ok i mr santorum would you rather have sex with chaz bono or marcus bachmann. but what is the anatomy on chaz bono. i think about may still be up for for debate but. we have to we have to go here so mr cain would you rather have sex with one of the women that you sexually assaulted in the one nine hundred ninety s. or one of your future victims that you have yet to sexually assault future victims know that car gas used are you can it's i have to wrap it up that's all the time we have tonight thank you for joining us and thank you at home for watching this northwest republican presidential debate. our welcome back everybody we're going to do a little bit of our post-debate coverage right now try to wrap up all of the loose ends we thank you all for watching on t.v. all of you for participating online looks like we had a lot of viewers today for this special place in politics republican debate that we have this evening now let's take a look at what some of you had to say we took a few online polls and first of all i wanted to know who won the debate we decided to

mr. santorum. it is clearly republican policies that have taken us to where we are in this country over the last 30 years. and dude, i got the graph to prove it. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. does mitt romney or any republican candidate actually care about the middle class? text a for yes, text b for no to 2622639. one other node, we have seen protesters in how many cities over america? tonight's debate was supposed to be about the economy. and not one said they had anything that would change the plight of the 99% in this country. it's more rhetoric about corporate tax cuts. it's more rhetoric about can't raise taxes on the job creators. nothing new here in case you missed it. that's why i'm glad you're watching me tonight. joining me now is jim moore. writer at moore think.com and the "huffington post." and also the author of "adios mo mofo." did rick perry make a comeback of sorts? is he still in this in your opinion? >> the standard of performance for him is so low goi

mr. santorum at 1%. wilcox, arizona. good morning, go ahead. joe, our republican line. caller: high of two questions. one, you made a statement earlier about the republican party's goal is to get the white house . you are taking this way of of where we should be as a party. -- way off of where we we should be as a party. the white house is not a trophy. you're talking about the rest of us. get on board. i am 68 years old. you're sitting there with the smug attitude. and you're making us look like isolationists. please, remember, the republican party only represent an idea. you are supposed to work together. you have put the white house ahead of the rest of the country when you should have been saying, these are our ideas. president, work with us. but you bring nothing forward. except a smug attitude that is up represent the rest of us above us. you are silver spring, spoiled brat -- silver spoon, spoiled brat. guest: thank you for the compliment. republican party believes in smaller government. in getting government off of people's lives. the current occupant of the whi

mr. santorum. we have some good candidates. i love to listen to them. i've never heard so many debates. i think there's a good way to choose from. host: this picture in "the wall street journal" this morning of one of your colleagues in florida, margo rubio being touted as potential vice- president. guest: you never know. marco probably has one of the best careers for anyone his age. he did a great job in the state legislature. of course, he blew everybody away in the senate race and very well respected. if you ever get a chance to hear him speak, he is one of the premier orators of our time. host: this tweet for you, mr. mica. guest: well, as many as i could. the longer i am in government, the more i am an advocate of the private sector. let me berber's that. if you own some property -- let me reverse that. if you own some property, maybe some rental property or a federal building, would you turn that over to the government to manage? almost everybody would say, "no ." we oversee all public buildings. they have buildings that have been empty for decades. there's one right down the stre

mr. santorum. >> thank you.na: i want to start real quick here as viewers get questions in at foxnews.com/happeningnow. a report came out on the air i was curious to get your thoughts on. apparently you told split co-is -- "politico" is bullying states to tailor their election calendar in his favor. why are you accusing romney out of this? >> there are reports out of nevada that governor romney and his camp are trying to get states to move their primary dates up. i'm responding to to reports made by people out there in the states and it certainly seems to me that someone is trying to shorten the, you know, the reduce the clock, trying to run this clock down and governors romney and perry certainly would be the ones as the folks at top of the polls would be ones who would be most logical to have the shortest amount of time between now and the primaries to benefit from that. so i'm saying we should look into this and find out what is the truth and if governor romney is doing this i think he owes an apology to the

