it seems that governor romney believes in putting politics first. governor romney enjoys firing people. i enp jjoy creating jobs. today we have a response from tim pawlenty. >> when you are a junior person new in the door of any company, as it happen its ups and downs, of course you will wonder will i make it or be the one laid off. >> and how will that impact the battle for second place. has ron paul hit a ceiling and a revealing new book that exposes rifts between the first lady and the president's inner circle. good day. in our daily fix today, the pro gingrich super pac winning our future has announced that it will spend $3.5 million

attacking mitt romney. and put out this ad. chris, this is after we come from iowa, and newt gingrich has complained about the negative super pac attacks, the romney attacks against him. he is now doing the same thing. does he risk looking like a hypocrite? >> sure. but i think at this point he may not care. you know, andrea you and i talked about this, newt on a mission, that he mu fundamentally -- he feels that mitt's super pac ruined his chances and he does not care all that much and he is willing to do this. i would say though that the romney team, this is, maybe not verbatim but a very likely point of attack from the obama campaign if and when romney

winds up being a nominee, they will attack him on bane and he has to get ready for good answers to these attacks. >> mitt romney was at a chamber of commerce breakfast, i was there today. this is part of what he had to say to the business people here in new hampshire. >> i want individuals to have their own insurance, that means the insurance company will have an incentive to keep you healthy. it also means that if you do not like what they do, you can fire them, i like being able to fire somebody for not serving me well. >> you know the opponents are climbing all over this, i want to be able to fire people? >> i get what he was trying to say, which is you want personal accountabilities and you want to say you are not doing a good

job. but with the wealth that mitt romney has and the economy as it is, saying something like that, not a benefit. my guess is his campaign will say, he is being tough and honest. but that is spin. this is not a ideal thing, we are talking about it now, it will continue to come up, jon huntsman, moving up in new hampshire has already hit romney on using that line. mitt romney is looikly to w llyy to win the primary tomorrow. in a general election he has to sharpen up because the obama team will not miss these kind of opportunities. >> let's look at the polls. the daily tracking poll shows that he lost ten points since iowa but still a favorite. ron paul at 20, which could be the top for him. jon huntsman with momentum, 13, and newt gingrich falling a bit

behind, 11, and rick perry not a factor here. he has not been camp baaigning here, does jon huntsman, seems to have momentum, does he continue to make a move, chris? is that the action right now, the battle for second? >> yes, the story is the battle for second. romney has dropped some, but i don't want to beat him up too much on that. it's tough to maintain support in a crowded primary field where you have a lot of candidates competing nfor the vote. i think the race is for second place. it looks now, santorum will not come close to second, if huntsman can get into second, we may be tacking huntsman momentum. we saw iowa break late, maybe new hampshire will do the same thing. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. >> tim pawlenty is probably sorry that he dropped out so early is in new hampshire here

as mitt romney's top defender. i caught up with him at a romney event, i asked him about all of today's big new attacks that put romney on the defensive including newt gingrich's attack against romney's work as an investmei investment banker. >> this could have the same impact as romney's ad had on gingrich. >> one thing, how did newt gingrich know about the ad? more importantly, this is an old line of attack that barack obama and the democrats have tried to use against mitt romney for years, which is the experience at bane, and what the record at bane shows is when governor of romney, the successful leader then of bane capital, invested in a number of businesses and some of them made it and some didn't. if you look at the total number of jobs added, it's a net

positive, not a net loss. did some of the companies not make it and have a hard time? yes. but overall, mitt romney's leadership resulted in a large increase in jobs not a decrease in jobs. >> you t'ed up the other point, because mitt romney in the meet the press debate knew the talking points against newt gingrich that he said he nothing to do with and had not even seen? >> well there are many super pac ads and what newt said, he saw one of the ads but he did not see them all. and of course, they have been numerous for and against candidates. >> that gets to a question about h -- he says one thing, the pink slip issue, he suggested that he could identify with people that

