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republicans will play ball, except then you have people like newt gingrich and this what is newt gingrich morning on "morning joe." let's take a listen. >> no house republican should be bamboozled into this idea that the only person that has a mandate is barack obama. the house republicans have a mandate. it's fundamentally different than obama's mandate. they would be well put not to try to cut a deal with obama but to say paul ryan is going to bring forth a solution to the fix, we're going to gather votes for it. i guarantee you you'll have a democratic substitute and if you can get enough republicans to vote for it, terrific. >> if only the americans can see the look of befudslement and confusion when newt gingrich says things like no house republican should be bamboozled into this idea. bamboozled into this idea that the president just won re-election and the senate is still firmly in democratic hands. >> right. what he's basically saying is, to rank and file republicans vote with your district and forget about the phone call that john boehner had with all of you folks saying get in l

speaker gingrich, good to meet you, mrs. gingrich, we'll be right back with the forecast. >>> welcome back. people across the mid altantaic are learning hard lessons about the recent superstorm including bruce la shan. he is in a living nightmare trying to rebuild his home after a tree nearly cut it in half. >> i am learning a lot about how to come back, after a huge huge tree nearly destroyed my home and i am hoping what i have learned will help other people. a week ago, i lived in a forest of poplars, but all around the neighborhood now, the chain saws are buzzing, the cranes are lifting the logs out of people's backyard. my neighbors are all scared that what happened to me might happen to them. and so they're taking out this tree now. later in the afternoon, this one will come down. luckily, my wife had decided to ride out the storm down in the basement, because this was my bedroom. this crisis has convinced me that my friends and neighbors are the best ever. they helped me move into this house just a few blocks away. my

newt gingrich's baggage. newt has more baggage than the airlines.ddie mac helped cause the economic collapse, but gingrich cashed in. freddie mac paid newt $30,000 an hour. $1.6 million. gingrich not only teamed up with nancy pelosi on global warming, but together they co-sponsored a bill that gave $60 million a year to a u.n. program supporting china's brutal one-child policy. >> you know there's been a lot of discussion in my head whether ads work in primary elections. people have made up their mind, no ad's going to change their mind. >> primaries -- yeah, in primaries, they are deadly, particularly in republican primaries. and that ad in particular for newt gingrich was devastating because it hit -- it was the kitchen sink. it threw it all in there. >> what did it say about him that they didn't like? >> it said that, you know, he's an insider. >> washington pal. >> he's a washington pal. >> yeah. >> look, he even pals around with nancy pelosi. didn't we just fire her? >> didn't you see those loving looks that they managed to work with the camera

newt gingrich, thank you so much. speaker newt gingrich.k is $ 6cdr$erfa  Ç @ h"h"/2l1e[,xn! xçññ@ >> stephen: that's it for the "report (cheers and applause). >> jon: hey, everybody, welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. good a good one tonight. from "saturday night live", the very funny jason sudeikis is going to be joining us later. it was just one week ago tonight that barack obama won reelection to the presidency ending a heated political campaign and hopefully setting the stage for the healing that this country so desperately needs. >> the white house has received online petitions from not so proud americans in 20 states who would like to secede from the union. (laughter) wait! i'm not sure exactly which 20 states those are or which people in those 20 state bus i think i can best express how i feel about these states and people in the word of the great william wonka. >> (flatly) stop, don

newt gingrich was the biggest threat.e is a romney supporting ad destroying newt. >> you know what makes barack obama happy, newt gingrich's baggage? he has more baggage than the airlines. freddie mac helped cause the xlik collapse. gingrich paid in. they paid him $36,000 an hour, $1.6 million. he teamed up with nancy pelosi on global warning and together they co-sponsored a bill supporting china's brutal one-child policy. >> there has been a lot of discussion in my head about whether ads work in general elections. no ad is going to change their mind. >> in primaries, they are deadly, particularly in republican primaries. that ad in particular for newt gingrich was devastating. >> didn't you see the loving looks. >> real quick on that. i would have pivot off of that caption of him and nancy together. that's what the people are looking for, that partnership, working, getting things done. they were talking about global warning. >> the other thing about that ad, it was symbolic of the entire mitt romney campaign strategy in

