right now on "andrea mitchell reports," southern discomfort, romney complains about the damage of a pro longed fight. >> can you imagine anything that would be a bigger gift to barack obama than us us not having a nominee until the end of august. it's not going to happen. >> with 90 delegates at stake and no clear front-runner, santorum and gingrich are slogging on. >> we have been running a, marathon breathing through a straw. we are sucking hard on that straw trying get as much air as we can in. >> we have a chance to break loose. it would be be so close that we would be moving forward, that everyone would move forward. >> let the spin begin.

meanwhile, massacre in afghanistan, new protests after u.s. soldier goes on a killing spree. president obama said that the fall out will not drive america out. >> make no mistake, we have a strategy that will allow us to responsibly wind down this war. we are transitions to the afghans that are moving into the lead. that will allow us to bring our roops home. >> and today president obama hosts prime minister david cameron for his first official visit to washington. a preview coming up with britain's ambassador to the mie united states. and has the battle for the south gone to a food fight? >> i had cat fish for the first time. >> you have the best grits and i'm looki ining forward to havi them. >> i understand cheese grits and

i under shrimp and grits. >> i do not like grits. in our daily fix, southern strategy, is mitt romney going for a win or a share of the delegates at stake tonight. his travel schedule offers one include as mississippi and alabama are voting today, mitt romney has moved to st. louis missouri who holds their caucuses saturday. you are looking at live pictures there. does romney feel he can pull off a win in dixie? >> win tomorrow and we need your help. >> do you get a sense that you have to win one or the two states tomorrow? does your campaign need that? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, john mccain did not win either of the states. >> nbc news, white house correspondent, chuck todd and chris cillizza, we are hearing a

lot of opinions from both sides, and a lot of eating on both sides. what are the various, you have been going through the exit polls and data, mitt romney has not gotten to 30% in any of the southern states. >> in fact, it's like the herman cain, 28-28-28. it's a different number of a plan. 26 in 1 other tate. the culturally southern states, throwing in oklahoma, who vote like southern states, show romney unable to crack 38% the hype is being drinch -- bedriven by the romney base -- >> maybe they are not playing the expectation game. >> they have helped to raise the bar a bit for them here.

my feeling is he can did not crack 30% in tennessee, how does it work here in the deep south? again, because of the way the machine is in mississippi, i can buy how he sneaks it in there, but boy, alabama seems like a tougher is he. but neither santorum nor gingrich have both gotten 30 in the same state either, we have not seen a scenario where all three have strength. >> chris cillizza, mitt romney is vulgaring with his blue collar roots. he was with jeff foxworthy and went to biggest sports radio show down south and tried to explain his approach to peyton manning. >> i don't want to see him go to miami toor the jets. i have a lot of good friends, the owner of the miami dolphins and new york jets are friends of

mine. >> he is paling around with the owners again. what is it with him? >> i love the football matches between the two sports teams. i mean, look, this is fundamentally the problem for mitt romney. he committed the same kind of weird error before tennessee saying that he knows the owners in nascar but does not watch the race. this is a guy that is friends with the owners and not the people that watch the sports and secondly, i know you are be talking about the president going to watch a game in columbus or today in columbus -- >> it's tonight in dayton, but that is all right. >> dayton, ohio. >> dayton, geez, i knew it was ohio. sports is important in politics. chuck and i have talked about this lots of times off camera.

it connects people p you are more likely to feel like you relate to barack obama when he fills out the ncaa bracket every year, go back to the special election in massachusetts when the democratic candidate, could not -- she said that kurt shillishill ing rooted for the yankees, it was a disconnect, you cannot connect that well, if you do not know sports. it's a broader problem, mitt romney's blue collar roots do not exist. so trying to make them up does not work all that well. >> we have to show this, because it's so much fun. what is more cute, let's watch letterman. >> okay. >>

thanks for watching. >> oh, my. >> now the truth is this has been a long campaign. >> yes it has. >> and we should not joke -- >> give him a break, give him a break look at their schedules. it's like a chuck todd andrea mitchell level of schedules. constantly working. >> and there's nothing like that ten minute nap. it's weirdly refreshing. you know it. let's talk about it here, the campaign goes on a nap here if he does snot win bo-- if he doe both. we will get a santorum mississippi, newt in alabama, and romney in both. it means marching on. >> if newt loses it all he could go away. >> you had to go there.

you know, so, i think santorum needs both to have a viable way forward to contest the nomination. if romney wins one or finishes second in both. he is still the front-runner. >> keep watching tonight. we will all over it tonight. good talking to you both about southern strategy. and been a lot of speculation that republican race could end with a romney santorum ticket. but yesterday, mitt romney put that idea to rest. >> if you were to become the nominee of your party, sir, you would almost have to put a conservative, a real -- i know you are saying you are conservative yourself, but even to the right of you on your ticket. >> well, that would preclude of course, rick santorum. his record does not is suggest that hes that fiscal conservative chops that i have.

