and to keep your documents out of the wrong hands, we'll even add this personal shredder-- a $29 value-- absolutely free with your enrollment. don't wait another minute. call now or go to lifelock.com. lifelock service guarantee cannot be offered to residents of new york. >> good morning, everyone, it's sunday, january 22nd. call him the comeback king, former house speak newt gingrich trouncing mitt romney in the south carolina primary and going after barack obama. >> if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster, all right, just think how radical he would be in a second term. >> dave: and romney was supposed to walk away the

winner and instead taking parting shots at newt gingrich. >> those who pick up the weapons of the left today will find them turned against us tomorrow. is it too little too late? how can romney rally? and then with three primaries down and three different winners, campaigns move on to florida, who is in the best position to win the sunshine state? which candidate has spent 7 million in ads? "fox & friends," primary he digs starts route now. ♪ >> good morning, everybody, if you were out last night or weren't glued to your television set. let us be the the first to tell you that newt gingrich won the south carolina primary by a resounding margin. he got 40% of the vote there.

>> got 100% of the precincts reporting now and it's safe to call that a land side. >> it's safe to say and shocking, a week ago talking about the possibility of a three-state sweep for mitt romney and now it's one state apiece, santorum, romney and gingrich wan it was a decisive blow last night and momentum has shifted. >> alisyn: game changer. >> clayton: and rick santorum said he wouldn't get out. reiterated it's on to florida and arizona and ron paul, not saying he's getting out and continuing on soldiering on. >> dave: he's going all the way, buddy. >> alisyn: so the pundits say the first thing that gingrich did was to sound like he'd already won the nomination even though he had just won the primary and to go after not any of his republican candidates, but after the president. listen. >> let's be very clear, again this makes some of the elite media nervous, president obama

has been historically the most effective food stamp president in american history. i want america to become so energy hospital that no american president ever again bows to a saudi king. you have to wonder how out of touch with reality this administration is. it's, it's one thing to say that they can't play chess the at the white house. it's another thing to say they can't play checkers at the white house, but if they can't play tic-tac-toe, president obama is a president so weak that he makes jimmy carter look strong. >> clayton: being play chutes and ladders. >> alisyn: and "candyland." he was talking about the key stoeb pipeline and that should have been as easy as tic-tac-toe. and in a different part of the

speech. >> dave: i missed that. and you saw the thought bubble with the question mark wondering what that's about. here we go to florida where it's going to cost an enormous amount of money to compete in that state for several reasons, ten large media markets, consider south carolina, florida has seven markets bigger than nanything in south carolina. not to change the stakes, but mitt romney has a huge lead going in before this primary according to real clear politics average. >> clayton: and 7 million dollars in ads already spent. what's interesting about florida, it's such a large state. so the retail politics that have been so strong for iowa, for new hampshire, for south carolina, for going door-to-door, it's not going to play as well and mitt romney didn't miss a chance last night to attack not president obama who usually is

the one he talks about in speeches. he went after newt without naming newt. take a listen. >> those who pick up the weapons of the left today, will find them turned against us tomorrow. and that's the choice our party gives america. or else we don't offer them any choice at all and americans in my view, will demand a real choice in this campaign between those people who believe in prosperity and success and opportunity and those who believe in government and i think they'll choose us. >> talking about the bain capital issue and the questions whether the attacks on bain capital and venture capital. it wasn't an attack on venture capital it was attack on the the practice of it and jobs related to it. did it work? turns out it did. if you look at the exit polling and looks like the bain capital issue for mitt romney hurt him.

>> alisyn: rick santorum came in third last night in the primary and told us yesterday on "fox & friends" he'll soldier on regardless what number he came in, he's moving ahead and he says that now, having won iowa which as we know this week he was awarded that win, he is no longer the anti-romn anti-romney. >> this is going to be a good process for our country, a good process for whoever the nom me is. it's focused three candidates on focused on barack obama and on the republican message what we want to do and good thing we want to keep alive and thriving. three different choices it's no longer the mitt and anti-mitt. >> clayton:. >> dave: in an interview with neil cavuto, he said that he wouldn't ask rick to get out,'s he a good guy. and massachusetts moderate and

he has an air of inevitability that he's the the anti-romney, but won't ask santorum to get out. >> alisyn: and fox news was able to call this race at 7 p.m. and the people came out and astounding. >> we were stunned, 1% reported. >> alisyn: it was confusing watching the numbers, the exit polls were convincing and by the way they blew conventional wisdom out of water, evangelicals. >> clayton: romney lost every major category and take a look the evangelicals. 44% and santorum 22% and you have to wonder if that big convention or gathering of evangelical votesers last weekend did anything for santorum. >> dave: good question. a big doubt how newt gingrich would fare with women because

of the allegations with his former wife mary anne. nationally the polls have not shown good things for newt gingrich and the female vote. last night. we do like him and 41% married women and romney 28%. last poll taken in south carolina had a 18 point gap among women favoring mitt romney. >> alisyn: look at the poll of exit voters, you'll remember that electability was another big issue. yes, we may like gingrich, was he electable, last night 51% believed he could beat president obama best of all the contenders. >> clayton: can't read this other than this is big trouble for mitt romney and maybe the voters looked at and we had a guest describe newt gingrich and maybe not as baggage instead of freight and said we're fine with us, fine with us.

>> alisyn: in south carolina, i don't know if that holds true for the rest of the country and florida jo and how long will this against the elite media attack work for newt gingrich and we'll discuss this, this is about delegates, we won't bog you down too much with numbers, but mitt romney has the overall lead in terms of delegates. at the latest count romney at 33, newt gingrich at 25. santorum and ron paul doing well as well. the number you need the magic number 1,144 delegates to lock up the nomination and we go to florida where 50 delegates are up for grabs. >> alisyn: that's a winner takes allstate. florida is important whoever gets those 60 could catapult them into the lead and that's a big deal. last night, they talked about florida and already have their sights set on florida and newt talked to his crowd about what he needs for them. >> by the way, anyone here who

knows anyone in florida, please contact them by sometime tomorrow, okay? >> anyone across this country and in these three states how, but let me assure you, we're going to florida and arizona and colorado, and-- we've still got a long way to go and a lot of work to do and tomorrow, we're going to move on to florida. (cheer (cheers) >> and it's a, it's a state that has suffered terribly under the failed policies of president obama. >> there's been now three elections in a total of 37 delegates have been chosen so far, less than 2%, like 1 1/2%, this is the beginning of a long, hard try. >> dave: he is shul right.

after florida, february 4 and a month after before michigan, arizona and super tuesday and it looks like most of these guys have what it takes to stick around and hurdles, virginia didn't get on the ballot so some logistical hurdles. >> a big one, makes ohio huge on super tuesday. >> alisyn: makes our jobs interesting and keeps us employed and let's get to the rest of your headlines, what else is happening. a u.s. drone strike has killed an al-qaeda official fighting with insurgents in somalia. a statement from the insurgent group claims this this official was killed when three missiles hit his car on outskirts of mogadishu. one of the master minds of the 1998 bombings in kenya and tans nia. suspending the search for 21 people, divers abandoned efforts because of choppy

seas. yesterday they recovered the body after woman bringing the latest to 12. the woman was found wearing a life jacket and close to an evacuation point. they recovered the captain's safe and suitcases. right now he's under house arrest. >> former football coach joe paterno is gravely ill. in rapid decline following complications from lung cancer. the family says he's in serious condition and there are reports he's worse than that and could be on life support. hundreds the at penn state held a vigil to show support. he leaded the knitney lions to more wins than any other team in college history. his tenure coming to an end two months ago when he was fired in the wake of a sex abuse scandal involving long time defensive coordinator, jerry sandusky.

it was a close call for a country singer, the fire engulfing the bus outside of toby keith's bar and grill. bryce says he and his band mates were sleeping and managed to get out before it was too out of hand. they played their set as planned. the show nuss go on. >> clayton: we'd do that if the weather center went aflame. >> alisyn: we have. >> clayton: rick, your computer blew up. >> the weather center is like 20 feet away. >> alisyn: imagine television, we're in a different room. >> geraldo: if this goes up in flames you have trouble on your hands, guys. take a look at the weather story today and a lot going on, a severe significant weather threat today across the south. we'll talk about that and we're continuing to deal with a lot of storms across the west and much of this week, more storms and more snow, more flooding and more winter, which is good.

a big rain in store for texas, which is great tuesday and so many weather stories yesterday and today and keep sending your comments and pictures, rick reichmuth on twitter and keep up those and we'll keep sharing those with you. and across the northern tier, a warm-up except for caribou maine, at minus 18. but here is where the severe threat it, anywhere you see the yellow, a light risk for weather. and the red pulse eye severe weather, you doesn't see those issued that often, especially in the month of january. i think we'll see severe weather starting late this afternoon and overnight hours, and want to have your noaa weather radio on and across the south could be seeing a tornado or two and strong winds and hail. you're looking pretty good. looking at video out of connecticut, yesterday, people were trying to battle the

winter storm and the highest total i've seen was in connecticut right at 12 inches, so, a couple little bulz eyes getting some snow and dave was tweeting pictures from his back yard and using a natural cooler, i believe, it was. >> a cold one, brother, you can say it and the snow was light and fluffy like the west coast, i felt like i was in colorado. >> get ready, dave, it's going to ready tomorrow. >> back to east coast slush. back to the top stories, the south carolina shocker, newt gingrich snags a decisive win. did mitt romney hand it over or-- >> and let's ask our panel. charles butler, conservative talk show radio host and julie, a fox news contributor. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> dave: carrie, was it about

min's loss or newt gingrich victory in. >> about newt gingrich's victory, romney stumbled and had problems answering question and tripped up on his tax return and answering that question, but newt came out and answered the question that voters want to know about. first of all, opened up huge by attacking the media and the question about his, you know, his affair that was ten years ago. and then he hits all the social issues, he did really well with the juan williams question. and then he talked about the economy and people back to work and then started pointing out the failures that obama had in his administration, growing the government the economy failing and unemployment. and i think that resonated with the voters of south carolina and the american people in he general and i think that's why he won. >> dave: it's amazing we're talking about presidential politics and juan williams and john king are so heavily factored into this. and listen to what the head of the democratic party in south carolina, here is what he said

about what happened last night. >> the fire in the belly, the viceral feeling you get from watching newt and listening to newt is overwhelming, sort of a milquetoast approach by romney. >> dave: is that ultimately is what took place, the viceral reaction that people are having to mitt romney and newt gingrich. >> i have the same reaction to newt gingrich. i look what newt does, i like the kind of energy he brings to the debate. you know, romney, you know, he's kind of plastic, we don't know where he is from one moment to next, very, you know, emotion until and very detached and i guess as part of the businessman in him, but i think for our politicians and leaders we intoed people who have some emotion and engagement in the real issues. >> dave: the next two days are essential for mitt romney, he's got the debate on monday, a speech before the state of the union on tuesday, how does he change that notion that

we're hearing so much about? >> you know, i don't know, other than a personality transplant because i think what charles said is right and what dick said is right. this guy doesn't inspire him. not a fire in the belly guy. newt goes out there and throws the red meat to the base and people love him because of what he's saying. and romney is over coached. if i was romney, i would take a week off from debate coaching. and you're thinking if somebody-- it had he' be right, if somebody asked him a question he hasn't prepared for as rick santorum did, and he got flustered, something he wasn't prepared for. well, what's the viceral reaction? what do you feel about it? in his mind he's thinking, i don't know what demograph would relate to my answer and like having pressed candidates for debate. you can't be overcoached. >> dave: my first sports

analysis, duke coach kryzyzewski became a better coach when he quite over coaching and let them on their own. and is it for the most part to be focused on obama and not distinguishing himself from newt gingrich? >> i think that it's going to be hard now for him to do that because he's already established his positions. now moving forward how will he move on from that. i has to focus on attacking obama's policies and not on newt gingrich, they stopped doing that and focused on message and he should stick on and to a point here, you know,'s got to spook freak from heart. >> dave: fire in the belly. >> they want to see that you smile and cry and be like them. >> dave: a lot of fire in the the belly for newt gingrich,

how long can he continue this us against the elite media tactic and i'll be honest, we saw it on our air when there was nothing approaching attacking the former speaker. >> the yes from-- >> it was clayton. >> clayton and i think what the speaker was saying, we've already covered this, i have thousands of pages of documents online for you to he review, why are we still doing that. >> dave: how long can he continue that winning line? the liberal media won't tell us how to vote, will it work? >> when it's appropriate. when it's not appropriate it's going to back fire on him. right now people see it as appropriate. >> dave: is it a one strategy? >> it certainly seems to be. a the lot in the liberal base feel that they conspire against them. of course, he, newt gingrich

has his pulse on what the republican base wants better than any candidate in the race right now. much better than mitt romney as we said before. >> dave: go for it. >> he knows what the people wants to hear and giving it to them. and throwing the the red meat out. for him, i don't think it's a strategy, it's guts, he's sincere about it. >> dave: during the debates this week, many things can change. quickly, who wins florida? >> i'm going to say i think that romney is still going to win. >> newt. >> dave: one to romney, 18 point lead in the average of all the polls going in. and fascinating stuff. we will continue to debate paul of this for the next several showers. guys, that's next. >> we've got the videotape and we'll hold them to the florida predictions. we sure are. under fire for in the releasing his tax returns. romney taking shots over newt not releasing fanniey and

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends," this tweet was sent out and in political circles it had people chuckling. sent out by tag romney, at a hotel and, and myth and his wife ann doing laundry together. how long did this photo take to set up, a lot of people

say. >> people wanted to know is romney doing his own shirts? >> what doesn't ring drew about this? he looks like he knows how to hold a box of detergent. >> he's a frugal guy. >> there aren't a whole lot of accidents when it comes to the romney campaign, there's something behind this, some intent behind the release of this? the children of the romney children, very smart, very sharp kids, they're not allowed to do anything spur of the moment during the campaign. >> the lighting. anyone who has been in a laundry room knows how terrible the lighting. the lighting is perfect and, i don't think ne missed the shot. i think they had an iphone. >> and people at home, well, you've got my vote. >> clayton: in connection to the the real voter, to the-- >> do you want more? david axlerod tweeted back after that, they got involved in a back and forth. and this is what yesterday was about before the voting

wrapped up. it was kind of silly season yesterday when we talk about that and a cake we're going to show new a moment and first, mitt romney calling on newt gingrich not just to release that ethics report that he did on friday, but now to release the contract that newt gingrich had with freddie mac when he got that 1.6 million dollars for working with the housing giant. so, here is mitt romney, why he wants this contract. >> speaker gingrich works for freddie mac and fannie mae, didn't he say he was going to release information, let's see what report he wrote for fannie mae and freddie mac and what the conclusions were and what the contract looked like? i thought he said he was going to do that and let's have him describe his relationships in washington. >> alisyn: this is mitt romney striking back after being called upon to release his own tax returns earlier than april and multiple years which he hasn't decided whether or not he's going to do that. why don't you release some of

your documents that could be provocative somehow, as well as the-- >> that's what you start, show me yours and i'll show you mine and. >> clayton: you open up the flood gates, i would like to see the 6th grade reporter card. >> dave: isn't it fair game once you open pandora's box. >> clayton: everybody wants transparency, that's was a focal point of barack obama when he was running and trance parens say there. and talked about the cake and happens on campaign trails, people sending pizzas, and pizzas sent from the john kerry camp to the edwards camp. we're sending pizzas to you. a cake sent from the romneys on the 15th anniversary to the speaker of the house of representatives who of course got that big wrist slap the first time under that ethics investigation on the house of investigation. 15th anniversary.