mr. santorum. >> guest: rick santorum. we've got some good candidates. i love to listen to them. i never heard so many debates but, i think there's a good way to choose from. >> host: this picture in the "wall street journal" this morning of one of your colleagues in florida, marco rubio, being touted for potentially vice president. >> guest: well, you never know who the nominee is going to get. mark cohas -- marco has probably one of the best careers for anyone his age. he did a great job in the state legislature. he of course blew everybody away in the senate race and very well-respected. if you ever get a chance to hear him speak, he is one of the premier orators of our time. >> host: this tweet for you, mr. mica. if republicans had their way, would you privatize all public assets in the federal government? such as roads, et cetera. >> guest: as many as i could. the longer i'm in government the more i'm advocate of the private sector. let me reverse that. if you own some property, maybe office building or rental property, would you turn it over to the federal government to man

from having equal rights and protections just like everybody else and rick santorum went on to say in this statement mr cain congresswoman michele bachmann and governor rick perry all believe fifty different definitions of marriage is fine i strongly disagree will continue fighting for a traditional marriage between one man and one woman now we're used to santorum waging an assault on gay rights but prevents a fighting against equal rights for all puts them on the same moral standing as lincoln for his fight against slavery i think it's fair to say that's just insane rick santorum is a hate monger plain and simple he's a small man who has dedicated his life to fighting against the equal rights for a minority group here in the united states he could not be farther from abraham lincoln folks no wonder he's been the target of gay activists for years. it's only a few says he should carry case it is simply to be out here. and they want to know oh i'm not against rick santorum says. here's about rick stop attacking gabe over political gain maybe they'll start their jihad against you now for his latest commen

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santorum, and this didn't really happy. people did spend a lot of time deconstructing mr. cain's 9-9-9 tax plan and he's going to be dealing with that extensively in the coming days. it will affect his support and his candidacy. so you'll see the numbers begin to shift. i think we end up with a perry and romney kind of thing coming out of vegas. >> be sure to watch the ed show week nights at 10:00 eastern. >>> and some of last night's criticism aimed at herman cain's 9-9-9 tax plan and it came on the heels of a new independent study that find 84% of u.s. households would see their taxes go up under that plan. the tax policy center estimates families with an income between $10,000 and $20,000 a year would be hardest hit with a 950% increase in taxes. while most households making more than $1 million would have their tax cut in half. cain's plan would have a flat tax on business, income and national sales tax. >>> president obama will wrap up a three-day campaign-style bus tour through battleground states of north carolina and virginia, where he's been promoting his jobs leg

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mr. cain go from 3% to 16%. you've watched someone like santorum go from 2% to 7%. there's movement throughout the -- the team. >> what made perry the big guy, ed, let's be honest? he came in and knocked romney from being number one in the polls, but, look, look at the new poll. he dropped 11 points. you can't use polls to make yourself the main guy and then ignore the polls when you start falling. >> at the end of the day, the polls are a count of the voters. per was governor of the second largest state in the country, governor for ten years. the biggest republican state. any poll you take, you say 400 sample, you get 40 from texas, so obviously he showed well in polls. people had great anticipation when he got into the race. he is not a great debater. he obviously proved that in the first couple of debates here but he is a good retail politician. i'm not arguing either one will win but i'm arguing you've got good candidates. you've got romney and perry, both who have resources, great staffs and then you have the outsiders, the second tier, which are people like mi

rick santorum on the right side of the stage taking aim at mr. inevitable. >> your consultants helped obama craft obama care. to say would you repeal it, you have no track record on that that we can trust you that you'll do that. >> you're allowed -- >> you had your chance. let me speak. >> you had your chance. let me speak. >> but then the main event. the texas tornado. the alpha aggie, rick perry with the night's biggest shot. an absolute peach of a punch. >> you hired illegals in your home and you knew about it for a year. the idea that you stand here before us and talk about that you're strong on immigration is on its face the height of hypocrisy. >> down goes romney! but now the bleegd boy from belmont forced himself off the canvas and started to hit back at his main rival. >> i don't think i've ever hired an illegal in my life. so i'm afraid -- i'm looking forward to finding your facts on that. >> i'll tell what you the facts are. you had -- >> i'm speaking, i'm speaking, i'm speaking, i'm speaking. you get 30 seconds. this is the way the r

