the spoiling that, it's milquetoast. please always remember the spin and w w w w w w w w w w w w w wt for you. >> sean: tonight on this edition you will hear from karl rove, stewart var fleyd and christine o'donnell is here with an exclusive announcement who she will endorse for the republican nomination. first, three weeks is all that remain before the iowa caucuses and newt and mitt seem to have separated themselves from the gop movement, that could change, in sioux city, the candidates will have one final opportunity to win the support of caucus goers at the fox news channel debated. here with a preview of that event.

the author of the "new york times" best-seller, "courage and consequence," karl rove. sir, how are you? >> fabulous. >> sean: i'm looking at gallup. is big business, big government. what is the biggest threat. you probably think big business would be at the top? >> no big government always is. >> sean: 64% big government. one point shy of all time high. what do you make of that? >> this has been, this as it's been for a long time. media gets spun about big business but what people don't like about business is when big business gets in bed with big government. what has gotten people upset, since over over the last several years, if you are political pals and like this, tied into administration, you are going to get special treatment or special

benefit. the route is with we have seen it time and again, whether the chrysler deal or auto companies or solyndra. jeesz what happened to jon corzine that continue explain what happened to the $1.2 billion that somehow disappeared out of customer accounts. >> sean: this is very interesting analysis. because you have four groups of voters that were critical for obama's victory in 2008. you have two groups of voters that went against them in 2008 and you have analyzed where they are today and this i think could be a look into the future and see where things might go in 2012. >> this is provoked by the new poll showing battleground states romney is beating obama by 48-43. newt gingrich is beating obama by 48-45. these are the states that

determine the outcome of the election. if you look inside the gallup numbers and look at the president's approval rating from the time he was sworn in, you find out among young people he has dropped 27 points. college graduates, 24. hispanics and independents, 23. these are four groups that really determine along with african-american who has is going to be president in 2008. now among two groups were not with him in the beginning. they have gotten less and that is middle-class voters, with a household income of $24,000 and $96,000 a year and seniors who have turned more against him. if you had to define where the 2012 election was going to be fought out, this is it right here. >> sean: thursday night we have the debate. we'll be in sioux city, iowa. we'll talk to the candidates and

do our analysis. if you were to advise the front runners and some of the candidates that are lagging behind, i would argue this is the most important debate. after thursday, people are going to start headed into christmastime mode. after thursday, whatever narrative emerges i would argue is going to be discussed at the christmas table. that leads into the iowa caucus. what would you advised top tier candidates and those that want to make head way? >> i agree with you this the big pointed before the christmas health. on the 22nd people will stop paying attention to politics. what happened around the holiday table, the holiday party with family and friends, that is going to matter more in determining people's attitudes. there is going to be a week beeen thursday of the debate and the time that people shut down for the holidays. you have to do really well in

the debate and you better have a plan to make use of those dates, friday, saturday, sunday, monday tuesday, wednesday, it's not just the debate, it's how you bend what happens in the debate that is going to matter. >> sean: i thought the debate on saturday night was quite substantive. abc and some of the blogs, big gaffe by mitt romney over his $10,000 bet. he was smiling at the time he said it. perry was smiling at the time he said it. do you think it was a big mistake? >> i didn't think was big mistake. if he had said $5 or $10, this is the point on the debates. there have been a lot of good things for the republican field. let's be honest, they have empowered the media more. they could have picked up after the debate, the gaffe was

gingrich spending billions of dollars on a lunar base. the media gets to decide what the post narrative is going to be like. there is nothing we can do about it. >> sean: let's go to mitt romney. what were you going to advise him, what does he need to do on thursday night? >> he needs on thursday night make it clear there are differences between he and newt gingrich and those differences are important to the voters of iowa and elsewhere. they go to the issue of the general election. for example i thought he made an interesting pointed saying in the sense, gingrich ought to take the money he took from freddie mac back. he said we need to make this an issue, fannie mae and freddie mac and gingrich can't do it

because he took that money. if he wants to be free of that issue and be able to exploit it he better give the money back. i think he needs to put this in a general election frame. >> sean: those numbers are pretty interesting. both of these swing states, both gingrich and romney are beating obama. i think the numbers will grow. what about gingrich? what would you advise him. people have been waiting for him to slip up and make a mistake. so far he has shown more discipline than people anticipated. >> that's right. i think he needs to keep showing discipline. we've had an example of bad discipline over the last 24 hours. romney said you have to give the money back and he attacked romney from the left which was when you were ahead of capital,

