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>> andrea: likely. >> bob: i think you're right. >> andrea: but there is a good shot because of evangelicals in minnesota and missourian come out of this saying i won three of the last eight contests. get a little fundraising boost to help going for super tuesday. romney has to win colorado. i'll say that. >> bob: are you excited about tonight? >> greg: i'm trying to make a point in minnesota, i don't think it matters. the only state that reagan didn't carry. >> bob: did you have to say that? >> greg: that was directed at you. they elected jesse ventura, who was a professional golfer. >> andrea: hey, you have a wrestling fan. >> eric: what happened to mondale? >> bob: we got extra votes when we needed them. don't get into that. statue of limitations is over. a lot of things could happen. this will be decided in the upper minut -- upper midwest. all the states from pennsylvania to minnesota could be in place. what is interesting about this, the race is kicked around so much that for romney to say he is a prohibitive front runner and he doesn't win the states is embarrassment for the guy. don't you? >> eric: none of us

bob schieffer about what it all means. >>> also, wild weather strikes the nation's heartland. deadly tornadoes across kansas and missouri, while a major blizzard heads east. >>> i'm gayle king. there are new questions over what prompted an ohio teenager to kill three other students. we'll talk with the parents of one of the victims. >>> i'm erica hill. many eyes following a debris field floating across the pacific heading towards the u.s. >>> plus, actor don cheadle

bob: big story tonight, the santorum sweep. rick santorum winning in three states yesterday. colorado, minnesota, missouri.oks like his strategy i is comparing romney to obama. >> they have the contracts to make barack obama the issue in the race and not our candidate who is in respects the big issues of the day, just where obama is. >> bob: i have been around presidential politics for 30 years. it woke this morning and when i heard this, this shocked me. i got to tell you, i was just taken aback. >> greg: then you walked home. >> bob: then i went home. i saw you on the way. andrea, who is hurt more here? mitt romney or gingrich? >> andrea: they both get hurt. because look, they were fighting over the conservative vote. santorum and gingrich. but i think it hurts romney more. because now he has to fight a three-headed monster. gingrich isn't going to get out of this. it will be santorum, gingrich and it will be president obama and the democrats that are already taking shots. the republican primary i think will look like david and goliath, where romney has the organization, he has the money but he is fighti

missouri, all hold caucuses over the next nine days. do the other candidates have a shoot or is the whole deal all done except for the voting? bob grunbolt is a republican advisor back to share his insights with us. last time we chatted mitt romney was on his way to south carolina and i think he used a phrase if he finds a way to lose it. he did but are there any other stumbling blocks out there for mitt romney? >> in this season, economist a seesaw up and down, the answer is yes. however, with his organization resources, his financial resources it's tough to see in the next couple weeks where he could stumble. he goes to nevada which he won big time in 2008. he has maine which is in his backyard and you have minnesota where he's very strong, missouri where newt is not even on the ballot in missouri. he didn't get enough signatures. so the first place where i see he could trip up again could be super tuesday, but that's not until march. >> wow. you know, you get the sense at least for now a lot of republican voters have gotten past whatever problems they had with mitt romney and they're saying okay, this is probably our guy. >>

that are democrats from missouri like claire mccaskill, tester, the candidate to run in ben nelson's seat to take an uncomfortable position. >> kimberly: pivotal campaign issue. >> bobink it will get 60 in the senate? >> andrea: i do. >> bob: it could be vetoed. >> kimberly: i don't think president obama anticipated he would get this reaction. >> andrea: how bad of a visual vetoing that -- >> bob: you think it's bad at it is. it's not comfortable all the way around for a lot of people. i think biden will exercise some influence here and there will be a way out. >> kimberly: somebody better do something fast. i'm telling you, like the nature channel around here from the crickets, crickets, crickets. obama is not saying anything about it. >> greg: the real issue is the economy. finally obama has good news. and he is wasting time on this. this is what an ideal logg looks like -- idealogue looks like. >> eric: there it is. there it is. >> bob: let me finish saying this. this is something that to us is absolutely sacrosanct. it goes beyond what dolan says. >> kimberly: birth control pills? >> bob: am with's right to have access to this is not a right, it's not a quality.

