mrs. gingrich, we'll be right back with the forecast. >>> welcome back. people across the mid altantaic are learning hard lessons about the recent superstorm including bruce la shan. he is in a living nightmare trying to rebuild his home after a tree nearly cut it in half. >> i am learning a lot about how to come back, after a huge huge tree nearly destroyed my home and i am hoping what i have learned will help other people. a week ago, i lived in a forest of poplars, but all around the neighborhood now, the chain saws are buzzing, the cranes are lifting the logs out of people's backyard. my neighbors are all scared that what happened to me might happen to them. and so they're taking out this tree now. later in the afternoon, this one will come down. luckily, my wife had decided to ride out the storm down in the basement, because this was my bedroom. this crisis has convinced me that my friends and neighbors are the best ever. they helped me move into this house just a few blocks away. my wife and my kids and i are all thinking that this sun room will be

mr. gingrich is dumb founded and apparently so he is is this guy. he has the romney logo tattooed on his face. now he says he's totally disappoint disappointed. man, i'm the guy who has egg all over his face. but instead of egg, it's a big romney/ryan tattoo he said. good luck with that. but, hey, if he wants a matching t-shirt, they're on sale. this romney merchandise is now selling for 60% off at reagan national airport. get your holiday shopping done early. even facebook's giving the governor a cold shoulder. so ath rsaturday romney was los 593 friends per hour. and someone else the party is trying to defriend. the $300 million man, karl rove. everyone is still talking about his on air election night meltdown. and it's not just donors who are piling on. he's getting needled in the opening credits of the simpsons. ♪ the simpsons >> i will not concede the election until karl rove gives me permission. and here is how you know it's bad for the former gop king maker. snl is piling on. >> hello, mitt. >> hello, karl rove. >> i still think you you can w

mr. gingrich his share of schadenfreude but surely mr.omney is getting more support in other republican quarters for taking on the takers. >> we're in a big hole. we're not getting out of it by comments like that. when you're in a hole, stop digging. he keeps digging. >> if we want people to like us, we have to like them first. you don't start to like people by insulting them, by saying their votes were bought. >> for anyone who wants to live their piece of the american dream, we have so show we're serious about reaching out and helping everyone, not just a group here or a group there. >> all right. republicans at the very least can count on outspoken mouthpiece for the makers, birther, bloviater, and block head in chief, donald trump to stand strong against higher taxes on the rich, right? >> bring our deficit down it a really manageable number. i'm okay with whatever they do as long as they get this country going again. >> okay. with whatever as long as they get this country going again. well, maybe thanksgiving has come early this year

joining me now is former republican presidential candidate and former house speaker, newt gingrich. mreaker, welcome for our last encounter before this election which seems to have gone on for about 30 centuries. >> great to be with you. it has been a long marathon. but i think it's the american process and it's actually a pretty good way to vet people who want to be president. >> when you see barack obama on fire as he has been the last few days campaigning at his very best reminding us of the obama that campaigned in '08, do you feel slightly fortunate you're not the guy that has to try and beat him tomorrow? >> oh, no. i would love to have debated obama, although i must say romney's performance in the three debates was extraordinary. the very first debate where obama failed to show up was probably the most one-sided presidential debate in the 50 year history. so i give mitt a lot of credit. if he wins tomorrow, he will have earned it himself and it will have been a great achievement. but it would have been fun and i would love to have offered an alternative vision of america's futur

gingrich! (cheers and applause) thank you, mr. speaker. thanks so much for coming on.ell, i'm wanted to have you on for years, thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: what an honor. one of the most powerful men on earth! >> you? >> stephen: yes! >> i wanted to be here with you. but i understand i'm a day late. >> stephen: and a dollar short. (laughter) >> well, several million dollars short but a late. but i was hoping that ham rove would be able to explain to me what happened last tuesday. >> stephen: my campaign advisor for my super pac, ham rove. >> yes. >> stephen: well, i don't know whether you've heard the whole story, but unfortunately he was eaten by dogs. (laughter) i left him at the floor where the dogs could get at him and the dogs ate him. it was tragic. but unavoidable. >> you can imagine when i learn how old deeply saddened i was at not having his wisdom. >> well, you can have karl rove wisdom. it seems to be just as good. (cheers and applause) >> you know, recent presidential candidate, former speaker of the house, we're