>> alice stewart, glad to see you here in person. what about mitt romney dising your candidate as possible running mate if rick santorum rolls into tampa, second place in delegates, having the strength in the south which is the republican base. w why isn't he considered? >> we will consider mitt romney for running mate when the time comes. the mitt romney group has been pushing out the math. it's a smoke screen to divert attention away from fact that they are not energizing the base or the conservatives or tea party and as chuck said he ises -- he is not breaking 30% and people are recognizing that rick is the true conservative in the race, hes that momentum now. he can take on romney and barack obama. the key issue, jobs and the

committee. but romney care is important. people are recognizing that he said all along that he did not push for romney care to be put in place to national level and we see video after video where he did. and people are seeing that. and voting accordingly. >> with the massacre in afghanistan and the threats in iran and what we are seeing in syria. foreign policy has come back out as a potential issue. here is rick santorum. >> the only person in this race that has experience as commander and chief. >> rick santorum has never been the commander in chief, as he said is. >> what he meant was experienced to be commander in chief. we have long days and that was

in the middle of a busy restaurant. he has experience to be commander and chief with his work on the armed services committee, he has intelligence that is critical and right on the issues of how to make america a super power and we need to return, to you know, america being the super power that it has been in the past, we need to do everything that we can to reinforce our military here and certainly our strength across the world. >> how much do you think that the whole question of mitt romney being a mormon is in play in the south? this is the alabama governor governor bently being asked about that. >> do you think that mitt romney's religion will be an issue in your state, governor? >> well, i think that is a very subtle issue that probably may be a problem in many states, not just in alabama. >> do you agree with that

analysis? >> i think people, you know, in terms of how they view the mormon faith, voters are mixed on. what is a bigger detractor, he calls it a an away game when he goes to the south. it's because he is not on the issue with them. he is not someone, the people of the south can resonate with on many issues. more than ingredient ianything, about him being out of touch. when he went to baseball games he talked to the people in the box next to him. he is out of touch with the people rick has been in mississippi and alabama, these are hard working people. many of them do not have jobs, they need somebody who understands where they come from and what it takes to put food on

the table. >> does he have a shot at winning tonight? >> he has a great chance. >> and if he doesn't? >> it's about the delegates. rick has won seven contests and tied in michigan, which is mitt romney's own state and we want to do as well as we can, first or second is great and continue to rack up delegates. that is what it's about. this is a, marathon not a sprint. he will continue to rack up delegates as many as possible and that is the path to victory. >> great to see, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> and two of the afghan presidents survived an ambush, part of a growing backlash, and nows of students held a protest in the eastern part of the country, burning flags and calling for u.s. troops to go home. we have our correspondent, richards, thank you for joining us, first of all, is it your

sense that the reaction to this massacre is more muted than the reaction to the korans? what is your take? >> reporter: it feels more muted, there was a protest in the city. it was more like a few hundred students from a university and not a few thousand. they burned a picture of obama and homemade crosses there was an attack sort of in the south. what happened is the president sent a delegation to meet with some of the villagers who were involved in the massacre where the u.s. soldier, u.s. sergeant left his base and went on a killing rampage and while the delegation was visiting with some tribal leaders, gun shots were heard nearby and the delegation left. it's not clear that the delegation came under attack. so, so far, a much more muted

response than the one after the could koran burnings here in kabul, it was intense but no riots on the street and no protests. it could still effeescalate. but it did not have the same emotional reaction where people felt that their entire religion was being disrespected, it was an incident carried out by one soldier who seems to have snapped. >> richard, what brought it home for me, being so far away from the action, you are right there, was the photo on the front page of t oft new york times today he was calling on satellite phones, he is grieving. he lost 11 relatives. this a man who was pro u.s. and moved closer to the base to get

