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let's go to jim acosta. he's covering the campaign in ohio. night is heading for santorum in ohio. we heard from one of the senior advisers for the santorum campaign. he said the santorums are getting ready to leave their war om here in steubenville, ohio. it was the high school weight room, as the campaign told us earlier this evening. but they were in that war room earlier tonight, watching the returns come in. alice stewart, the press secretary tweeted out a picture of santorum watching the votes come in. earlier, not too long before the announcement, we were told by alice stewart, that santorum, there was a possibility he could come out here later tonight and talk about what is happening here in ohio. they advised us to keep the camera focused on the podium behind me just in case, but now they're telling me that's not going to happen. rick santorum will not be making another speech here. they're heading home to get some rests. >> jim acosta in steubenville, ohio. looks like the santorums are leaving the high school over there. let's go bac

acosta was the biggest fish they ever got and twice help let him go.n this form that you're buying a gun for yourself, not for someone else, otherwise it's called lying and buying and that is illegal. on march 30th and 31, patino bought eight weapons at a phoenix gun store and claimed that the guns were for himself. but two days later patino's gun showed up in acosta's car, he's the ringleader of this operation. see if we have that double screen, exactly. proving that patino wasn't buying for himself, yet the atf arrested neither one. it allowed patino to lie and by another 300 assault weapons on acosta's behalf at gun stores like lone wolf in phoenix, for instance. it also allowed acosta to drive back and forth multiple times to the border to meet with cartel buyers. the police stopped him at a check-point in arizona and found ammunition and nine cell phones hidden in his car and still let him go. >> you wouldn't believe, would you if you found someone carrying a massive number of guns across the border that you didn't have reason to arrest him? that

jim acosta spoke with him awhile ago. jim, quite the news making interview. what did the senator tell you? >> well, you know, brooke, seems we have to ask him this question every three or four months because we have to, but his endorsement of mitt romney sort of brings the subject back up. obviously this is something talked about in republican circles that he would bring a lot to a republican ticket. he could potentially help mitt romney win the state of florida which would seriously hurt the president's reelection chances. we had a chance to catch up with mark rubio on the hill earlier today in between his meeting and votes and asked him what do you think? what's your latest response on this, senator? here is what he had to say. >> last year you said under no circumstances would you appear on the ticket this year. >> my answer hasn't changed. i know people keep asking. >> under no circumstances. >> i won't not vice president. >> i don't know if you noticed that, brooke. i asked him a couple of times about this interview that he gave to meet the press last ye

jim acosta, what was the celebration there? there was a little surprise.emed to have downplayed expectations. >> you are right about that. when ick santorum said we did it again, cheers went up and later on in the speech, we talked about how he did not see one poll showing him winning this contest and this results in the deep south even surprised the santorum campaign. i caught up with him for a few moments and if anyone noticed, he was hoarse tonight. he is recovering for a cold. the next big question is what happens to newt gingrich. if gingrich was not in the race tonight, santorum might have had him wire margins over mitt romney. i asked rick santorum do you think speaker gingrich should get out of the race? here's what he had to say. >> do you think newt gingrich should dropout, senator? do you think speaker gingrich should dropout of the race? >> it would be great if anybody dropped out. . >> clearly you would have won by a wider margin had the speaker not been in. >> you have to play with the cards you have. >> you hear rick santorum say you have to

our national political correspondent jim acosta is following mitt romney. jim, what are you hearing from the romney campaign? what's their realistic objective come tuesday? >> reporter: well, their realistic objective come tuesday is to win as many delegates as possible. and that is what this campaign is about right now. and it's about delegates, delegates, delegates. we're standing outside of a romney event in bellevue, washington, just outside of seattle where the romney campaign put out these flyers instructing caucusgoers in the state on how to participate in their caucuses on saturday and basically because it's all about winning as many delegates as possible. the romney campaign advisers were telling reporters over the last several days that they're not only focusing on individual states, they're looking at individual congressional districts inside those states because as we all know, a lot of these states that are going to be voting on super tuesday will be allocating their delegates on a proportional basis and on a basis that is driven largely by the

jim acosta is watching it unfold for us in san juan. you had the opportunity to see both of these candidates, jim. >> reporter: that's right, candy, and it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out, because naturally mitt romney has been given sort of the advantage here in puerto rico. s' got the endorsement of this territory's governor, luis fortunio but the governor welcomed senator santorum to the island when he arrived earlier this beak. i have to tell you what everybody is talking about here on this island is this language controversy that flared up when rick santorum talked to a puerto rican newspaper and said that the territory's adoption of english as one of its main languages would be sort of a condition for statehood. that immediately created a backlash, one of santorum's delegates announced he was withdrawing his support for the former pennsylvania senator, and then on his way out of the island, rick santorum said, well, he really didn't mean that. what he really meant is he wants english and spanish to be the main

