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>> mitch daniels? i doubt it, because as charles said, giving the response to the state of the union is traditionally a really rotten assignment and they can not measure up because of the pomp and circumstance of the president's speech are. mitch daniels did well, but let's face it, it is up by this high off the ground -- is a bar this high off the ground. >> maybe it is a minor league performance, but they are hungry for that. romney could deliver, and it is the answer to his being at the rich guy problems. he could turn around and say, look, i'm for doing the hard things, everybody has to have a piece of the action, the rich, the poor. >> that would have credibility if, as a wealthy person, romney was actually proposing something that would take a cut out of his income and his wealthy friends. he would have a ton of credibility if he adopted one of those things. mitch daniels -- i know, but romney has not embraced a single policy proposal along those lines. if he did, he would have instant credibilit

>> mitch daniels? i doubt it, because as charles said, giving the response to the state of the union is traditionally a really rotten assignment. they can it not to measure up because of the pomp and circumstance of -- they tended not to measure, but because of the pop and circumstance of the president's speech. mitch daniels did well, but let's face it, it is a bar this high off the ground. >> republicans are hungry for a leader who will step up and solve problems. it may have been a minor league performance, but they are hungry for that message. romney could deliver eight. it is an answer to that being a rich guy problems. he could turn around and say look, i am for doing these markings, everybody needs a piece of the action. >> if, as a wealthy person, romney were to propose something that would take a cut out of his income and his wealthy friends, he would have a ton of credibility if he adopted one of those things. mitch daniels -- i know -- romney has not embraced a single policy proposal along t

here now is governor daniels. he's speaking from the auditorium at the indiana war memorial building. let's listen. >> greetings from the home of super bowl xlvi. the status of loyal opposition imposes on those out of power some serious responsibilities, the show respect for the presidency and its occupant, to express agreement where it exists. republicans tonight salute our president, for instance, for his aggressive pursuit of the murderers of 9/11 and for bravely backing long-overdue changes in public education. i personally would add to that list admiration for the strong family commitment that he and the first lady have displayed to a nation sorely needing such examples. on these evenings, presidents naturally seek to find the sunny side of our national condition. but when president obama claims that the state of our union is anything but grave, he must know in his heart that this is not true. the president did not cause the economic and fiscal crises that continue in america tonight, but he was elected on a

a preview of governor mitch daniels. your thoughts. >> an interesting choice in mitch daniels, second term in indiana he has done a good job in terms of making it more friendly in terms of job creation, taken it from deficit to surpluses and mitch daniels is not part of that issue. he is not part of that drama. striking, we were at breakfast with house speaker john boehner. he insisted the personal relationship with president obama is good the professional veap strikingly bad at this point. speaker boehner says he has not spoken to the president in over a month. he has given up governing as of last labor day and only priority is extending the payroll tax cut boehner describes it as trying to work out with a deal that never negotiated before. pretty striking donate from the speaker of the house. what may get accomplished between the capitol hill between now and the next election. >> brett: mike, where lawmakers come afterwards to spin what they sau thought about the state of the union address. we'll head back as necessary

so that's the mitch daniels' record. that's his fiscal record that the republicans want to highlight with their state of the union speaker this year. yes, of course, that is all in the past. that's all mitch daniels' past, that's his resume. what about his time since? what about his time since as indiana governor? yes, what about that? >> we are -- and this is what it was like in indiana during mitch daniels' own state of the state address earlier this month. i don't know if anyone heard him give that address over the hollering and protest hullaboo. those efforts have even lit up a whole new part of the indiana republican party that had not been activist before, or at least had been loyalist before, but is now pledging to go after any republican who votes to support governor daniels' union-stripping right to work legislation. the group, which is calling themselves lunch pail republicans, has formed a pac. they say they've already raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. today they wrote to indiana republican legislators

we're waiting the republican response from mitch daniels of indiana. you helped write several state of the union addresses. did this president need an editor to cut it down a little bit today? >> i'm weird this way. i loved it. particularly that conclusion, wolf. my goodness, that was worth staying for. it was really powerful. the whole tone was much more populist than this president has been, the idea that he relishes the idea of stepping up and being campaigner in chief. the thing that struck me, both in the beginning and the powerful conclusion talking about s.e.a.l. team six, was now how authentically and comfortably he holds the role as commander in chief. you see presidents when the troops salute him, and they don't know what to do. no longer. the president is very comfortable being commander in chief. politically, it was a great speech, but as a citizen, i loved seeing my commander in chief being that powerful. >> ari fleischer, you worked for president george w. bush, you served in congress, earlier you worked in congress. what did you think of