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santorum? >> stressed. >> stressed. jon huntsman? >> he wears ties just like mr. cain. >> really? >> you notice that?do recall those matching ties being pointed out in the course of a debate. anyway, then there were some more under the radar issues that cain has already put on his list of priorities should he make it to the white house, including a remix of "hail to the chief," that music that accompanies the president at point appearances. let's listen. >> what's the problem with "hail to the chief"? >> well, it's traditional. i think "hail to the chief" needs a little bit fresher sound. >> so hip hop? >> it won't be hip hop. i might put some gospel beats into the "hail to the chief," okay? >> hmm, whimsy comes before the fall. i don't know about that guy. and now for the big number. time for a history lesson. a new poll by "60 minutes" and "vanity fair" put the term gop to the test, you know, grand old party. it's tossed around quite a bit in reference to the republican party, a surprising low number of people actually were aware of what it stands for, even members of the republican party. what's t

huntsman and newt gingrich and rick santorum and michele bachmann say they will skip nevada unless the date is changed. >>> at the white house, the president and mrs. obama hosted a formal state dinner for the president of south korea and his wife. the first lady wore a purple gown. in his post, mr. obama said that lee is nicknamed the bulldozer because he is unstoppable. he will travel with the president today as he pushes his jobs plan. back in washington, senate republicans are pushing their own very different program. susan mcginnis lays it all out in washington for us this morning. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. the two presidents head to michigan today and talking about how the new trade deal will create jobs around the country and in the auto industry. meanwhile, here in washington, republicans are trying to gain support for their own very different job-creating ideas. just a day after praising a new trade deal with south korea. >> the korea free trade act we believe will create up to 70,000 jobs. >> reporter: president obama will head to michigan today with south korea's president to tour a gm plant that is

mr. i deciphered tonight tool time award tonight it goes to republican presidential candidate and former senator rick santorum the rick like the rest of the republican candidates has rushed to criticize president obama's announcement that the united states will be pulling out all troops in iraq at the end of twenty leavitt but it seems to me that the republican party is having a little bit of trouble here coming up with a coherent response to the president's announcer because they're really just all over the place yesterday rick santorum appeared on c.b.s.'s face the nation where he was asked about the very harsh republican response on the iraq pullout and then we'll take a listen to what he said in many respects we've lost control and lost the war in iraq. so according to rick santorum we've simply lost the war in iraq which was just a little confusing to me because i thought we already got that being taken care of back in two thousand and three officers and sailors of the u.s.s. abraham lincoln. my fellow americans. major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle of iraq the united states and aroun

mr. lee owe gerard. good to have you with us. i should point out we invited santorum on the program tonight. we were told he couldn't make it. he has an open invitation to come on this program. leo, if there was a 0% tax rate for manufacturing corporations, would that help create jobs? >> absolutely not. we've got hundreds of corporations now that aren't paying any tax. in fact, many of them are getting huge tax checks like general electric and others getting tax rebates. what this administration has been doing is trying to stimulate demand. what the senator's bait is doesn't do anything about giving reward to those who hire jobs. doesn't do anything about domestic content. doesn't do anything about taking away the tax break for companies sending jobs offshore. this is nothing but a smoke and mirrors. this is nothing more than hide the pea. and i don't know any company that has created a job when they repatrioted funds. in 2006 in fact it didn't create any jobs. we lost a bunch of jobs when pharmaceuticals moved to puerto rico. >> when it comes to regulations, most businesses say regulations

