herman cain is going to be here and ann colter will join they me. first, publicly he said he will not be a contender for the presidency in 2012 but new reports now indicate that new jersey governor chris christie may be on the verge of jumping into the gop primary. according to the wall street journal. governor christie spent a lot of time over the weekend considering a lawn of a presidential bid and discussing the logistics with his wife and family. a decision may come at any moment. steve forbes, the former presidential nominee and candidate, he's a new jersey candidate, he said the governor will make aaron announce meant within 72 hours. right now the waiting game continues. joining me now what a kristi presidential bid could mean. dick morris is here. how are you? >> great. >> look, we covered the speech of kristi last week at the reagan library. he said look, my answer is no, no, no. >> look, i am loaded on him -- unloaded on him last week and said fish or cut bait. this teasing and stuff. >> we should know. >> make a decision. the thing i like

politics actually thinks these republican candidates are too extreme and are going to end up the way anne colterdicted they would. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson who said don't these people realize if they push me ito an extreme position they will be rejected. they will make itthey have got . it's just so counterproductive. well, if they want to lose, this is the game for losers. >> joining me now, "new york times" writer and chief washington correspondent johnharwood. and co-author of "game change." thank you for joining me tonight. you got the big interview of the week with rick perry. s as you were sitting there and he was turning over his cards in effect and telling you what he wasn't supposed to tell you which is this whole birth certificate thing is just a good thing to keep alive, did you get the feeling that no one told rick perry here are the things we say behind closed doors and here's the stuff you say to john harwood. >> i think people got that message to him today because he had a press conference and cut off the reporter. i don't know what his handlers told him ahead of time bu

ann colter will be here to handicap the gop >> laura: continuing now with our lead story on the so-called anti-wall street protests popping up around the country. these mobs are now getting support from the biggest names in the democratic party. >> there is stress on people's lives. they, too, need help. not a bailout, but a chance to get the economy moving for them. and that's an understandable sense of frustration on their part. >> i support the message to the establishment, whether it's wall street or the political establishment and the rest that change has to happen. we can not continue in a way that does not -- that is not relevant to their lives. people are angry. >> the protesters are giving voice to a more broad based frustration about how our financial system works. >> laura: not surprisingly, republicans see a little differently. >> i think this divisive rhetoric is fairly divisive. i think it's troubling. sewing class envy and unrest will be the undoing of america. >> i for one am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying wall street and the other cities across th

politics actually thinks these republican candidates are too extreme and are going to end up the way anne colterdicted they would. >> i believe it was lyndon johnson who said don't these people realize if they push me ito an extreme position they will be rejected. they will make it so i can't win. those people in the republican primary have to lay off of this stuff. they are forcing their leaders, the front runners in to positions that will mean they lose the general election. now, whether this did to cain, i don't know, but nevertheless you will appeal to the narrow base and they will applaud the daylights out of what you are saying and then you hit the general election and they say no way and then the democrat, whoever it is, is going to play these statements to the hilt. they have got to stop this. it's just so counterproductive. well, if they want to lose, this is the game for losers. >> joining me now, "new york times" writer and chief washington correspondent johnharwood. and co-author of "game change." thank you for joining me tonight. you got the big interview of the week with rick perry

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