herman cain. (cheers and applause) now i urge south carlinians to vote for me by voting for herman cain. and when all the votes were counted, we came in number 1 percent. whooo! we are the 1%. (applause) eat it, others and statistical anomolies. we made it to integers. and folks, the colbert bump is reconfirmed. herman cain got only 45 votes in iowa, and 160 votes in new hampshire but in south carolina he raked in a massive 6,324 votes. (cheers and applause) that is more than perry, huntsman and bachmann combined. that means we beat everyone who was no longer trying to win. (laughter) but folks, now that the results are in, i have a major announcement to make. i will give the other networks a moment to break into their programming to carry this live. (laughter) that ought to do it. okay. my fellow americans of south carolina, while your turnout on saturday was historic, unfortunately, and no one could have predicted this, herman cain did not win the south carolina primary. so it is with a heavy he

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they have to pick a herman cain who most african-americans disagree with.etting white suburban voters. they have a substantial share of the white vote. that's where they will go. i don't see why or what good it necessarily does them. >> you hit on something most people -- i think you have got it. i'm not knocking it, to try to shame themselves as not racist. to pick something that suggests to white suburbanites. white suburban women don't top the vote for a racist party. they want to be known as nice people. >> karl rove strategy. they just need to skim the top. >> but you can have the women vote against you. >> it is going to be a logger aspect. when the whites say sooner or later it will come. you might as well get the logger ready to circle the wagons. >> you mentioned the fe mall governors. she has the best job in america because she is on the playoff committee. condi rice will get a lot of look because she is an african american woman. >> you know who is ahead of that is rollins. when the seat opened up and basically ready to fill it in. she would stil

anyone was watching could tell that herman cain, mitt romney, and newt gingrich were different. you could tell that none of them were ronald reagan. when you come here, spend an hour at one of these conferences, it is apparent who the truest keepers of ronald reagan's legacy are. they have been the most faithful guardians. that is incredibly important because orwell was correct when he said who controls the past controls the future. here, five decades after he gave that speech, we need to make sure that we actually learn the serious ideas that he put forward and remember them. five decades after he made his political debut, is he still relevant? i think it is time we ask ourselves if we had the freedoms by our founding fathers. he said there is no peace on the world when one americans dying for us. , he said. we talked about the senator criticizing the constitution, he could have been talking about any of the mouth breathers on msnbc. reagan's ideas still reach us today because they were not just current. there is a of statistics in his speech. he talks about numbers on the farm

herman cain will do this. up on ld put a fence read the border, and when the mexicans touch it, put a sign up there that says this will kill you if you touch it. when they touch it, it will kill their hind ends. we need someone in this office this here that will stop pickle and bull crap race that is going on in this country. every time these white thugs we l one of our officers, did the president of the united states sending everybody in the back somebody other than the officers that are defending themselves. you look right here in -- the christian family. cut k people killed them, them into pieces, and stuff them into a garbage can. black people. we don't see noel sharpton down here saying one word about that. are killed, white people -- we don't see nobody protesting in the streets. just like outside of ferguson, the guy pulled a gun on the officer. the officer did what he or i or anybody else would have done. he shot his hind end. host: and this is lori in california. hi, lori. caller: hi. i have to agree

he is the founder and ceo of a subscription-based online video platform could sarah palin -- herman cainis a big personality. >> he has a loyal following could i know that for sure. you watched "the interview." your big take away from this is? >> it is a phenomenal opportunity for independent film makers. not so much for studios. i don't think this is a seismic shift for big studios because big studios spend huge money on their movies and they have to recoup huge money. you look at "the hobbit," which cost $250 million to make, and they have taken in $550 million so far worldwide, compared to "the interview," which has taken in $15 million. if you are a big studio that thinks big -- >> obviously, big studios are thinking international. >> right. you look at the ticket price online. it is basically cut at least in half. it costs you seven dollars to rent "the interview," but everyone in your family can watch it. you can watch it with your spouse. you would be paying eight dollars apiece for a ticket. instead, both of you can watch it for seven dollars, or your whole family. all of a sudde

herman cain was living the republican primary at one point and got knocked down.ingrich was leading in 2012. everybody leads at some point. iowa was rick santorum. it's who goes into iowa or new hampshire or south carolina and come out of those not killed off enough. the majority of the candidates will be knocked out and they will be a real battle on this which is like the southeastern conference which can be incredibly fascinating. host: you also served as the get out the vote director. liz chatterton was a board member of the executive for the american association of political consultants. they're here to take your questions and comments this morning as we have our political roundtable for the next 45 minutes or so. illinois on our line for republicans, good morning. caller: good morning i would just like to say that i don't know who participated in this cnn poll or if they announce it to the public. i think it would have turned out differently. if the powers that be want to make jeb bush the republican candidate, they obviously want to throw the presidency back

then you have folks like herman cain never elected and making a huge splash and frankly the republican party and the chairman are taking a number of steps to limit the debates and change primary dates to make the convention and these little things to make it more likely that republicans won't repeat the whole clown car campaign that we've seen the last two cycles. i would really encourage people if you are not serious about running and winning, don't run. i would love to see a situation where you don't have these people running for a cable news show getting in the race just to make a name for themselves. as i said in that column i mean, have five or six of the most serious top tier candidates across the ideological spectrum. i think rand paul could really bring something to the debate about whether or not we should be to interventionist and i think you have people like chris christie and scott walker who have governing experience versus the legislatures. the thing of having 20 candidates is another disaster waiting to happen. >> matt before we let you go. i need you to clarify one thin

herman cain was living the republican primary at one point and got knocked down.ude gingrich was leading in 2012. everybody leads at some point. iowa was rick santorum. it's who goes into iowa or new hampshire or south carolina and come out of those not killed off enough. the majority of the candidates will be knocked out and they will be a real battle on this which is like the southeastern conference which can be incredibly fascinating. host: you also served as the get out the vote director. liz chatterton was a board member of the executive for the american association of political consultants. they're here to take your questions and comments this morning as we have our political roundtable for the next 45 minutes or so. illinois on our line for republicans, good morning. caller: good morning i would just like to say that i don't know who participated in this cnn poll or if they announce it to the public. i think it would have turned out differently. if the powers that be want to make jeb bush the republican candidate, they obviously want to throw the presidency