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they're going to show up on tuesday. >> rick lazio, on the other hand, a whole bunch of polls before last night's debate show mitt taking an eight or nine-point lead. my guess is after the debate he is going to be a 12 to 15% lead. let me ask you as the season's political professional, which you are, if mitt wins florida, is the nomination his? >> i think he'll have huge momentum coming out of florida when he wins it. and i do believe he'll win it. he had an outstanding debate performance last night. strong, confident, took it to the speaker, newt gingrich. made the case for capitalism and free enterprise, which a lot of people have been waiting for, for the investor community, for why people who are investors are good for america in creating jobs, expanding factories, creating growth. that's the mitt romney story. here is a guy with experience who has done it before. he'll be an entrepreneur taking to it a career politician and barack obama. and you've got to believe in the end that's going to be a very strong matchup. >> let me play another clip from last night's debate, because th

clip of hillary with bill clinton talking about the infidelitys and asked her in the debate with rick lazio if she regretted misleading the public because she said she believed her husband. that backfireed on tim rusert. so badly. it made hillary clinton look like a victim. like she was torn apart. it doesn't help them. >> bob: gingrich made territory up in every debate taking on the press. not one of the others have picked up that that is not way to go. >> eric: very important point. a guy who has been accused of adultery and he is getting standing ovation. and mitt romney, who is, you know, he is pretty clean. he's getting booed for his treatment of his taxes. >> dana: he admitted to the adultery and asked forgiveness for it. he is not accused of it. the story of the day -- >> eric: i want to play it, because here is him responding to the accusation. >> the story is false. every personal friend i had that knew us in that period knew it was false. we offered several to abc to prove it was false. they weren't interested because they'd like to attack any republican. they are attacking the go

. >> when hillary went against rick lazio, he did not want to release had his taxes.sent a character dressed like uncle sam saying i want your taxes, release your taxes. and he went from the position of i'm not going to do it, to a week or two of this constant conversation of why not release the taxes and then finally he released them after wasting a fair amount of time. some candidates have done it and the president has, so his opponent has. and i think that obviously this will continue to be an issue until he does it or he finds a new or better way of talking about it that previously we have not heard. >> the other candidate that did it was governor romney's father who released 12 years office them and said if you only release one year it can be a lie. can he stand against the example of his father? >> i would like to take a minute and talk about all the daddy issues going on in this campaign. the big issue is that he did not own the moment in the way that we were just talking about newt gingrich owning it. it has less to do with whether or not he is transparent wit

congressman rick lazio was the chair of the housing sub committee while i was speaker and said i nevero do anything for them. i backed all of his reform ideas. the "new york times" said one time i went to the house, i told them to vote no, to vote against giving them any money. the only time, only published article from freddie mac i said they needed more regulation. so i think if we explained that and explained that i didn't get $1,600,000 any more than romney got gross revenue of bain. i got $35,000 a year and the rest went to staff, offices and overhead for all the things a company does. when people look at $35,000 a year and they look at the strategic advice and realize my only act as a citizen was to say don't give them the moneys for them to reform themselves they have a new understanding of the issue. that is the ad we should have run a week ago. >> sean: mr. speaker, two interesting things that you have said recently. one is you think that barack obama should forfeit his salary this year; meaning, as president. another thing is you would consider governor palin possibly to be y

congressman rick lazio was the chair of the housing sub committee while i was speaker and said i nevero do anything for them. i backed all of his reform ideas. the "new york times" said one time i went to the house, i told them to vote no, to vote against giving them any money. the only time, only published article from freddie mac i said they needed more regulation. so i think if we explained that and explained that i didn't get $1,600,000 any more than romney got gross revenue of bain. i got $35,000 a year and the rest went to staff, offices and overhead for all the things a company does. when people look at $35,000 a year and they look at the strategic advice and realize my only act as a citizen was to say don't give them the moneys for them to reform themselves they have a new understanding of the issue. that is the ad we should have run a week ago. >> sean: mr. speaker, two interesting things that you have said recently. one is you think that barack obama should forfeit his salary this year; meaning, as president. another thing is you would consider governor palin possibly to be y

rick lazio was chairman of the finance subcommittee for four years he said i never once asked him fornything. and "the new york times" reported in 2008 that i spoke to republicans in the house and said do not vote for any money for freddie mac or fannie mae so i actually was against giving them any money. this strikes me as the opposite of that. >> rick santorum called you a friend but a high-risk candidate. mitt romney is questioning you. and your surrogates have gone further, chris christie has called awe an embarrassment. is there any way for you to put this issue of temperament to rest? >> well, first of all, i think you're going to see the establishment go wild in the next week or two. the idea of a gingrich presidency actually changing washington, my ignoring all thele powers that be. i have no ties to goldman sachs, the backing of romney. i think they're very frightened of the idea of jane win outer. with the reagan populist conservative and i have for my whole career. you talk to tony dolan, the reagan speechwriter. you talk to reagan's national security adviser, you talk to m

rick lazio, chairman of the housing committee and congressman j.c.the freddie mac watch committee for seven years. both of them had said flatly they were never approached by me. so his charge, it's untrue. he knows it's untrue. and he's saying it out of pure desperation. i find that sad as a way to run for president. >> you know the format of our show. we're up against a break. real quick, do you think this was mitt romney's night last night? >> not much. i think watching some desperate guy throw wild punches doesn't get him close to the prz -- presidency. people want stability. a people who will lie to you to get a job will lie to keep the job. people got a see to see how desperate mitt romney is. >> we'll get to see another debate coming up thursday night before everybody votes in florida. thanks for being here this morning. >> good to be with you. >> the florida primary is one week from today. >> january 31st. coming up, though, senator rick santorum was also pretty good last night. he'll join us in a few minutes. >> plus the secret government pla

mark lazio produced a reform bill in 1996 that we passed against the opposition liberals. he said he always supported my reform efforts and i never mentioned fannie mae and freddie mac. in my public role, i think i was very clear about what i was doing. it is important to understand that as a private adviser, had they come to me -- every time somebody said to me here is what is happening -- it was not obvious before 2007 -- i would say this is unsustainable. the study economic history, it is clearly not possible to do this. a good friend of mine is a successful investor. he was describing the grounds of the japanese palace have the same value as the state of florida. i said that as a bubble. he sold everything he had in japan before the crash and he has liked me ever since. it is not hard to figure out when things are out of whack that they are not sustainable. >> you used to support the education department. you have a long list of education ideas, reform ideas, one of which is pell grants for k-12. then you say you're going to shrink the education department as small as