>> sent out a press release, happy anniversary 15 years after newt gingrich was the first speaker for ethics violation, the cake, that's silly season. i don't know if that was tremendously effective for the romney camp, but this is an interesting week. >> alisyn: sure has and we now know what the candidates had to say about last night's results so what were voters saying as they he left the polls and interesting, the exit polls, the chief congression congressional correspondent, mike emanuel was at one of the polls. we know it's not scientific, but give us your impression. >> ali, guys, interesting talking to folks yesterday at several polling locations in columbia. a lot of them wanted to talk about winnability. who they thought could win and they thought that speaker gingrich's performances in the last two debates where he got feisty with the media, scored

points if he could take on the media in that way might be able to take on president obama in the general election, check out voter nancy gamble. >> i didn't really decide until this week. i kind of didn't know if it was going to be romney or gingrich, but i felt compelled to go with gingrich especially after the debate in charleston, i thought he handled that so well and i thought, he's going to come up against a lot of that and that's the kind of candidate i want that can handle themselves and go back against the liberal media. >> to give you an idea though when you go to several polling locations, it's not a very he scientific survey, we had a lot of people who didn't want to talk on camera, but it was interesting because we had tons of people who voted for mitt romney talking about why they wanted it, or why they support mitt romney, so it was interesting, if you go off of that you might have thought that romney would run away, but a snapshot, not the entire state of south carolina.

>> dave: and what is next as we head to florida for the 31st, i guess it is. >> reporter: it's interesting i was at romney's headquarters last night and emphasized they're going to compete everywhere and we expect he'll head to florida right away, rick santorum as well is going to hit the ground running in florida and offers a the lot of complexities for the candidates because you've got the major media markets there, miami, orlando, west palm, so on and so on, and so, it takes a lot of organization and what the romney folks will tell you there have already been more votes cast from be ab sen ian early voting than the entire iowa caucuses so they feel good about their positioning going in because they have he' been on the air in florida for a long time and so, they're hopeful that they're starting out with a lead, but now, newt gingrich will have some momentum and rick santorum will get to work. >> alisyn: and the issues are completely different in florida than they have been. >> and gingrich has been strong with hispanic voters. >> alisyn: immigration is a big deal there.

mike emanuel. we'll get back to you, let's start with the headlines because three people are dead after a fire, and at a college in poughkeepsie, new york, and this he's been by two female students and one male, not a student, died in the blaze. four others managed to make it out alive jumping out of the second and first floor windows. the cause is unknown. check tout this video, mother nature's fury. chipping winds and knocking down trees and killed a park employee, in the south, winds downed power lines and poles in santa barbara and palm springs. 25,000 people there without power this morning. a georgia teacher is in hot water over that controversial homework assignment and now that teacher remind. you may remember this, math

problems with slavery, beatings and cotton picking and school officials say more than one teacher was involved and one allegedly wrote the assignment and another photocopied it it and they say an ongoing investigation is underway. and she can't even drive yet, but this dutch teenager sure can is a sail. you're looking at 16-year-old laura decker, arriving in st. martan last night bringing an end to her year long sail boating journey around the world and the youngest person to complete the trip solo, 2700 nautical miles, solitude, stormy seas and fear of pirates and trying to keep up with school work along the ride. i'd give her a pass if you're fending off pirates. >> dave: and some extra credit. >> clayton: swashbuckling, could have handled that. >> dave: what an effort. let's talk sports now. coaches often show their teams films before big games, well,

notre dame's hoops head mike bray showed the irish a selection of his school wins over number one teams and it worked. 20-0, top ranked syracuse, knocked off in south bend. and the orange pull without and the 6th time the notre dame taken down a number one team and he yes, clayton, duke lost. >> clayton: yes. >> dave: we're not going to show you that. >> clayton: 35. >> dave: 45 home game winning streak. national mvp ryan braun received his mvp trophy the first time the brewer star has spoken publicly since testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. >> everything what i've done with my career is done with

respect and appreciation in mind and why he's so grateful and hum be believed to accept this award. thank you everybody, and hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. >> dave: the new red sox skipper on the right. they will not try to take back the award and he's currently appealing the 50 game suspension for performance enhancer and in massachusetts they share a lot of things, but not when it comes to football, it's a divide and who they're rooting for in today's championship game. liam wilson is a patriots fan and noah loves the ravens and they love to taunt one another. >> and going to-- the athletes are like, and well, just injuries, tom brady injured. >> dave: love it. the brothers say they plan on watching the game on separate sides of the couch and it should be heated and that

game's three o'clock patriots-ravens followed by giants-49ers on the fox network. what a big day in football. >> alisyn: and no fighting in your household, right, different family members. >> dave: my daughter and wife were on opposite sides, but she was born in boston and now we're patriots fans now. >> clayton: my wife 49er fans. >> dave: no fight there? >> no. let's speak about texas a drastic measure and one school district, we'd love for you to weigh in. down in a small town, cattle ranching town and trying to improve the grades there. there's a state mandated if they don't raise the grades. getting rid of sports to get kids studying again. >> dave: i'm outraged. >> alisyn: the

superintendent's point what else are we to do. there's a huge emphasis on sports, and maybe if we do away with them. maybe focus more on academic. and sacred grounds in the state of texas because we're see far behind in student performance, i wanted an environment that was athletic only. >> dave: if you've been to the state of texas, high school football right there with religion and for some, football up here. many athletes say they do much better when they're playing sports because they budget their time better. i always fared better if he had sports. >> presume that you spend more time studying, but the same with cutting recess and not exercising their mind, going out for recess and coming in and focus better on their assignment and it's also a money issue because the

school admits they actually need to raise a lot of money, a bunch of money in the whole. >> dave: $400,000 line of credit they have to repay. >> they figure they can save $50,000 by cutting the sports team so they don't have to pay coaches. >> the superintendent doesn't know if it works because otherwise the state is going to shut down this particular school because it's done so poorly and the superintendent has taken to going into the homes of kids playing hooky. >> yeah. >> and taking them to school. that's effective they say. >> let us know how you feel about this, we're on twitter, follow us at ff weekend. >> alisyn: and now. >> clayton: it's ff weekend. >> dave: ff weekend. rick reichmuth is in with the check-- >> in the control room want you to follow the weekday people not weekend. >> apparently. >> is there a reward, if they do better they can get the

sports back. >> alisyn: i like that, rick. >> or the kids probably don't want them to succeed. and talking at the same time they want this to go so they can focus object sports. >> perhaps. >> a lot going on in the weather. a bit after ice storm warning across the north and throughout pennsylvania later on today. where you see the bulls eye, a severe threat for weather today. i'm going to talk about this. in the month of january, they're not saying they have the threat for tornado, but we could see some significant tornados tonight across areas, especially you see that red and anywhere in yellow as well and take a look how the future cast, how this goes, and scattered showers all day long, and those cells right there, across the state of arkansas at about 8 p.m. tonight, start to fire and those probably will be the ones that potentially are tornadic, and by the overnight hours and strong thunderstorms cutting through alabama and tennessee and through kentucky and the ohio river valley a

rough evening ahead across areas of the deep south and more like it would be in the month of april or may and a lot of people tweeting and saying it feels like spring across the south and it certainly has. the snow is gone across the northeast, a clear day today, but the same storm is going to bring rain by tomorrow in across parts of the northeast and the west, rain for game time in and around the san francisco area and that's going to spread towards southern california as well. and so, big changes out there. take a look at changes here and the temperatures, this is how the temperatures are different from 24 hours ago, a major warm-up in across parts of the plains and 21 degrees warmer than yesterday this time in minneapolis. >> wow, weather a factor in that 9ers game. thank you, rick. coming up the obama administration negotiating with the taliban, but is this just empowering terrorists in republican congressman says, yes, he's going to explain his position next. . >> yeah, and we just told you about newt's south carolina

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romney administration a moving ahead for plans for peace talks next week and is that the best way to help end the ten year war in afghanistan? the next guest says that the president's policies are empowering our enemies. >> let's see what he means. nice to see you, congressman, what do you mean by empowering the enemy? >> well, it's giving them credibility, in fact, this administration released to gitmo, one of the the taliban leaders, and the backer, steve king and loretta sanchez and i were meeting with the northern alliance leaders. these were our allies and fought the taliban back in 2001-2002, defeated them and then we disarmed them, create add centralized government in a tribal land and don't allow them to elect a regional governor. don't allow them to elect their mayor and so you've got a corrupt karzai

administration, and the administration released one of the top leaders, the taliban for humanitarian purposes and met with the northern alliance leaders and they said last week, he was on television saying three things, if somebody you know fought against us and died they're in hell. number two, the united states has lost and they're begging us to negotiate with them and number three, since we're now about to be in power again, you've got to beg forgiveness for us if you haven't been supporting us, that's how we're empowering them. they're about to take over since we do the right thing. >> dave: this is a difficult situation and karzai says he personally began negotiations with some of the guys. what should the president do in dealing with the taliban? >> first of all, you don't go begging the the people that want to tell you to come to the table. >> dave: what should he do?

>> okay, first of all, you redo the constitution to allow these groups to elect their regional governors. karzai is-- has got a corrupt administration and appoints regional governors, he appoints the mayors and police chiefs, let them elect the regional governors, elect their mayors and pick their own police chiefs. that solves a lot of that problem. >> dave: and doesn't you think another aspect to this. >> clayton: let's be honest, the strong army going into the districts and saying-- >> the northern alliance, our allies compose 60 to 65% of the country. all we have to do is reempower them, we disarmed them after they defeated the taliban, and added 100,000 troops and now the taliban's come back. you reempower the enemy of our enemy, the taliban, you don't go beg them to negotiate, say, hey, we'll release all of your prisoners, that want to kill us. >> clayton: right. >> and it's an easy answer,

and you just empower the enemy of our enemies. >> clayton: you talked about the northern alliance, and the face of that was assassinated a year ago. do they have a face and can they have leadership without the taliban coming in, you're going to vote for this guy because i've got a gun to your head? >> well, massoud that was assassinated has a brother named massoud and we met with him last week, and there are many of the northern alliance leaders not begging to take over, let us elect regional governors and we'll control our regions and keep the taliban out. that's reasonable thing. we wanted that in our country and that's what we got with our constitution, 225 years ago. >> clayton: congressman. >> and that's what we ought to be doing for them. >> clayton: interesting. some good ideas. let's he see if the administration listened. >> well they empower our allies-- or i mean, they empower our

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>> if you're just waking up. big news of the morning, newt gingrich swept to a big victory in south carolina. shaking up the republican race.

does this cement as the alternative to mitt romney? and will social conservatives and tea partiers now rally around gingrich? joining us to weigh in on all of this is the founder of the monday meeting and professor of the citadel, good morning, mr. factor. >> good morning, alisyn, how are you. >> alisyn: i'm doing well how do you explain what happened last night? >> well, a couple of interesting things happened. baby hairle was pledged to rick perry, when he was no longer in the race, he winter for duke. >> you mean the speaker of the house, bobby harrell. >> you see him and his wife behind newt at the, when he declared victory. he's one of the most important people in the state and a lot of people followed him, including a number of state reps. >> alisyn: that's interesting. also, i want you to weigh in on this. gingrich's victory defied a lot of conventional wisdom. here is who went to him according to exit polls and

weren't suppose today late deciders 44%. conservatives, 44%. evangelicals, 44%. and married women, 41%. and this is not what pup dits predicted. what's the take away here? >> well, the take away is the republican establishment, the washington republican establishment got it wrong and they're upset. the firewall for them and mitt romney is definitely florida. and if mitt romney starts to falter there, they're going to start looking for another candidate. mitch daniels is being bantied about, the governor of indiana. don't be surprised if they get him to throw his hat back in the rick. >> come on, really, isn't it too late? >> i'm telling you, they don't like, right, they don't like newt, the establishment doesn't and the reason is, because he doesn't play well with them. he's totally an independent person and he doesn't play well with the establishment and they've got to find somebody. >> alisyn: you talked about how you think that the speaker of the house in south

carolina, bobby harrell gave a big boost to newt. what do you think at that nicky haley do with romney, help him? >> there's a policy polling, out of durham, north carolina, they basically said it cost about, well, 25% were more likely to vote against who she supported, while only 14% were more likely to vote for who she supported. no, net-net, they he said that her endorsement hurt them. >> what are we to make of south carolina voters this morning? are they more independent-minded than people gave them credit for, i mean, given what evangelicals went with and married women went with, newt? >> they are very independent and they don't follow the washington republican establishment and they are people who were looking for somebody to channel their

feelings and newt did it and did it well. we've talked about that that he gave that viceral feeling to the race rather than just the feeling of consultants. and now you have your finger on the pulse of south carolina and appreciate you getting up with us to share your perspective. >> have a great day, and thank you. >> alisyn: you, too. illegal immigrants getting to stay in the country because they dent have a criminal background of the that's what one of president obama's new programs will allow. so, is this back door amnesty? we report, you decide. then, three primaries down with three different winners, it's historic. now, it's a fight in florida, who has the best chance of winning there? we're shuffling the g.o.p. deck straight ahead. ♪ imagine zero pollutants in our environment.

