking for an alternative to mitt romney who they don't really think is one of them. and that, they have sort of elated in a serial fashion one candidate and then the other. my sense is that someone else may be eligible if cain falters. who knows, he may, his campaign maybe a bit mistake prone. he may falter. when he does someone else may emerge. newt gingrich would have a chance of picking up some of that vote and will be the romn

>> i hope so for newt gingrich. but a lot of things happened back then that maybe they would want him -- >> we also had welfare reform and a balanced budget. >> and he also proved th he understand votes are in the middle. he's to the left. >> and the immigration comment? >> and also healthcare. he's for the individual man date. >> the end of the day i think more conservatives will hold their nose and vote for romney than independents will hold their nose and vote for newt in a general election >> let's go to the ad on former governor palin that came out today. >> we need sudden and row relentless reform and that will return power to we the people. we need people with a proven record of reform. i served in public office in state that had core bankruptcy problem. i fought that. i took on a lot of corrupt and compromised middle class. the challenge is not to replace obama in 20 is it 11, the real challenge is who is what will we replace him with? >> i think she's made her decision. we all know that. will her endorsemen

now the -- or newt gingrich. now he finds himself at the top of the republican field aim cord to go a cnn poll released today he is he's in a virtual tie with mit romney. his numbers has skyrocketed by 14 points. it can be partially contributed to his outstanding performance in the debates. this weekend he went head-to-head with a cbs news moderator whether or not they should have the authority to take on an american born terrorist. >> if you engage in wore against the runs, you are an enemy combat tent. you have none of the civil liberties in the united states, you cannot go to court. let me be very clear about this. there's a huge gap here that frankly far too many people get confused over. civil defense, criminal defense is a function of being within the american law. waging war on the united states is outside criminal law and is an act of war and should be dealt with as an act of war and the correct thing in an act of war is to kill people who are trying to kill you. [applause] >> that's one person that presi

she gave the same answer as newt gingrich. >> kimberly: but you like the approach? it's fine she did it? >> andrea: she didn't clarify what she would do with the 11 million. >> eric: what would he do? give them red card to allow them to stay and not vote. >> bob: that is not what he said. >> eric: what did he say? >> bob: let me explain. >> eric: is it what he said. >> bob: the only republican that understand hispanic bush was george bush. he got 44% of the vote. gingrich is in a position not only where the country is but the republican party is. not necessarily the primary or caucus voters. he said if you are here 25 years. you put down roots that are automatically american citizens. and he doesn't want to break up families. the rent should be sent back. >> eric: did he not say they can stay with the -- >> bob: over 25 years. >> eric: he did say it. >> bob: give you the math. that takes it from 11 million to 1 million. >> eric: i don't think so, bob. i don't think so. >> bob: you think that -- >> eric: i don't know what the number is. i don't think he knows what th

>> i hope so for newt gingrich. but a lot of things happened back then that maybe they would want him -- >> we also had welfare reform and a balanced budget. >> and he also proved that he understand votes are in the middle. he's to the left. >> and the immigration comment? >> and also healthcare. he's for the individual man date. >> the end of the day i think more conservatives will hold their nose and vote for romney than independents will hold their nose and vote for newt in a general election >> let's go to the ad on former governor palin that came out today. >> we need sudden and row relentless reform and that will return power to we the people. we need people with a proven record of reeeerrrrr i served in public office in state that had core bankruptcy problem. i fought that. i took on a lot of corrupt and compromised middle class. the challenge is not to replace obama in 20 is it 11, the real challenge is who is what will we replace him with? >> i think she's made her decision. we all know that. will her endor

