>> karl? >> it's tough for all of them. they have been campaigning for a year and they have been exhausted and they are about ready to enter a brutal phase. george w. bush said the period from iowa through the time that he won the nomination was the toughest time of the entire 2000 campaign. some of them are airplanes as we speak, on the way to new hampshire. and they will be in a constant motion, lots of pressure, lots of decisions have to be made. you know, physically and mentally, it's as demanding as you can be in politics, even more than a general election because you are dealing with your own people and you are dealing with people whom you have come to in anymanyinances admire or are in close quarters with competitors. >> do we know if michigan won the sugar bowl? >> they did. >> they did. >> it over time. >> overtime! >> go, blue! >> you can see the excitement here at the table. >> whew. >> i'm excited. >> karl, joe, chris, thank you all so much. >> back with our panel for final thoughts. steve, bill and crifertin. k

>> i don't think that karl rove is taking my lead when it comes to ethics. that really hasn't been his calling card throughout his career in public service. no, what we're going to do is not give karl rove, the koch brother, the private equity guys supporting mitt romney any more advantages. they've already got hundreds of millions of dollars, we're not in the position of saying we're going to step aside and let you play by a different set of rules. >> but you guys are sitting here, mitt romney and barack obama. you're the proxies. you hadn't met before tonight, right? >> correct. >> even though you're technically you're in a full-on war. but why not just sit here and shake hands and say we're going to do it different. >> restore our future discloses and i would encourage you to do the same thing. >> i appreciate that, but as we discussed already, some of the seed money from your organization did not come from a disclosed donor. governor romney still benefits from hundreds of millions of dollars of undisclosed donations. we're not going to stand on the sidel

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. >> well, bill likes to use sort of the buzz word karl rove and and karl rove has nothing to do with our super pac. >> his his own, cross roads. >> that would be great if he did, but to my knowledge, he and cross roads are neutral. our super pac is in contrast to bill's group. everything we do is above board. we fully disclose our donors. >> every single donor. >> every single donor to restore our future is fully disclosed. >> early on, one of your first donations from the spawn corporation did not disclose and it wasn't until there was public pressure that we found out who was behind it, a former partner of governor romney's at bain capital, so maybe you've been pushed in the position, but maybe you ought to tell your political director, who will be dumps millions into this race on behalf of romney, that romney doesn't support donations from groups that don't disclose their donors. >> bill, you've cherry picked one example of the corporation where there was a mix up. yet, the reason that was came to light is because it was disclosed. you and the supporters of president obama do not

>> karl? >> it's tough for all of them.hey have been campaigning for a year and they have been exhausted and they are about ready to enter a brutal phase. george w. bush said the period from iowa through the time that he won the nomination was the toughest time of the entire 2000 campaign. some of them are airplanes as we speak, on the way to new hampshire. and they will be in a constant motion, lots of pressure, lots of decisions have to be made. you know, physically and mentally, it's as demanding as you can be in politics, even more than a general election because you are dealing with your own people and you are dealing with people whom you have come to in anymanyinances admire or are in close quarters with competitors. >> do we know if michigan won the sugar bowl? >> they did. >> they did. >> it over time. >> overtime! >> go, blue! >> you can see the excitement here at the table. >> whew. >> i'm excited. >> karl, joe, chris, thank you all so much. >> back with our panel for final thoughts. steve, bill and crifertin. kir

karl rove previews the speech. our count down and hannity starts right here, right now. >> sean: it was big weekend for the former speaker of the house newt gingrich who won the primary by a double-digit and romney came in second place and santorum and ron paul. but the battle for the nomination is just getting started as the candidates now set their sights on florida. ahead of that critical primary contest the former speaker is no longer simply calling his top rival. he labeling romney as a liberal. take a look. >> i think south carolinians was the first stated to understand how liberal governor romney he was as governor of massachusetts. he lost probably 15 to 20 points over the course of the two weeks as people realized he was pro-choice, pro gun control, pro tax increase and whole range of areas that despite his advertising and pretending, it's clear he was rough to south carolinians. >> sean: he is responding to his attacks that unleashes ad with newt's involvement with fraem fannie mae and freddie mac. >> new