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sichlt. >> clayton: good morning, everyone. >> alisyn: it's sunday, january 22nd, i'm alisyn camerota a south carolina shocker. former house speaker, newt gingrich trounces romney in the primary and takes aim at president obama. >> if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster, think how radical he would be in a second term. >> dave: maybe mitt romney need today take second place to bring out his tougher side and lashing back after attacks from his g.o.p. rivals. >> when my opponents attack success and free enterprise they're not only attacking me, they're attacking every person who dreams of a better future. >> clayton: but all of the candidates now focusing on florida where voters are already heading to the polls,

early voting started yesterday, you'll recall. "fox & friends," primary edition continues right now. ♪ we can now call this thing. we now can officially call this thing. >> dave: been calling it. >> alisyn: counting the night. >> clayton: and i always wait for 100%, landslide victory, 40% newt gingrich and mitt romney, 28%. it was close in the polls leading up to. looked like the margin of error with newt gingrich a decisive win and the game has changed dramatically for the g.o.p. nomination. they say the race has been reset.

because let's remember, that it was what, six months ago that pundits were saying that newt gingrich's candidacy was over, he was toast and stick a form in him and this, the fact that three different people have won three different primaries, it's historic and it's a game changer. >> the areas where we thought that mitt romney was going to win big in myrtle beach he lost by 15 points and greenberg and mike emanuel was at a polling site. what were you hearing and what was the mood there? >> reporter: fascinating talking to folks here in columbia and a lot of people seemed to like gingrich's approach in the final two debates this week and felt like his feistiness will play well in the jn election when it's going to be tough going up against president obama and a lot of people worried about electability as well and so, that seemed to play well for speaker gingrich as well and feeling like he was electable.

and i've talked a lot to romney supporters as well and here is a sample of what they liked about mitt romney. >> it's part of the reason, i chose him. i feel like out of the candidates in the field, and that he offers the best chance for the republican party to regain the white house. >> was it a tough decision at all for you? >> for quite while, but i feel like it's business experience, his leadership skills and a family man made a difference for me. >> speaker gingrich was out on the the trail all day yesterday, driving into columbia late last night after the polls had closed to celebrate with his supporters for the romney folks, obviously, they acknowledge it was a great night for team gingrich and they will continue to battle on and heard from mitt romney at the headquarters and said they would compete everywhere, so the battle continues and they're going to certainly

look at what works here and what didn't work, and move on to the upcoming primary in florida, guys. >> mike, a big issue about the tax returns, what are you hearing about the romney campaign, any plans to release them? >> tan there was a rumor last night that it was going to happen, almost instantly and romney aides say they'll hold off on that and certainly seems to be an internal discussion in the campaign whether we should just put the paper work out there and get rid of this issue and heard from governor romney he's saying he'll do it around tax day, april 15th, but considering he got hammered with it through the past week, all indications are, they may move that up. >> mike emanuel, thank you very much. >> he didn't waste him on the acceptance speech. what do you call it. >> dave: victory speech. >> clayton: he was accepting of that. and he went after president

obama on all of these issues, take a listen. >> let's be very clear ab again, it makes some of the elite media nervous. president obama has been, historicalically, the most effective food stamp president in american history i want america to become so energy independent that no american president ever again bows to a saudi king. you have to wonder how out of touch with reality this administration is. it's one thing to say that they can't play chess at the white house, it's another thing to say they can't play checkers at the white house. but if they can't play tic-tac-toe, president obama is a president so weak that he makes jimmy carter look strong. >> alisyn: if you're wondering what you can't play chess or checkers or tic-tac-toe. he's talking about the

keystone pipeline, talked about that earlier, he couldn't believe that he thought the president fumbled the pipeline and he related that to tic-tac-toe. and remarkable, one was how fast fox was able to call this place. >> sure. >> alisyn: because of the exit polling. the exit polling was so resounding by 7 p.m., virtually, fox said gingrich is going to be the winner and winner big. by 7:24, newt gingrich himself sent out this tweet. thank you, south carolina, help me deliver the knockout punch in florida and join oust money bomb and donate now. >> clayton: mitt romney has spent 7 million in florida on ads. blanketing loose miami, orlando, tallahassee and a lot of catching up to do and one analogy had mitt romney's camp out with supporters trying to get the early votes in florid florida, but a rival campaign headquarters newt gingrich,

two people manning a table and huge money. >> dave: will key endorsemen endorsements, it doesn't look like there will be endorsements, because word that jeb bush would remain neutral and there was a report that he would endorse mitt romney, that was false. we're told he'll stay out of the game. what about the governor, rick scott, questions about him, two highly unfavorable numbers, but not with republicans, very good numbers with republicans, we don't yet know who or if it will matter. newt very much the anti-establishment candidate right now. i don't know if they'll help. we discuss whether nicky haley helped or hurt in south carolina? >> right, i heard mike huckabee last night come out and say the hardest thing for a candidate to do is come out and rally the troops after a loss, basically not winning and that's what mitt romney had to do and what he did last night was remind everybody who supports him, that he thinks

newt has taken a page from the democratic play book in his attacks on romney. >> those who pick up the weapons of the left today will find them turned against us tomorrow. and that's the choice our party gives america. or else we don't offer them any choice at all and americans in my view will demand a real choice in this campaign between those who believe in prosperity and success and opportunity and those who believe in government and i think they'll choose us. [applause] >> meanwhile, senator santorum came in third there last night in south carolina, and said, look, because you have all of these different winners and states in iowa, new hampshire and three different candidates and three different wins, it's not about anti-romney. >> it will be a good process for our country and the eventually nominee is. it feels sharp and it's keeping the focus on three

candidates focused on barack obama, focused on the republican message and what we want to do and that's a good thing for us to keep alive on thriving and three very different choices and it's no he longer the mitt or the anti-mitt. >> dave: all four candidates will debate tomorrow night in florida and again on thursday, and also the state of the union address on tuesday, so it's a huge week, things can change dramatically again in the next seven days. >> alisyn: and ron paul would say you have more than three choice, by the way. and santorum-- >> right, right, he's going the distance. >> alisyn: said he's going the way and reminds everybody, a small fraction of the delegates have been collected even though so much buzz. and lots of other news to tell you about, a fox news alert because a u.s. drone strike killed an al-qaeda officials, in somalia. a statement from the insurgent group claims the official was killed when three missiles hit his car on the outskirts of mogadishu. one of the master minds of the

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than six decades. leading the nitney lions to more victories than any in college history. he was fired in the wake of the sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky, long time coordinator. >> dave: and division one, not college football history. >> alisyn: thank you for clarifying that. >> clayton: let's check in with rick reichmuth now and hey, rick. >> hey, guys, a lot of weather going on this week. and tonight, severe weather and potential outbreak across the south and so you in a second toward the northern plains and straight to the north of that. ice, snow, wind, and six to 12 inches by the time it's done and across the west, stormy conditions all week long again are going to continue, more rain, more snow, feeling like winter and the eastern part of the country looking pretty good now. the northeast after the big storm that moved through yesterday. that's gone and it will be pretty clear today. down here in the south you see the cloud cover and very humid and feels like spring across

the south and severe weather breaking out and across the west, another storm pummelling this area and rain to southern california by tonight and another storm lined up behind that for tuesday. when you see this moderate risk, that red bulls eye, something you generally see in april and may setup. to see that in january is significant and a lot of people aren't planning on seeing that this time of year, get ready, tonight we'll see it and it's happening largely after the sun goes down tonight. here is your high temperatures today. nobody that cold and very warm to the south and 80's in texas and 80 degrees as well towards new orleans and by tomorrow, you'll notice a warm-up across parts of the east and 51 in new york city and that means the snow that fell yesterday across parts of the northeast, a little bit of freezing rain tonight and into the morning and rain is going to wash the snow away. >> clayton: i knew there was a reason i wouldn't shovel. it will melt. >> alisyn: that's right, by

april or may. >> dave: thank you, rick. coming up, we've been it willing you about newt gingrich's landslide win, did he steal the victory or did mitt romney give it it away. a former speech writer for george w. bush here next. and sports getting side lined and students pick up their grades. will this help or hurt students? we report, you decide. ♪ live and let guy ♪ live and let die that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. nature made takes a scientific approach to making their vitamins. in fact, they've invested millions of dollars in studies to learn how supplements improve your health.

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i don't shrink from competition. i embrace it. i believe competition makes us all better and i know it's making our campaign stronger. >> alisyn: mitt romney's campaign now focusing on florida after gingrinewt gingri decisive south carolina win. our next guest says he wasn't surprised, he called the newt victory. >> dave: joining us is columnist and former speech writer for george w. bush, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, how are you? >> we are good. mitt romney says he doesn't shrink from competition, he embraces it, how does he bounce back? >> well, he didn't embrace it this weekend in south carolina. if you remember a week ago, newt gingrich was on the ropes in south carolina, last sunday we were on this program talking about how gingrich had been booed at the candidate forum that huckabee held over attacks on bain and rush limbaugh and wall street journal going after him and opened a ten point eid and a week later he's the winner in south carolina.

the reason is, is because mitt romney didn't go after him. didn't, he had conservative revulsion to the attacks on bain and let romney back off the ropes-- let gingrich off the ropes and he came back and won it. >> alisyn: was there another factor at work, it was friday you said you thought that gingrich would win this. after at the debate he went off the media. is that what propelled him? >> yes, he had the moment when pawlenty wouldn't go after him about romney care, romney failed to go after gingrich on the attacks on capitalism. he had a chance against a candidates using the rhetoric of michael moore and barack obama to attack him and his success. he finally did it, he said we

can't use the weapons of the left and demagoguing success, where was that during the campaign. that's why he lost the election, he let newt gingrich use the debates to restore his strength with conservatives. >> dave: and what does romney say about florida. who better than had a presidential speech writer. what do you say about the bain capital issue, to what to say to inspire voters? he's got to go after gingrich and become the champ, what he should have done this week, become the champion of free market capitalism, to go after barack obama. what's disturbing about romney performance, his argument he's the best guy, to take on barack obama. but here, newt gingrich used the exact attack that barack obama's going to use against him and he was unable to respond to it and deal with it. if he can't do it in florida and show that he can fight this fight and be the defender of free market capitalism he's going to lose in november and that means's he going to lose

the nomination. >> alisyn: well, mark, great to have you and your perspective on, always nice to talk to you, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> dave: thanks, mark. still ahead a new obama administration program allowing 1600 illegals to stay in the country. is this back door amnesty? we debate that next. >> alisyn: this relationship lasted one day longer than his marriage to kim kardashian. and tell you about kris humphries' other big breakup. ♪ [ nadine ] buzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz, bzzzz,