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and when we come back, one of the things we will be grading is new gop frontrunner newt gingrich being on top, well t comes with heat and now the former speaker is dealing with questions about his relationship with mortgage company >> mike: earlier this week, white house spokesman jay carney said president obama believe believes that individual cities should determine how to deal with the occupy wall street demonstrators. is the president passing the buck on the handling of the protesters? time to grade his performance right here on the report card. peter schiff is still with us and joining him former advisor to hillary clinton and fox news contributor jamu green and conservative comedian and fox news contributor steven crowder. good to have you all here. let me start with you. is the president sort of having a different tone with the occupy wall street protesters now than he did when started? >> well, i think that the most important tone that he is having with them is that he is their man on out inside. he is the one who is actually pushing an agenda through the executive decisions we

>> that's newt gingrich's great advantage. he's been dealing with these issues for quarter of a century or more, he's been the speaker of the house, he has thought a lot about these issues, he's got a lot of ideas. you heard him flesh them out tonight. he was even mentioning places to go to look for ideas that he had already read. he's impressive in this kind of a setting. if newt gingrich is to get into trouble, it won't be the kind of trouble herman cain got into exactly with bad debate answers or rick perry, although he did pretty well tonight. it's likely to be things outside the realm of debate which is the former speaker's strong suit and you saw that again tonight. he talks very well. >> it is interesting the person seen as the front runner and who has had a challenge most recently by newt gingrich, mit romney is who we come to next of a talking about all the others who seem to be in some ways more animated characters on the stage. but there's mit romney. how did he do tonight? >> mit romney did fine. mit romney always

and newt gingrich has a lot of flaws. remember, mitt romney -- his campaign is basically being run by someone who made his living in opposition research. i am sure they have a book a mile wide on newt gingrich. >> dee dee, he is saying that he thinks republicans will take out newt before obama gets close to him. >> any one of the three of them are way better than barack obama. and i think that barack obama will have the same problem as george bush 41, it's the economy stupid. it doesn't matter if barack obama deserve its or not, he's going to lose. >> chris? >> it matters if have you mitt romney or newt gingrich who the american people don't trust. mitt romney, they don't know when one they are going to get i. i would rather have a flip-flopper than a total flop. >> a little bit? >> obama is a total flop. the economy is a total disaster. he is going to lose -- there is no way he can win. >> chris, chris, go ahead? >> you know, dee dee, i mean, mitt romney makes jimmy buffett looks like he's wearing shoes -- he's flipping

. >> republican front runner newt gingrich captures endorsement of a major nip newspaper and receiving praise from an old rival. >> he tries to think of a conservative version of an idea that will sofsh a problem. >> sean: you've heard of the unpopular bank sale out. exposing the $8 trillion loan program you've been kept in theark about until now. and what would reagan do? >> problems facing our country are problems that don't bear a party label. >> bill ben yet tells us what the 40th president of the united states would do to take back the white house. all that have plus yes, bob beckel and our great american panel. we're on the road to 2012. "hannity" starts right here, right now. there are a number of breaking developments on the race for the white house. there is an accusation of an alleged inappropriate relationship involving herman cain. a georgia woman told fox 5 she'd had an exmarital relationship with cain more than 13 years. let's take a look. >> i'm not proud. i didn't want to come out with this. i did not. he made it very intriguing. it was fun. it was something that took m

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. >> newt gingrich continues to roll along. the speaker will be here. >> i do not choose to run for congress in 2012. >> and our old pal barney frank quitting the house of representatives. we'll tell you why. >> there are some chang here. >> bill: caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. newt gingrich in just a moment. first, disrespecting michelle bachmann. a week ago on the jimmy fallon program played a disrespectful song in introducing congress woman michelle bachmann. that kind of thing is not unusual anymore that. is why they lied about this program on the air, we asked headline to apology. it would not. nbc apologized privately. >> of course i accept apology but my dad says it would have been the president of nbc apologizing not the senior vice president of programming. when someone smg is done to a conservative, it's passed off and forgoten. >> bill: important point is that media standards have collapsed. that is dangerous, americ