were laid off because he once out of school felt he could have gotten a pink slip, the other candidates are riding him on that. when did mitt romney worry about a pink slip? >> well, mitt romney has persuaded a lot of people, he won iowa and he may win new hampshire tomorrow. he has billieen the front-runne the republican contest for many months. i do not think it's fair to say he has not attracted support. he has the most momentum of any candidate in the race so far. he is persuading people and best situated to beat barack obama, clearly. the pink slip issue, mitt romney came out of college and started in an entry level position in his firm. which he described again this morning. when you are a junior perpendicular, new in the door of any company, of course, you will wonder am i going to make it? am i going to be the one laid off? >> he is a millionaire's son, as

ann richards once said about george bush, he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, did he ever really worry about a pink slip the way the unemployed and blue collar people have had to and people all across the country? >> for anyone to attack governor romney on these issues is class warfare. that is what barack obama tries to do. pits people that are not as successful against those that were. mitt romney rejects that, he wants to believe in an american where everyone can succeed. and not put people down for being successful. for a candidate to embrace that rhetoric, they are buying into barack obama's class war fare. that is not what republicans do, republicans say we can all live the american dream. >> you coined the phrase obamnicare, now you are his

spauf supporter, do you see yourself getting a nomination? >> he will have a tremendous number of people to pick from, there will be great options for him to do that, i can serve best by being a volunteer and advocate for him. >> what about chris christie saying that jon huntsman was disemploy to the president of the united states by plotting a political campaign against the president while he was an ambassador, is that a fair hit? >> if somebody appointed you to a high ranking position, i doubt that you would run against that person. it seems, and i think that was the point, what does it say when somebody a poipoints you to a position and you turn around and run against them e. >> mitt romney has lost ten points in iowa but is a favorite here. if he wins here and does well in

south carolina, is it all over? >> can't take anything for granted, so mitt romney needs to push through strongly and he will. we don't want to look ahead because business here is first. but, mitt romney winning iowa, mitt romney hopefully winning new hampshire gives him tremendous momentum in south carolina and the states coming forward. south carolina will not be an easy state but mitt's motion, his knowledge, record of results in the private sector as well as government, he has a lot of momentum behind him and i think he is still viewed as somebody who is most likely to be our nominee. >> in full disclosure, nbc universal is a part oewner with the weather channel. romney's rifles arivals are tak

fr -- take s ideas from the debat. it was tense in that theater. you gave them an opportunity to go after each other and romney faltered in a way. let's play a little bit of romney talking about yes is not a career politician and gingrich went in for the kill. >> run again? that would be about me, i was trying to get the state into the best shape as it possibly could. >> i realize that the red light doesn't mean thinkianything to because you are the front-runner but can we drop it. citizenship showed up in your mind suddenly? level with the american people, you have been running since the 1990s. >> as was said earlier, perfect phrase.

pios. >> newt gingrich realized that if he was going to run at romney he had to take the shot now. you talked about it with governor pawlenty, who is mitt romney? is he somebody that can connect with the voters and connect with them and their struggles? the romney campaign may look at it and say, not his best moment. in an otherwise body of debate work that has been strong. they are trying to make a different argument. this is not a working class candidate that is going tarnd country saying i feel your pain. he is saying he can get rid of the pain by running the economy better and making better decisions. that is where they like to stick. >> david, if that is the deal, we can buy that, why talk about a pink slip today and nwhy is that the story today t'ing off

the debate. tim pawlenty said as a new employee he could worry as every young man that he could be fired. come on. >> i do not think that was the journey through his life worries like middle class folks are worrying. he did say he did not grow up poor, so i've not been on that walk through life. i had a different kind of experience. as you look ahead to a general election, the truth is, president obama is, may try to come at him as a middle class warrior, he is kind of the same kind of leader as well. >> that is fascinating. >> yes, what is interesting now, you have jon huntsman with a bit of momentum, as more of a centerist, trying to play to new hampshire voters. he endorsed debt reduction and then you have the gingrich and santorum fight which is who emerges out of here to say to

south carolina conservatives it's time to force the other guy out of the race. >> this was huntsman trying to point out romney's vulnerablit vulnerablities. he made his move in the debate last night. let's watch. >> and with regards to their ads and as you know, under the law, i cannot direct their ads. the ad i saw said that you had been forced out of the speakership, that was correct. >> it's not true. >> it said that newt sat down with nancy pelosi and argued for a climate change bill. that was correct. anything wrong i'm opposed to. but this is not bean bags. >> romney going after gingrich. but huntsman got a number of perr perrys in there. >> this is the issue to say, look, romney is, a little bit of the mccain play book in new hampshire, put country first. here is romney coming at him.