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jim acosta, the center is not in illinois. he's home in pennsylvania, that's the battleground next month. what is the expectation? just the other day if you give me an upset in illinois that changes everything. >> reporter: i think john that the fact that the santorum campaign is holding its primary night party in gettysburg, pennsylvania s a sign they don't feel particularly good about illinois. they probably would be in the state if they thought they would be doing well tonight and as we know illinois is sort of an upstate/downstate equation and it just doesn't seem like there's going to be enough support for senator santorum to put him over the top. there's another sign that things aren't going to be going well tonight for the santorum campaign. they held a conference call on the delegate math earlier today. we've seen the romney campaign do that when that particular primary day might not have been going in the direction and we're seeing the same thing from the santorum camp today and frankly, john, they said on the confere

jim acosta, more questions athe en. one question to try to clean it up. let's go back to the brighter part of governor romney's day, the jeb bush endorsement, one former governor. it sends a signal greater than that. >> an important former governor, very popular in the party. somebody who chose not to endorse around the florida primary, waited. so the question that you have to ask is, is this the beginning of other establishment figures to fall in line for mitt romney? how much it matters remains to be seen. is this the start of something? will that help mitt romney make the case that rick santorum, as you showed so well on the board, is he just a spoiler here, trying to keep romney from getting to that election? >> all these people that talk about an open election, they said, maybe jeb bush or chris christie would be our candidate? they are both for mitt romney. >> all on board. train is leaving the station. get on now. >> that's a personnel way to look ait. let's look at some math, mitt romney has about 562 of the 1144 delegates you need to clinch. sena

jim acosta is live at rick santorum's headquarters right now in lafayette. jim acosta, what was the -- i guess, the celebration there. there was a bit of surprise. they seemed to have down played expectations coming into this. >> you're right about that, erin. when rick santorum said we did it again. cheers went up in this room. then later on in his speech he talked about how he did not see one poll in mississippi that showed him winning this contest tonight. and so i think this results in the deep south even surprised the santorum campaign. hi a chance to catch up with the former pennsylvania senator after his speech here for just a few moments. if anybody noticed rick santorum sounding hoarse tonight, that's because he's recovering from a cold. the next question for this campaign is what happens to newt gingrich. if gingrich had not been in the race tonight, santorum might have had wider margins over romney. i asked rick santorum do you think speaker gingrich should get out of the race? here's what he had to say. >> do you think newt gingrich should drop o

jim acosta is at santorum's headquarters in lafayette, louisiana., the pressure is on for santorum to prove it is not the heartland of the country where he does well, but the deep south. how confident is the campaign feeling tonight? >> i would say that they are more cautious than confident tonight, erin. the santorum campaign is looking at two bad scenarios that could come into play later on this evening when the votes come in which is romney winning both of the states tonight or gingrich winning both of the states tonight which would be a huge momentum drag for rick santorum, and also deny him the opportunity to gain on mitt romney in the delegate count which is desperately what he needs to do this evening, and that is why earlier this evening when rick santorum was on a conservative talk radio program called for newt gingrich to get out of the race. one thing, erin, i am watching is how the evangelical vote plays out for rick santorum. keep in mind, he did better than expected in oklahoma and tennessee where the evangelical vote was a major facto

thanks, jim acosta. >>> joe jons is keeping track of the rick santorum campaign.re in bowling green, ohio now. let's look ahead, joe to super tuesday. what are you hearing from the santorum folks? >> well, number one, i got to tell you, they're both here in this building behind me on the campus of bowling green university and newt gingrich just finished speaking a while ago x santorum getting ready to step to the mic. it's been tough for santorum today as jim talked about. of course, they're saying about this controversy over the delegates and the inability or failure to file and being potentially out of as many as 18 out of 48 congressional district delegates. they're saying, look, this is an indicator of a slow start by rick santorum, the fact of the matter is he didn't have much money at the very beginning and he didn't have much organization. so they're saying that doesn't mean he wouldn't be a good nominee should he get the nomination going forward. newt gingrich, obviously, is a guy who right now is looking at the south, putting all his eggs in one basket th