newt gingrich saying that americans should do whatme chile is doing. it it's pretty clear their program is working a heck of a lot better than ours. >> it seems like it's working. what i like about it, your contributions are based on, or based on your contributions you're putting in there and runs kind of like social security, but now, once that money goes in there, the government saying how to invest your money, you work for it, you now can decide which investment fund and advisor you want to choose to invest your money. now you have this interest in your future, in your retirement which has a, snowmobile effect on the way we feel about government overall. >> now, i'm going to be out of character here, knowing how much people lost in the market, various market crashes i've covered over the last 20 years, i don't think that most people are financially sophisticated to handle their money. >> and wall street sophisticated enough. >> trust wall street. >> people have trusted wall street and not seeing your money. >> you're making my argument. aren't you.

things just wrapping up in the herman cain newt gingrich primary debate. here is a clip. >> joining us this evening, two candidates from the state of georgia. herman cain and newt gingrich. [ applause ] >> at this particular juncture, i'm supposed to have a minute to disagree with something that he said but i don't. so i would like to instead i don't medicare started in 1965. our government told us that it was going to cost $6 billion to roll it out. we were also told that by 1990 it was going to cost $12 billion because of population growth, because of inflation, but in 1990 they missed the target of $12 billion. it wasn't 12. it wasn't 24. it wasn't 50. it was $109 billion. >> what do we do about rising healthcare costs? >> we have the best healthcare in the world. [ applause ] we have a healthcare cost problem. you are absolutely right. in order to solve the healthcare cost problem we must use market-driven patient centered approaches. i have talked to doctors. i'm sure newt has talked to doctors. market centered -- patient centered market driven approa

the american people were opposed to it newt gingrich was forefor it. he came out with the policy that he stands for amnesty for illegal alyeans. >> newt gingrich's will said the congresswoman is lying or does not understand immigration reform. either way it is sad to see from a presidential candidate. and gingrich does not support amnesty. he had the biggest crowd in florida. 750 strong and pollsters said romney is the front runner, gingrich could be the one to knock him out of first place. romney does have a number of liabilities as a candidate and so while he's more electable now, it isn't clear to me that that's necessarily going to be the case for the long hall. >> and the former speaker and current threat to mitt romney rush rush will spend half of the week in south carolina. >> peter, there is a deadly showdown between the government and its own people. the arab league stepped up pressure to end the deadly crack down on protestors. the 22 nation league working to put economic punishments in place. and decision on the heels of the government and s

initially, people were interested in newt gingrich's campaign. he came out and said paul ryan's budget was the right wing social engineering. that turned a lot of people off. the business about tiffanys. a lot of baggage attached there. what we are seeing, on this day when we have seen herman cain run in trouble to cause him to fall back. if the other candidate, rick perry, newt gingrich are looking, they might be able to get a second look from the tea party conservative voters. worry about someone can get the job done. i don't know if people buy it. >> bret: charles? >> everyone is looking for the non-romney. it could be that newt is making -- he has a mild rise i think. it's explainable in two ways. number one inordinate of debate in this cycle. huge readership. important influence on public opinion that explains the rise of cain. no other explanation. he performed well. cain was a great debater. second, the tactic he used. it is an axiom in these elections. if one candidates attacks another, both are generally hurt. pawlenty and bachmann attac

and for newt gingrich extra attention and pushes him to the top tier . we are live in penn state for an emotional gain in the aftermath of the child molestation scandal. live from the nation's capitol, it starts right now. getting right to it. karl came ron is in south carolina where the republican presidential contenders will debate foreign policy. >> we'll run down the roster. mitt romney comes in the debate as front runner because of troubles with the rivals and the lead in the polls in so many states nationally being challenged by others. romney's foreign policy is a problem. he may have a great campaign but his experience is limited to being a one-term governor. they are talking about global economic policy and he will concentrate on that. it is a big night for rick perry. who had a bad performance. mr. perry is starting a one million dollar ad and ramping it up. south carolina is an important state for perry and a must win and foreign policy could be a problem as his rivals will turn it in a border security. herman cain is looking into his third we