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>> 7:23 eastern time. time for news by the numbers. first, 7%, how much orange juice prices are expected to rise. amid fears the u.s. might ban juice imports from brazil that used an illegal fungicide. next 5.2, that's the stress level of most americans on a 10 point scale. that's down actually from 6.2, in 2007. and stunning. the american psychological association says at that people are less stressed because so many of our worst nightmares have come true. finally, 73 days how long it took from kris humphries to split from the high profile pr team, one day longer than his marriage to kim kardashian. true love, and hard to see it go. >> clayton: thanks, and thanks for the organ player for the last segment. 1600 illegals allowed to stay

after homeland security found they were not a threat. and part of the barack obama program to only target those with criminal backgrounds. francisco hernandez is an immigration attorney and they join us this morning. >> good to be here. >> clayton: francisco, how is this not back door amnesty? convince me it's not. >> simple, it's not amnesty, it doesn't give the folks right to remain here or work permit or legal status what solver. we know where they are and if we need to get them we know exactly where to go. it's a he question about the voting resources to the more dangerous criminals, say sex offenders or people who pose a threat to public safety. that's all it is. it's not a bag door amnesty, not a program at all. >> clayton: dan, did he convince you there's not back door amnesty? >> certainly not. of course, i've got an internal memo from the obama

administration, two years ago, said, look, if we condition get amnesty through congress we've got a set of ideas we're going to use to essentially take away from congress and the american people, the right to decide who gets to come and who gets to stay and this is part of the process. you have to look at this one policy and basically taking out of the deportation process, all what they call noncriminal aliens and deportation and just letting them go. letting them go free and forgetting about them. against the back drop of the interior immigration enforce thes, lawsuits against the states and now, people say after 9/11, how did that happen? well, now, the obama administration went to disney world and said we are pea not going to interview people who are going to get advice is as, what happened with 9/11 hijackers, saying look, if you come on a nonimmigrant visa, if you stay here illegally, yours chances of being am

hennheam-- apprehended. and i'll endorse the laws of the united states. the barack obama administration snow longer enforcing laws. >> we're talking 1600 and he's talking the sky is falling. i like gingrich's reasonable immigration proposal. maybe you guys ought to go embrace him. there's no amnesty, no internal memo that says what mr. stein is saying, it's absolutely just scare tactics, it's talking about whether you have limited resources, are you going to devote them to serious cases like sex offenders or dangerous criminals with repeated criminal history or people who have misdeem, people who have been here six since months old and don't know where to go, we know who they are and where they are. >> what about the point reef sources, the lack of abundant resources, going after those who aren't criminals by definition of sex offenders and-- >> the point is that the if

the obama skadministration were concerned, he'd go get the job done. can you mantel the fbi say we don't have the resources to test the drugs and we'll let them go to market without testing and saying to states, we don't want you to help us enforce the law. we want the unilateral right to usurp the prognosis tiffs of congress and say we're going to let people stay and have unlimited immigration and listen, we're going down this road and people need to liston what we're saying, this is serious. >> actually congress doesn't enforce the laws, mr. stein and they've tried. george bush tried it, president obama tried it, and congress doesn't want to do anything, and don't pass the law. >> the president has-- >> all right, guys. >> watch out for politics, and that's what i-- >> they need to pass the law. >> we've got to end it there. dan stein, francisco hernandez, always great to see you, and we want to hear about

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♪ >> captured, at the heart of this campaign. the fact is, we want to run not a republican campaign, we want to run an american campaign. there's no doubt in my mind, the momentum has been continuing and will continue and thank you very much. >> miss the stakes have never been higher, i've said it before and i firmly believe that this election is a battle for the soul of america. if-- >> well, three states, three winners, what a great country. [applause]. >> it was a historic night. well said, right, you can never predict, apparently what is going to happen in politics and can we help you?

>> i think he has problems. you know what i have here, conventional wisdom. >> alisyn: tear it up. >> clayton: there goes conventional wisdom out of the window. >> dave: it wasn't romney. >> clayton: and you look at the exit polls and just about every exit poll that came out conventional wisdom was out the door and starting with the evangelical vote and newt gingrich topped that over 24% over rick santorum, 22% and last week, evangelical group got together in texas and santorum is our guy and the baggage associated with newt gingrich didn't matter. >> dave: the endorsements, and establishment not seeming to matter and a surprise with how women voted. leading up the polls nationally and in south carolina had women running away from newt gingrich, perhaps because of his past infidelities, no, and there you see it.

40% to 28%, and nationally, romney does well against the president with women and-- >> that's the higher that be the margin he won south carolina, 40% in south carolina and 41% among women here. >> alisyn: in the last tenet of conventional wisdom was electability. people said, well, yes, you may feel strongly about newt gingrich, but he can't really be elected for whatever reason, that was wrong yesterday and that's not how south carolina felt. they believed that gingrich was the best person to pete president obama by 51% there. according to the exit polls, romney won against every major demographic, and this is where he'll be able to break down the category like that. if he doesn't change something, that's what pundits are saying, if he doesn't change the tax or something else, he can continue this down the line and lost $200,000 or more, and

nonevangelicals, pro choicers, all of these groups he lost. >> dave: it should be interesting. and you've pointed out. that was an open primary in south carolina, all registered voters could vote in this, as we go to florida, that's closed. only republicans can vote, mitt romney on fox news sunday today, i can't wait to see what chris wallace is able to get out of him in terms of where he goes with the tax issue and how he defends capitalism and bayne capital and so on, so forth. >> and i think he's all set. >> and here are your headlines and let's start with the fox news alert. the italian rescuers resumed the search for 20 people missing after they ran aground and divers abandoned efforts overnight and choppy seas, moments ago, the searresumed. and the death toll to 12 and the latest victim found wearing a life jacket and very close to an evacuation point.

police divers recovered the captain's safe and two suitcases and right now the captain is under house arrest, accused of abandoning ship. and the judge calls the fbi reckless and using him as an informant. a federal sales force upheld judgment calling the fbi liable for the death of three people. allegedly murdered by folger, and the multi-million dollar judgment goes to the victim's family. he was arrested after 16 years on the run and awaits trial on 19 murder indictments. talk about grinches, a path and his wife were arrested for trying to sell two new ipads, presents stolen from passengers checked luggage. investigators say the agent took the ipads home and hits wife allegedly put them up for sales on craigslist, police were watching and they traced them back to the husband and wife and the agent has been suspended from his job at tsa.

do you remember when president obama channelled his inner al green at the apollo. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> he did that well. >> that's great. >> alisyn: the president at a fundraiser in harlem and now you can have your own presidential performance anytime you want. because the sweet serenade is a ring tone available for download right now on his campaign website. he pulled that off, i know his staffers must have been white knuckled. is he going there? do it. he hit it. >> dave: it was gutsier than me rapping with vanilla ice. >> clayton: i wasn't white knuckled, just hoped it happened. and rick with the dulcet tones. >> and the sun is rising and one thing lit right there in the wind. beautiful. there you go. >> dave: god bless us.

>> it's spectacular coming out and seeing that. and take a look at the maps, guys, and certainly a cool morning to start across the northeast, minus 20 in caribou maine and much of maine below zero, a cold, cold morning and move forward and take a look at this. a cool picture sent in from northford connecticut, close to you, dave. and the dog playing in the snow. those guys got almost a foot of snow and the dog's name is faith. and if you're walking up, getting to round 33, today, tomorrow, back into the 40's and some rain to melt some of that snow, keep sending your pictures, rick reichmuth at twitter or my facebook page and move forward and take a look at the forecast for today. in the 30's across the northeast today. might see a few snow flurries from time to time as it flies off the lake and things in general are pretty good. down to the southeast, it's warm and record temperatures across the coast and 80 in new orleans, 80 in brownsville, 80

in miami. not bad, but guess what, big time severe weather tonight across parts of the southern plains and the lower mississippi river valley and the northern plains, we've got ice and windy conditions and we have some snow and across the west, you're going to continue to be stormy, snowy and rainy, all right, back to you inside. anybody in the state of texas knows high school football is on par with religion and it's important down there in terms of priority and now, one texas school district doing away with sports entirely to try and immateri aimprove that. >> the state mandate says if the grades don't come up. the school will have to close and the statement from the student down there. earnest singleton says it's sacred ground in the state of texas, because we're so far behind, with school performance, i wanted an environment that was academic only. no sports, focus on the grades. >> clayton: the.

>> alisyn: the schools will close if they don't bring up their grades and charlie from jacksonville, florida, i agree he the primary objective for schools is education, they're student athletes not athlete students. >> tiffany for eagle river alaska, writes this one and boy, 2 a.m. out there. the sports is ridiculous, the kids are not going to spend more time studying on their own and they will get into trouble out of boredom. >> dave: and tiffany says it's an irresponsible decision by the dikt officials, they're trying to sim nies and two, they're is saving 150,000 over the next year and have to repay a $400,000 line of credit so it's also about money not just improving grades. >> and a tweet, what happened to well-rounded sound wide and mind? it happens, balance is what is lacking. now, mind you, we should tell you that the superintendent has taken to going

door-to-door for kids playing hooky and dragging them out of their homes in the morning and someone in the culture. >> was that important for you? >> no, nobody could drog me out of bed in the morning, not iowa. >> a forklift in here. and with me in the morning in high school. >> let us know what you think about this. friends@foxnews.com and e-mail us at ff weekend on twitter, we'll tackle this later in the show. >> dave: i always found sports to improve grades. just me. our next guest says that newt gingrich is the conservative alternative. will it help him win the sunshine state? fox news political analyst ed rollins coming up. >> alisyn: plus, i can't believe this story. >> dave: oh. >> alisyn: supermodel heidi klum and seal may be the next hollywood couple calling it quits. rumors are flying, and they were so in love and keep having babies. >> clayton: it's his unbuttoned shirt turned him off. >> alisyn: i don't believe this, we'll get to the bottom of it.

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>> welcome back. >> we decided to be with us and changing washington. >> dave: newt gingrich sweeps to a big victory in south carolina and fox news political analyst ed rollins says it solidified the standings as the quote, conservative alternative. will this help him in florida? ed rollins joining us this morning, thanks for being here, this morning, sir. >> a pleasure. >> dave: particularly in the fact that you said the republican establishment will go to war with newt gingrich, why? >> first, there's a long history there and never been the establishment candidate which may be a good thing in this environment because progressive outside ser what people want, but every elected official from governors to members of congress, every big money guy, or just about every

big money guy who has a vested interest in romley will do everything they can to stop him i'm not sure they can. alternative is now newt and think he can win and basically beat obama and that's what they want. >> it seems the more the establishment gets on board, with mitt romney, the more the voters push back against that. so that could going to war with newt actually help him? >> i think it will. the only thing that sometimes when former members of congress that serve with him and governor of states, and certainly didn't work with the governor in the state of south carolina didn't help romney. and you see the big players of the last eight, ten years say newt may take us down, may take the house and senate down, but we think we have great chances, i'm not sure that. i think the bottom line is let it play out and newt's a great debater and now people think he can basically beat obama and you'll see a surge in the polls, the next ten days where he wi'll lead basically not

florida, but nationally. >> dave: at last check, romney had a 18 point lead in the real clear politics average, that was before the last couple of days. as for those endorsements, we've heard jeb bush is going to stay on the sidelines. there's conventional wisdom that newt will implode, you've heard this time and time again. what do you think will happen. do you think that mitt romney is the one? >> i think if romney doesn't come back and win someplace pretty quick, he could implode. this is the end of his campaign four years ago, this four years ago, mccain won after south carolina he was on the way to victory. this is just the beginning of this process and i would argue that at this point in time newt gingrich is the front runner of the party and now you've got to take him out and i don't think that mitt romney can do that. >> dave: if are' advising romney, what do you advise he's got to do. >> he's got to get the tax problem out of the way and

that he's a leered. you've heard about bain capital and you have to look at a leader. and the country is looking for a lead her arguing i the created staples or other things is not doing that. >> dave: ed rollins, appreciate you being in here. >> great show. >> dave: coming up, the g.o.p. candidates hoping for support from our military veterans. up next, your group of vets tells us, who gets their vote and why. my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking orood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix.

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>> part of our long-term national security has to be having an american energy poli policy. >> i want america to become so energy independent that no american president ever again bows to a saudi king. >> alisyn: and what will cement our veterans support? let ask our panel of vets, kiran waller, retired corporal. lance carol and charles law letter. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> alisyn: you all support different candidates. let me start with you, kiran, you support mitt romney. what do you think didn't connect about mitt romney in south carolina? >> well, mitt romney's, you know, from the northeast and gingrich is from the south. from the neighboring states and i think it was more about gingrich connecting down there, because he's from down there than romney not connecting. >> major charles law letter,

you support gingrich. do you think that he's talked enough about the military and his vision for what he would do it veterans? >> i think he has, it's difficult going back and forth. we need an american leader now specifically as president that understands we're still at war and we have to have a very strong line, when it comes to massive defense and our security. it's not just a matter making sure our military couldn't get cut, but making sure that we have the strength, the position toen sure we never get involved in wars again. >> lance, you like santorum best. what has struck with you him? >> he's got good family values and also hawkish with iran, and its nuclear program, and i think that is one of greatest threats against our country right now, and is iran. and i know our economy is weak and all, but as america has got back to work and we can build our economy again and we

still have to focus on the outside threats. >> alisyn: we should reckless there are also many veterans who support ron paul and we've done segments of that in the past, did you ever consider ron paul? >> i never did. his positions are outside the norman certainly outside the tradition of our nation, we're in a global economy. things are changing ooevery day, as a marine reservist, we're still in a war and isolationist mentality in a global economy simply will not work. >> alisyn: kiran as proving in this segment. not all veterans are the same. >> greatest allied peace is a strong america and that sums it up. the 21st version of peace

through strength and i wish he'd hammer that message more. and that connected with me. george washington said something similar. the best way to preserve the peace is to prepare for war and romney updated that, and i hoo like that what would you like to hear from santorum. pretty much the same thing. our force projection is in directly with the size of our military and with barack obama planning to cut the military it shows weakness to the rest of the world and i think mr. santorum would be wise to show us support and go against any cuts. >> alisyn: well, we hope all the candidates are listening to you today and beyond. major charles lawler, lance carol and kiran lawler, we thank you for sharing your thoughts. >> thank you. >> alisyn: still ahead, that south carolina shocker. we hear from newt gingrich's daughter jackie about her father's big win last night.

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>> good morning, everyone, it's sunday, january 22nd, i'm alisyn camerota. newt gingrich enjoying a south carolina stunner after leaving mitt romney in the dust. >> okay. let me first of all say thank you to everyone in south carolina who decided to be with us in changing. >> dave: and mitt romney needed to take second place to bring out his tougher side. now, he's lashing back in the g.o.p. rivals. >> when my opponents attack success and free enterprise, they're not only attacking me, they're attacking every person who dreams of a better future.