the other side of the the argument is that huntsman also was working to run for president. that cuts against him. romney is strong, you have other candidates looking for some type of narrative, the question is do they have the time at this point? >> time and money? >> yep. >> david gregory, thanks very much. >> great debate. >> ron paul is postponing an ad in florida but still considering a third party run. my interview with his son, kentucky senator, rand paul coming up next. have a question for me join me on my life web chat. get the latest from new hampshire. but is she eating sugar this week? maybe she wants the all natural, zero calorie stuff. but if you're wrong, you're insinuating she's fat. save yourself. it's only natural.

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congressman ron paul is polling second, less than 24 hours away from new hampshire voting, the paul campaign is saying they are focused on south carolina. however far can the most unconventional candidate in the race go, we asked his son. >> i cannot say for certain. he is unlikely too, and my personal view is that, we republicans, people with a bit different ideals than other republicans -- he has never said it to me. >> what about your goals?

>> i don't know, i'm here today to help my dad and we are encouraged. we are looking good in the polls. >> you are up in the polls, does it become harder though when iran is being as tough as they are right now in the straight of hormuz, does that justify a ron paul presidency? >> the more that people know about that iran situation the more they know it's not an either or situation. the 3 previous heads of the central command who are not shrinking doves, all have cautioned against a strike in iran. >> that is their view, but what about a strike if iran tries to close the international waters that has always been a premise for american policy. >> it would be a death sentence, iran would stop functioning in five days if it stopped the

straights. >> is south carolina going to be too late to stop mitt romney? >> it's tough. i mean, nobody has ever won iowa and new hampshire and not won the nomination. if he wins iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, maybe so. we are going to still try to win. we have a chance of winning here if the voters turn out. we are looking at a strong second, which would be a good showing. we are rising in south carolina, we do great in nevada, so we will see. >> might you have to fall in place and endorse mitt romney by florida? >> i will support the republican nominee, i have already said that. >> up next, the politico briefing, the race for second place is what it's all about here in new hampshire, this is andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc.

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primary, a first place win is not everything that matters remember bill clinton coming in after a candidate and claiming victory anyway. second place is still good. the rest of the republican field is looking for a respectable win that could move them to is south carolina. we have maggie here with us, you have been everywhere all over the state. let's talk about bragging rights because we know how people can spin a second place finish here. >> absolutely. when mitt romney is expected to win, this is his home state, he has a home here, he is expected to win. the issue is how wide the margin and there's a fluid race right now for second place if you come in second for ron paul, it's a big deal. if you are rick santorum, you are looking for momentum, right now the momentum candidate is jon huntsman, he has been

surprising, he has been a cellar dweller, he would have the biggest bragging rights because it would be such a big surprise. >> it would be a surprise. on the same side, the ron paul supporters are so passionate, many cannot vote, and many are from out of state, but those that can vote are dedicated and will show up. ron paul has a pretty good organization that can get you a couple of points. with ron paul and jon houuntsma you have the independents that can vote in either primary. one of the main things to watch for tomorrow night is how big the margins are for independent voters voting, also, in terms of the spin and how it plays out afterwards, if you see republicans or the opponents talking against the second spot. >> you are heading out now to

another gingrich event, you have seen all the candidates in the field. it's not surprising that newt gingrich is going nuclear with the super pac attacks. >> absolutely. the super pac that is supporting him is getting a pay back for what was done to newt gingrich in iowa. newt gingrich has been complaining instead of fighting back. h this could have done more more gingrich if they had tried this in iowa. >> good look out there on the trail. >> thank you. >> discovering mitt romney's roots south of the boarder. don't forget, you can get the latest political news at our website. nbcpolitics.com. >>

