that's terrible! that's much worse than what brady manning did. there has got to be consequences to this. story and see you tomorrow. "countdown" is next. ♪ >> which of these stories will you be talk about tomorrow. >> we didn't win by lot but we won by enough. that's what counts. >> only in politics could you win 15 delegates and the other guy win 15 delegates on your field and you call it a win. >> we have a lot of wins and we'll take it all across on super tuesday states. >> michigan may be over, but the gaffes continue on uninterrupted uninterrupted. santorum explains his claim wanting everybody to go to college makes a snob. it's about the lousy grades he got at penn state because he was a conservative. >> i can tell you professor after professor who docked my grades because of my viewpoints

i expressed a express and the papers i wrote. >> because there is no other possible explanation for getting bad grades in college. we'll talk about how penn state screwed santorum out of an a-minus. occupy is back, and going kind of blue. and the careful process by which the nypd chooses which protesters to arrest. on the occupy spring, and murdoch-gate touches very near the throne. james murdoch out. michael wolfe analyzes. and the right winger who has solved the crisis of food stamps. all who receive them, he says, should lose their right to vote. all that and more now on "countdown."

good evening this is wednesday february 29, 252 until the 2012 presidential election. romney beat santorum in the arizona primary while he tie loses counts but ties delegates in michigan. in the classroom if you get 15 and the other guy gets 125 you're even. ifin politics,. >> it was a big night for me last night for me. i was very pleased. arizona and michigan right next door. >> right next door in super state ohio where he was this morning, where he's behind and he repeated the mantra that he won last night. >> we didn't win but a lot but we win by enough. that's all that counts.

romney dominating in arizona beating santorum as expected by 20 points. santorum thanking his michigan supporters last night. >> the people of michigan looked into the hearts of the candidates and all i have to say is i love you back. [applause] >> santorum then claiming the split today. >> we actually won half of the congressional districts so we are going to walk out of michigan with 15 dell gets and he's going to walk out with 15 delegates. >> projecting when the votes are tallied, santorum will be right. the g.o.p. primary leaders splitting the 14 congressional districts thus 28 delegates. romney adding 29 delegates from arizona's winner take all primary, and santorum going into

super tuesday by 80 delegates with 1044 needed to win the nomination. romney won the male vote by one vote. women favored romney. and romney with winning voters who owner $100,000 or more. a plurality of voters calling themselves moderate to liberal. and romney winning those with college degrees and santorum winning those without them. santorum's remark about college and his own collegiate experience that sounded a little self delusive and very bitter. they were mean to him at penn state because he was a conservative. >> i can tell you professor after professor who docked my

grades because of the viewpoints i expressed and the papers i wrote. i used to go to war with some of my professor, i was just out of the pale and these ideas were just not proper ideas and got docked in communicating them. >> but was he even a conservative in college? robert o'connor who taught four classes to santorum said he has a rich fantasy life. i resent the sort of accusation that i and my colleagues based students on their political attitudes. ridiculous. a class mate said that he was outspoken and aggressive. and former florida republican congress tomorrow feeney, another santorum classmate adding, he had republican values but it's not like running around leading conservative jihads or anything. santorum under cut his own claim when he told national public radio this last may.

>> i was generally conservative. i was generally republican, but i was more of a political operative than i was someone who had strong convictions about issues. >> and philadelphia magazine quoting santorum saying in an article published in 2005, i was pro-choice all my life until i ran for congress. and if romney is thinking of shouting save me chris christie asking new jersey voters making is vice presidential choice, obama still wins 49-43 over romney and christie. back to school with rick santorum in a moment. more on last night's primaries i'm joining by craig crawford. good evening craig. >> in michigan, sudden death for republicans. it was a tie. >> it was a tie. why can't anybody say it was a

tie. i know why romney can't say it was a tie but after early is analyzed, it was a tie wasn't it. >> romney went further than some of the commentators on discounting his own victory and said he didn't won by a lot but won by enough. this always happens in every presidential campaign. the media has such a difficult time when the race shifts from playing checkers to playing chess. we're not covering checkers any more. it's not about immediate momentum and popular vote. it's about counting delegates and it's always tough for the media to make that transition. >> when people talk about covering sports as opposed to politics. this is literally the example i give. that in sports you have a number and another number, that means one guy one and another guy didn't win. if they're the same number, that means it's a tie. but you cannot convey this to political quote/unquote experts. i'll stop. >> but you haveover time in sports, but we don't get that in