dick morris, karl rove are here to tell you why. rnc chairmancnc chairman previs. with 41% right now undecided, have all the pundits just been guessing? could there be an iowa surprise tomorrow the there was in 2008. governor mike huckabee. he is here to go on the record tonight. that is ahead as we count down to the showdown in iowa. but first, rick perry wants the 41% undecided to convinc pi. he is pulling out the stops. took a 14-day bus tour across iowa and he joins us be des moines. good evening, sir. >> how are you. good evening. happy new year. >> greta: happy new year to you, too. would third or fourth place, would you consider that a win for you, sir? >> listen, we are in it to win it. that's like asking the dallas cowboys if they want to win the next football game? absolutely. anybody in this wants to win first place. i don't think anybody is running for second place. that is not the reason i got in it. iowanss are like texans. it's amazing last 14 days as we traveled across the state and hit the small towns and the big cities and talked to them about get

dick morris, karl rove are here to tell you why. rnc chairmancnc chairman previs. with 41% right now undecided, have all the pundits just been guessing? could there be an iowa surprise tomorrow the there was in 2008. governor mike huckabee. he is here to go on the record tonight. that is ahead as we count down to the showdown in iowa. but first, rick perry wants the 41% undecided to convinc pi. he is pulling out the stops. took a 14-day bus tour across iowa and he joins us be des moines. good evening, sir. >> how are you. good evening. happy new year. >> greta: happy new year to you, too. would third or fourth place, would you consider that a win for you, sir? >> listen, we are in it to win it. that's like asking the dallas cowboys if they want to win the next football game? absolutely. anybody in this wants to win first place. i don't think anybody is running for second place. that is not the reason i got in it. iowanss are like texans. it's amazing last 14 days as we traveled across the state and hit the small towns and the big cities and talked to them about get

. >> well, bill likes to use sort of the buzz word karl rove and and karl rove has nothing to do with our super pac. >> his his own, cross roads. >> that would be great if he did, but to my knowledge, he and cross roads are neutral. our super pac is in contrast to bill's group. everything we do is above board. we fully disclose our donors. >> every single donor. >> every single donor to restore our future is fully disclosed. >> early on, one of your first donations from the spawn corporation did not disclose and it wasn't until there was public pressure that we found out who was behind it, a former partner of governor romney's at bain capital, so maybe you've been pushed in the position, but maybe you ought to tell your political director, who will be dumps millions into this race on behalf of romney, that romney doesn't support donations from groups that don't disclose their donors. >> bill, you've cherry picked one example of the corporation where there was a mix up. yet, the reason that was came to light is because it was disclosed. you and the supporters of president obama do not

karl is there. and karl in >> hi. the gentleman you hear shouting behind me is speaker of the south carolina legislator bobby harold . he endorsed newt gingrich this week and brought a ground game and credited with what they are calling here, a land slide with one geological metaphor and tsunami if you would like a marine one. the newt gingrich campaign is riding high and they are themselves surprised by the breadth of the victory. we'll be introduced to newt in a moment. as we wait for the introduction to end and winner of thitate to come out. they are talking about his ability to wall off the south from mitt romney and clinchh the nomination on the strength of tonight's victryy. 41-26 percent as they continue to count and 50 percent victory far wider and exceeding the poll overperformance for newt gingrich with a victory. the winner of the first south primary. >> innocent it amazing. maybe you can turn around. times have changed. look at cameras and eye phones and trying to catch a glimpse of speaker newt gingrich,

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it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv.me of the movements that only dick cheney could manage. >> emcee rove. ♪ it's fun it to come to the dnc ♪ >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes. don't quit your day jobs, fellows. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy escape like president bush tried to do after this press conference. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he didn't even know where the door was. >> i was trying to escape. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spelling expertise in front of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. >> you write phonetically. there you go. >> there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, are you smarter than a fifth grader, dan. >> i guess he was wrong and i was right. >> and speaking of a gaf