gingrich. >> good morning, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, let's start with you.you looking for tonight? is virginia going tell the tale early? >> let me say first of all, i want to pick up something you said yesterday. i think the opening chapter of theeder white's 1960 making of the president captures the romance of the american system, the degree to which today is the american people's day, and the politicians and prognosticators, today is the american people's turn and we'll find out tonight. i think virginia will tell part of the tale. romney has to carry virginia in order to win and we'll know, i think, pretty early from returns around the state whether or not he's going do that. a also think, frankly, pennsylvania will tell part of the tale. if romney, in fact, is doing as well as the most recent polls in pennsylvania, which could end up being a much, much bigger victory than anyone expects and certainly expected on saturday. >> mr. speaker, it's willie geist, i'm curious to know about mitt romney, a candidate who during the course of the season, has he cha

mr. tyler? >> well, karl rove makes great tv and he's interesting to read in "the wall street journal," but after karl rove lost the gingrichalways questioned karl rove. remember, karl rove was the one who designed the second bush campaign where george w. bush won and then claimed to have enough political capital to reform social security. of course he didn't. i had assembled more people that hated john kerry than john kerry assembled that hated george bush. that doesn't lead to a man date for governance. that's a mandate for gridlock which is exactly what we got. >> mr. tyler, how do you explain karl rove's power within republican circles? are people simply stupid? are they prepared to part with their money because he's a persuasive salesman? >> no, a lot of people that give to karl rove are very smart people, they're entrepreneurs and they do great work. i'm hearing from them now. and karl rove is ver persuasive. when you talk to him, he knows his stuff but he didn't know his stuff here. what it gets down to, martin, you had 14 million people who didn't show up in 2012 -- that turned out in 2008. you have to reduction of

mr. bill, what angers you now? >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i just think it's nuts. first of all, it's insulting. >> some conservatives like newt gingrich and george will are attacking mitt romney for actually telling it the truth. this is a bizarre situation and we will get into it. >> i blame the president for making this a death trap. i blame the president for not having assets available to help these people for eight hours. >> bill: drama growing over the libyan situation. the president still has not explained why his administration mislead the public about the murderous terror attack. is this another watergate? journalists bob word ward has some thoughts. also tonight, dennis miller on general prelt and adam corolla on dick tore i can't secret surrendering to p.c. forces. caution, you are about to enter no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: one of the bad things about america is that some of us feel the need to kick people when they are down. that's exactly what's happening to mitt romney right now. millions of americans are very disappointed that the governor did not weaj a more -- wage a more aggressive campaign to

mitt romney but remember the republican primary, newt gingrich and rick santorum that gave a lot of ammunition to the obama team when they went after mr. romney's time at bain capital and the obama team kept that theme going. >> they won, the president won and should be congratulated and the team should be congratulated because they put together a strategy and tactics that won a race that was very difficult to win but i think they're going to be governing and presiding over an incredibly divided country and unless they figure out a way to unify that and deal with that it's going to be very difficult. >> i got to bring this question to george will. correct me if i'm wrong, george. right after president obama was elected four years ago, went to your house, didn't he, for a dinner party reaching out to conservatives, that was supposed to be the promise of his first term, a person who could heal the division in this country. clearly though he's been re-elected not all that healing has happened. what went wrong in that relation between the president and who is to blame and how much on each side. >> books are already being written about wha

speaker newt gingrich, who ran for president earlier this year, and analyst dee dee myers, president clinton's white house press secretary. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> mrting that governor romney would win in a landslide with over 300 electoral votes. do you think that's still true? >> well i like your opening. i do think it comes down to turnout. i do think that the guy who gets more votes today is probably going to win. that was very impressive of you guys to package it like that. i do believe -- interestingly, michael barone also agree, rrm is going to win. presidents get the last poll number. the battleground poll is at 47, 48. that suggests to me somewhere between 51-49, which i think is where rove is, to a53-47 which is where i am. at 53-47 romney will carry over 300 electoral votes. >> you quote different sources in your analysis. >> i don't spend a lot of time quoting dick morris and krl rove when i'm doing my analysis. i agree it's all going to come down to turnout. i think that the obama campaign from the very beginning of this race, has made an argument they were going to focus on a -- winning in the battleground states. keep in mind almost