you threw people out of work. if he is going to attack romney, don't attack him from the left. if you are going to say relechbt and disown anybody, don't go negative f even if you feel the impulse. resist it. he has done well so far by looking well informed and positive on the stage. >> sean: some of other candidates. is there anything rick santorum, michele bachmann was aggressive in the last debated. number two, 1-point behind gingrich is guy named ron paul? >> ron paul and rick santorum are going to overperform in iowa. they are well organized. paul, iowa is sort of an isolation state. there will be a college kids of anti-attracted to the anti-war

message and there will be democrats. ron paul will overperform. rick santorum has dug in. people that i talked to tell me they think they he is going to overperform. we may have a complicated iowa but the question wille how big and the question will be how closely bunched will the top three or four candidates. this is a low turnout thing, 120,000 people turn out. in a midterm gubernatorial, there was like 240,000 republicans turn out. i think paul and santorum are going to overperform. >> sean: maybe we'll see you thursday night. ann coulter. danaperina has results of a shocking new people.

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>> sean: when americans head to the polls they are determined whether president obama deserves a second term. three key areas, economy, national security and health

care will on their minds. republicans are more trusted than the president. now on the economy, majority 54% sided with one of the seven republican candidates, 35% still have faith in president obama. national security, 49% trust republicans, only 38% trust this president. on health care, 48% trust republicans, only 37% sided with the president. with those numbers in mind. what exactly is obama going to do next year? oh cost of the five, dana ' perino and stewart varney. >> it's jealousy. it won't work. it will not work. [ laughter ] >> sean: that is pretty good. so every issue he is losing. most americans think the

american dream is dead. they think america's better days are behind us. >> in is after a year of campaigning for reelection. i would imagine in chicago, they look at those numbers and they probably have their own that show the same. what we are going pull out of our hat to win the election. it could be people are so unenthusiastic they don't voe show up to vote for him again. or they decide the republicans have inspired or they just go home. >> sean: do you think they are really hoping, axelrod is attacking newt. we want to take on newt gingrich they are still going to have to go head to head in two or three debates. do you think barack obama wants to face gingrich in a debate? >> no, i don't think he does. newt gingrich is very articulate. he knows every issue inside and out. he would be a tough opponent in

a debate. i don't think obama could match him. >> sean: won't they demonize whoever gets it. >> they already are. >> they wanted to kill romney. >> i don't know why they just step back a little bit. for example on 60 minutes interview, that is a card you should play once and pray it really well. >> and it was steve croft. are you a good president? or really good president. >> i think americans are seeing through it. we all know we are getting a little poorer. we're much more in debt. the worst thing we can look across the atlantic and see what is happening in europe of where we are going. that is what we're looking at. it makes americans extremely uneasy. so the president has to run away from his record and run towards

a beat up republican. >> the opening he talked about healthcare, he hasn't gotten to healthcare for 14 months because its political poisonous. it's on his record. that is what he led on. supreme court is going to make a decision. >> sean: if it's overturned, but for example obamacare gets the legs chopped out underneath it there are different ways they can go on the appeal. if they chop the legs out from underneath, how big of an embarrassment for him? >> then his rallying will have to be a base. congress ruined america. we have to change things. give me four years i can make it better. >> sean: how many presidents, jimmy carter or george bush. i follow the money.

that is what i do. i look at the money, the financial situation. it clearly is the case if you have another four years of this america will be bankrupt. that is harsh stuff. you look at the debt, you look at the spending and where we're going. we're heading towards bankruptcy in another four years. >> sean: 62% of americans think the stimulus created more debt. american people are getting it. >> yet president obama and the rest of his supporters debby washerman, she is the head of the democratic national committee, they say with a straight face, it was so much better than it could have been. there is a hard argument to make. the republicans challenge is how do you convince people that president obama made things

worse. >> sean: he said in 2009, if he didn't turn the economy around, this is one term situation, now he says four years. >> he now he is showing it through history. >> sean: i think the americans people fault. >> he is going to say the trend the unemployment rate, that is a good trend and expanding. so when are we going to stand up and cheer at 2.5%. >> it won't work. >> sean: where did you get into making fun of stuart. i have to stand up for my money. >> i get practice every day with beckel. >> sean: has beckel made you stronger. >> he is the butt of every joke.