mitch daniels giving the republican response. we'll show you how a panel of undecided voters reacted to what they heard in live protesting. candy crowley, senior political analyst, david gergen, john king, political analyst, knloer yeah burger, paul begala, and ari fleischer. any surprises tonight? >> i think it was a solid speech. book ending it with two foreign policy achievements, the end of the war in iraq and the death of osama bin laden made it a very sort of solid speak and a reminder to voters, hey, by the way, remember, here are the two things i did. as i mentioned before, here is a president who gets tire marks for his foreign policy than domestic. >> were a lot of the things he was suggesting, that states require that students stay in school until 18 -- >> a nice call, but no, much of this will not happen. this was far more designed to be an agenda for his second term too, take it into the debates in november. i think it was politically deft from his standpoint. he showed democrats that he's willing to fight. that he's

i need to talk to you. >> against her better judgment, teresa met daniel. to her shock, teresa says daniel showed her pictures of the rape that his cousins took while hiding in the bedroom. >> it looked like very compromising pictures. it didn't look like there was a struggle. >> you can traffic your nextdoor neighbor and that is happening to many of our youth. >> assistant u.s. attorney erica mcdonald says as shocking as it may seem to most americans, it's not unusual for girls to be trafficked out of their homes. >> people hear trafficking and think it involves transportation. it doesn't. >> over the last two decades she has prosecuted numerous cases where men use every means possible to control teenage girls. >> with each one of these individuals there is something that has made them vulnerable to the trafficker. >> teresa says that daniel's two cousins threatened to show people the pictures. and she had to earn the right to get her pictures back. she had no idea what that meant until she got a call a few days later. >> he said, you know, this is daniel.

thank you for being here. >>> ri hi rachel. >> is governor daniels always such a bummer?he ticket in november is he always like that? >> oh, goodness, yes, he is. what a toxic brew we have in the state for workers right now. and for regular everyday folks. you've got people got swept in office in between with this radical ideology, the governor is one of them believes a solution to every economic problem is make people work for less. you have intoxicant of big corporate campaign cash donations. and then you mix in mitch daniels who is trying to show off for the far right, it's about as much as we can put up with. >> in terms of him showing off, back in 2006, governor daniels not only did not support stripping union rights like this, going right to work in indiana, he said he thought it would be a bad idea to pursue it. he said that multiple times over the time of his governorship in indiana. why did he change his mind and is supporting this now? >> one more thing he said it would cause a civil war in the state. if he went forth with the idea. i don't know why he changed h

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a preview of governor mitch daniels. your thoughts. >> an interesting choice in mitch daniels, second term in indiana he has done a good job in terms of making it more friendly in terms of job creation, taken it from deficit to surpluses and mitch daniels is not part of that issue. he is not part of that drama. striking, we were at breakfast with house speaker john boehner. he insisted the personal relationship with president obama is good the professional veap strikingly bad at this point. speaker boehner says he has not spoken to the president in over a month. he has given up governing as of last labor day and only priority is extending the payroll tax cut boehner describes it as trying to work out with a deal that never negotiated before. pretty striking donate from the speaker of the house. what may get accomplished between the capitol hill between now and the next election. >> brett: mike, where lawmakers come afterwards to spin what they sau thought about the state of the union address. we'll head back as necessary

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here now is governor daniels. he's speaking from the auditorium at the indiana war memorial building. let's listen. >> greetings from the home of super bowl xlvi. the status of loyal opposition imposes on those out of power some serious responsibilities, the show respect for the presidency and its occupant, to express agreement where it exists. republicans tonight salute our president, for instance, for his aggressive pursuit of the murderers of 9/11 and for bravely backing long-overdue changes in public education. i personally would add to that list admiration for the strong family commitment that he and the first lady have displayed to a nation sorely needing such examples. on these evenings, presidents naturally seek to find the sunny side of our national condition. but when president obama claims that the state of our union is anything but grave, he must know in his heart that this is not true. the president did not cause the economic and fiscal crises that continue in america tonight, but he was elected on a