away from the taliban, it tells you the quality of this, wherely really, where the rubber meets the road. it's devastating, he is a tribal elder that will have an impa. >> reporter: that will, and that was not the only image, i've seen the images of the family, 11 members in a single family. the soldier went on three different homes and walked off the base, walked for a mile and then went into three different homes and started killing people, stabbing them, shooting them, trying to set fire to the bodies. 11 people in that one particular household, they were eight of the 11 were children. four boys and po s sks and foure elder of the household returned and was in obviously tremendous shock and horror and brief and he had moved on that area, had,

because they felt being closer to the base would provide protection, not that they would see this rogue gunman come out and engage in this horrible murderer spree. >> richard, back in kabul tonight, thank you for joining us. and should the u.s. and great britain look for a quicker exit from afghanistan? our interview with the ambassador to the united states. and the trade condition with china. [ woman ] dear cat, gentle cat, your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i get congested. my eyes itch. i have to banish you to the garden. but now, with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. ♪ i can breath freer with zyrtec-d®. so i'll race you to our favorite chair. i might even let you win. zyrtec-d® lets me breath easier, so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter.

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minister left london, he sat down with brian williams to discuss the costs of war. >> you have lost 404 members of your military, by percentage for the uk, it's a higher sacrifice than the united states. it is getting tougher for you domestically to sell this campaign. >> it is. we have a paid a very high price. we have in the been toughest part of the country and we have been there for many, many years now. and that is why i set deadlines, the end of 2014, we will not be in a combat role. let me take the opportunity to pay tribute to what american forces have done. i saw the effect of u.s. marines coming in and fighting along side their british counter parts. they had a transforma ative and great effect and i have huge respect for them. this is the latest example of

british american forces serving and fighting together in the interests of our security and freedom. it's important we say that. >> the ambassador to the united states wi-- the costs of war. we with saw this massacre now by a u.s. soldier, at least one as far as we know and the outrage we have seen, the koran burnings, according to a recent poll, 73% believe that the war cannot be won. is it time to speed up the withdrawal, especially as you and we enter he's important nato discussions in may? >> andrea, thank you for having me on the show and it's a privilege to be the ambassador.

i think that afghanistan is, as the prime minister was saying, a matter of large concern for us all. there was an op-ed by the president and david cameron that makes clear that the president and prime minister feel they have a strategy of which is the right strategy that they are going to stick to. they will take stock of where we are, these recent terrible events, the madness of the lone gunman and we lost six men from a tank blowing up, be you a all of it is part of the overall picture and our leaders will take stock is of how effective are we being and where do we go from here. but the message from the prime minister and president is clear. that they stick with the strategy and discuss where it has gotten to and they will be preparing for the summit in may where they will be reviewing the coalition's overall operations and we will look forward to increasing transition of the

leadership role, particularly for the provision of security to the afghan forces. >> you have taken so many losses worse than the united states in this war and it's our longest war. >> in percentage that is true, we just passed a milestone, 404 killed. taken against the number of soldiers that we have in afghanistan, it's the highest of the contributing nations and we are aware of that. but we are aware that down in helman, life was a great deal easier for us when the surge of the american troops came to join british troops over there. so the arrival of 20,000 additional marines and soldiers has meant that we can do the job there in greater safety with fewer casualties and on greater effect. >> one other area where your country and ours seems to be in

alignment, this administration and prime minister cameron is on the necessity to persuade israel th there's a window of opportunity and sanctions kicking in in july to persuade israel not to take action against iran. >> i think the starting point for all of us including israel is that we do not want iran to get nuclear weapons. it's a bad idea for the region and for the threat that it could pose to zeisrael and other reasons. the united states and we are clear, we do not believe that now is the time for military action and what we want to do is to give our strategy a chance to work. the president was right when he said the only long-term solution to this problem is for the iranian fwompt to conclude that it should change course and stop

trying to develop a nuclear program. that is what we are working on. we hope the measures remain if effect. but if not, all the options are on the table. >> in syria, the diplomatic mission for a political solution went nowhere with his meetings with the president assad. is there a point at which despite russia's opposition, your country and ours and others have to get involved in arming the rebels? >> the uk has a chair at the security council this month, as we speak, william hage is in washington. we have been working the syria issue. we have been talking to the secretary general and we are waiting for a report are back from the security council. we are trying to once again, get the security council resolution. >> to get russia on board?