>> sean: he loves the attention. >> am i a beckel like character died. >> someone to make fun of. >> is it over now? >> sean: good to see you both. coming up, mitt romney, newt gingrich are courting conservatives ahead of the caucuses. one of the campaigns is using the words of ann coulter. tonight here to respond and with the focus on the upcoming election exclusively on the economy, are voters forgetting about the president's many foreign policy failures. foreign policy failures. we'll weigh in that that and i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that fes like copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... ...by keepinmy airways open... ...a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups.

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>> sean: now, the polls are showing newt gingrich is leading the pack. mitt romney is trying to win conservative votes in iowa. he is using the words of my next guest to help. listen to this. >> conservative plan to get spending under has been called the oldest since 1980. >> they praised the romney's plans this is the prosperity that will allow the private sector gro grow and ann coulter

says. >> i think it's going romney is strongest candidate and republicans want to beat obama and romney is the best one to do that. >> because it's time to start believing in america again. >> sean: joining with reaction. demonic cowl to your. good to see you. you called me an old grandmother. >> let's get right into the election. >> sean: this is what you think. you've been very harsh against gingrich? >> yes. you hear this often. i think it's true for this upcoming election. most important election of our lifetime. 1980 election was most important for people that lived in the old soviet union, but for america if we don't repeal obamacare in the next four years, it will never be repealed. republicans will have to run on improvements to obamacare. gingrich wants to reform

obamacare. the treats don't kick in yet. as soon as the treats kick in, that takes us on path to be some mediocre country. >> sean: is the most electable? >> i think he is the most conservative. look, knock it off republicans, these are the candidates. you seen them. two most conservative candidates michele bachmann and mitt romney. michele bachmann i think she is terrific but she is just a congresswoman. she has never been a governor. she was hurt a little bit by the resemblance to sarah palin. the same way with perry with resemblance to bush. >> sean: let me ask you this. chris christie. >> he is going to be ignite. >> sean: threatened to take his inhaler away.

>> he made the decision not to run. you have to go back to the words of tea pack. >> i was sick that day. i may as well tell you my prediction, you totally congratulate me or laugh at me from two years. many of the republicans have excellent characteristics and they are good and positions in governor or fox news host, but i think, well i'll put it in the nutshell. if you don't run, thinks christy romney will be the candidate. >> sean: what changed? >> obamacare for one thing. that was february, last year. whenever. we have the economy in the toilet and, by the way, i didn't

say i hate mitt romney. >> sean: romney will be the nominee. now you are saying romney is not the nominee we're going to lose. >> there were two predictions, it's a lot better than msnbc saying it's going to be pawlenty. what changed my mind is whether -- by the way i changed my mind three months after that. the economy was so bad. i'm generally a pessimist -- actually, maybe i'm not w the we have a popular democratic president. he has the entire mainstream behind him. that is why i thought the candidate we ran would lose. i no longer think. i now think obama has a glass jaw but i think it's not that big of a change. what i am saying now is of the available candidates, romney is

by far the most conservative. tied with michele bachmann and he has the proven ability to win. >> sean: let me agree with you. first of all, you and i are the only two people, romney was deliver enough to out-fox democrats. he said a few things that wouldn't have taken because he had to win massachusetts. think think that is true. i also think gingrich and bachmann, everybody with ron paul. i have a problem with his foreign policy and some of his writings. >> gingrich's big government. newt gingrich, only ron paul because of his foreign policy as the least conservative candidate. >> sean: what he governed in '94 because i studied this.

on ten items, they were conservative. he fought for limited government. it took them seven times to get clinton to buy in the welfare reform. it took him a lot to get a balanced budget plan. they went from a deficit to a surplus. >> working for the judiciary commission after the election in '94 and i'm going to be writing about it. but with newt gingrich you get the worst in both words. you get the rhetoric but not the policy change. he is wanted him talking about --. >> sean: orphans not being janitors. that is not what he said. he said the kids need to develop a work ethic. >> i'm not going listen you all the hard work you've done like a million times you've done on the show. he said they could --.