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newt gingrich was the biggest threat, they destroyed him. here's a romney supporting ad destroying newt. >> know what makes barack obama happy? newt gingrich's baggage. newt has more baggage than the airlines. freddie mac helped cause the economic collapse but gingrich cashed in. freddie mack paid newt $30,000 an hour, $1.6 million. gingrich not only teamed up with nancy pelosi on global warming, but together, they cosponsored a bill that gave $60 million a year to a u.n. program supporting china's brutal one child policy. >> there's been discussion in my head and everywhere else about where ads work an election. no ad will change their mind. those ads out there -- >> primaries, they are deadly. and particularly in republican primaries and that ad in particular, for newt gingrich, buzz devastating because it hit -- it was the kitchen sink. it threw it all in there. >> what did it say about him? >> it said, you know, he's an insider, a washington pal. >> yeah. >> and he even pals around with nancy pelosi. isn't we just fire her? >> the loving

i think history has documented the fact that new gingrich came to the meeting. everyone thought he was going to join in the rose garden and he did not. the president announces the agreement. it goes to a vote i believe in early october and is defeated by a coalition of conservative republicans and liberal democrats. the president is committed to have a package. we sit down again this time recognizing that we probably have to negotiate a package that is more favorably inclined to the democrats because there is no way we can get less taxes if you will then we got in the first package. we negotiate an agreement which in my opinion was far less good than the first package. the new agreement did touch tax rates. in fact it shifted i believe about $30 billion of a savings. if $30 billion from the spending side to the revenue side so that the final numbers i believe look like 350,000,000,140 to 140 billion in revenue. roughly 2.25, 2.5 ratio. but we did have to yield on tax rates today in exchange for that, we did get a cap on capital gains at 28%. let me talk a little

let me start with you, speaker gingrich.ational security risk to have your cia director involved in an extramarital affair? >> i think petraeus concluded and i think he's right that he couldn't be effective. i mean i think what he did is -- >> you don't think it was because he got caught. >> well, that's what made him ineffective. i think by definition if something had remained secret it would remain secret. >> but the president actually spent 24 hours thinking about it. >> but i think petraeus in offering his resignation was communicating that he didn't think he could lead the cia. he didn't think he could deal with the congress and that he would be consumed, much better off to have people saying, gee, he's a great patriot. isn't it a pity he's gone than people saying why isn't he gone? from his perspective he would have been in a very, very difficult position if he stayed in office. >> he thought he was going to get away with it. it seems to me. he agoage noed to to the fbi the affair and went on a six-nation tour to the r

speaker gingrich, what happened here?ion is that management and labor reached an impasse. the union preferred killing the company to accepting what they thought was a bad deal and the management preferred killing the company to accepting what -- >> look who is shaking his head. is that any surprise. >> i see the comings of twinkiegate here. failed to adapt. you bankrupt your company. you triple your salary as the ceo, then you blame it on the workers. i mean, what about that sign that says the buck stops here? all these workers were doing what they were being told to do and now they're being blamed for a bankruptcy. come on. this is not the kind of leadership you want to see in corporate america. we need folks who are going to stand up and say we're ready to adapt. don't blame your workers. your workers did exactly what they were supposed to do. >> take that, speaker gingrich. >> eight years, as of the 2004 bankruptcy, the workers took wage and benefit cuts. it wasn't enough. the ceo gave himself a 300% raise. look, this

. >> newt gingrich? >> newt gingrich i think is going to be joining us. >> that's not his future future. that's his near future. >> that is his future. >> one point what erick said. the republican party has hispanic leaders but don't have many hispanic followers. >> the republican caucuses have been putting pressure on those republican and hispanic leaders to fall in line with them not the other way around. >> still to come this morning he predicted just days ago that mitt romney would carry more than 300 electoral votes but the former house speaker newt gingrich was kind of wrong on that one. he joins us live with how the republican party can now recover from this big loss. that's straight ahead. >> i'm ben wedeman in cairo. news of barack obama's victory came too late to make it into the morning papers here in the egyptian capital. this, in fact, was the only newspaper with the american president on its cover, and it does say that obama is approaching victory. in his attempt for a second term. most egy

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get me gingrich. well booked, today's show. well booked. age-old story. boy meets girl. boy marries her. boy gets promoted. boy bangs underling. nothing more, nothing less or is there in >> this was announced three days after the presidential election. was it held? >> when was the white house told? you just have to wonder what the heck is this? >> to be told on tuesday at 5:00 p.m. of election day which is the story now. frank he loo it doesn't pass the smell test. >> jon: it has a yucky smell. conspiracy number one. the f.b.i. held back the petraeus affair story to prevent obama from losing the election. why we tray us' affair would have had any impact on the election i'm not sure. the point is if only a republican had known about this prior to election day. >> house majority leader eric cantor said an f.b.i. employee told him in october about the petraeus affair. >> jon: oh. the real question is, why is eric cantor protecting the president? why? conspiracy one down. why would the administration want to take out petraeus now? >> this is highly sus spush us in its timing