politics. let's go back to michigan and try again. >> we have over time. we have lots of over time to play. about again about last night. the consensus was if romney did not win the popular photo by four or five then it augerred poorly for him. but in other ways he didn't win by four or five. we know that much. how poor is this auger for him going forward. >> i never bought the argument if he lost michigan he's out of race or if he wins michigan he clenches the nomination. it's not that simple. but it is true when you look at these numbers it was an embarrassing victory if it was a victory for him. this was his native state. he wonned by a third in the 2008 campaign against mccain and look at all the money and effort and organization and everything else they put all their marbles in this state and this is all they could come up with. a margin statewide--the county that he came from in michigan,

that's where he got that margin. the county he was born in. this is not a big momentum victory for him. >> in looking at the exit polls the santorum victory with the plurality of voters, does that change the campaign narratives going forward? and does that stick to either one of them if they get the nomination? >> now we know what romney's base the managerial class of republicans who can layoff people. voters who can layoff people. that's who identifies with mitt romney. and the argument that santorum keeps making pitching to the middle class he's leading in that income group at least. >> there was some expectation that perhaps people would start to shake out this would be a two-magic race or a three-man race in the video near future.

did you see anything last night that reflected that sentiment. >> candidates can stay in the race as long as they've got rich guides, sugar daddies to keep them going beyond what they would normally have to drop out they can just keep on going. we're heading into these proportional delegation allocation of delegates. there are only four states left where winner take off. so we're entering a period where all these candidates if they keep getting the money flow, can keep getting delegates not enough to win the nomination but enough to stay in the game. if they win enough states, i believe it's five in the republican party, which santorum is right on that, they can have their names put up for nomination on the ballot at the convention. so i think they have every incentive to keep doing that. plus they just hate romney. that's become very obvious. >> he can't tell the difference between a win and a tie. >> right.

>> enough of that. craig crawford, politics, blogger and author many thanks as always. >> good to be here. >> now to penn state class 1980 complaining about his grades. i'm joined by bill bunch in the age of obama and a new single on a different topic "give it to steve." santorum, mr. punch, it's good to talk to you as always. >> yes, thank you. >> santorum attended penn state between '76 and 60 and we heard professor owe connor say it was not exactly berkeley. how much of a hotbed was college park and did rick santorum stick out like a sore thumb. >> to tall penn state a liberal icon. berkeley where they rioted over free speech, and penn state

where they rioted over losing to temple. it's a good school, and rick santorum was no flaming conservative when he was at penn state. >> the term, and i have to do this as an aside. the term "they docked my grades." maybe i'm just not hip to the way word is used in some places. i like to think i know regional dialects and phrases. in pennsylvania do you dock grades? i thought you docked salaries docked pay but i never heard dock grades. >> unfortunately they dock pay a lot here. but docking grades, i've never heard of before. this is one of those phrases remember when romney said he was severely conservative. this is a phrase that should set of your baloney detecter because nobody used this phrase. what is he talking about here. i think this whole story is invented. >> he does seem to come up with these bizarre--man on dog sex. who else in the history of the

world has said that. >> exactly. >> these comments about the classmates who went on to serve in congress, they imply that there is something in there exaggerateing about senator santorum and non-senator santorum. does he have a local reputation of exaggerating his mighty woes in his trudge through life. >> yes first and for most, rick santorum is a politician. i think he's playing smart politics because he understand the politics of resentment is a winning formula in the republican party since the days of richard nixon and he's appealing to that. to do that, i mean, he has come up with this myth of creation in which he was originally born a conservative. when clearly that's not true. you know, one thing else about his career at penn state, he was the campus campaign manager for john hines who was one of the

late john hines who was one of the last liberal republicans we had in the senate, very pro-choice, and this was rick santorum's politician back in the 1970s. he was moderate, and a pragmatist. >> and the 80s 90s, and the the 2000 was he that conservative as a senator? >> he was able to zigzag. when he ran for a second term in pennsylvania in 2000 he ran ads about all the money he brought home for the state and his commitment to medicare and senior citizens and he ran a very season centrist campaign. but in 2006 he could not play that act any more because he was so out there on social issues and the result was he lost by 18 points in pennsylvania as we all know so. >> the revelations here about his past that he has not been as conservative as he is now obviously they will continue by people who just don't believe it and think he's getting away with something. will it have impact on true