jim acosta tried to ask him and he didn't take the question.rt and you don't get into the middle of it but on the other hand you have to say something. >> no, you don't. >> you disagree? there are a lot of conservative voters who might agree. >> the key here, rush has made this point, contraception is not an issue. it is cheap and available across the country and my 30 some, 40 years in politics i have never heard a woman say to me, i can't go to the right because they're going to take away my birth control pill. this is created out of thin cloth because the democrats know that if they go in the general election and the issues are what they are today, which is clearly the economy, jobs, outrageous spending, they will know that they have a failed candidate on their hands because he has failed the american people on these key issues. so they are coming up and have created another issue that they can throw out there and say, look, frighten women to think we are way right wipg, we actually even come into consider this. this issue has never been par

>> jim acosta at santorum headquarters in ohio right now. joe johns is covering newt gingrich's campaign in atlanta. joe, he's likely to win all the polls show he's doing really well in his home state of georgia. but what's his strategy beyond tonight? >> reporter: well for the first thing i think you have to say, wolf, they see a path to the nomination still. that path runs through the south. it goes through states like mississippi, through alabama, onto texas. of course, georgia is certainly critical in that strategy. newt gingrich saying he expects to win the majority of the delegates and do very well here tonight. listen to him from earlier today. >> we're going to carry georgia by a big margin tonight. we're going to do much better than people expected in a number of states. [ cheers and applause ] >> it turns out the american people like positive ideas and positive solutions. and the american people like proposals that give them a better future, that create jobs and help create a better future. and so i think for the third time we're g

>> jim acosta in san juan. >>> more politics back here on the mainland. a sharper higher profile campaign mode for both president obama and vice-president joe biden. tonight the obama re-election campaign premieres a new 17-minute video pointing to what his people, the obama team, as the biggest accomplishments of the president's first term. today in ohio vice-president biden went after the top republican contenders by name. >> economic theories of gingrich, santorum and romney. they are bankrupt. if you give any one of these guys the keys to the white house, they will bankrupt the middle class again. >> let's check in with our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin. jess, why name names now? >> reporter: i've talked to multiple senior democratic sources on this one, john. the answer's pretty simple. they thought that there would be a republican nominee by now. the folks i've talked to say that in addition to that they planned this a few weeks ago. not only did they think there would be a nominee but they ultimately decide the they can't wait unti

. >> jim acosta is over at the santorum head quart es and rick santorum is calling for newt gingrich to get out, jim. >> basically that is right, anderson. the santorum campaign is saying the opposite of what joe was talking about a moment ago. and joe braybender, a senior strategist came out to brief the supporters and saying if newt gingrich got out of the race, we could go one-on-one with mitt romney and beat him in a lot of the contests and if newt gingrich were not in michigan, they could have won michigan and when they took out mitt romney one-on-one, they won like in the state of missouri. they feel they can win in different parts of the country. colorado out west, and minnesota, and iowa in the midwest, and they feel like because oft record, they should stay in and newt gingrich should drop out, but not surprisingly, but that is the spin from the santorum campaign tonight. one other thing is that the campaign aide said they had organizational difficulties, but starting to rectify them, because he said that they are the macgyver campaign and by the end of night, they don't wan

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let me get to jim acosta standing in the location where we just saw rick santorum repeat those words, barack obama is mitt romney. he is not backing down from this, jim acosta, and it sounds like he's not backing down from what he said to "the new york times" either. he's looking at that as an advantage, that you take out a "new york times" reporter. >> reporter: that's right, ashleigh. unlike those previous gaffes your guests just mentioned, rick santorum is now fund-raising off of those comments that he made to "the new york times." it goes to show you the santorum campaign isn't shrinking from what happened out on the campaign trail yesterday. they're quite proud of it. and getting back to this argument against mitt romney. this is something that santorum has been saying throughout the combine. that because mitt romney brought about health care reform in massachusetts that included an individual mandate, that mandate that is people buy health insurance as a -- basically as a requirement for being in that state and the fact that that was brought into the president's health care law