we put that question to former house speaker newt gingrich. >> i do think the problems we face are so large that it's irresponsible for the two governing parties to just start out by saying let's have four years of gridlock. they should at least try to find is there a common ground which is compatible with the values of both republicans and democrats that at least moves the ball forward 50% even if neither side gets 100% of what they want. >> newt gingrich and his wife callista were here during our noon news to promote their two new books. >>> there is a lot of talk today about a video just released by president obama's campaign and it features a rare emotional moment from the president who we all know is known for keeping it cool. >> because what you guys have done and the work that i'm doing is important. i'm really proud of that. i'm really proud of all of you and -- and what you have done. [ cheering and applause ] >> was that a tear or two from president obama? i think it was as he thanked his mostly young campaign staff after they helped him get reelected this week. >>> a manhun

you saw it when newt gingrich first came in. mark my words, when this is all over, we both understand politics, all those house and senate members, they're going to start saying hey, man, i no longer have an obligation to stick with the right of my party to say we're going to defeat this guy. he's there four more years, let's get something done. i really believe you'll see movement. >> the election is in hours from now. nobody knows what is going to happen. you had finegan here, your granddaughter. take a minute and explain the history of this election, what it is going to mean in going one direction or the other, what is the big stake here? >> she's asked the question. the big stake is whether or not we decide that there are a few people, powerful people, good people, but powerful people, economically, politically in every other way who are the ones enlightened to make the decisions about the country. or do you have any faith in the people that we grew up with? i really mean it. that is the fundamental difference. they don't th

joining me now former house speaker newt gingrich. welcome for our last encounter before this election that seems to have been gone on for about 30 centuries. >> it has been a long marathon, but i think it's the american process and it's a pretty good way to vet people who want to be president. >> when you see barack obama on fire, as he has been the last few days campaigning at his best, do you feel slightly fortunate that you're not the guy that doesn't have to beat him tomorrow? >> oh, no, i would have loved to have debated him. the first debate was probably one of the most one-sided debate in 50 years. so if mitt wins tomorrow, he will have earned it. but it would have been fun and i would have loved to have offered an alternative vision to the up employment, high cost of gasoline and total chaos in benghazi that the president offers. >> where do you think we could be in for some shocks tomorrow specifically? >> i think we have two parallel universes that are very, very different. you have an elite universe captured in the polls a

you remember that money he gave to gingrich? do you know what he did with it? he devastate the romney in the primaries, making him unpopular in the first place ads about bain. he made a whole movie called king of bain. this is what adelson's money brought to the republican party. >> mitt romney, the king and c.e.o. of bain capitol his mission, to reap massive rewards for himself and his investors. >> mitt romney, them guys, theyy n't care w w i am. >> you going to be on the hit list. you know that. >> he took foreign seed money from latin america and began exploiting dozens of american businesses. >> they fire people, cut benefits. >> that was a gingrich ad, an ad adelson paid for. they built their own coffin. how's that for awesome? they grossly misspent their money. a quote from "the new york times": >> oh, that's interesting. so you great businessman wound up paying so much more. there might be a reason behind this. kevin drum explains in mother jones: >> aha! there we have it. the guys who ran all these super packs, take a cut a commission, you lose the ele

newt gingrich can say he's an african in terms of his temperament and ideas.l part of this continuum that mitt romney has not said no to. >> read michael smerconish's column today. it is along these lines. it is brilliantly written. it got him into trouble with people that don't agree. because it's true. up next, we're learning that governor chris christie was possibly ticked off by being strung along for being mitt romney's running mate. who would put out a story like that? it was said, he only did it because he was jilted at the alter. he was dumped because he fell in love with paul ryan. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ birds chirping ] are you sure you can fit in there? [ chuckles ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] around view monitor with bird's-eye view. nice work. [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ >>> just two days before election, we have the latest polling on some senate races. let's check the "hardball" score board. in massachusetts, warren has

newt gingrich. i got news for you newt gingrich is not in congress anymore.ays you don't have to be a member of the body to be a speaker. to be fair to louis that's true. when is the last time someone was not a member of congress and became speaker of the house? yeah, that would be never. you need someone to second that nomination for it to go forward. before that second came in, of course, newt gingrich jumped in and said this. >> you're going to be the nominee. >> i want to be the nominee. i want to be the nominee. >> cenk: guess what! it turns out he was wrong again. nobody seconded the nomination. how awesomely embarrassing is that? there are several hundred republicans and then after that awkward moment passed, they voted for boehner. he won overwhelmingly and got a standing ovation. louis, get in there. get in the middle of the ring you dumb ass. that's tyt elbow of the day on louis gohmert for not requesting that a guy who is not in congress might not be the best choice for speaker of the house. what an unbelievable doofus. that's the show for tonight.