believers, or are they sow happy to say i'm the true conservative, and they'll believe it. >> you can always do the reagan thing on abortion, where i converted, and this is who i am now. the reality is, obviously rick santorum has obviously gotten more and more conservative. and he is a true believer now. i don't think it's going to hurt him. romney may use this against him. so i think he is the conservative that you see now definitely. >> the joy of the born again virgin. will punch author of "backlash" and now "give it to steve." thank you and mr. bud wants to see you in the office now son. >> thank you for teaching me journalism, keith. i appreciate it. >> i hope you learned something. all right take care. >> see ya. >> so a man who cannot tell a tie to a win and a man who

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>> associated press confirming 15 michigan delegates santorum, 15 michigan delegates for romney. it was a tie. neither gingrich or paul biffing a hint of dropping out where do we go from here. james murdoch out. and james wolfe where rupert my be next. today was opening day and he poses an interesting question about occupy. if you encourage a group and a member of that group kills somebody, can you be held legally liable?

you mean like whoever encouraged the man whohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohoho the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two term governor. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >> this says an observer of the republican primary process is like watching a greek tragedy. it's been negative gaining and increasing negative attacks should is been stopped long now.

now it's just exchanging cheap shots and personal shots from super pac attacks. when john mccain is calling another republican nomination of another year a greek tragedy that's a problem. our store conventional story suggests that super story will be decisive. after a second place finish in arizona and then tie in michigan, rick santorum continued had he's campaign in tennessee where he viewed last night's results as an indication of success that he thinks will come next week. >> we have a lot of wins in our back hitting here in tennessee. we'll take it across the super tuesday states. >> on tuesday, 26 delegates will be dolled doled out. due to santorum and gingrich's inability to get on the ballot virginia will be between romney

and ron paul only. the two largest states up for grabs are georgia and ohio at 76 and 66 delegates respectively. in both states romney faces serious hurdles. he ban began the push in rick santorum's back afford of ohio backyard of santorum. but the polls show this may be few actual. a 7-point lead of likely voter. after skipping arizona and michigan gingrich resumed campaigning in georgia hoping that a home state victory could reinvigorate his sagging campaign. indeed georgia seems to be gingrich's do to lose. let's bring in david canese. to do evening. >> good evening.

mccain's greek tragedy quote. isn't this what we were saying about the obama/clinton campaign to this second? >> yes the '80 race between clinton and obama mainly about experience versus judgment. this race is getting personal. rick santorum said that mitt romney is a fraud. i don't think you heard that strong of language between clinton and obama but that being said he this is only february. we tend to live in the moment, and we'll be talking a completely different narrative in july if this is wrapped up. that's the chance for the republicans to come together. i think there is still an opportunity for them to do that despite everything that is going on in the primary right now. >> how does that happen particularly in the context that super tuesday if not suicide

everything, and leads towards a decision where gets us closer to a decision which would seem to be from this perspective false. >> there are 400 delegates at stake super tuesday. it is the biggest date on the calendar to date. mitt romney will not be able to clinch the 1,144 delegates by then that he needs to get the nomination. so there will be a fight that is continued. but i think this is all about ohio. there are ten states. put aside georgia because it's newt gringrich's home turf. put aside massachusetts. that's romney's home turf. rick santorum has said in his campaign i can win the midwest. mitt romney can't. i can win states like ohio. that's why i'm the better general election candidate. if he can't win in ohio, and that's an emphatic statement

before the wins in arizona and michigan. >> is there an indication what has worked for romney and worked to having people forget he did pull himself back into this tie even though he's calling it a win he was significantly behind 10, 12 days ago. can he do what he in ohio and georgia what did he in michigan and buy those states with another negative ad flood. >> yes, i think he can in ohio. it's a less likely in georgia because he has two hurdles to overbomb santorum and gingrich are ahead of him according to polls and romney will write that off and say that's gingrich's home turf. ohio, i think he can. watch the polls over the weekend. watch the media campaign that is about to hit that state over the next few days. remember we saw him do it in florida where he was down. came back with a huge ad campaign. we saw him do it in michigan where originally he was down 10, 15 points. he closed it day by day just