>> yes, and china. and there are signs that people are coming together in the arab league, that we may be able to move in the right direction. people agree pretty much what has to happen in syria but we need to international community to come together united in the security council. >> there there's a shocking aarrest overnig overnight, there's chatter on this side of the pond as well because of the importance of news corp and murdoch and his enterprises, is this effecting dowling street? >> the issue of telephone hacking that has been out there for a long time, and the links between journalists and police has been a subject of widespread concern for a long time. individual arrests, i cannot comment on that. that is obviously a matter for the police and the individuals concerned and their legal

representatives. and i cannot make any remark about what that means in terms of the government. but where we all stand is this an issue we want gotten to the bottom of so we can turn a page with the greater sense of confidence that the practices that are applied by the media can be applied universe aally. >> thank you so much. thank you for coming, as we begin a special visit of a special relationship. >> thank you for the chance to talk to you. >> hey, sis...

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t the vice president was speaking in a home. and who is out of touch now? the executive editor is with us of politico. biden has blue collar roots but this was a fancy venue. >> it is endeed, he should have made a better forum to make the argument. there's truth to it. if you look at romney's numbers. he has had a hard time connecting with the voters that are middle class, lower middle class and santorum is doing better than romney is in cases. and as republicans survey the land escape, it's one of the things they want to be better in if they want to beat obama. >> but, joe biden is one of

their critical supporters, he is going to be other than michelle obama will be the most important campaigner of the president, and you can argue which of the three are most important. joe biden will go out and have a new campaign and he had a featured role in the campaign video. let's watch. >> the entire national security appartus was in that room. he turned to everyone in that room and said what do i recommend i do and they said it's a close call, mr. president. as he walked out of the room, he is all alone, this is his decision. >> now, as helpless and hapless has the republican campaign seemed at times. the president is looking at instability in the polls. and they cannot rest easy going into the campaign month matter

the candidate. >> it will be a difficult election for obama. the conventional wisdom is that he is not beat able because his mb numbers were up. that was temporary. at the end of the day, the polls that you see today and yesterday, one in the new york times the other in the washington post, they see him going down, that will be true until election day. it that is been true for the last 18 months. since he started talking about health care reform in particular in 2009. so people better get used to sort of the nastiness, the closeness and the up and down volatility of thely polls. >> jim, executive editor, thank you for joining us today. >> and a lot will depend to women's vote. for at least the next two weeks. rush limbaugh will be losing a large portion of his national advertisers.

limbaugh's distributor a lettered the affiliates to pull ads after the remarks against a georgetown law student backlash is continuing. now the fcc has been called to yank him off the air from three women's movements. the founders of the women's media center and robin morgan joins us now. thank you for being with us. he has apologized and he said that for over -- excuse me, for over 20 years, i have showed the absurd with absurdity three hours a day, five days a week and in this instance i chose the wrong words and i did not mean a personal attack on miss fluke, i apologize for the insulting word choices. should that apology be enough?

>> of course not. who is laughing at the comments. and not the conservative women who are writing to us in support, i might add. he has been spewing hate, against veterans, and the disabled and the elderly, and you know, when is enough enough? and in terms of women, specifically, and the women's media center we moved on this, in a country where two, every two minutes a woman is raped. to characterize women as sexual beings is to insight to violence and as we pointed out in the statement that jane and gloria and i signed, the women's movement, the women's media center has a project called name it change it. and in name it change it we are trying to reposition how women are referred to in the media and

we have come to the defense of conservative women who have been bad treated and called out conservative media including people on this network, including the ed show. we called out vanity fair and the huffington post and news week for covers of sarah palin that put her in hot pants. whatever you think of somebody's politics why not treat them a as a human being and take their politics seriously. we are tired of the vial speech that rush limbaugh visits on the public air waves. >> this was rush within the hour on his show again today. >> the women of america want jobs, and an expanding economy. they are not obsessed with birth control pills being passed out on campuses or wherever anybody

happens to want them. the ra yeem calculated they could create this myth cal republican war on women, and look where they are. >> i think it's so touching that he is speaking for women, don't you? i mean, we have now rush limbaugh as our crusading knight, well we can do quite nicely without him, all we ask is that he gets his foot off of our neck. there's the through the glass rever reversal, when a woman says get your foots off of my neck, there's a man that says you are upsetting my balance. women on the move all over the country, we are tired of being defamed and of his using our public air waves that belong to all of us, for biassed, unfair coverage, which i might add is a

violation in the federal communications commission, and so, we are simply using established procedures. i find it interesting that over 140 advertisers have already dropped the show and that stations are deserting. enough is enough. when is enough supposed to be enough? hate, it's enough. >> robin morgan, thank you for joining us. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, made in america. trade wars next. i love that my daughter's part fish.