>> clayton: but the candidates put the palmetto state in their rear view mirrors and headed to florida where voters are already headed to the polls. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ everybody, everybody, get into it ♪ ♪ get started. come on ♪ . >> dave: get it started, huh? good sunday morning, what a win for newt gingrich in the palmetto state and 40% of the vote in south carolina and mitt romney a distant second at 28% and the race has changed as we head to florida, folks. >> alisyn: this proves, last night proves how unpredictable the primary season has been. nobody has really gotten any of the conventional which is dm right and last night was

more of the same. three different people have won three different things. and you've he heard this is historic and means that anything is possible moving forward. >> yeah, anything is possible, let's get right to mike emanuel with more. what were voters saying yesterday as they were leaving. the exit polls are astonishing. >> it's fascinating talk to the voters here and they essentially said that newt gingrich's southern swagger, being a neighbor from georgia played well here and they liked his feistiness and performance in debates and for folks who were weighing, do i go gingrich, do i go romney and that may have tipped the balance in gingrich's favor. take a listen to this gingrich supporter. >> because i felt like he has an ability to really go up against democrats, you know, i feel like he's, even though sometimes you don't want people who are in politics so long, i think he has a lot of strong suits and his personal life has nothing to do with his political life in my opinion. even though on some level it

tells what kind of person he is, it's not important, it's the not an issue and also, i just, i really have faith that he could beat obama and that's important. i like to listen to him and what he has to say, i feel like the other candidates don't have that. and i feel like in the long run, more people are going to go to newt gingrich. i really just think that. >> i was at mitt romney headquarters last night and romney's senior advisors acknowledged it was a very good night to gingrich, but i don't you don't get to the end zone without being bruised and tired, and considering today are the games. >> dave: in florida do he we expect a change in tone? >> one would expect that the gingrich folks keep hammering, he is the conservative in the race to win and calling romney a massachusetts moderate. for romney, one expects he'll

take a tougher tone, character matters where he is a businessman and gingrich has profited a great deal from washington over the years and perhaps see if that change in tone works. >> dave: michael, you brought it up. who do you have going to the super bowl? >> i'm a born and raised new york giant fan so i have to get back to our viewers. so i'll go giants maybe ravens? i don't know. >> spoken like a fn. >> dave: mike, not all in. thanks, mike. and let's bring in dana perino, to talk more about politics, nice to see you, dana. >> thank you, thanks for having me. >> clayton: the candidates in their speeches wasted no time going of president obama and mitt romney at gingrich without saying his name. >> president obama is a president so weak, he makes jimmy carter look strong. >> it's a choice between two very different destinies for

america. president obama wants to fundamentally transform our country. we want to restore to america the founding principles that made this country great and the hope of the earth. >> president obama and the left will it will you all they care, they want to do everything for you, from the top down. they don't believe in you. >> well, there you go. joe tripe this morning, a former campaign managerfore howard dean. >> alisyn: joe. >> clayton: tweets with newt gingrich's victory and an ugly fight ala kennedy-carter. and this thing could go on and on, do you agree with joe. >> yo is a little older than me and remembers that. >> and no stab against joe my fellow colleague here at fox. i do think that because the primary is set up to be a six month long thing, that a lot of the conventional which is come, i think i heard you say,

alisyn, it opens, it's been wrong and when sarah palin the or night said, you know, when hannity asked her who would you vote for in south carolina? she said newt gingrich, but not necessarily as an endorsement, but she said to keep the process going, to make the candidates better, to sharpen them up. now we go to -- we haven't had this before at least in recent memory where you had three different candidates win three states and now you go to florida where romney has been strong, but joe's touching on a point that i think will be interesting the next few days to look at the. which is, does the momentum coming out of south carolina chip away at the substantial lead romney had in florida like it did in one week in south carolina. >> and the money. >> dave: to sarah palin's point, the longer this goes or, the better. and there are different schoolings of thoughts. some say the sooner we have the choice the better. >> i say two sides of the same coin. candidates do get sharper and better, but they also work

really well at destroying each other and then making the arguments about the other, the other candidate rather than about obama, but clayton to your point. they all went after obama last night in their speeches. yeah, a little dig here or there at one another. santorum's speech classy and focusing on obama and the the others i thought did that, too. >> alisyn: let's talk about florida. this is a different equation, different issues in florida than elsewhere, namely social security, medicare, immigration and some say newt gingrich, would allow them to establish and stay here might play better than mitt romney. >> and the other piece in florida is the military piece. played it role in south carolina as well and now you go to florida where, when we get to the general election, you will see that the democrats will go after republicans for wanting to eviscerate social security.

in the next week, you see the two romney and gingrich in particular, and possibly san form going after one another about private accounts when it comes to social security. there's a lot of people that think that maybe that would be a good thing to do for younger people to have the option, to have some of their money to put it into an account which doesn't seem ought ray gus to younger people that have a 401(k). if you're a senior in florida and you're worried that your security system is about to be taken away you might hold back. >> clayton: conventional wisdom, we've been talking about that all morning long, said in myrtle beach, mitt romney will cleanup in the areas with transplant from the northeast and 15 points in that. and you look at florida, the beach homes, throw conventional outlook and does newt gingrich pick up steam now? >> he could and part of that is electability question, who is the strongest conservative who can beat obama.

now, a lot of people are looking at debate performance and there's no doubt that newt gingrich is the best debaters that the republicans have that is out there speaking right now. >> sure. >> delivers a line beautifully and cuts to the chase and can boil a complex issue in one sentence and everyone goes i totally agree with that. >> right. >> the question, i think, for some people in florida who have been watching this and waiting for their turn, but is being a good debater and maybe schooling obama in a debate going to translate into a good lead her for the country and that's where gingrich is going to have to start making convincing arguments in the last ten days, nine days before the florida vote. >> we're only going to have, in all likelihood, three debates in the general and some think two. it won't come to debates. no way that president obama will agree to six debates with newt gingrich. >> he won't agree to three. so, is there any endorsement still left that makes a difference in florida? jeb bush now has sold some

folks at fox he's going to stay out this have in florida, i think that marco rubio would be a game changer, it doesn't look like he would endorse anybody? >> i think they're both hold, keeping their powder dry and i don't think an endorsement really makes a hill's beans worth of difference for any candidate necessarily. maybe the perry voters, in south carolina, to help newt gingrich a little bit, but newt gingrich won that fair and square on his own, i don't necessarily think that the endorsement translated. >> or mitt romney-- >> and i think that rubio and bush saying in florida, let the florida decides on merits and then in the the general election, i expect that both jeb bush and marco rubio and nicky haley and others from the states they're been through will be active in the campaign to campaign against president obama at that time. but probably not smart politically for them to get involved. >> clayton:. >> alisyn: dana perino, co-host on "the five", with us

on the four. >> great ratings. >> thanks. >> alisyn: an al-qaeda official in somalia reportedly killed by a drone strike. three missiles hit the official's car on the outskirts of mogadishu. reportedly an associated of one of the master minds of the bombings in kenya and tran tanzania. and crews resume searching for 20 people still missing to understand after the costa concordia ran aground more than a week ago. they stopped search efforts earlier because of concerns about safety. the ship has been shifting again. and yesterday, the body of a woman was recovered bringing the daily toll to 12. the official in charge of rescue efforts telling reporters today unregistered passengers might have been on board at the time of the wreck. all of this as we're learning of an offer from the owners of costa concordia to the

survivors 30% discounts on future cruises, that's not-- that can't be right. costa likely trying to save themselves from expected lawsuits. wow. penn state football coach joe paterno ill. in rapid decline following complication froms lung cancer and his family says he's in serious condition, but reports he's doing much worse and may be on life support. hundreds of students are gathering and showing the support for paterno and coached the nitney lions more than six decades and leading them to more wins than any other team in college football history. >> dave: division one college football history. >> alisyn: thank you. he was ousted after the sex abuse involving coordinator jerry sandusky. on a lighter night or devastated? rumors are flying that heidi klum and seal are headed to divorce court.

this can't be possible! >> these two are madly in love, people. and tmz a reporting that supermodel heidi klum will file for divorce as early as this week, but us weekly says while the couple is having problems, they're still together for now. and i'm sorry, this is a shocker. i'm not seeing-- >> that's a kiss of a rose. >> from a thorn. >> that's true. and they renew their vows every year. >> and they constantly have babies. maybe that's the problem. >> let's all go crazy. she's one of his biggest supporters and we're asking newt gingrich's daughter. jackie gingrich cushman is next. >> dave: why not turn your pain into gain and cash in on your heartache. and maybe heidi klum and seal should pay attention. ♪

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>> from the campaign in south carolina, is that it's very humbling and very sobering to have so many people who so deeply want their country to get back on the right track. >> we're joined this morning by one of newt gingrich's closest supporters, one of his daughters, jackie gingrich cushman joins us this morning. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me with you. >> what does last night's landslide victory say to you, about the momentum and shift in this race? >> well, we're obviously, very, very excited, dad's face

last night was so good. we're humbled by south carolina, and people really turned out and this campaign is all about unleashing the power of the american people and with my father as a conservative leader who has balanced the a budget, cut taxes and cut spending in the form of welfare and they know that someone contained washington. and we're excited from last night and moving rapidly to the rest of the campaign. >> clayton: mitt romney's criticism and pundit is going to be leveled at your father this way, that your father has not run a state, he has not run a company, you're going to hear more of that from mitt romney and dana perino on our show a few moments ago, said that's a question about leadership that perhaps your father is going to have to answer as the states unfold. do you agree or disagree. >> i think a couple of things, i think, first of all, he actually has run a company, several companies and he has created companies, and run his own company, but he actually

has done that from a standpoint and secondly, he's done something more than lead a company. he's helped govern a nation and especially today, when he we see president obama, talk about how he can't get things done with congress, my father, when he was speaker, with president clinton, they worked together and governed as a team. the only time in my lifetime we've m four years of balanced budget that i think really resonates with the american people. >> alisyn: and jackie, i have to ask you about some of the stickier personal stuff. something interesting happens in south carolina. it's ironic, pundits would say, that had abc not aired the allegations by your dad's second wife, and had john king not asked your dad, led the debates last week with that, your dad may not have had such a resounding victory in south carolina, that was really the law of unintended consequences that that was a moment for him to shine. how did your family see all of

that? >> well, you're right you never know what happens, unless you live out the consequences. and in a couple of things. i think, one to open up a presidential debate i think that dad was appropriate and right to say look be we need to look at issues on a national level and i think that resonates with the american people. i mean, we're not looking for the perfect person because there is no perfect person anywhere, what we're looking for is someone who can lead the american people and i think really, with governor perry's endorsement this week we were so thankful for what, an incredible gentleman he is and incredible hero he is. but he really understands that what my dad is about is leading the american people and pushing the power back down to the states and that's exactly what we're going to do. >> clayton: jackie gingrich cushman live in the capital, columbia, south carolina, thank you for being with us this morning, congratulations. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> clayton: the story of one teacher who pays the price for leaving the teacher's union, after the break. >> alisyn: and one such opens

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>> we're thinking of becoming a teacher and not joining the union. they may cost you literally. andrew has been a teacher for ten years at grant school in-- grant school district in michigan. when he tried to cancel his union membership, he found out it would actually cost him money to do so. now the union says he still owes $544 in service fees even though he's considered a nonmember. joining us from grand rapids is andrew. i know it's difficult for you

to have to go through this. good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> clayton: i want to show our viewers an excerpt of the letter you sent to the michigan education soaks that sums it up. i'm enclosing a check for $25 because that's what i can afford to do. forcing you teachers to join your union and join yours organization and pay dues is criminal. what happened to free will and the right to choose? >> i haven't heard anything and the check hasn't been cashed so i'm expecting them to probably send the bill for the remaining balancing at the some point this month. >> clayton: no, you understand though, the reason you got into teaching is to spore the kids and help the kids and you think. >> absolutely. >> clayton: think that the unions run counter intuitively to helping the kids. >> no they don't, the motivation behind the unions is to help the adults and that's know why i wanted to become a teacher. i was inspired by my teachers

they invested in me personally and obviously, professionally and i don't see that in the mea or the nea in their motivation for kids, it's all about the the adults and what they can get out of school systems. >> clayton: why do you think it is, as a nonmember, you're a nonmember, technically a member of the union still being forced to pay. >> right. >> clayton: why is it do you think they want you to be forking over this money? >> because they're supposedly i'm gaining and using their services of collective bargaining and their litigation and all of their background work and supposedly all of that work is worth $544.28 to them, so, out of my paycheck. >> clayton: that makes no sense because you're a nonmember. >> right. >> clayton: and you quit the union. how then would you have access to their service sns. >> because, i get paid through the contract, so, i'm still working underneath the, the

actual contract that has been negotiated, so, because i benefit from that they say, well, you're living underneath what we've worked for, so, now you owe us this money because we've done this work for you. >> clayton: you do have the legal right though, under this contest, to contest any of the service fee, right? >> correct. >> clayton: is it a simple, easy process? >> it's not and they sent me a packet of 150 pages of legal documents no matter if you contest it, you're going to have to pay the entire $544 or the option to become a mult full-time member or there's a 25-page document on a legal case in 2000 of bromley versus mea, nea, that says no matter what you're going to do, you're still going to have to pay us. >> clayton: and michigan, it's not a right to work state so this could still fact your job either way trying to get out this have union.

>> correct. >> clayton: we did reach out to the the michigan education association and we have not heard from them. andrew, good luck with that. >> that's not a surprise. >> clayton: and keep us updated, and if you haven't heard from them. it's not surprising we haven't heard from them. please keep us up-to-date on this, will you. >> i will, thank you very much. >> clayton: coming up on the show, more troubles in the schools, teaching using slavery to teach long division, and the teacher is looking for a new job. not because the school fired him. and will newt's south carolina tactic help him win over florida? we're going to ask chris wallace next. it's got 10 spee, my friend. ♪ is it fast? it's got a lightning bolt on it, doesn't it? ♪ is it fast? i don't even know if it's street-legal. ♪ is it safe? oh, yeah. it's a volkswagen. [ male announcer ] the security of a jetta. one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick.