because of the preponderance of the ads on the air and his super pac. can santorum compete over all these ten states or will he put all his eggs in one basket in ohio. i think that's what he needs to do because that's the fire wall on super tuesday. >> what point do we see the end games beginning for paul or gingrich or both? >> you know, that's fascinating for gingrich. i think paul probably stays in this for the long run. he's not winning many states. he's picking up delegates and the it's more about the movement for him. he wants to be on that stage. that's why he's playing nice with mitt romney. gingrich is a more interesting question mark. a stubborn as he might be, he is a smart political operative, and he can do the math. does he ever get out? if he doesn't win his home state? if santorum is able to pick off georgia, tough for newt gringrich to wake up and make a

forceful case as he has that he can go on, but i'm not going to predict what the newt says. >> especially when sheldon adelson will call you up. thank you for your time tonight,. >> thanks, keith. >> occupy returns to the streeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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and the department of homeland security has been closely monitoring the protests and has been investigating since occupy spread across the country last fall. the five-page proper analyzing occupy's disruptive influence examineed occupy social media and they have closely monitored occupy twitter feeds. on the ground, activists speaking on the council occupy links where four were arrested for disorderly disconduct. overnight the police arrested nine people. and the mall group met by what journalists on the say was an arbitrary and unnecessarily strong show of force.

>> generations right down to the asked you what it was. this was opening day? >> occupy has been going on all throughout the winter, but the weather has kept it mostly off the streets and this is i think the beginning of a series of actions that are going to go been throughout the spring and today was a good day even though the weather was a little bit harsh. we had things going on last night as well. so i think you'll start to see more and more occupy activity starting about now and especially next month. >> what would an occupy spring, everybody has used that phrase a thousand times. what would an occupy spring look like? >> i know the campaign i'm involved with has a lot of things going on next month. we're campaigning against bank of america. we have something teamed up

against internal women's day. there will be actions around the country. on march 15th a series of actions teeming up with occupy homes demonstrating at foreclosed homes and at branches of bank of america. we have things going on april april 15th may 15th, and a series of things going on all over the country. there are so many groups involved. it's so much bigger than it was back in the fall. >> i gather also just listening to you give the schedule for the months ahead if you were to look for something that was significantly different between occupy 2011 and occupy 2012 this is much more mobile and much less about standing one place and hoping people come and listen to your message. >> oh, it's so much bigger, so much more organized and targeted than the fall. in the fall it was an impromptu thing where people would show up and congregating. now we have occupy the fcc which submitted a 325-page comment letter. that's never been done before like people like us, getting

involved in the regulatory process. there are all these different groups, all these different kinds of people lawyers journalists, activists involved that weren't involved in the fall and that's why it's bigger. >> is this a change in strategy or evolutionary. >> it is evolutionary. there are more people physically involved. they reached out to people who were involved in a lot of these realms of the economy and they needed more expertise what could they do to bring more pressure to bear and be more effective. they're targetg their resources more effectively. i think you'll see them have even more of an effect in the coming year. >> is that why you use the term "we" to define occupy. >> i guess i'm doing this. i'm peripheral to all this. >> there you are we are. is that a royal we, an unofficial we. we all know what happened to

trotsky, not wishing you bad luck in mexico city, but almost to that point. the story that homeland has been following occupy, i guess that wouldn't be a surprise if you don't know what an organization is to begin with, but following the twitter feeds. what now? i'm in homeland security's files for hash tag occupy? >> yes probably. >> for other things, too but particularly for that? >> yeah, i mean, it's crazy. this is from michael hastings, my colleague at "rolling stone"." they say they're looking at publicly sources. they're monitoring this, but are they doing this with the tea party or other organizations. the fact that they're monitoring specifically occupy wall street is interesting and important and scary actually. you know, to date we haven't seen that there's been more involved surveillance. they haven't caught them involved in the movement, but we

could expect that there is that kind of surveillance out there. everybody who is involved with occupy expects that has happened. >> just because that has happened to every left of center protest group. >> it guess back to the red squads. >> and the red squads. it probably goes back to english infiltrators of the revolutionary war and the salem witchcraft trials i earlier brought up. >> the ergot poisoning. >> matt tabbi of "rolling stone" thanks for coming in. trotsy, do you want to go with lenin. >> i would have to grow a beard. >> and the first free president of russia lived most of his life in brooklyn. news international under the capable leadership of rupert and

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