cnn's national political correspondent jim acosta is joining us now from georgetown university wherea speech. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, that's right. newt gingrich is getting ready to talk to students here at orangetown university within the hour. it is a sign that his campaign is not over, but it is different. his campaign advisers say the campaign is getting leaner, but not meaner. newt gingrich, who once welcomed the tag grandiose is downsizing his staff, but he insists he's not shrinking away. >> it's exactly why we're downsizin downsizing. and it's for the same reason gingrich is charging his supporters $50 to have his picture taken with them? >> it's part of the reality and the tax flow is lower than we'd like it to be, and we're doing appropriate things to be able to campaign. >> hours to cut back on his staff, he told reporters he was staying in the race. should mitt romney fall short of the 844 delegates needed to clench the nomination. >> that's why you voted for people other than romney. >> the former speaker softened his rhetoric on his one-time nemesis. >> i

let's go to jim acosta. he's covering the campaign in ohio.orum in ohio. we heard from one of the senior advisers for the santorum campaign. he said the santorums are getting ready to leave their war room here in steubenville, ohio. it was the high school weight room, as the campaign told us earlier this evening. but they were in that war room earlier tonight, watching the returns come in. alice stewart, the press secretary tweeted out a picture of santorum watching the votes come in. earlier, not too long before the announcement, we were told by alice stewart, that santorum, there was a possibility he could come out here later tonight and talk about what is happening here in ohio. they advised us to keep the camera focused on the podium behind me just in case, but now they're telling me that's not going to happen. rick santorum will not be making another speech here. they're heading home to get some rests. >> jim acosta in steubenville, ohio. looks like the santorums are leaving the high school over there. let's go back to john king, talk mor

manual acosta was busted in may of 2010 with 74 rounds of ak-47 mission.on his way to a birthday for a major drug dealer and promised if they let him go he would help him land the bigger fish. he wasn't arrested again until after agent kerry was murdered. >>> this is one of the biggest mysteries of the 21st century. clinton meets with historians and scientists to talk about amelia earhart's disappearance over the south pacific. a group begins a new search for the wreckage of her plane. it coincides with the 75th anniversary of when air heart's flight took off. >> a congressional research service all communication or all of the executive branch. over half of the money was by ads to attract new recruits. >> army sergeant helps kuwait give his 9-year-old son the surprise of a lifetime right in the middle of math class. >> come here. >> didn't corie jackson had been on a year long deployment. he wasn't scheduled to be home until the month of june. he got a two-week leave surprising his little boy. that's the top 5 at 5. always love seeing those videos. >> it i

jim acosta on the scene for us, as he always is. let's dig deeper right now with our chief political analyst. are you seeing any evident that mitt romney after two setbacks is now changing a bit of the strategy? i want there is some evidence, clearly evidence his campaign wants him to. take a listen to this interview, and you'll see a change. >> my message of jobs and the economy is what's winning for me. i've got a million more votes from citizens than anyone else in this race. the reason for that is i'm talking about my expertise in the economy and how i'm going to get the economy growing, put people back to work, help people trying to pay for gasoline be able to afford it again. >> so, wolf, while he couldn't resist talking about the math a bit, you see a lot less process in that, you know, he's not saying vote for me, i'm ahead. he's talking about people, and what his campaign is saying to him, stop with the math, start talking about why you got in this race to be president, how you can fix the economy. don't talk about yourself

to bust him but claimed they lacked probable cause. 7 months later agents stopped a car driven by acostak-7 am nation and four cell phones. the computer shows he's under investigation and clearly he's smuggling. acosta admits that he's going to birthday party for a big marijuana dealer and the right-hand man, leader of the sinaloa cartel and they are on their way to set up the drug trafficking business. so what does the agent do? she writes her phone number on a $10 and said give me a call when you get back which he didn't bother to do. so they let him go. it tells us the atf didn't care how many guns were being bought or how hard agents worked. they had a pole camera outside his house. they watched money and drugs trade hands. they are watching the entire time and yet they do not arrest them until after the death of brian terry. this guy never gave up his contacts and there is no evidence he cooperated with the atf. critics will show this shows a callous disregard for life and public safety, they knew their guns were killing people but did not stop it. martha: thank you very much. so th