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>> in the two debates that we had here in myrtle beach and then in charleston, where people reacted so strongly to the the news media, i think there was something very fundamental that i wish the powers that be in the news media would take seriously, the american people feel that they have at least to have been trying for half century to force us to quite being american and to some kind of other system. >> we want to bring in one of the members of the media elite right now, chris wallace and he joins us, chris, very interesting, what newt gingrich said and what happened last night. the attacks on the media worked. >> absolutely. and it's interesting, i, during our coverage last night. i was talking with carl rover

and joe tripe our space cowboys in the panel and before gingrich spoke what would you say. both siaid i'd take shots with at the media. worked in the debate and they're not frankly fond of us and i'll return the compliment and call you part of the media elite. and god bless him, in this campaign. >> dave: will it continue to work as we head out to florida. will that line continue to work? >> i think, and talking again to carl and joe yesterday. i think it works better. and he wasn't just talking about media elite. he was talking about the elites in new york and washington, and i think it will work with a lot of republicans, who do feel that, you know, there is this overclass, if you will, trying to control things, and in a

sense putting them down, particularly on issues like religion and social values. i think it worked a little less well if he does become the nominee with independents and swing voters who may not feel the same way. >> yeah, the independent vote still murky, who benefitted from the exit polls, a little closer than any of the other exit polls, but it was this, chris, a validation, continuing on the attack of bayne capital and that line against mitt romney, the idea that he's an elite guy running this very much capital company? >> i'm he not so sure about that and i think that's a risk for him. and clearly, often you can tell by how candidates respond, what their polling is show, romney went right at them on that in his speech and said, you know, people who use the weapons of the left and i think by that he meant attacks on capitalism and free enterprise, against their own

party are going to see them turn by the suspects against the republicans. so, i don't think that romney feels that that is a strong point for gingrich and a weak point for him. i think that romney had plenty of weak points and an exclusive interview at the top of the hour and talk to him about it and i think his fumbling in taxes and that he had something to hide is a big problem for romney. >> dave: do you think more on substance and style? do you think it's more important that romney releases the tax returns or learns how to spin it? >> i think probably both. i mean, i think there are two points, it's a good question, dave. i think on the one hand, the idea that he wasn't releasing the tax returns only added to the sense that maybe he had something to hide and maybe, you know, because he is rich and turns out that he pays at 15% marginal tax rate, which is a lot less than a lot of americans and certainly a lot

less than americans who make as much money as he does, but in addition, you know, you just have to on style, look at the debate and there's no kwn on a viceral, emotional level. newt gingrich connected with south carolina voters and with the attack on the media and elites, connected with the anger that a lot of republican voters feel about the country in a way that mitt romney did not. so there's some substantial involved and also some style. >> a question on the debate issue, romney has to stop debating them. the florida one, but after that, no more debates headed into super tuesday, every time it's oxygen for newt gingrich. >> it's a very good question and here is the interesting thing about it, romney is the only one, well, i guess it's not rn paul, too, but romney of the other three is the one with a really campaign, the by that got millions in his war chest, has a huge national organization, is on the ballot

in every state and santorum doesn't have that and gingrich doesn't have that and yet, romney agreed to play on the other guy's playing field because they can do the nationally televised debate and get tremendous exposure and you're right, clayton, the result is that the debates, not the campaigns have in an unprecedented way have defined this campaign and do raise, it does raise the issue, is romney hurting himself by playing on the other guy's field. >> interesting, well, we know you'll be asking romney all of these things on fox news sunday and looking forward to-- >> quickly, guys, we've got a country to run and we're going to be talking to the speaker of the house, john boehner and the president will deliver the state of the union address and boehner will be behind him with a robust, republican agenda and we'll talk to him about that. >> must watch television, fox news sunday today, chris, good to see you. >> and let's go to the headlines and what is happening, three people are dead after a fire noor mayorist college in new york,

and four people also jumped from the second and first floor windows to escape the flames and this is cell phone video of the burning homes and officials say two female opportunities and one male who is not a student died in the flames and the cause of the fire is unknown. a georgia teacher now resigned over a controversial homework assignment. the third grade assignment included math problems with slavery, beatings and cotton picking and school officials say more than one official was involved and one allegedly wrote the assignment and another photocopied it, an investigation is ongoing. talk about wearing out your welcome. occupy wall street protesters inside a manhattan church has been kicked off. the pastor suspects they stole pieces from the church's baptismal font and the white house makes it easier turning your pain into profit. never liked it anyway.com.

and it's a website where you can sell all kinds of things that were given to you by or that remind you of your dirty rotten ex. one woman trying to sell her wedding dress, she provided a background, writing, quote, my husband of two years thought it was okay to have several other women on the side. and please buy this dress to help pay for the house which he lft me with, responsible for. >> what was the website again? >> i never liked it, i never liked it.com. i like it a lot. >> you could fund a college education. >> alisyn: and my second career. >> and let's go to rick reich mousse has had a look at the championship sunday, rick, starts at three, my friend. >> it does, it starts off with the first game, afc. good thing today instead of yesterday. yesterday, the snow had time to shovel everything out across the area and take a look the at the maps. cold, around 29 degrees right at three o'clock and it's

going to be breezy, winds up to about 20 miles per hour, so, it could have a little bit of an impact and we'll do the nfc game next hour. it's, tended in the red area and the moderate risk, across areas just to the south and extended farther to the the north. including illinois and indiana now and everybody in the area needs to be watching later this afternoon and overnight tonight. take a look at your forecast today. the northeast, temps cooler, better than yesterday and temps into the 30's, getting to the 40's, down around parts of virginia and down to the southeast, it's warm and records broken temperature-wise and we're going to be dealing with severe weather threat going as well. up towards the north. looking cold and snow, in fact, six to 12 inches across the eastern minnesota as well and areas of the west, we're going to continue to deal with more rain and snow and windy conditions again today.

all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. coming up on the show, are we turning our kids into praise junkies, why giving every kid a trophy is actually leading to the wussification of america. our producers' favorite word. >> dave: it's in a book. and after a disappointing finish in south carolina, mitt romney needs a win in florida, what does he need to do to win voters in the sunshine state? dick morris has some advice. he's coming up. ♪ [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8.

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>> we tell our kids, yes, you can and you're so smart and that's a great drawing. giving they will cold stars, we give them team trophies even if they don't win. the new studies say that all of this quote, empty praise is not helping them, it it's turning them into praise

junkies and wusses and boosting their egos, and not giving them the skills to back it up. joining us with her thoughts, mommy blogger, great to see you, elizabeth. >> good morning. >> you have a great perspective. you're a mother of five and. >> yes. >> this is where it gets tough. when my four-year-old gives me a drawing that looks like nothing, we say, oh, that's great. that's terrific, wow, fantastic. should we say go back and do it again? >> i think we should say, can you describe this drawing to me? what is this exactly? i think praise, i love what the president of the fordham institute says, praise should be relative to objective standards. you know, we like to say everyone wins. and in the real world, that's not the truth. and in the real world not everyone wins. bad things happen. you win or you lose, you beat the enemy or you don't. i think it's important that we give kids truthful praise that is rell vent to something they

actually achieved. i always tell my kids, it's good to struggle. >> alisyn: yeah, no, a little bit of trauma, i think, is right, but you never know exactly how much and this new study, what's so interested about it. it basically found that the decades we've been engaged in believing at that self-esteem is so important for success and boosting our children's self-esteem oon when they don't have the skills to back it up. has not been so good. >> right, i remember when i was grog up, you know, not everybody got a trophy for showing up to soccer, you got a trophy, if you actually accomplished something, and i think that's something we need to get back to. i really don't believe that just praising kids indescriminately, it actually cheapens the award if you're handing it out to everyone. and kids need to struggle, they need to earn it, they, and that is actually a true sense of satisfaction, and a true sense of power. >> and now what else is funny,

elizabeth. in one study i at least, american kids were engage $in an international competition, a math competition with students from other countries, and did not perform as well as in the math portion as other students, but they felt the best about their performance, they were really proud of how they'd done on the test so again, we've imbued our kids with confidence, but not necessarily math skills. >> yeah, i would like to see both of those things, it's great that we have confident kids, but it's not so great that they're not performing as well. i would rather have the performance first and the confidence come second. so, but ideally, both together. >> right. so a little bit more honesty from parents. >> yes. >> in terms of prodding, prodding their children. again, you have elizabeth esther.com and thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, dick morris with his advice for the g.o.p. candidates as they head to the sunshine straight. plus, billionaire warren

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>> all eyes on the sunshine state after newt gingrich wins south carolina, what do the candidates need to do in order to win florida's 50 delegates. >> dave: joining us now is former advisor to president clinton, dick morris. >> great to be here. >> dave: clearly this changed dramatically and newt gingrich

doing battle with the elite media. what does he have to do. >> i think what he needs to do is to forget about the attacks on romney, forget about the attacks on the elite media. not why he made it when he won. the roone he won is that he had a magnificent affirmative agenda of great ideas he puts out there and when he does that, when he analyzes stuff in a way that nobody else has thought of and he says things like the army corps of engineers, eight years to, you know, build a bridge and we won the war in three, warld two. i think that those kinds of things, you can't compare the chinese dissident to osama bin laden. >> wait a minute, and let me challenge you, and he says, what he did about that that's what his poll numbers cite. >> poll numbers after the monday denight when he did the

things i quoted. i think it's a self-obsession of the media to think that the john king exchange had much to do with it. he was at 40% before that happened. i think that what romney needs to do is to play jujitsu with newt gingrich. he needs to take newt's attack on him and mike himself the poster child for defending capitalism which includes releasing his taxes and then taking the hit. he releases the taxes and people say you paid capital gains raten he should say i made 39% when i made the money and 15% whand 50%. and how many of us make contributions to the irs and the people were money called the the capital gains tax and we need to tear down the wall

and he can take obama's class warfare, where the the republicans in the country are sick of, and marry that to gingrich's attack on him, over bain capital and over taxes, and that's what he needs to do. gingrich needs to do is not feed the fire by more of these attacks, but stay on his positive ideas. >> clayton: what about rick santorum, headed to florida and sticking it out going to florida and continuing to arizona and ron paul as well in florida. and do they take, can they grab enough delegates to be a major player in this, and the money machine? mitt romney has spent 7 million dollars. >> first on santorum, he'll benefit because the other two are attacking each other and as long as debates, them money doesn't matter and debates matter. the entire campaign is is reform wins. debates are running the process.

the mistakes that gingrich would make to say my attacks worked and continue them. the mistakes romney will make, my money and organization will carry me. florida is a totally different state from carolina. the panhandle in florida is a lot like carolina. and the west coast is like ohio and michigan and east coast boston and new jersey. and the point is, the republican party is a thre three-way coalition, and economic conservatives 40 eevangelicals 40. in south carolina the economic conservatives are smaller, evangelicals in the military larger. in florida the opposite is the case. romney can make it with economic conservatives. gingrich can't make it without them. he won south carolina with evangelicals and national security types and his attacks on romney will back fire with the economic conservatives.

>> will these polls right now. we're seeing romney with about a 18 point lead and the average accord to go real clear. will that hold. >> in florida. >> it will-- >> what will happen? >> it will collapse because it's based on inevitability. the key thing about romney he's winning because's he a winner and people are voting for him because they think he can win and watching romney lose is like watching your father drunk, you know, it's a b bad-- so my feeling is that romney needs to recover from that, but the way he can recover is by taking the class warfare theme and accusing gingrich of bringing it into the republican process. >> alisyn: you've heard him telegraphing that message last night in his speech after the results came out. he talked about that. so it does sound like that's what he's-- >> he says those attacks are attacking you, you at home the voter. >> alisyn: he's got to rehe least his tax returns and release them tomorrow, or today.

because, otherwise, the big question mark is what's in them. >> right. >> alisyn: and voters are scared to deet of losing in november because of that. >> alisyn: thank you. >> clayton: ann coulter weighing in on the south carolina stunner and what it means for florida and thinks it's anything, but smooth sailing for newt gingrich. ann coulter up next. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription.

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>> alisyn: good morning, it is sunday, january 22nd, a stunner in north carolina, newt gingrich leaving mitt romney in the dust and he's already focusing on the general election. >> president obama is a president so weak, that he makes jimmy carter look strong. >> dave: meanwhile, mitt romney sets his sights on newt. firing back at his g.o.p. rival. >> our party can't be led to victory by someone who also has never run a business and never run a state.

>> dave: will it be enough for a come back in the sunshine state? >> clayton: billionaire warren buffett, working on the railroad? >> ♪ ♪ i don't want you to go ♪ honk your horn... >> we'll tell you why he's breaking out the ukulele. fox friends, starts, right fox friends, starts, right now... captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. ♪ ♪ like the sound of a solemn song ♪ ♪... >> dave: good morning, a question to you all, what is more surprising, the change in momentum in the g.o.p. nomination or the fact that warren buffett is on the ukulele and president obama is singing out of tune and i rapped vanilla

ice. what is this least likely of these results? >> clayton: you rapping, might be the one but newt gingrich a landslide. >> alisyn: a shocking day all around. and, politics before the rapping. this was not a squeaker, it was a stunner as they say, it wasn't one point different as polls predicted. it was a huge point difference and newt gingrich won south carolina with 40% of the vote. the closest next is mitt romney, 28%. >> clayton: we'll show you exit polls in a minute or two that is more astounding. bear in mind the 40% for a moment, we get to exit polls you will be shocked at the numbers coming out of this. from yesterday, because, conventional wisdom has been completely thrown out. however, one thing that is still -- still flies is this candidates going after president barack obama, to remind voters, why they got into this in the first place, listen to all of them. >> president obama is a president so weak that he makes jimmy carter look strong.