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and we will keep working every single day to give american workers and american businesses a fair shot in the global economy. we will make sure this this is not a country that is just known for what we consume. >> joining me now from the white house is u.s. trade representative, ambassador, ron kirk, thank you for being with us today. i wanted to ask you about this because we just had a very big summit with the chinese vice president and everything was pretty much very up beat, is this one of the issues that was discussed with them? were they warned about this trade action? >> well, first of all, andrea, thank you for having me on. and this is a an issue, not just this issue, but the issue of china living up to the commitments that it made when we supported their admission to the world trade organization ten years ago has been one of the critical focuses on this administration and the president

has urged in private and publically, to do one simple thing, play by the rules of the road, this is an important relationship toer the united states. and it's a ratrade relationship that skploepded over the years and -- exploded over the years but we will not yield in giving our american businesses a level playing field and our message is consistent with that. >> how much is the white house influenced by that fact that there's a political campaign going on and candidates are accusing the president of not being tough enough on china. ? >> well, mitt romney said a although of things, but the reality is that from the very beginning, the obama administration made it plain that we have one way to restore america's confidence in our trade policy, we have to insist that our playing partners played

by the rules. and we have made, enforcing our agreements a top priority and the action today is consistent with that. part of our understanding for moving forward with the rare earth case is that we just had a very favorable ruling in the world trade organization on the can dispute that we filed on raw materials two years ago, so this is part of that ongoing pattern that we have shown that we will sand up and hold china accountable. >> ambassador, ron kirk, great to see you, thank you for joining us. >> to day that the president has announced this important action on china. thank you sir. >> up next, what happens to the women of afghanistan when american forces leave? c'mon dad!

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>> as the president and the

british prime minister prepare to sit down to discuss how quickly to leave a afghanistan, afghan women are worried about what will happen when they leave. we have the author of the dress maker coming out next week. a wonderful book, let's talk about how karzai has written an endorsement of a clerical order which would restrict all of the legal rights that the afghan women have gained, this was one of the prime justifications after we went into the war, it's one of the prime issues that the bush administration and the obama administration have focused on is legal rights for women. >> absolutely. karzai has been balanced on this dell indicate political seesaw, between conservatives on one

side and the problem is that the women are worried about them tht time is people worry their rights to go to work and school. we're not talking about much are going to be the political fodder for negotiations that will bring a relative stability to afghanistan. i think a peace deal without women involved in an agreement. it's not a staple or lasting piece. >> when you were living in afghanistan, you lived with the women. you know what they were going through. they had no health care, no prenatal care. has that improved at all? >> you've seen real victories in terms of women being able to save other women's lives. you have mid wives. you have more than 150 media outlets. i think the quiet heroes are the

voices that are lost and really drowned out in the violence. that's an enormous tragedy and a casualty of all of this that we've seen recently. >> what about the quotas that were established where women would have political power and be in the parliament. >> this is the thing you see more than roughly 25% of women in parliament. the fear is that if the americans withdraw tomorrow, the government will be immediate. i think no one wants endless warn in afghanistan. the how of how this war ends really does matter. aside from defense, there are two ds that are really critical. diplomacy in terms of getting

all sides at the table. development that gets to all midwives you're walking about. keeps schools for boys and girls open. i think it's about leaving behind a state that's stable enough so america doesn't have to go back in. women are seen as a pet project instead of a stability indicator, which they are. >> you're right. thank you so much. gayle. what political story will be making headlines in the next 24 hours? is it sounded like the chocobeast. the what? half man, half beast. he'll stop at nothing to sink his fangs into people who steal other people's chocolate temptations. but you guys have nothing to worry about, right? [ man ] aah! [ campers screaming ] nice job, chocobeast. thank you. [ male announcer ] six indulgent layered desserts at 150 calories or less.

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which political story is going to make headlines in the next 24 hours? chris cillizza is joining us. the president is going to take david cameron, just landing now to get back on a plane. you see the pictures there. he's going to have to get back

on a plane and fly today fly to -- dayton, ohio. do you think the british prime minister wants to see basketball tonight? >> sure, why not. they should stay for two more days and watch george down play in the bellmont in the second round in columbus, ohio. ohio is a swing state the the president could justify a few days there. that's all i have to say. th >> that does it for this edition. tamron hall has a look another what's next on "news nation." we're following developing and breaking news. british prime minister and his wife just touched down in washington. he and a president will have a long time together catching up on a number of things. most important, the events in

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