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. >> chris wallace, and the strategist, karl rove and tripe. when we come back. lu? i don't trade on luck. i trade on fundamentals. analysis. information. i trade tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an account. ♪ >> welcome back to st. ansells college in beautiful manchester, new hampshire. what to expect tuesday with fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. i'd like to think that, roux with respect to the two of you, i have the best seat in the house with karl rove and joe tripe and this tuesday we'll do it all over again and let's hope, gentlemen we're not there until three in the morning again. karl, let me start with you, you both have run campaigns in new hampshire over the years and we've seen big swings coming out of iow

. >> karl rove, could you hand me that piece of paper? [chuckles] >> karl, through all the speeches by santorrum and perry, he has been working the computer, checking every district. this is what it has come dun to. it's obvious to me. but for those folk who is might not understand it. what have you come down with? what do you understand to be the case now? >> there are two precincts out. >> 2 of 274. >> one in clinton county, which is a county where romney leads santorrum and one in another county, where santorum leads romney. as you can see from the total, santorum leads 34 votes. >> and given the size of the districts and the margins -- >> there are -- there were 1104 voters in clinton four years ago and there were... 393 in kiokak county. but there are more in clinton. but are there enough to erase a 34-vote lead? >> and the answer is? >> probably not. maybe. but probably not. >> you are saying santorum -- >> but by the skin of his chine chin chin or mitt romney. look, he's won the evening in terms of the guy with the story. >> in any

. >> and we will have karl rove. he is saying he is not sure the attacks from newt gingrich are working and he needs to remember who got him here in the first place. take a listen. >> speaker gingrich was leading iowa with 32 percent of the vote, 33 percent, december 3rd and he ran fourth! to be sitting there lecturing about who could go on to the next stage, it is unpresidental. remember what put him in the lead, people thought he was the best debater because he was the most knowledgeable and they liked him and he had a big vision for the country but now he sounded like an angry politician: >> we have not had a debate since the middle of december and people thought that elevated newt gingrich to the level. great debate spills, so, tonight, this could, it was interesting all week how things happened but this weekend it could be the precursor for new hampshire and south carolina. >>dave: tonight and tomorrow morning. will he attack or stay positive as in the debate before and show his extensive knowledge of virtually

jonathan karl, abc news, panama city, florida. >> jon karl with the picture on the ground.ur thanks to jon tonight. i want to bring in our senior white house correspondent, jake tapper, in washington tonight. you're aware of this republican scorecard, if you will. take a look at this. when it comes to newt gingrich, the side opposing him is growing. you have bob dole, john mccain, and chris christie. supporting newt, although not formerly endorsed him, sarah palin all by herself. what is the establishment so worried about, jake? >> reporter: there's two things going on. mitt romney is, without question, the establishment candidate. he was the next in line, as was dole in 1996, as was mccain in 2008. he was the next in line for the nomination. many establishment republicans here in town in washington believe he has the best chance to defeat president obama. the other thing going on are those who served with gingrich and are worried, legitimately, about his discipline and ability to beat president obama. so, some of this is just business, same kind of endorsement attacks that

the architect karl rove is here with the answer.e's known for making controversial statements. >> i think he needs to get off the symbolic crack pipe. >> sean: tonight i go one-on-one with cornell westment and he says he's going to make a statement and he'll respond live to cornell west. and our countdown to election day continues. hannity starts right here, right now. last night governor romney scored an impressive victory. and the campaign battles on, this time in south carolina, ap the rest of the field try to catch up to the front runner and some are targeting governor romney's business background and the head bain capital and rick abouterry had this to stay last night on the special edition of hannity. >> there's a real difference between venture capitalism and vulture. venture capitalism we like and vulture capitalism. no. the fact of the matter, he's going to have to face up to this sometime or another and south carolina is goo-goo good a place as any. >> and blaming president obama's class warfare rhetoric for blurring the l

