he's joining me on the phone, my colleague, my friend, don imus, huntsville, texas. how r. >> decided to go with the pink shirt, pink tie today, huh. >> yes, i did. >> very nice, very handsome. >> neil: thank you. you ripping romney on the tax thing, you make a good point, whether it's relevant or not to release them, how he's handled it and answered has revealed some weak henesses, what was your beef on that. >> if you were watching the debate you didn't know anything about any of these people, this is the first exposure you ever had to them, you'd vote for gingrich in a heartbeat. i mean, he had that answer for everything. he said, when did you release your taxes he said an hour ago. well, romney can't say, yeah, you only released one year, gingrich would have turned around, you haven't released anything, what are you talking about, so-- >> so you think that romney's problem is that he's not being direct enough, not being clear, he's letting gingrich take advantage on the big "in your face" issues. >> answers the questions. who now the big headline coming out this

by the way, a shout out to don imus. >> i'm sorry for saying that don imus is completely wrong. you are cool. however, bernard, you also said that rick santorum's last name begins with an s and ends with an m and he should put on a leather mask and still in a ball gag. >> you like that, right? >> of course i like that on a personal level. but santorum advocates government intervention in the bedroom to prevent sodomy. he is likening homosexuality to sex and robots. >> it actually ties in with my bachmann theory. if you were watching, say one thing and do another kind of -- you know what i mean? >> i know exactly what you mean. i think that does have something to do with why michele bachmann left the race. >> can i jump in here for protection purposes? you keep bringing up santorum and marcus bachmann. i need to say rick santorum is not gay. he hates people having sex with robots. >> but i think that is a fair -- i don't think the technology is there yet. there are a lot of accidents that can happen. it is more of a protection issue for him. >> a lot of straight guys are into gag

and my own buddy don imus and many more.nute. 6:00 is when fox news starts as well i heard about your generous offer and olive branch. you have two choices. quickly, guys. some homes have multiple tvs. put the one you never see on bret. and put the one you always do on me and fox business. and they are okay with it. dvr them and watch me. and a lot of people have picture and picture. you have the best. guys of all. you will have no luck with the business network. i am telling you. best set for the business network. >> we have to run one of those. it is a del a meal . i are to get serious neil, great coverage all day long. investigators doing gruesome work and identifying a victim that they have only found body parts. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] how'd yolearn to do that? when did you start that project? every new year comes with a few stories waiting to be built. it's when our brand-new to-do lists become "you did that yourself?" so when we can save more on the projects that let us fix, make, and do more, that jus

and new york jets owner and staple co-founder and don imus, you can't afford to miss this and can't affordeveloping in essentially a breakfast joint. it is a popular one at that. two presidential candidates. a karl is newt gingrich still there. just left a second ago, neal. tommy stevenson. hosted presidential candidates and mosted republicans. it is a radition here and they put a new capter in the history book by what turned out not to be a candidates. they were scheduled to be here 10:45. i am hearing myself echo back. what is a unique occurence. mitt romney was 45 minutes early perhaps to avoid newt gingrich and he made remarks to a enthusiastic crowd. but his remarks signaled the preparedness for defeat tonight. he said it is going to be a long race. not only florida and south carolina. but colorado and nevada. he's talking about the long slog. it is a strategic view. they are hoping the organization will rise up and help and they have governor halle's to romney only stayed 15 and newt gingrich stayed 45 minutes and he said where's mitt and called out the rival and talked about how he

wife of news star don imus. obama is so lame you had to regurgitate. what do you think?e way, did you curse on the air today? >> i did not curse. >> sean: how many days in a row? >> two days, i had 72 days in. >> sean: we're starting all over. >> i have the chips today and i'm going to a meeting and give an extra chip for not swearing. >> sean: i'm trying to keep you out of trouble. >> which which is harder not drinking or not swearing? >> not swearing. >> when you get through doing that the mouth is hard to control. >> you get a drink you got to go to bar. >> i had enough of this. i say what i'm going to say. >> sean: so we've got barack obama, he to h all the old lines from the years gone by the same old blah, blah, blah. >> if i don't have this it will be one term opposition. >> four years later and i can't find a job why should they support him? >> people are out of work, 4 million people more out of work for more than a year. >> undue influence by obama campaign supporters, things are not going in the right direction. they are going in the wrong direction. >> i don'

buchanan and a fellow by the name of don imus, utter or write things that are condemned as racist, andof imus or the case of buchanan, taken off the air. is there a double standard? does msnbc make its decisions through the prism of race? >> i don't think there is a double standard in the classical sense because msnbc is close to being a communist channel. this is just outrageous. little by little, by little. they have moved all they support so far left and no one will touch al sharpton for making an anti-white comment. it will not happen. >> gregg: my question is if an african-american says something that is arguably racist, he doesn't get fired, he gets his own show. >> of course not. it is encouraged. >> gregg: all right. and i wouldn't say that all of their talent has moved to the left. i cite chris janson, right down the middle. thanks for your commentary. good to see you. >> thank you, gregg. >> heather: special guest for a homeless new york teenager. yesterday, samantha and her family they were offered a rent subsidized home. after officials on long island heard the girl's story

he will be joined by don imus and others. we'll talk to you later. >> also we want to talk about the fact since 1980, no republican has gone on to become the party's presidential nominee without clinching the primary that happens tonight. a pawmetto state win could cement him as front-runner but with the polls this week not leaning in mitt romney's direction,. we saw newt gingrich make amazing moves in the last 72 hours, many voters are predicting it's going to be very tight tonight. >> i can't say who is going to win but.... >> frankly i tell you i voted for mitt romney. i was very concerned about the very negative calls, ugly things he said. i don't like to hear the ugliness of any of it. that was disappointing. >> she is probably not alone in that. and more than delegates at stake. there is the momentum that candidate will pick up heading into florida. we are hearing about everybody's plans, rick santorum and all of them. newt gingrich is hoping to bounce back. also in new hampshire as the polls open this morning he was lo

>>guest: i have been on megyn's show a couple times and i have don imus, and i am doing now, "fox & friendsis putting the super bowl in new york city two years from now. have you checked the weather. seen it? >>dave: it will be exciting. i cannot wait for 2014 super bowl. but, the super bowl in indy i have patriots and giants and all i hear is patriots and giants is this the typical east coast bias? >>guest: no, they are the two teams right new in the conferences that are playing the best football. both of the teams right new are rising to the occasion and i expect the patriots win and i expect the giants to win and as a result, we will have a terrific super bowl. from a division marketing standpoint nbc which is televising they want a boston and new york sort of, the ratings would be through the roof. >>dave: enormous especially because of the patriots perfect season ending at the hands of the giants. i am happy for the guy that was going to be fired and now here he is a game away from the super bowl but on the flip side a potential matchup of brothers. can you imagine that story. >>guest: