role is occupy new hampshire playing playing up there. well what occupy new hampshire is doing is making a business to go to all of the different campaign events and each candidate does about four or five each day and make a nuisance of themselves chant and shout and hold up signs and disrupt and get kicked out and ultimately try and keep the message that occupiers care about in the forefront of what adelle rightly characterizes the media circus around these incredibly far right candidates who are dealing with we should we read invade iraq and should we intrude on the right citizens by contraception so that's what new hampshire. will do it constantly all the time. coming out the other day and saying we should really invade iraq that's a bold move as we as we know it's not just the republicans that are taking money from wall street the democrats are to is is the movement reflecting the new hampshire i mean is president obama getting as much flak in new hampshire as mitt romney. absolutely yesterday occupy new hampshire went in front of the

it is occupied the new hampshire primary on facebook. it is occupied the new hampshire primary. >> i am saying that so that people want to propose something, they will know the open slots. and to >> [inaudible] >> there is a standing invitation from the manchester and police. ccupiey this will affect primary. this will affect the entire people. i want to let you know there is an outstanding invitation that we should agree to talk about it. or we can cancel the whole thing and ignore them. manchester does not know what to do with it. i think it is very important to discuss. >> if anyone is interested in meeting with the police at the station or we will find more neutral ground after the meeting. once we find out information, we will keep you in touch so you can make it down for a meeting. brought to ours not attention. [inaudible] [inaudible] there is another group i thought that was going to be meeting to talk about legal stuff that is happening. the woman who had the tentative information for the meeting for the manchester police, he has

occupiers in new hampshire getting out of control hours before voting. >> ahhhh! >> yeah, right after rick santorum's appearance and his family dragged in it as well. a lot of tension. meanwhile, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> all right. look at that party! all right! one person. look at all those people dancing in the sfreets. >> gretchen, we're the only ones awake. nobody is awake there. that's the college there in -- >> there's one guy, all right. >> he's out to party! >> he still thinks it's monday. >> you think so? >> i'm trying to wake the two of you up. you were like good morning, everyone. >> we have some votes to count already. >> we do. >> i'll go through it the best i can but i believe that it's a figure even i can handle. >> indeed. 20. >> get out the calculator. >> we'll get to that in a minute. let's tell you who is coming up in the next four hours here on the fox newschannel. gary bower once upon a time ran for president as did steve forbes, they're both joining us. gary bower, though, very influential in the very conservative circles. are the

have all the barricades but we had gerry myerson on last night he's from new hampshire he was giving us the latest on what occupy new hampshire is doing we just have a minute left kirsten what role do you think occupy wall street is going to play this year in the two thousand and twelve election especially when you have you know wall street's favorite candidate mitt romney versus president obama who's got some fans on wall street and also just passed which is highly controversial sort of the short answer here we got about thirty seconds just. i think that what they'll do is highlight the similarities between the candidates which is important and interesting and one of the things that the people in general really hate right now is money and obama has collected plenty of money himself so that will be important and i also think that especially with independent media they'll be able to show the difference between what people are saying inside at these meetings and what's happening outside where people might be getting arrested or hundreds of people are protesting and. like they're going to occupy congress so they'll

understanding as santorum said last night, he has been in new hampshire more than any candidate except for huntsman and huntsman is living there and part of the occupyre movement or something. so santorum will do better than people think. and santorum by no stretch of the imagination needs to win new hampshire. santorum, if he comes in a solid second, good second. bill clinton was a comeback kid coming in second in new hampshire. if he comes in a solid second, if romney goes down from the 40% he is now to say, 30, or high 20s or something like that, that is a major loss for romney. and catapults santorum pretty well for south carolina. >> bret: when we come back, more on the race. we're going to talk about congresswoman bachmann leaving. what is happening with governor perry? and more on newt gingrich and the way ahead toward south carolina. after the break. we all have internal plumbing. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder mu

confronted mitt romney joins me exclusively tonight, let me bring in tim devincenzo, protester with occupy new hampshirecharleston movement. tim, nice to meet you, good to have you on the program tonight. i didn't see the videotape of what kind of response you gave him when the candidate, former governor of massachusetts said that to you, what was your response? >> hi, thanks for having me on the show. my initial question was the anniversary today is the anniversary of citizens unite and my initial question was about the revocation of corporate personhood and million dollars in a super pac, and he dodged that question and then when i hit him with how he will support the 99%, he went on his ruffled feather romney. my response was are you denying association with marriott and i also was trying to let him know that we can't be silenced. >> did you think he lost his cool there, lost his composure and had to regain it a little bit? what did you make of his reaction? he came right at you. it was not a normal hey, how's it going on the campaign trail. >> yeah, you know, i just kept hitting him with the questio

>>guest: so romney had an event with chris christie and the occupy new hampshire protesters came in, their romney buttons and banners and as the event started happening they started protest willing and they were saying "mitt kills jobs," and they were escorted out and they protested outside. >>neil: but chris christie, of course, this is a celebrated already youtube event but for those who have not seen this, i want you to respond to this. >> we need to get this done. christie kills jobs! >> really? really? you know, some may go down tonight but it ain't going to be jobs sweetheart! >>neil: how did that go down? >>reporter: a lot of people in the crowd and the media they are tired of the protesters, their tactics, so, christie put them in their place and they have been going to the mitt romney rallies and been doing this, and being disruptive so christie finally put them in their place. >>neil: do they target all the premiere candidates or is mitt romney their focus? >>guest: they have been focusing on romney. the reason for focusing on romney is he is a millionaire and they talk abo

. >> i'm mark from occupy boston, and i'm from occupy new hampshire. would you refine your earlier statement from corporations are people to corporations are abusive people? >> now, let's get the facts, all right. there are two places >> those are facts, mr. romney. hold on, it's my turn. you've had your turn. now it's my turn, all right. >> that was question one, and then it just kept going from there with question after unsympathetic question. >> why did you want to hold people who could afford health insurance accountable in massachusetts but now you're okay the increasing costs for everyone else? >> i'm chinese and i'm american and i love this country. i hear all this degrading thing about china here and china there. it just doesn't make me feel good. >> now the troops are out of iraq, do you intend to form a military alliance with iraq to avoid further conflicts in the area? >> as you can see, even when they went to a little kid thinking that they would get a softer question, the question wasn't exactly easy. aga again, the whole thing had the fee

governor huntsman has been in the occupy new hampshire movement. inning. he is one of only candidates spent retail politicking. this is not a traditional new hampshire primary campaign. i'm not sure that is the case. jon huntsman is interesting guy. he is a smart guy. he is trying to inspire people. i'm not sure he is terribly inspirational candidate. jenna: occupy movement for jon huntsman. that is interesting way to put it. curious when we see the polls, you mentioned romney is way out? front according to what we've been seeing. we show polls after polls and polls. i'm wonder what that does to turnout? if those for him in the polls actually show up considering he is so far ahead? >> complacency is the twist of fate in the new hampshire primary. you want to go in with momentum but you don't want to go in with arrogance. the key not to make it look like you'll definitely win so voters stay home. i think governor romney doing what usually happens to front-runners. you start high. they chip away a little bit at your lead. he still has commanding enoug

depends on what you're aiming for i mean i understand that mitt romney was confronted by an occupier up in new hampshire today who made a very specific point the major corporations are people in kansas some occupiers were able to speak to their local congressmen who are bought and paid for by alec which is a corporate trade group that basically pushes one percent from you legislation you know we're going to have to engage in the political process sometimes many levels as we can we won't always succeed but you know what progress comes one step at a time so it's worth the effort no matter what aren't so then how do you see this really playing out over the next year before we head up to this general election no matter how many people come out on the streets or actually maybe you don't agree with me here right but there's a lot of americans that are coming out on the streets right now but i think they're probably just as many if not many more that actually do go to the polls and vote and vote in one of the two candidates that are the options from the only two parties that exist in our political system witho

new hampshire. peter, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. now we're hearing from mitt romney's wife ann romney. there have been several interruptions from occupy here tonight. the new hampshire voters are ruggedly independent, famous for primary surprises. with that in mind, republican candidates hope to take advantage of today's debate to knock romney off his perch. from the very start, mitt romney's republican rivals tried to cast the front-runner as out of step with mainstream conservatism. >> we want someone who is going to stand up and fight for the conservative principles, not bail out and not run and not run to the left of ted kennedy. >> reporter: newt gingrich challenged romney's authenticity, attacking his efforts to portray himself as a political outsider. >> this for me, politics is not a career. my life's passion has been my family, my faith and my country. >> can we drop a little bit of the pious baloney. the idea citizenship showed up in your minds, level with the american people. >>> >> reporter: romney argued john hunt mnz time working in the obama administration disqualifies him to be the republican nominee. >> the person who

occupy movement. the protesters are out in new hampshire in force forcing the cancellation of an vent at the gingrich adquarters last night wrangling rick santorum. he did get occupied himself but he turned his protest into a procapitalist rallying cry. >> the truth is there's never been anything in the history of the earth that's freed people from poverty like free enterprise american style. >> what about free enterprise romney style? mitt, that does appear to be your problem. we have a two-man brains trust to kick off our hour. in washington, dr. cornell west and on the scene in manchester new hampshire, david korn. david, i've got to start with you. isn't the problem that so many of these can understadidates ar to be something they are not. romney is trying to persuade us he's not a predatory financer but compassionate and dedicated to job creation? >> that's what campaigns are about. it's telling people what you're not. the problem that you have here from newt gingrichs perspective, there's a lot of problems, but any time he gets out there, it turns out, he does exactly the same thing. while he's

. >> i am smart from occupy new hampshire. you have said that corporations are people. in the last two years, corporate profits have surged to record highs directly at the expense of wages as jpmorgan reports. you the u.s. is increasingly a desperate place to work. would you redefine your statement that corporations are people to corporations are abusive people? and would you be willing to reverse the policies of both the obama administration and his predecessor around corporate economic policies that only see wealth in come go to the top record highs every year and the people in this country are in permanent economic segregation? i just want to see some color on that. >> where do you think corporate proffered -- corporate park -- where do think corporate profits go? >> it depends. if they retain, that means they are not using it for capital expenditure. they could just poured it. right? but profits go to shareholders. it goes to the 1% of americans who hold 90% of the stocks. >> let's get the facts. [laughter] hold on, it is my turn. first of all, you are right. it goe

new hampshire. tonight, it was occupy protesters were front and center. em after his event. caused aresident has aspening recession for 25 million americans being out of work. >> new jersey governor was on the trail of mitt romney anti -- at he pointed the finger president obama. >> your cynicism and your division is causing our country. bring our country together, stop dividing, mr. president. debate, theyght's largely pulled their punches. debate, they's came out swinging. >>, drop a little bit of the baloney tax cuts rick santorum blasted romney as a massachusetts liberal. >> we want someone who will for the conservative principles. attacks have stopped and to stayas been able above the fray. >> this is a battle for the soul of america. farith mitt romney still ahead in the polls, the real battle is for second place. aboutning us now to talk things politics and the race for 2012. thank you for being with us tonight. starting with these back-to-back debates, they had a debate last night. not that exciting. but they got fired up today. >> it was like play

new hampshire, but the c-span coverage of the primary will continue all three tuesday. thank you for being with us. >> we head now to veterans memorial park in manchester where occupy new hampshire and some other groups have been holding rallies today. as susan mentioned earlier, the gop debate will be held tonight in manchester as well. this part serves as a memorial for the country's major wars as well as a rallying point. it is also the site of festivals and fairs in the area. we're just going to take a look at the gathering here for a few moments. [no audio] >> just taking a look at some of the sights and sounds here in new hampshire at the occupy rally taking place all day today. the candidates debate will be held about 3 miles away from here at st. ann's them college here in manchester later tonight. "washington journal" is live tomorrow morning, also from new hampshire, ahead of tuesday's first in the nation primary. we will be hearing from the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. she will talk about obama campaign in new hampshire. and former presidential candidate and consumer advocate ralph nader will talk about his latest book

new hampshire. i went to visit occupied wall street. you know i am a tea party republican.ut i went to visit occupy wall street. maybe it is because i am granddaddy, i like listening to young people. i have learned so much. the reason i went to occupy wall street and spent a day listening was because they smelled just what i smell. they smell corruption, don't they? their solution is incorrect. we don't need bigger government, we need better government. but i went to listen. that is what you should know about me, i am afraid to listen. i listened first. i have spent 68 years getting ready to leave. louisiana, we wrote our .onstitution in 1973 permi i have experience in listening. i want a president that here's -- hears an america that wants to change. it starts with the money. some say money is not that important. do you believe that? this race is decided by debate, i am 0416. i wonder who makes that decision? -- i am 0 for 16. when i reached 1%, i called and they said you have to have 2%. when i reached 2%, i called and they said you have to have a half million dollars rai

. >>> with two days until the new hampshire primary, occupy protestors were camped out in manhattan to make their demands for the candidates heard. yesterday they spoke out for gay rights. the republican candidates oppose gay marriage. some would allow civil unions. >>> fox 5 will have complete coverage on tuesday. you can count on us to keep you on the top of the campaign. when you are not near your tv, log on to myfoxdc.com for the latest. >>> leon panetta said iran is not yet building a nuclear boom but is laying the groundwork to do it some day. it said the world has the -- the experts, rather, have to exert pressure on iran's leaders to keep them from moving forward but says if iran blocks the strait of hormuz the u.s. military will respond. it is critical for oil trade. >>> the arab league is demanding that the syrian government stop the violence against people who want them out of power. in the last two weeks, 450 people died in the clashes between the people and the military sanctions fighting to keep the president in power. the government still has the upper hand. >> reporter:

it's tuesday, january10th, primary day in new hampshire, and here's what's happening. occupy. >> bigot. >> the

new jersey governor chris christie. he went a few rounds with an occupy protestor during a romney event in new hampshire last night. this all began as the protester started to chant christie kills jobs. take a look. >> you know, some may go down tonight but it ain't going to be jobs. if she wasn't so blinded by her barack obama induced anger, she would know american jobs are coming back when mitt romney is the next president of the united states. >> unscripted moment on the trail there. three separate sets of occupy protesters interrupted that event last night. >> i want to be very clear with the people here in new hampshire in this country. i will always put my country first. >> jon huntsman defending his post in the obama administration. could this be a struggling point? >>> a controversial new book about the first couple including michelle obama's initial reservations and changing role within the white house. >>> a little new hampshire trivia for you. who holds the record for winning the most primaries in the granite state? bring you the answer later this hour. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shi

some occupiers in new hampshire. >> he turned around and said is this helping me? i think it is. it's what nightmares are made of. a bungee cord snapped sending tourists into crocodile infested waters. down she goes! she survives. swam to safety and is telling the death defying story. >> what a show. >> "fox & friends" promises to bounce back this week and starts right now. >> if you're doing a bungee jump and the bungee breaks, do you actually lose the security deposit? ? >> no, what happens is you do not have to wait in the line to get your turn again. you can go right to the front. say sorry, mine broke. >> because any time you do something dangerous, they always have you sign a waiver. if the bungee cord breaks like that, you can't sue them? >> oh, my goodness. can you imagine? and gators down below? >> luckily, she's ok. she's an australian woman. you may hear from her during this show. in the meantime, let's kick off our monday with some headlines beginning with a fox news alert. overnight, iran sentencing an american and former u.s. marine to death for spying. 28-year-old

new hampshire, ahead of abc's big debate on saturday. see you from new hampshire tomorrow. >>> sthiam on on you! >> dan: occupyt it again, this time they forced city hall to shut down. we're live there tonight to show you how and why. >> reporter: i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. they will unveil the new budget five days early. >> a precedent setting case facing the state supreme court. when it's too late for victims to sue the catholic church. >> and how this man was saved on 9/11. a blind man with a vision for the rest of us. >>> this is not nice stuff, but that is what it takes to balance the budget. >> governor brown unveiling a state spending plan that relies billions in budget cuts. i'm cheryl jennings in for carolyn johnson. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. he unveiled his possible the ted when it was mistakenly posted on line. it projected $9.2 billion and calls for $4.2 billion in cuts. assumes they will pass higher sales tax increase and in they don't i

it's not easy being the front-runner in new hampshire this morning when occupy protestors and all the gop opponents come out swinging with some hooks and jabs. see how mitt romney is responding to all this political noise on the eve of the new hampshire primary. >> so far he has done a good job staying above the fray, even keel, appearing presidential, that kind of thing. >> doesn't appear flustered. >> up by 20 points. helps your confidence. this morning, an adventure in africa that nearly turned tragic for a tourist taking a 365 foot bungee jump the cord broke. how the victim swam to safety with broken bones and legs tangled up. unbelievable video. just unbelievable survival. how anyone. >> 1% of you wants to bungee jump don't do it after seeing that video. later this half-hour, an attempt to mix arithmetic and history lessons turns to outrage when some word problems in math class bring up the ugly topic of slavery. a story that is incomprehensible here in the 21st century. >> don't know what the school district was thinking. first new numbers from new hampshire show how the race is

the occupy protesters here in new hampshire, iowa as well.see it as the campaign continues. for romney, he's feeling pretty good right here in new hampshire, and the new polls in south carolina, three out yesterday, indicate he's on top there as well, gary. >> let's talk about the candidate who's had the toughest the last few weeks, gingrich. what's he doing right now to turn it around? >> reporter: he's trying to show that, hey, i am a conservative alternative to mitt romney. i am the one who can actually beat president obama. he had an event in salem, new hampshire last night, and he was trying to say once again that mitt romney is a massachusetts moderate. take a listen. >> and i would argue that a conservative is vastly better than a moderate. in campaigning in an environment like this. because by definition, the gap between barack obama and a conservative is vastly wider, and that ultimately you get to october, if he's going to raise $1 billion, and he's going to have to run a scorched-earth campaign, because he won't be able to get hims

. >> reporter: romney may be the strong front runner here in new hampshire but at a rally tonight it was occupy protester who were front and center. romney fired back at them after his event. >> you know what? this president -- this president has caused a deepening recession and is responsible for 25 million americans being out of work or not being able to get jobs. >> the new jersey governor was on the trail and blamed the president. >> this is the type of anger, division is causing in our country, bring our country together. stop dividing mr. president. >> reporter: the republican field has two chances in 12 hoursful last night they pulled their punches. this morning debate they came out swinging. >> can we drop the baloney? you ran in 94 and last. that's why you weren't in the senate with -- with santorum. >> reporter: rick santorum blasted romney as alive 8th. >> we want someone who will stand up and fight for the conservative prince preponderances. not run with the left of kennedy. >> >> this is a battle for the soul america. this is where americans will ask who are we as a people? >> repo

his near victory in iowa into gains in new hampshire, trying to sell his brand of social conservative. today at a diner in new hampshire, he was confronted by occupy protesters. then at a college event in concord, he spoke about same-sex marriage, polygamy, michelle obama's line, for the first time in my adult life, i'm really proud of my country. he was booed leaving the stage. >> let me thank you all very, very much for being here for your time and attention. thanks. >> the former pennsylvania senator speaking tonight at a more friendly venue. keeping them honest had some other statements causing contin controversy, namely because the candidate is denying what he said. it happened at a stop on iowa on sunday. >> i don't want to make people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. i want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money. >> the next day, scott pelly asked him about that. >> you said that you don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. why did you say that? >> i've seen that quote. i haven't seen the context in what that was made. yesterday, i talked about a movie called

. >> brian: occupy increase new hampshire getting out of control just hours before the voting. wow.u, you probably got the party music for me. >> steve: republican party. >> gretchen: we were ready to party at 5:00 a.m when we started the extensioned version of "fox & friends." now there is sunlight and i can see a party going on inside there. >> brian: i almost saw a person. >> gretchen: come on. we had to have some excitement about the whole thing. polls have been open a couple hours. >> steve: after the millions of dollars spent on ads and all the yelling and give and take between the candidates, today is the day, the granite stayed decides. >> brian: we'll find out. some polls show mitt romney's lead is slipping. then i saw another poll that shows it's in the 40s. so you have no idea what's going to happen with 40% of the people saying i'm going to make up my mind in the final three days. it's time. >> gretchen: it is. let's get to the headlines before we focus on that. last night, 75-year-old alex decoach collapsed in the men's room moments after the legislature held its final

group called occupy the caucuses and several people were arrested at mitt romney's headquarters i think i know for a fact actually that there's another group planning something for the new hampshire primaries i think we're going to see this throughout the entire campaign trail occupy occupy wall street protesters you know doing their my checks on the politicians and i mean i just yeah absolutely that i i personally feel like there's a loss of confidence in in the electoral system right now i mean i kind of this is my personal opinion think we're going to see really low vote maybe even record low voter turnout but i'm not a political expert so that's going to be it's going to be a million tristin you're very interesting to watch for tim pool thanks so much for being with us tonight. no problem that you so much here's to another year of patriotic activism on behalf of the ninety nine percent against the one percent of wall street and washington d.c. who are driving this nation to the brink of collapse. crazy alert illegal tender a north carolina man was arrested last week after he tried to pay for four hundred seventy six dollars for the items at a local wal-mart with his very own

supreme, yes, the vermin supreme who got a little roughed up during an occupy rally outside a rick santorum event in new hampshire. >> thank you, sir. >> how do you feel by getting attacked by rick santorum supporters? >> i wasn't too happy about it, but it is politics. i am tough and rough like that. it is okay. >> that's a boot on his head. that's a look. >> for those who are not familiar by mr. supreme, shame on you. vermin has run for mayor of destroyed and mercury, nevada. and he was a candidate for president in 2004 and 2008. here he is explaining his platform at a lesser known presidential candidate forum from last month. >> opening two minutes to mr. vermin supreme. >> thank you. gingivitis has been eroding the gum line of this great nation long enough and must be stopped. i am a friendly fashist. i am a talent that you should trust and you should let me run your life because i do know what is best for you. a vote for vermin supreme is a vote completely far and away. free ponies for all-americans. it is one of the over looked issues today. my free pony platform is of course a jobs creation program in the