mr. las vegas himself wayne newton was in front row and according to the las vegas sun, he talked to the newspaper last night, he said that rick santorum clean shots at romney but the shots that mr. perry took at romney were dirty, according to mr. las vegas. >> i thought it was a nonsequitor. you didn't know it was going to be rick santorum and you didn't know it was going to be newt gingrich and rick pry at once. you knew that herman cain would get hit by 999. they did it in a respectful way. it was interesting to see herman cain not get defensive when defending it. i'm shocked that we bring up the people that he hired to mow his lawn. why is that so serious? >> it's coming back to rick perry has to pull out all the stops. he's down in the polls. latest at 6%. he's fallen off a cliff in the poelt polls. he's got to attack the frontrunner right now. big thing is who is going to create jobs? that's what the election is going to come down to. who is going to create jobs? rick perry has a good record in texas. they went at it again over that. >> if you want to know how someone is going to act in the future look how they act in the past s

mr. cain's 9-9-9 plan is a 9% income tax, 9% business thanks and 9% sales tax. not a single handle went up when rick santorum asked that question. bill: what about the battle between perry and romney last night. >> reporter: generally mr. perry's aides acknowledge he did better than he did in the last couple debates. there were no home runs, but he didn't do any more damage and showed serious improvement. for mitt romney no question he had a strong night. there was one moment where romney argued against bailout politics, supported the wall street bailout and separately romney suggested the gm bailout was poorly furnded. he opposed the detroit bailout. but other than that, not a lot that he has to worry about after last night's debate. bill: there is a lot to chew on after last night. almost two hours of it. martha: if you are at home going, what is the 9-9-9 plan, we'll talk about the details of it. it proposes scrapping the current tax system with a 9% corporate tax, 9% personal tax and a 9% national sales tax. and a fair tax that would replace corporate and individual income tax. what do other candidates h

maybe it's split up between cain and gingrich and santorum and bachmann. 35% could win it against this crowd. >> erin, you're nodding. you think that mrident? >> for gingrich it's always been a matter of really bringing his stature back and showing himself to be an idea's man and having some sort of an impact on the race. he looked at running in 2008. ultimately decided against it. for herman cain, we're not sure. now that the guy is leading the field, maybe he is serious, but -- but we don't know. i think it is true that probably the real alternative to mitt romney is rick perry. rick perry and mitt romney are the only two candidates who are consistently putting out press releases, announcing the support that they have and a bunch of other states beyond just the early nominating states, and they are the two candidates who have real long-term campaign infrastructures, so i -- i think there you have it, that it's really going to come down at the end to rick perry and mitt romania any despite herman cain's surge. >> i don't think you should underestimate creativity because as soon as we get off tonight, steve, i'm running to my producer

name who cannot be googled, but it is spelled rick santorum, and rick perry missed the chance to buy his natural domain name rickperry.com, so instead, the mree enterprise has to campaign out of rickperry.org, like he is branch of npr or something, and today the washington post reports on other rick perry domain names that he apparently does not own including stick it to rick.com and bury perry.com. americans against perry.com. christians 4 perry.com and not to be confused with evangelicals for perry.com, and christians for perry.com, and that is to rick perry not.com, and also how he is not a conservative because he developed a gestapo police, and it is signed by a guy who describes himself as a dog breeder. and it is hard to know whether the dog breeder guy is the guy running it. and they know that they, the campaign did not buy these sites, and the same for mitt romney's team and barack obama's team. and they are proud to say they own this site though, which mitt.com where you can take a change on the ever-changing positions of mitt romney. the internet is supposed to be late bit fun at least this part of it. you can see why a band named

mr. romney said, either got state help in buying private insurance or paid for it all themselves. governor romney fired back and said rick santorum over the t.a.r.p. bank bailout program which president bush created and president obama continued. >> the problem is, in the first place, several people up here, the "business people" support the t.a.r.p., support the bailout. >> at issue, a letter, sent as congress was debating t.a.r.p. from the chairman of the democratic and republican governors associations joe manchin and rick per tricksed reads, and i quote, as leaders of of our respective organizations we don't always see eye to eye on policy but we come together today with one clear purpose. we strongly urge congress to leave partisanship at the door and pass an economic recovery package." the same day, governor perry issued this statement, going a free market economy, government should not be in the business of using taxpayer dollars to bail out corporate america." governor perry was for congress doing something when the only thing they were considering was t.a.r.p. the governor was on record opposing that same one thing congr