bob ehrlich. he told votetories relax. -- [indiscernible] >>> can mitt romney maintain his momentum or will it be another big surprise in the republican primary season? voters will be weighing in in minnesota, missouri and colorado today. all three states hold what are called nominating contests but no delegates are up for grabs. >> polls show governor romney ahead in colorado but rick santorum holds the lead in minnesota and he has a chance of beating romney in missouri where newt gingrich isn't even on the ballot. >> reporter: a crowd of about 3,000 cheered mitt romney in colorado monday night just hours before that state's caucuses. >> that is quite a welcome. >> reporter: romney is the favorite to win the state. he blasted the president's health care plan which requires church operated hospitals and clinics to provide birth control and morning after pills to their employees. >> this is a violation of conscience. we must have a president who is willing to protect america's first right, a right to worship god according to the dictates of our own conscience. >> reporter: he campaigned in minnesota monday night. he took aim at the president's extension of unemployment benefits which can be claimed f

missouri holds a nonbinding primary. all together about 180 delegates are at stake. bob cusack is managinged tore of "the hill."h those races one by one, mitt romney expected to do pretty well in nevada, right, bob. >> yeah he won there big last tphaoeupl last time, heavy more money population. it will be a big night for mitt romney. jon: colorado. >> it is shaping up very nicely for mitt romney the next month until possibly super tuesday. newt gingrich is going to struggle in the contests. he's going to focus on a specific state, minnesota now. mitt romney has the momentum. he needs to stay on the offense. after new hampshire he went on defense, that didn't work in south carolina. he went on the offensive in the florida debates and that worked for him. jon: you have michigan coming up. that is a state where he has deep ties, his father was governor, obviously he will be expected to do well. >> he'll do well in michigan. arizona has the backing of senator john mccain. he is looking fairly good, he has to watch the stumbles, as far as if he makes a gaffe or that kind of thing. newt gingrich on the other hand is

. >> claire mccaskill in missouri obviously doesn't want anybody talking about this, bob casey in pennsylvanian massachusetts saying let's work a deal. >> this reminds me, carter had the majority of born again voters in 1976. he lost them when the irs started going after private christian schools. catholics went for obama four years ago. this could drive catholics back into the republican fold where they were in 1984. >> i think there's another element, by the way. how about this waiting period of august 13. doesn't this remind you of keystone, as well? there was an attempt to neutralize these decisions and we'll make some of the really harder questions -- >> well said. >> your guest this sunday on "meet the press" are white house chief of staff jack lew, and rick santorum. you're going to be on the round table. exciting show once again. >> one of the days he'll have me at the top of the show. what do i have to do? >> exciting. >>> coming up, the complicated life of jack kennedy. we'll ask chris matthews about new revelations concerning the nation's 35th president. >> is complicated the word w

missouri, one of our viewers say, with above normal temperatures farmers are in the field with tiling and terrace work on the way. up next, we're headed back to the "top producer" senator to talk to bob utterback and greg gold. please stay with us. >> building equality for 100 years... turn to morton to make your dreams come true. top producer seminar this week, >> with three veteran market experts at the "top producer" seminar this week, i began by asking bab utterback about the -- bob utterback about the nearly unthinkable possibility of another disappointing corn crop in 2012. >> what happens is prices will stay in the upper $6 range. maybe even $7. i would challenge you -- i will revert back to that we have kind of fallen in love with the high profit levels we'd seen in the marketplace. >> what's not to love, bob? >> it's not normal. it's abnormal to have all this over production costs. i would say if you look at historical averages, 50 to 70 dollars is more the norm. so... and i think we're on a supply growth curve over the next three to five years, where the demand curve is starting to flatten out. ethanol usage is not going to explode. i would suggest to you exports are going

missouri. and the end of the month you have arizona and michigan. those are all romney states. let me bring in my pal bobrum. from a distance, i know that's not your cup of tea, but i want you to comment on your other cup of tea. don't you think if romney does as well as the polls say, and not the florida polls, but the polling data polls. this is basically over and it's all over, with the shouting. >> kevin is saying all of the right things. we're not going take this for granted. he'll be determined and i said in february 2008 and it made some people in my own party mad that it was clear that barack obama was not going to be the democratic nominee for president and it is clear to me that mitt romney is. newt gingrich will limp through february assuming he has enough money and he might even win in those southern states and in texas on super tuesday, but then he's going have to go to one big state like pennsylvania, for example, or later, california, and romney's people will take all of those millions of dollars and dump them on his head again and that's why 92% of the advertising in the florida primary w