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>> with liberty and justice for all. [ applause ] mitt romney is perhaps best known as a former governor of massachusetts, but his family has deep roots south of the boarder. a big surprise for many people. we have more on this for tonight's edition of rock center with brian williams. >> it's a little known fact that there's a whole branch of mitt romney's family living in mexico, including his second cousin, laten romney, he is one of 40 romney relatives that first came here 125 areas ago. but they don't know mitt and mitt, with a media army shadowing him, doesn't know them. sg >> mitt romney has not written

anything about his family south of the boarder. the most he said was that they left because of religious belief problems. strong and persistent anti-mormon feelings led to mitt romney's faith in america address four years ago. >> i do not define my candidacy by my religion. i will serve no one group or one cause or interest. >> he has not discussed the religion in detail. >> he has a right to his privacy how he worships. >> everyone has a right to not have to talk about that. >> the presidential campaign, especially in the new media environment and 24/seven media attention, what if that avalanche starts rumbling this

family's way? >> if that was the case, we would have to switch our vote. mike is joining me now from new york with the advanced look at what is happening on rock center tonight. mike, fascinating stuff. do the romney relatives have any notion really of the complexity of what is going on here in the states and what is about to hit them? >> i think they are aware of it, they are certainly politicall l aware. i think they are a bit naive that their lives would somehow not be effected, an example, a year ago, his cousin was kidnapped and held in the mountains for three days and a very big paid ransom was never

mentioned. they said, we will give you an interview but we don't think we will be talking to any more press. we said there will be a thousand more people like us coming down there. >> it's an interesting and completely unknown aspect of the romney family story and the mormon faith. just remember, mike, what happened with barack obama's grandmother and other relatives in kenya, they were overwhelmed. it's not easy to get to mexico and remote places but kenya was farther. >> and remember in october, when the houston pastor said that we all know that mormonism is a cult. that was in the news cycle for a few days. it will likely be an issue as we move forward. how they all deal with it may play into the campaign as it

goes ooalong. >> it will be a big issue in south carolina where the evangelical vote is strong. >> absolutely. >> stay tuned, do not miss rock center at 10:00 eastern right here on nbc. and newt gingrich sites his time as house speaker as proof that he can get things done in washington. but as perry pointed out, it also the kind of washington connection that alienates tea party supporters. >> who is it that can invigorate the tea party? who is it that can take the message of smaller outsider government that will truly change that place? as i look from here to rick santorum, i see insiders. >> judson is endorsing newt gingrich, tea party as a whole,

and i know some are separate groups, but they are saying they are not endorsing any one candidate but you are endorsing newt gingrich, why? >> two reasons, i thought an early endorsement was important and i decided newt gingrich was the best candidate out there, because it's not enough to replace bad leadership. we must replace bad leadership with good leadership and replace it with somebody that can get something done. look, we put barack obama in there and he was inexperienced and clueless and we will get the same thing if we put somebody else in on our side who is equally inexperienced and clueless. >> i don't want to get into a debate over barack obama here. obviously your points are to be debated and not to be he accepted. speaking to newt gingrich, why is he worthy of tea party support given that he is was speaker of the house, and a washington insider, he has taken money from freddie mac, has

worked with k-street lobbying groups, even though he he hsaid has only worked as a consultant. he is as washington as anyone can be? >> yes, and newt gingrich led a conservative revolution in 1994, for 38 years the democrats control today house of represent t ives and newt game in and said, look, we can push a conservative agenda and we all remember the contract with america. newt gingrich did a lot of good. he balanced the budget and controlled bill clinton's spending desires, they did a lot of good things in that period he was speaker of the house. i think he would do a very, very good job as president of the united states. >> judson, why do you think that

gingrich is having so much trouble. he is battling but he is not really a contender for second sore far. he fell far behind rick santorum and somebody should organize and come behind the one nonromney candidate if you are going to stop romney. >> we are starting to come around the anti-romney candidate. santorum will be finished after new hampshire. so it will be down to perry and gingrich down in sk outh caroli and i think that gingrich will come out ahead in south carolina and then he will be the anti-romney candidate. the pea party is looking at all the candidates and our members are making serious and informed decisions. >> judson phillips, he has endorsed newt gingrich, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> iran is announcing that they

are deidentifying the rest of the world and starting -- an american has been sentenced to death. he has been falsely accused says the state department and they note that they have not independently confirmed the reports nor have they been in contact with the man. they have asked to have a meeting. ali is joining me now, ali, you are right at the center of all of this. what can you tell us about this man who has been convicted and about what the iranians are saying about the death sentence? >> well, andrea, he is an iranian american, he was born in the united states. he was formally with the u.s. marines. so, i mean, these are all black

