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joining me now, andrew breitbart, catherine crier and carol roth, business strategist and new york timesthat's got to be the longest introduction ever. this must be a well qualified panel. let me start with you, amy. this is a big win for mitt romney. whichever way you look at this or try and spin it, he was suffering. he was down in south carolina. he's roared back. couple of great debates. big thumping victory. momentum will take him to nomination, isn't it? >> i mean, a lot are saying if he wins florida he wins the nomination. newt gingrich says he's going to keep battling on. i think the question for a lot of the gop and republicans think can newt still do damage to mitt romney? even if mitt romney gets the nomination? >> my gut feeling about this is rather like when barack obama took on hillary clinton. the longer it went on, the better obama became at what was then the battle between his republican opponent. isn't it the same in reverse here? aren't we in the position here where the longer if this goes on, the better it is for mitt romney to have this bruising counter with gingrich

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