bob schieffer about what it all means. >>> also, wild weather strikes the nation's heartland. deadly tornadoes across kansas and missouri, while a major blizzard heads east. >>> i'm gayle king. there are new questions over what prompted an ohio teenager to kill three other students. we'll talk with the parents of one of the victims. >>> i'm erica hill. many eyes following a debris field floating across the pacific heading towards the u.s. >>> plus, actor don cheadle stops by studio 57. >>> first, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> thank you, michigan. what a win. this is a big night. thank you, guys. >> mitt romney regains republican momentum winning primaries in arizona and michigan. >> we didn't win by a lot but we won by enough and that's all that counts. >> the new romney winning closely in his home state, like charlie sheen barely winning a primary in a hooters. >>> may have to use the backup plan for mormons to posthumously name him president. >> they know who we are now. >> a tornado outbreak in the plains kills at least one and levels a small kansas town. >> the extent of t

missouri on tuesday. santorum is now in second place in the race for delegates trailing only mitt romney. newt gingrich is now third and ron paul remains a distant fourth. >>> today virginia governor bob mcdonnell will attend an event here in d.c. with romney. both men are expected to attend a reception at the jw marriott downtown. he endorsed romney for president last month. another local marriott is holding one of the biggest republican conventions of the year. the conservative political action conference is going on at the marriott wardman hotel. senator jim demint told convention goers this morning that there is nothing the president has done that makes this economy better. >>> it will be more than just conservatives at the convention this weekend. occupy d.c. is planning protests tomorrow and saturday at that hotel. >>> occupy d.c. protesters apparently aren't the only ones upset with congress right now. 70% of americans rate congress' job performance as poor. according to the report. that's just a point lower than the highest level ever measured. just 5% of people surveyed rate the job congress is doing as good or excellent. >>> d.c. attorney general said harry thomas jr. has de

missouri, carlotta independent line. good morning. are you there? i think we lost him. straight to riverview, michigan, bob on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to ask, is it not true that when we lower taxes will generate more revenue? guest: that is actually not true. it's a good talking line. sounds like a great idea, but if you lower taxes, there would be so much economic activity that the taxes lost would make up for the tax cut. historical data does not bear that out. we know that when tax rates are cut, we lose tax revenue. host: in the president's plan released yesterday, what were the loopholes or things you wanted to extend in their? guest: the president did want to continue special manufacturing deduct an authority in the tax code and the wanted to make it bigger for manufacturers, but he wanted to narrow the scope of companies that would qualify. right now, engineers and architects, due date manufacture anything? does the oil and gas industry manufacture anything? they pulled oil and gas out of the ground. so he would narrow that a lot. a lot of companies that are now getting that would not get i

missouri, carlotta independent line. good morning. aryou there? i think we lost him. straight to riverview, michigan, bob on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to ask, is it not true that when we lower taxes will generate more revenue? guest: that is actually not true. it's a good talking line. sounds like a great idea, but if you lower taxes, there would be so much economic activity that the taxes lost would make up for the tax cut. historical data does not bear that out. we know that when tax rates are cut, we lose tax revenue. host: in the president's plan released yesterday, what were the loopholes or things you wanted to extend in their? guest: the president did want to continue special manufacturing deduct an authority in the tax code and the wanted to make it bigger for manufacturers, but he wanted to narrow the scope of companies that would qualify. right now, engineers and architects, due date manufacture anything? does the oil and gas industry manufacture anything? they pulled oil and gas out of the ground. so he co>> what's this anytime on c- span.org. we will now go to florida. >> i would like t

bob. >>> we're also delivering fedex ceo fred smith, whether fedex ads will ever return to the super bowl. >>> next stop, missourias the gop contenders get ready for that state's primary. we'll get from representative emanuel cleaver. >>> mitt romney is on his way to missouri after his victory in florida this week so what are voters in missouri looking for in a candidate, and will the former governor win them over? congressman emanuel cleaver is a democrat from missouri and representative, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> sure. >> we're going to start off talking about this debate that is coming up or the race headed to missouri. what do you think voters would like to see? i recognize you're a democrat but among the republicans duking it out, what do you think the real answer is? >> well, missouri has historically been one of the bellwether states. you win missouri, you're likely going to win the presidency. i do think that in the republican primary, the candidates are going to have to calm down a little in terms of the attacks, because there is somewhat of a history in missouri about voters ba