spots for the iranians here. when he came to iran and when he was arrested here, he said that he was merely visiting his grandmother. this is the statement his parents that are based in michigan have said that he only came here to visit his grandmother. so, authorities in iran say that that is not true. that they had caught wind of him well before he had arrived in iran. they had spotted him in neighboring afghanistan and realized that he was a cia operative there. they charged had him with being a spy, with waging war against god, with colluding with the enemy, the united states. so these are very, very heavy charges that they are trying make stick against him. and if they do sentence him to death, it will strain relations between iran and the u.s. further than it is. >> ali, thank you very much. thanks for being with us. and a controversial new book claims to reveal the untold

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the negative talk. and bronco fans love him and so do conservative christians but will idealology keep advertisers from marketing tim tebow or could he be the new michael jordan. the white house is pushing back hard gaeagainst a new book about the first couple and the over dramatizing of old news. jay carney today. >> looks like these tend to over hype and sensationize things, and i think that is the case here. the fact of the matter is, and i think this is depicted in the book, the relationship between the president and the first lady is incredibly strong. >> carney today reacting to the

author's book who said that the first lady's frustrations reflected those of american's around the country. >> she is a lot like democrats on the outside. she had high expectations for this presidency and wants to see them fulfilled. >> is she disappointed? >> according to my accounts she was frustrated. but things have turned around and she is all in. >> jen saki is joining me now from washington. hey, jen, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. glits great glits. >> it's great to have you, you saw the divide between the west wing and east wing. some of it is the men that were with him on the campaign, is there an agenda issue here where michelle obama had a difficult with all of her power as first lady penetrating the inner circle and was not happy with

the way they delivered, thought they were disorganized, and according to the writing in the book, were committing political malpractice by blowing the massachusetts democratic senate seat? >> in any white house there will be heated moments. but what the book is missing is all the bond between the staff, between west and east wing staff. among staff that are pushing for initiatives like healthcare reform and wall street reform, that is simply left out of the book which is really unfortunate. i will say, the first lady, there's no bigger fan of the president's agenda than the first lady. there were moments of course of frustration for everyone, had when you wanted to get something done and you wanted healthcare reform to happen faster. you wanted to move the ball forward faster on wall street reform. at the end of the day, the author admits that the white house and administration

accomplished a great deal in the first three years. some of this is much to do about nothing. >> what about about tension with rahm emanuel you worked with him before and after the white house? he is not easy going. we all know that. that is who rahm emanuel is. but what about the particular tension between the first lady and the chief of staff? >> well, as you touched on rahm is not a wallflower and i did work for him at the democratic national campaign committee. the emanuels and obamas are close personal friend and have been for years. for all of us that have worked for him in the white house, there's nobody else you would rather have leading your team through a challenging time. the first lady and president would say the same thing. >> there was a big blow up with robert gibbs that was reported

as telling the french first lady that living in the white house was "hell" and gibbs had to figure out been a bigger controversy. is there a tension as people perceiving valerie jar red as representing michelle obama's interests and being a top staff member. does that create fiction inside the white house? >> there are probably two people -- there are probly not two people closer to the president and the first lady through the course of their time in washington, the president's time in the senate, the ups and downs of the cam wane as valerie j jarrett and robert gibbs. they were both there for pivotal moments for both of them. whether it's time when people

were calling them down and out during the campaign or when people thought health care reform was dead. i think a few scuffles now and again is not a big deal in the grand scheme of things. >> jen psaki thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea

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ting race is for second place. it seems like it may be paul or huntsman. mitt romney borrowing a huge collapse. his numbers have been very steady in the low 40s or mid-30s. he's going to win this. the question is who comes in second. >> 44% still undecided in last night's latest poll. plus, you have an open primary. people can keep coming in and voting. that does it for us. we'll have all of the results and exciting election day. tomorrow on the show, nonstop coverage of the new hampshire republican primary with john religion and mike murphy. my colleague tamron hall has a look at what's next on "news nation." >> newt gingrich has an exclosive new ad. he has 5 million more dollars to work with. we'll see what he has planned.

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