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karl was on the set and the surviving airmen who were in their 90s. >> they were there. >> it is like gooding sit up straight. it was a little bit of that stuff but you makes you stay focused on the truth because that is what we do as actors try to find the truth of the moment. >> mike: did you look at those guys with emotion. >> every day. >> mike: and what they did and what they put up with. growing up in the deep south i saw first hand what people put up with. i look back and i marvel that there was the courage and the determination and the per severance that people who went through a racism that i don't think most people can even comprehend and stood their ground and persevered and as a result today we are not a perfect world by any stretch but a better world. >> that's right. >> mike: i don't know. your career wouldn't be this successful without the people like that. >> absolutely. they say we would rather die in the skies over berlin fighting nor our country than come back and face the racism that is still evident. it is true. you see the things that they did. essentially kicked

from the republican establishment, karl rove, rush limbaugh thee guys are saying enough is enough. this is an act of self indulgence enormous, and an act of complete self-centered mancal behavior by newt gringrich. >> you're going to be here tomorrow night with me and we'll enjoy the "countdown" from the florida primary when we look ahead, when you look at february there are six races. nevada, colorado minnesota maine, arizona and michigan. mitt romney won five out of six of those in 2008. so it looks like-- >> well, look, i presume so, and let's face it, newt gringrich if he had an appeal maybe past tense given all the back and forth, it was going to be south carolina. everybody understood that. and to come back and-to-one mistake. what is the rule in politics never play defense. mitt romney played defense throughout the entire week leading up to south carolina. he said, guys, i blew it. he has been playing offense since then. he'll continue to play offense. newt gringrich is on defense. i don't see where in this back and forth in a tactical level that newt gringrich emergeses. >>

thanks so much to jon karl reporting in tonight. >>> and tonight, the city famous for its rain, bracing for a snowstorm. so powerful, it's expected to blast records that have stood for more than a quarter century. abc's neal karlinsky is standing watch for us tonight. >> reporter: when it comes to snow in the pacific northwest, it doesn't take much to cause chaos. and they're now bracing for an entire year's worth of winter in just one day. already in the past few days, just a few inches have sent cars spinning. >> i've been driving a truck for 16 years. and this is the first time i ever spun out. it's slick. very slick. >> reporter: which is why seattle is on high alert for a full-scale disaster. tomorrow could see a foot of snow or more, twice as much in just a few hours as the city usually gets in an entire year. at seattle's emergency operations center today, the man in charge didn't mince words. >> yeah. it can be very challenging for us tomorrow. can we deliver critical services? that's one of the big objectives we have. >> reporter: the city has a history of grinding to a halt wi

the end of the day the political system rewards complacency so to talk solutions let's bring back in karl denninger blogger and radio host of the market ticker and author of the book leverage how cheap money will destroy the world and karl i'm really curious what incentives at all do politicians have to not lie about things like you know deficit spending in order to get elected and what incentive do they have to do anything about us to school problems. absolutely none and what you've seen from barack obama appears to be an acceleration of what george bush did but in fact he's just following the geometric series that we've done over the last thirty years so we didn't change anything and that's the problem at the end of the day is that this is the nature of geometric functions everybody learns about them in about the eighth grade the united states and yet we all forget about them as soon as we go into public office because you can't buy votes if you don't promise to spend what he's told have it nobody likes higher taxes and at the end of the day the government.

jon karl, you were talking with newt gingrich tonight. he's got a smile on his face. but he has a strategy tonight. >> no doubt, you'll see an entirely different gingrich than what you've seen on the other debates. much feistier. he believes mitt romney has gotten a free pass in this campaign and intended to end that tonight. >> rick santorum intends to do the same. >> absolutely. this is the first debate where he expects more attention. he expects more air time, more attention than any other debate. he intends to use it to show that he is the one who is the conservative alternative to mitt romney. >> jon karl, i'll see you in the debate hall as we all watched. we want to show the latest polling numbers first in new hampshire. from our debate partners at wmurtv. mitt romney far ahead of the pack with 44% in new hampshire. more than double his closest rival, ron paul and south carolina, mitt romney is quickly moving to 37%. and in every election since 1980, the gop winner in south carolina has gone on to win the nomination. i spoke to voters in new hampshire, asking wh