>> sean: i'm going to cut you off. >> republicans the point is, we didn't get kids getting work. we didn't get orphanages for children. my point is what you get is a bombastic, the image of republicans being cruel but you never get the policy. change the policy then. at least when ronald reagan --. >> sean:ly support the nominee. i'll support jeffrey dommer. i think we beat obama with the most conservative candidate and very liberal state. >> gregg: you are kidding about jeffrey dommer who are is it specific. >> it's hard to get something like that. when romney was running against teddy kennedy the big campaign against him the turnaround guy.

people lost their jobs. please use that ad against romney this time. i want him to go to washington and and have people lose their jobs. >> sean: think we have a strong field especially the what the media is giving them. how is your boyfriend? >> how much time do we have. i have a few more points. >> sean: i really like him. you aren't going to get married. she is sweating. she has a backbone of steel. >> how about talking about all the jobs as a child. i filled in as a bartender. >> are you going to do it this week. >> still ahead with cheney but hasn't any exclusive she is going to announce who she is going to announce who she is going to endorse nex

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>> sean: christine o'donnell was tea party favorite during the midterm elections but she was unsuccessful for the senate seat. she is here to announce who she is spotting for the nomination. first of all before you tell us, apparently you announcing and you got negative feedback. >> the passion for the tea party if we get so hard headed we're not willing to unite. i got a handful. considering we have 100,000. i have a handful of people that are saying, if it's not ron paul. >> sean: i'm sick of media that ignores bill ayers. so what.

>> s is obvious hyperbole. >> sean: i think we have a good slate of candidates. i'm not going to endorse. i'm going to let the people decide. i just want to give them as much access to the candidates as i can. who is it? >> let me preface for it, it was not an easy decision, i think any of our candidates would make a great president and a great candidate going against barack obama. i think there are certain tie-breakers. i might be hurting some people but infrastructure and executive experience. for that reason i am endorsing mitt romney. i'm very happy. it's not anti-gingrich or anti--anyone else zbleegs there seems to be the narrative that

has emerged against mitt he is more establishment. do you think it's unfair? >> i think it's unmerited. first of all, newt gingrich was relentlessly for the liberal republican in one of the first ones. >> sean: which he regretted. >> but look at governor romney. one of the first woman's in, scott brown got behind marco rubio and the courage and conviction to get behind anti-establishment candidates speak volumes. i think people are overlooking that. teashl tea partiers, there is a response that is not warranted. think i z didn't any my endorsement is going to make or breaks his candidate i si but i

think that somebody that has financially sacrificed to go against the establishment. >> sean: are you going to on the road for him? >> i would like to. as soon as i made up my mind. i went to them, they didn't come to me because a lot of the anti-romney stuff got me thinking. where is this comg from? the campaign was very open. every comment and criticism, they responded to me setting the record straight. what i found a lot of the accusations that he is not going to fully repeal obamacare, that is not what he has said. i found a lot of people are making these judgments based on misinformation about his record. i would like to do whatever it takes. >> sean: are you going to run again? >> probably. first, we've got to unite in 2012 and get rid of barack obama >> sean: i think mitt would make

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>> sean: three gop hopefuls, raled against obama with failed foreign policy and accusing of engaging in a useful strategy of appeasement.

>> i am very worried of our relationship with radical islam. it's based on lies, self-deception and state department that has consistently engaged in appeasement. >> this president, for every thug and every radical islamist. he has nothing about apiece zbly he has adopted appeasement strategy. it betrays a lack in america's future. >> sean: and his rebuttal his one national security success. >> osama bin laden and 22 out of 30 top al-qaeda leaders, ask whether then whether i engage in appeasement or whoever is left out there. ask them about that. >> sean: with the upcoming election, they are sure to focus

on the economy. is the administration getting a free pass on foreign policy? joining me is now is chair of keep america safe, liz cheney, great to see you. how is your dad? >> he is doing very well. >> sean: it was great to have him on. >> he is in wyoming for christmas. >> sean: luke can i him. i enjoyed the time we got to spend. i never been there and it was a lot of fun. first of all i use the term appeasement to describe this president who went on an apology tour. president obama has alienated israel. you see the muslim brotherhood is in charge in egypt. see what has happened to north africa, libya has surea law. >> i have said his foreign policy has three pill a are as, appeasing many of our enemies and abandoning our allies. you look at the missile defense

system and you look for example what is going on in iran "ro drone and he was unwilling to take any action to destroy it. to ask nicely, was unwilling to stand up to the iranians who are were on the streets three years a ago because he was fearful of upsetting the leadership in iran. you have a situation that is very concerning. particularly what is going on in iraq and afghanistan. he is pulling troops more request quickly than our commanders are comfortable with. >> sean: i think iran does not fear him. they with willing to assassinate a foreign diplomat or try to on american soil. more recently he mentioned a drone, he said pretty please with sugar on top.