>> reporter: a choice between two very different destinies for americans. president obama wants to fundamentally transform our country and we want to restore to america the founding principles that made this country great and the hope of the earth. [cheers and applause]. >> president obama and the left will tell you they care and want to do everything for you from the top down, they don't believe in you. >> dave: and ron paul says it is the beginning of a long slog and he's right. guys. it looks like it could go all the way. we go to florida next, but, it will go to march 6th, super tuesday, we have a new battle. >> alisyn: interesting, we heard mike huckabee last night saying one of the hardest things to do is come out and give a speech after you have lost or come in second and that is what mitt romney did last night and what he did was interesting, he basically sounded like he was trotting out his new line of reasoning for why people should be with him and talked about how newt gingrich, he believes, is

stealing a page from democrats. let's listen: >> those who pick up the weapons of the left today will find them turned against us tomorrow. that is the choice our party gives america. or else we don't offer them any choice at all. and, americans in my view will demand a real choice in this campaign, between those people who believe in prosperity, and success and opportunity, and those who believe in government and i think they'll choose us. [cheers and applause]. >> meanwhile, rick santorum on our air yesterday said even if he was 4th he wouldn't get out and turns out he didn't wave to worry, he was third in the race in south carolina and picked up the evangelicals, second to newt gingrich, which was really surprising. and he says, though, this affirm that he is not the anti-romney. there is no anti-romney candidate and, we have three winners in three different primaries. take a listen: >> this is going to be a good process for our country. a good process for whoever the eventual nominee is, it is steel

sharpening steel and keeping the focus of three candidates focused on barack obama and focused on the republican message and what we want to do and that is a good thing for us to keep alive and thriving and, you know, we have three different choices, no longer the mitt or the anti-mitt. >> dave: keep in mind, no republican candidate has taken the nomination without winning south carolina since 1980. is it a bellwether for the country? >> alisyn: but, the rules seem to have shifted this time around, this year. >> dave: all bets are off. >> alisyn: it may be. it is hard no know, as goes south carolina, so goes the rest of the country but we need to tell you about the exit polls, people were so vocal and emphatic in their exit polling, it allowed fox to call the race early last night... 7:00 p.m. with 1%, because of the exit polls they figured out how people voted and here's what is interesting, everybody thought, you remember yesterday,

dr. richard lam was on and asked about evangelicals felt about newt gingrich, ambivalent, it's not sure they'll go for him and it changed it. 44% went with him. >> clayton: and he said he thought newt gingrich would win and rick santorum, 22% after the meeting with the evangelical leaders in texas last week. here's, though, the statistic i was talking about off the top of the show. keep the 40% in your mind and look at this. because, 40% is what newt gingrich won last night's primary with and among married women, we know the story this week, with the baggage associated with the abc interview, did it affect the married women vote? 41%, no. higher than the percentage with which he won south carolina. >> dave: that is a shocking reversal as well, a couple of weeks ago, mitt romney had an enormous lead when it came to women, came to married women in south carolina, and, nationally but really what made the race, earlier on you saw it was about who was most likely to beat

obama and people figured, maybe it is going to mitt romney, no, sir, knunewt gingrich the most likely to beat president obama, 51 to 37% and you might say the air of inevitability is gone from mitt romney. how does he bounce back? there is an interview with chris wallace, coming up and a debate tomorrow night in florida, a big speech on tuesday. about the state of the union, he has the opportunity. can he do it? >> clayton: i want to ask ann coulter how does mitt romney stop this lie? there's a lot of demographic groups, to answer your point about, is the state a bell -- i forget which of you said it was a bellwether. there's a lot of demographic groups mitt romney was the inevitable person to win and he lost, so, how can he stop the slide going forward into florida? we'll ask her in a few minutes. >> alisyn: you'll have the opportunity momentarily and in the meantime, your headlines, a "fox news alert" for you, the al qaeda official who is fighting alongside insurgents in somalia, who has been killed, reportedly

by a u.s. drone strike, and the insurgents claim three missiles hit his car on the outskirts of mogadishu and he was reportedly an associate of one of the master minds of the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. and new information hope to doomed italian cruise liner, the official in large said unregistered passengers might have been on board at the time of the wreck. a live look, wow, look at that. i guess the pool, it was, on the ship. crews are still searching for the 20 people who are system missing at this hour, yesterday, the body of a woman was recovered, bringing the death toll to 12. meanwhile, reports this morning the owner of the costa concordia made what some call an insulting -- shocking offer to the survivors, a 30% discount on future cruises. it doesn't seem possible. >> dave: 30%? sign you up? >> alisyn: who wants to go on a future cruise after a trauma?

>> dave: will they put that on the brochure. >> alisyn: it doesn't seem possible. likely trying to sway them from filing lawsuits. and, former penn state football coach paterno fighting for his life, health taking a drastic turn for the worse, days after being hospitalized for complications from lung cancer and there are reports he is on life support and his sons were tweeting through the night and they say he was in serious condition but is aware of his surroundings, penn state packed with students, showing their support and paterno, an institution for more than 6 decades and leading the nittany lions to huge wins, what was the record? >> dave: 409 wins, the most in division one history. 24 bowl games for him. >> alisyn: his tenure coming to an end, two months ago when he was fired in the wake of the sex abuse scandal involving long time defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. a chinese new year on-line

variety show gets a guest star, billionaire warren buffett on the ukulele. >> ♪ ♪ won't you blow ♪ won't you blow your horn, your horn...♪ >> alisyn: i'm not sure what to make of this, helping to ring in the year of the dragon which starts tomorrow and the video was posted on a state television web site and buffett, no stranger to china, he holds a 10% stake in a chinese auto group. >> clayton: i love chinese variety shows! that is exactly why i like them. >> dave: wouldn't fare well on "american idol," though. over to rick reichmuth, with a check of -- i believe, nfc championship game, right, at 9:30? >> rick: okay, now we're talking about big weather today, in fact, kind of a weather pattern, storm system, you might see in april or may, with severe weather across the south and to the north of it, ice and snow and wind across the parts of the northern plains and the west, we'll continue to see more and more storms, this week, keep

sending me your pictures and the information about what it is like where you are, rick reichmuth on twitter. look at this, the red area, a moderate risk and the storm prediction center issues, slight, moderate and high risk for severe weather and you don't get that often, certainly in the the month of january and even, necessarily in the high time of spring, severe weather season and we have a threat today and some tornadoes we might see could be strong and violent today. so, it will happen, later on tonight and look at this future cost here, throughout the afternoon, scattered showers across areas of the east, 8:00 tonight, across parts of eastern arkansas, some of these cells begin to develop and will continue into the overnight hours, places like alabama and tennessee and kentucky and illinois and indiana, you need your weather radio on, so someone can wake you up in case of severe weather and it will continue into tomorrow morning, still a threat for tornadoes, across parts of georgia, now things are fine across the east and the west, you continue to see rain and snow. guys, back to you. >> alisyn: thanks, rick.

>> clayton: coming up on the show, a rap sheet a mile long, should a fat prisoner be allowed to sue because his prison clothes don't fit? we report, you decide. >> alisyn: she has her money on mitt but as we've said, he got beat by newt gingrich, in last night's primary and will ann coulter stand by her man? come sit by us. >> dave: good morning. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. the amazing alternative to raisins and cranberries with more fiber, less sugar, and a way better glycemic index. he's clearly enjoying one of the planet's most amazing superfruits. hey, keep it down mate, you'll wake the kids. plum amazins. new, from sunsweet.

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>> clayton: newt gingrich cleaned up in south carolina, garnering 40% of the vote. our next guest still has her money on mitt. >> alisyn: joining us now, ann coulter. how do you explain what happened last night in south carolina? >> apparently, south carolinians would rather have the emotional

satisfaction of a snotty remark toward the president than to beat obama in the fall. we saw it in the debates, when gingrich would say things that didn't make sense and that is what you usually associate with democrats, which i described en my last book, "demonic", like mitt romney doesn't have influence over his super pac and you wonder if he'll have influence over the president and, how many times does mitt romney have to say it is illegal to have influence on the super pac, but it's not, interestingly, for a president to have influence and makes no sense, you think about it for all of three seconds and it sounds like it makes sense, it is just like what you get from liberals most of the time and the cheers and yahoos, and that is what we kept getting from the audience. >> dave: you are supporting mitt romney and you can acknowledge he did not handle questions about his taxes or about bain capital very well and said to chris wallace this morning he's releasing the last two years of tax returns on tuesday. you talked about that visceral

reaction, doesn't romney need to show more fire in the belly than we have seen? >> no, he's doing fine. it will not be the electorate in the fall. i am pretty sure we'll get everyone who voted for john mccain, since no one voted for john mccain, because we liked him. it was to stop obama and we have those voters and now you have to get people who voted for obama and having a candidate who calls him a kenyan colonialist or socialist that is not what you need and at the same time, with newt gingrich you get the name calling for the president and popular with the tea party crowd and, he won't put a fence on the border but wants amnesty for illegals and took 1.6 million from freddie mac and attacks paul ryan's plan on social security and with newt gingrich you throw out the baby and keep the bath water. >> clayton: is he stealing a page, some argue from michelle

bachmann's play book. >> she was conservative, newt gingrich is the least conservative of these candidates and the least electable. fantastic but the south carolina audience loves when he yells at john king for making a perfectly legitimate opening question, and, the question about his ex-wife, one of three, had just been on tv, was going on tv that night, to claim that newt gingrich wanted an open marriage, i don't care who you are, talking about someone who is president of the u.s., john king is a completely fair reporter. an honorable reporter and isn't going to leave the question hanging through the whole debate and, newt gingrich goes back to the well, attacking the media and i resent that, because the liberal media is a real thing. >> dave: it worked for him, right. >> this audience... >> dave: that wasn't why he went up in the polls. >> that is crazy. it is crazy. >> alisyn: that is why he won south carolina. >> if people are snowed by newt gingrich calling himself the most conservative, despite the fact that is demonstrably false and don't want to spend three

second reading his positions, they want to hear him call obama a socialist, if they want a more conservative candidate, at least go for santorum, don't go for the guy who took 1.6 million from freddie mac and calls paul ryan's plan to reform social security right wing social engineering. >> clayton: he brought up the second wife issue and we'll talk about that. i'm curious, exit polls showed newt gingrich did really, really well among married women in south carolina. >> dave: evangelicals. >> clayton: and evangelicals, was the issue that didn't bother them at all in south carolina, going matter, does it matter to them and florida? >> i think south carolina is going back to its democratic roots. i mean, to not care about that, the position of the democratic party, arguments i hear on behalf of newt gingrich on this, what is we heard for two solid years about bill clinton. i never thought i would hear them make those arguments and i promise you, if mitt romney urich santorum have cheated on

two wives, that we know and the open marriage thing is the only thing he contests and know he cheated on two wives i wouldn't support mitt romney, i wouldn't support rick santorum. >> alisyn: you support mitt romney and you think it was a blip and he'll get past this. >> i hope so. republicans aren't -- you don't go with the guy with the glimpse, cheap shot. we could be watching the decline of america. mitt romney still has the most votes. >> alisyn: and, ann, great to have you, thanks. >> thank you. >> clayton: coming up, the white house says they are respecting religious freedoms, why are they forcing religious employers to provide free birth control? father jonathan will weigh in on that, next. >> dave: books and sports and you know what i'll taking. banning sports so students can improve their grades. e-mails and tweets, pouring in on this one, keep 'em coming at

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>> clayton: thousands of people are allowed back into their homes after firefighters contained the massive brush fire in reno thanks to the help of snow and rain we got there yesterday. an elderly man admitted to accidentally setting the fire there a destroyed 29 homes. despite a tight budget the u.s. will keep all 11 navy aircraft carriers afloat. defense secretary leon panetta citing tensions with tehran as the example of why the ships are

critical to national security. all eyes on iran. >> alisyn: health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius defending the white house's decision to give religious employers an extra year to comply with health care regulations, requiring them to provide free birth control to their employees. >> and she says it strikes a balance between respecting religious freedom and increasing access to important preventive services. >> dave: the catholic church is not happy, religion contributor and author of the book, "god wants you happy", father jonathan morris, not happy about that. >> it is outrageous to -- for her to say that we're striking a middle ground. because we're allowing religious organizations another year to get ready to violate their conscience. that is what it is. >> alisyn: religious organizations, what are we talking about? >> they have a small exemption for churches, okay? and it is not even clear how that will be defined. how about a catholic university,

what about any group of people who, based on, even if you are not catholic or christian, if you decide you do not want to be paying for sterilization, contraception, including -- contraceptions that abort... >> alisyn: the morning-after pill. >> for example, you are not allowed. you have to pay into this and people buying insurance have to pay into it or an organization has to provide for your employees against their conscience. >> dave: you can't even ban the practice in this first year? >> no, what they are saying is, they are saying, you know what? we're going to allow religious organizations a year to get ready to implement this mandate. get ready? okay. i'm get already to violate my conscience? it is absolutely an offense against religious liberty and the catholic bishops are vowing to fight it, and, not the only

bishops. it will be a big issue for the campaign. get ready for newt gingrich to be blasting president obama on this, as well as, i hope, mitt romney. >> clayton: what about waivers? we've heard time and time again, companies getting waivers for employment benefits and so forth for health care and we have heard religious institutions being able to get waivers and, the process... >> but they did appeal. archbishop dolan met with president obama and talked about a lot of issues including religious liberty issues and they took time off to examine it and now, kathleen sebelius says after further consideration, we'll implement it and will give religious organizations time to get ready to violate their conscience and what is interesting, even some liberal catholic organizations, that were supporting the new obamacare, against the catholic bishops, they have come out and said, no, no, no.

this is a big issue that the obama administration got wrong. this is going to the unite front, not among catholics but those who want religious liberty respected. >> alisyn: this is a tenet of the new health care reform. >> yes. exactly but they were being asked to have an exemption for people of conscience who say we don't want to be part of this and they say, no. except you have a time to get ready. it is really going to -- a big mismake, even politically and, a big issue and we even had newt gingrich and others coming out, saying, what about religious liberty. >> alisyn: father jonathan, thanks for explaining it. >> a lot more is coming, to be sure. >> clayton: and a supreme court battle. coming up on the show, mitt romney reminding voters why his time at bain capitalal ais acty a good thing. >> our party can't be led to victory also by someone who has never run a business and never run a state. >> clayton: our next guest says

bain capital helped save america in the 1980s, a columnist, daniel henngier, explains. >> dave: and no more sports until grades are improved, you normally hear that from mom and dad, this time it comes from the school district. e-mails and tweets, pouring into @fsweekend. coming up. so, this is delicious okay...