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daniels is also term limited, so he can't run for reelection this year.h daniels delivered his state of the state address in indiana yesterday, his last one as governor. check out what was going on at the state house. out in the hallways, while the governor was addressing the general assembly. look at this. enjoy the speech. protesters gathered booing as governor daniels walked in to deliver his speech, chanting "shame on you" protesters are protesting the decision to support his fellow republicans plan to strip union rights in indiana this year. once upon a time back in 2006, mitch daniels said pushing anti-union right to work legislation in indiana would be enormous divisive, they shouldn't do it. but now in his last year in office, he has decided to go ahead and pursue that kind of anti-union legislation, three and a half weeks before indiana ohios the super bowl, when the eyes of the world will turn to indiana to watch the most famous unionized workers in the world do their jobs. the nfl player's association that union coming out in loud opposition to

mitch daniels giving the republican response. we'll show you how a panel of undecided voters reacted to what they heard in live protesting. candy crowley, senior political analyst, david gergen, john king, political analyst, gloekn yeah burger, paul begala, and ari fleischer. any surprises tonight? >> i think it was a solid speech. book ending it with two foreign policy achievements, the end of the war in iraq and the death of osama bin laden made it a very sort of solid speak and a reminder to voters, hey, by the way, remember, here are the two things i did. as i mentioned before, here is a president who gets tire marks for his foreign policy than dome domestic. >> were a lot of the things he was suggesting, that states require that students stay in school until 18 -- >> a nice call, but no, much of this will not happen. this was far more designed to be an agenda for his second term too, take it into the debates in november. i think it was politically deft from his standpoint. he showed democrats that he's willing to fight. that

live in orlando, florida, danielle nottingham, now back to you, ann. >> danielle, can you talk a little about the tv campaign ads that romney is airing in florida, that are targeting gingrich and what sort of impact those might have? >> reporter: well, those ads are targeting gingrich's time as speaker of the house, and the investigation into ethics violations, where he ended up paying a fine. and the ads are also attacking him being a washington insider, and it's too early to tell if they will hurt gingrich, but a really good example to take a look at is what happened in iowa. romney outspent gingrich in iowa. he had a lot of negative ads out against gingrich, and gingrich did not have a good showing in iowa caucus, after at one time leading the polls there. so it's likely that could happen here again, ann. >> danielle nottingham, thank you much. >>> well, the search continues tonight for a teenager suspected of fatally stabbing a girl. the homicide happened last night on pacific avenue by castro street in san leandro. police believe a 19-year-old killed a 15-year-old girl. the two had

danielle nottingham is in south carolina where the votes are still being counted. danielle? >> mitt romney supporters are filing out of his campaign rally here in columbia. romney was hoping to deliver a victory speech here tonight. but instead, newt gingrich swooped in and stole his momentum. newt gingrich had some fun campaigning at a drive through restaurant in the final hours of the south carolina campaign. >> the order i want to get is your vote today. >> reporter: he appears to have won big with last-minute voters. more than half of those polled said they made up their minds over the past few days and of those who did, 45% voted for gingrich, and only 24% finally decided on mitt romney. gingrich also scored for his performances at recent debates. more than six in 10 voters say the debates were an important factor in their decision. among them, half voted for gingrich, more than twice the number who voted for romney. >> we need romney! >> the former massachusetts governor admits it will be a close finish. >> we will take back the white house. >> reporter: south carolina

i'm more with daniel.ore signs of instability, seesawing between trying to control inflation but realizing they are choking off credit and going back and forth. it's quite possible if they really get into trouble and could be connected with the leadership fight that they would provoke something. >> they are going to try to keep heads down in 2012 precisely because of this leadership transition. i think they have every incentive not to create any waves in the south china sea or elsewhere. if they can possibly help it, i think they will try to keep things very calm with their neighbors until this leadership transition is out of the way. >> they may be provoked. >> arab spring. what countries are going to be clearly successful or clearly fail by 2012? >> i don't think that degree of clarity is going to be easy to spot. what i do think you might well see is a spreading south of the arab spring to parts of subsaharan africa. >> like? >> well, i think in particular the most vulnerable countries are the nine coun