they are threatening to close the straits of hormuz. they seem em bold zblndz i think they are clearly emboldened. people that have stood with the united states and place like afghanistan are now watching as the president pulls the troops out of afghanistan in a way that leaves our commanders unable to complete the tasks when they were able to secure the eastern part of the country because they don't have the troops they thought they would have. you have a situation where clearly, although the president likes to say, all options or the table in terms of stopping iran's pursuit of a nuclear weapon. secretary panetta says he would not do the military action, there are risks associated witness and it should be last resort. for the secretary of defense to be taking it off the table. >> sean: and our military, 8700

troops, if this deal goes through because the super committee failed. that is going to impact the military greatly. it's heading into this presidential election. i don't know how political you want to get. you are watching the race. is there a candidate in your mind that you think would be strong on national security issues? >> i haven't endorsed anybody. i feel good about most of our candidates. i think --. >> sean: not ron paul. >> right. we are clearly in a situation, i think only because the president and the economy an handling of foreign policy is not getting more attention because commander and chief with the exception of bin laden but all those men and women that worked ten years. >> sean: i don't think panetta, we would not have gotten for rendition or black sites, we

wouldn't have gotten bin laden. you have to give credit to your dad and president bush. >> i think that is true. your viewers we are now holding the last queen in iraq, a man that is responsible for the death of five american soldiers. there is lot have pressure on the obama administration to put him in guantanamo. that is where he belongs. the administration has been very cagey about that and willing to put him in guantanamo and there is concern he will be left behind in the custody of the iraqis. it's not clear to me that justice will be done. >> sean: what do you think about the treatment of israel? more specifically the treatment of benjamin netanyahu? there has been numerous incidents. there have been promises to return to the '67 borders. this president did that. the comments he made to nicolas sarcozy when he didn't know the mike was on.

what are your feelings on israel. >> the best you can say he completely does understand that america is stronger and israel is stronger when we stand together. >> with what is the worst. >> he doesn't believe in the importance of that relationship. that is what his actions have demonstrated. i can't imagine treating a leader of one of the most important allies the any wear they treated netanyahu when he was here. we are facing an iran nuclear weapon that is close to six to eight months away. we have to work closely with the israelis. >> sean: liz, great to see you. reverend franklin graham. >> how you can het needy children this christmas and get an update on his fat

>> sean: the past 20 years, operation christmas child has given 86 million shoe boxes to needy children around the world. another 8.5 million kids will have something to open christmas morning. it's not too late to make a contribution. here to explain. president and ceo, reverend how

are you. we've been doing this for years. you already had a record year. >> close to 9 million, for boys or girls. candy and toys. a boy, soccer ball deflated but with the pump in there. we give these out to kids. every child that gets a box i want them to know it's about god's love. jesus christ took our sins to god raised a life that can come into every heart. that is trusting and believing in him. >> sean: this one has a car. it has a yo-yo and crayons and toys. it has toothbrushes. they don't have these things.

>> they have very little. for most of these children this is the first gift in their life. to explain to them what the true meaning of christmas. it's about god giving. we give this gift in honor of what god has done for us. greta van susteren and her his donated boxes this year. >> sean: i i'm going to have to catch up with greta but my family is going to go to the dominican republic. >> we'll hand some of these boxes out to children. >> sean: i'm really excited about it. >> it's not how many boxes we give out, it's about giving a box and spend a little time with that child. watch them open it and enjoy it. if somebody wants to participate. they can go to our website and

it's called samaritanspurse.com but there is a program that is called build a box. that can't get out to a store. they can go online and there are people that will fill a box in for them. it's called build a box. if they would like to participate, it's not too late. every box is needed. >> sean: you have the 9 million and you could use another 9 million more. >> we never have enough boxes. these kids have nothing. >> sean: is how your father? >> he is doing well. he is back home. he wrote a book earlier this year. it's been selling well. he is so encouraged by that, he is going to write another one. >> he is 93 years old. >> out of the