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>> that's the heart of the campaign. the fact is, we want to run not a republican campaign, we want to run an american campaign. [cheers and applause]. >> no doubt in my mind, momentum has been continuing and will continue, and thank you, very much. >> the stakes have never been higher. i said this before, and i firmly believe that this election is a battle for the soul of america. >> a choice, a choice between two very different destinies. >> three states, three winners, what a great country. [cheers and applause]. >> dave: what a great race it has been and is shaking up with the debate on tap tomorrow night. >> alisyn: curiouser and

curiouser. unpredictable and, as you threw out the book of conventional wisdom, earlier -- you threw it towards camera 2, actually, and if you are tuning in, newt gingrich won south carolina, with a resounding victory last night. >> clayton: we know who the voters voted for, and the voters picked. but, why did they do it? john roberts, live in charleston, south carolina, he has been down there, in the trenches. a look at these exit polls from yesterday's primary, john, fascinating information in these things, huh? >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, clayton and, good morning, it was not a newt gingrich victory, it was a blowout, '08, john mccain and mike huckabee split up the state of south carolina and the math today, almost all in newt gingrich's color, he won all but three counties and late deciding voters broke overwhelmingly for newt gingrich, here's how it turn out. first, let's look at conservative voters, they make up 69% of the electorate here, 2008, they went overwhelmingly

for mike huckabee and look, newt gingrich got 44% of them, mitt romney coming second with 24 and santorum with 20 and newt gingrich won among independents and moderates and came close among moderates, rather, and that is important an evangelical voters next, newt gingrich 44% of them. weren't they supposed to go to rick santorum? he got 22%, look at this figure, this is really interesting. married women, 41% going for newt gingrich, that would be an indication that the scandal of the last couple of days prior to the primary, really didn't resonate with them and top quality. can beat president obama, newt gingrich overwhelmingly, with 51%, romney came in second, with 37%. now, when you take that in total, that is not just a profile of a candidate who can win the south carolina primary. that is the profile of a candidate who can become the nominee, guys. >> alisyn: and, john, what about the debates? you alluded to the scandal that broke the week before in south carolina.

obviously some people give the debates a lot of weight and they think that tipped the scales for newt gingrich? >> reporter: they sure do, in fact 2/3 of voters in south carolina said the debates were very important to them, i talked to so many undecided voters to say, we didn't know that much about newt gingrich and when we saw the debate performance, wow, did we like him and loved the fire and the passion and loved the way he stuck it to the media on thursday night. and, last night in the victory speech, he alluded to all of that. >> and the reaction, people completely misunderstand what is going on, it is not that i am a good debater. it is that i articulate the deepest felt values of the american people. >> reporter: and, you know, if there was one thing i heard from south carolina voters again and again and again after last night's victory, they thought juan williams and john king helped hand the south carolina prime minist primary to newt gingrich. >> alisyn: i heard that, well and he owes them a dinner. thanks for bringing that down

for us. >> clayton: can he continue that momentum and doing the media attack line? >> dave: one thing, mitt romney has finally figured out how to conquer the tax return issue and he said to chris wallace this morning, moments ago on fox news sunday, he'll release the tax returns, listen: >> i give it all the attention that has been focused on tax returns, given the distraction that i think they became -- in these last couple of weeks, look, i am going to make it clear to you, right now, chris, i'll release my tax returns, for 2010, which is the last returns that were completed, i'll do that, on tuesday of this week and i'll also release it at the same time an estimate for 2011 tax returns. >> clayton: you can see all of his improve interview with the governor on fox news sunday. check your local listings. it may not have aired yet in your market but you can watch it on hulu.com. >> alisyn: a few days ago he was not committing to -- >> april. >> alisyn: and he didn't say how

many years he'd do it, one year and now we know, two years, basically and tuesday is the turnaround. >> dave: and the new cycle moves so fast, newt gingrich saying the good thing he is doing and i commend him for it, look, i think we can all admit, good, let's put to it rest and get back to important issues that matter to the voters. >> clayton: going forward with the debates in florida, something, he probably wanted to put behind him, two rather than later. >> alisyn: let's get to your news headlines. still no word on what caused a fire that killed three people including students, near merit college in poughkeepsie, new york. four people jumped from the second and first floor windows to escape the flames. this is cell phone video of the burning home and officials say two female students and one male who was not a student at the school did die in the blaze. their names have not yet been released. turns out a guy thrown in a psych ward for claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l. actually is a navy s.e.a.l. police say the 29-year-old sean day was pulled over for running

a red light and he says rambling in coherently and said he was a navy s.e.a.l. and didn't have the i.d. to prove it and police found a gun in his car, and they arrested him and he was released into the care of the hospital. where he is being treated for ptsd and talk about a pair of grinches, a miami tsa agent and his wife arrested for trying to sell two new ipads, stolen from a passenger's checked luggage and the agents took the ipads home and his wife put them up for sale on craigslist, the problem is, the police traced it back to the husband and wife and the agent has been suspended from his job at tsa. do you remember this scene from tommy boy? >> that guy... >> that guy in a little coat... that guy in a little coat. >> alisyn: i miss chris farley. i really do. turns out an ex-con had a similar problem and now is

suing, we're talking about 400 pound eliott diaz who spent 8 months in a new york city jail wearing the street clothes because the city couldn't find him a prison uniform that fit. well, now that he is out of jail he's suing for a million dollars. claiming emotional distress. those are your headlines. >> dave: i'm tempted to say, let's get to another fat guy in a little coat, but rick is... [laughter]. >> dave: that is a big coat! >> clayton: i'm glad you didn't say it. no telling what rick would have said. >> dave: i want the nfc game forecast. >> rick: you want it? no! >> clayton: not gonna get it now! >> rick: all right, look, here you go, dave, just for you. nfc forecast, a little bit of rain, 52 degrees, i think the worst of the rain will be a little bit north of the city, but we'll see a few scattered showers go through and winds not that big of a deal, there will

be rain around the area. i move forward and i want to look at video out of california, quickly, because, all these storms that have been out across parts of the west, look at this video. wind yesterday around the palm springs area, causing so much damage, trees knocked over on houses, and on cars, and you know, the trim that goes up chino canyon was closed yesterday and 20 people were trapped up on the mountain for a while before they could get back down, so, major problems there, of course that is why they have windmills around palm springs, it is generally a pretty windy area and yesterday, a little too much and today, a big threat for severe weather, not a january kind of storm. this is more of an april or may kind of storm, a big area under threat for severe weather including large and dangerous tornadoes and people, especially where you see the red, across the mississippi river valley and parts of the ohio river valley, you need to be watching closely and that includes in the overnight hours, once it starts tonight. the rest of the country, your forecast, quickly into the

northeast, a cold day, game, northeast, boston area, foxboro, a cold day, but, snow is gone, plenty of sunshine, the southeast, warm, we'll see more records broken for high temperatures, again today. but, the severe weather rum gambling during the overnight hours and towards the northern plains, big storm also will bring around 6 to 12 inches of snow, across the areas of eastern dakotas and towards minnesota and across the west, more rain and more snow, especially northern california and up towards the pacific northwest. all right, guys, back to you, inside. >> dave: i'm kidding. it is a -- not a little coat. >> clayton: all right, coming up on the show, the sunshine state up for grabs after newt's win and, the sunshine state is very different from south carolina. who has the best chance for success? former florida senator george lemieux joins us from the sunshine state. next. it is hard to say it five times fast, try it. >> alisyn: you managed it and the next guest says mitt romney

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>> dave: welcome back, mitt romney is fighting back against the attacks on his career at bain capital. >> in recent weeks the choice within our party has also come into star focus. president obama has no experience running a business and no experience running a state, our party can't be led to victory by someone who also has never run a business and never run a state. [cheers and applause]. >> dave: despite the countririt the next guest says bain capital helped save the u.s. economy, joining us is "wall street journal" columnist daniel henniger. >> good to be here. >> dave: mitt romney said, turning the attention to newt

gingrich, without naming him, he said, those who have joined the president in the assault on free enterprise is attacking you, talking to the voters and says the republican party does not demonize prosperity. has he finally found a voice, defending bain capital and capitalism? >> yes. he's beginning to find a voice and will have to. i mean, he may get the tax thing behind him on tuesday when he releases the 2010 tax return but bain capital, look, mitt romney is running on biography. he's running on his own story and he said, barack obama does not know how to run a business, i'd run a business. why does he know how to run a business? because he ran bain capital. but, newt gingrich all ahead has shown what is ahead for him if he gets the nomination, from the obama team on bain capital. they will say, buddy, you threw people out of work, they'll run the most horrible ads, he has got to defend bane in a more general way, and, i think what he has to do, is explain what

was going on, back in the 1980s. and why bain capital and companies like it, not just bane, this is an entire movement, took corporate america, took the private sector back there, and, leaned on it, and restructured those companies. >> dave: the tough part to explain and the attack line is mainly those companies where bain capital went in, took out a lot of money, in some cases hundreds of millions of dollars, only to see that company in some cases go bankrupt. but, you say in your piece in the "wall street journal," not only did bain capital save america but no matter what career turn he takes, it may be the best of his lifetime contributions, to our economic well being. how is that? >> back in the 1980s, the private sector, the late 1970s, the private sector corporations were okay but not great. you have to remember what happened back then. jimmy carter and ronald reagan deregulated large parts of the american economy.

airlines, ground transportation, banking and finance. suddenly the united states was in a much more competitive situation. what mitt romney and a lot of other people did was realize those corporations were sitting on huge amounts of unused cash. they were not being as strong as they could be. and, it wasn't just bain capital, but in the 1980s, half major american corporations, got hostile takeovers. and, what that process did was force the managers at that time to think about how they were running their companies, and they did. and, they restructured and made them more efficient. in the 1990s, most companies did this voluntarily and so, mitt romney and bane put in motion a process that allowed the united states to become a lot stronger economically, at a time when europe remained complacent and, look at the trouble that europe is in, right now, they did not restructure. we know they didn't. romney has to say, i was present when the united states revived

itself economically and now the american people are asking what is wrong with the american economy now and why do we have 9% unemployment for two years? >> dave: perhaps the first step is reading your column in the "wall street journal." seems he has not found the voice that you did. dan henniger from the "the wall street journal," thanks. >> good to talk to you, dave. >> dave: newt was the big winner in south carolina and next the sunshine state, former florida senator george lemieux is here to tell us what has the best chance for success, in florida. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8.

>> clayton: welcome back. all the candidates already focusing on florida after newt's come-from-behind win last night. >> by the way, anyone here who

knows anyone in florida, please contact them by sometime tomorrow, okay? >> clayton: get on the phone and do it and the sunshine state is different and the this first three contests, early voting underway and it actually started on saturday. >> alisyn: joining us from miami is former florida republican senator george lemieux who is running for the senate again, against democratic senator bill nelson and we invite senator nelson on as well and he declined our request. good morning, senator. >> good morning, ali. >> alisyn: here's what we heard about south carolina. the economy, because, unemployment is high there and, evangelicals, were the big voting issues, how does florida change the equation? what is important to voters there? >> florida is the most diverse state in the country, more like five states in one and more votes will be cast on our primary day, up until primary day probably until all the three previous states combined and we expect 2 million people to vote them.

number one issue in florida is the economy. we are still struggling, this is the worst recession in 70 years, about a million people out of work. 24% of all the foreclosed property in america is in florida and, what the candidates will say about what they'll do to get people working again, how they'll strip away regulations and mandates and how they'll be effective in getting the economy going is important to republican voters in the coming ten days. >> clayton: how important are endorsements in the state of florida? we are hearing sources telling fox news, former governor jeb bush will not go forward with an endorsement and will remain neutral and marco rubio remaining neutral and allowing the voters to make up their own decision and how important are those endorsements, sitting back an watching it unfold? >> they are somewhat important if you have a jeb bush or marco r rubio, those are two the people

in the state admire. and, i believe when the polls come out the race will tighten a lot. ands, it will be a very good race between the two of them and i think you have governor romney with his business experience and practical know-how having managed businesses and the state and speaker gingrich with big ideas, and as i go around the state campaigning for the u.s. senate, people want folks with vision and want people who are going to be problem-solvers and, governor romney and speaker gingrich bring different qualities to the table. >> alisyn: well, former u.s. senator, george lemieux, thanks for joining us and letting us know about florida. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on. >> clayton: coming up, more "fox & friends" in two minutes. >> alisyn: that is what is coming up? >> clayton: that is, can you believe it. was really important to me. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke -- and personally that's what i knew i needed. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions

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