rick santorum winning iowa, rick perry getting out of the gop race. stay with cnn.ll be right back after a quick break. with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> two big news stories breaking this hour right here in the "cnn newsroom." we'll start with rick perry, expected to announce he is jumping out of the gop race. that's going to happen about an hour and ten minutes, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. jim acosta is actually traveling with the romney camp. jim, any reaction? i know it's happening fast. any reaction from the camp? >> reporter: not yet, kyra, but you have to think there's going to be some worry setting in over at the romney camp because of what's happening this morning. i mean, perry dropping out right now obviously is going to help newt ging

is rick perry. that was that ad. there's the issue of rick santorum not just defending torture but saying john mccain was only against torture because john mccain doesn't understand it. mr. santorum saying, "he doesn't understand how enhanced interrogation works. i mean, you break somebody, and after they're broken they become cooperative." rick santorum understands. that john mccain, what's he ever done to -- yeah. there's also the time rick santorum said president obama being in favor of abortion rights was, "almost remarkable for a black man." oh. rick santorum also thinks states should be allowed to ban birth control. as president he would annul all existing same-sex marriages in the country. how is that for small government? his position if we only banned abortion, then we could afford social security? that baffled even the usually unflappable greta van susteren at fox news. >> what happened, there was a caller that called into a radio station up in lavonia -- excuse me, new hampshire. and they

rick santorum, 24,134.ming in third with 79% of the precincts reporting, 21%, he's got 21,000 votes. newt gingrich is a distant fourth, only 13%, only 13,000 votes. rick perry, about 10%, 10,000 votes. michele bachmann, 5%, about 5,000 votes. jon huntsman at 1% of the votes. let's go to erick and gloria. what's going on over here? you're looking closely at these numbers. santorum was ahead, now slightly, slightly, mitt romney ahead. >> we've been looking as it's flip-flopped around, and each of the leaders and why. now let's look at mitt romney and where his strength is coming from. two things we want to hone in on. we asked people, what's the most important candidate quality, can defeat obama. 31% of the caucusgoers told us that was the most important thing. true conservative, 25%. i'm going to tell you right now, those voters went overwhelmingly for ron paul. strong moral character, a quarter of voters said that was most important. and i'll tell you right now, that went overwhelmingly for rick santorum. t

expect to hear that more from rick santorum and more tomorrow. we're waiting for rick perry.hould mitt romney release tax returns now instead of waiting until april? with the latest nudge from alexis christoforous taoerbgs from chris christie and what that means. martha: the tennis meltdown that has everybody talking. we'll show you. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. >> this is a great example of the insiders that are having a krufrpgs here. an conversation up here. the fact much the matter here is washington d.c. needs to leave the states alone and let the states decide these issues. bill: many argued that was rick perry best performance after getting a slow start in the debates we've watched for the past three months. what we wanted to show you is what's happened so far in the month of january and where the race has gone. on the touch screen billboard behind us we'll take you back to iowa, right, first yea week of the year. michelle ba

we begin with rick santorum. momentum is with the pennsylvania senator and he is sticking to his conservative guns. candidate santorum this afternoon. >> i would suggest if you look at the history of republican nominees, that moderate voters, moderate candidates who were there to appeal to more moderates ended up losing. >> but is that tough enough? listen to what congressman ron paul had to say about santorum earlier to cnn's dana bash. >> why would not he be a good republican nominee? >> he is very liberal. >> santorum is liberal? >> have you looked at his record? >> uh-huh. >> go look at his record. >> cnn political correspondent jim acosta is in boone, iowa. he spent the day with jim santorum. i understand he got some interesting last-minute help. >> reporter: that's right. don't tell jim bob dug per rick santorum is too liberal. the reality show tv show star, he is the star of the reality tv show 19 kids and counting. he backed mike huckabee. he's been in support of the former pennsylvania senator. you won't

rick? >> rick: very interesting. julie banderas, thanks. >> sure. >> arthel: paying final respects to a trail blazer, etta james remembered at a service in southern california. hundreds attending the funeral for the grammy award winning singer, james was eulogized as a woman who broke down cultural barriers to create her own style. she passed away on january 20 from leukemia, days before her 74th birthday. >> rick: i loved her. i know you did, too. >> arthel: of course i did. >> rick: she's great. there will be a key voting bloc for the race to the white house, especially in the next primary. so who is winning and who is losing the latino vote? >> arthel: horrifying storms tearing across the south this week. a couple of lives even lost. ahead, how states can better prepare their citizens for the worst case scenario. >> she seen two funnel clouds. there was several houses that you already heard that were totally demolished. one couple was at home and no one understands how they got out alive ok! who gets occasional co

rick santorum. rick santorum. rick santorum. rick santorum. rick santorum. ron paul. rick santorum. michele bachmann. newt gingrich. rick perry. mitt romney. rick santorum. rick santorum. newt gingrich. mitt romney. mitt romney. rick santorum. rick santorum in one spot. mitt romney second, paul and newt gingrich tied in third. it appears that the first count. rick santorum, first, mitt romney, second, paul and newt gingrich tied for third. i will announce the total study audience and a make the official tabulation to des moines. just again so that we have the ascent of mr. freeman, the sheriff, the observers, our president secretary -- >> [inaudible] >> sure, that would be fine. rick santorum, 41, mitt romney, 32, ron paul and newt gingrich at 13, bachmann, seven, perry, six, huntsman, one. rick santorum winds, mitt romney, second, paul and newt gingrich third. i will have use i met with the secretary and announce the results to the caucus and we will make the call to des moines. we will go ahead and announce these. [inaudible] >> may be that we could do it this time, sheriff, why d

>> mitt romney. >> i voted for mitt romney. >> tonight my choice is rick santorum. >> rick santorum.> the biggest thing he is lektability. that is between santorum and mitt romney. i chose romney at the very end. >> what do you like about romney? >> i like the lektability. >> governor romney can raise $3 billion. i think he can match obama dollar for dollar. i believe he can definitely defeat mr. obama. >> what is it about mitt romney that attracted you? >> i think like his family values. i just feel like maybe he could be the one to beat obama. he might be the best at get along in washington. >> and he's the guy who can win? that seems to be the overarching argument tonight, right? >> right. >> if santorum come out and be the nominee, do you think he can beat president obama? >> i think. so. >> and santorum won in precinct two. >> i could live with rick santorum. >> do you believe he can defeat president obama? >> i hope he can. yes. yeah, i do. he is one of america's choices and his ideals and his beliefs. >> and is rick santorum a candidate you're happy with, somebody you can live

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forgot rick perry. then we went to rick santorum.ill they actually -- will rick santorum now stay on top or will he just be a fleeting moment at the top? >> right. when you go -- >> from the papers today in philadelphia, some of the people in the philadelphia daily news who don't like him on the editorial page already vetting him and that's something that hasn't really happened to rick santorum because he was the last person to surge. now, this morning, as people wake up and he's got 25% of the vote, they're going to go through his record and start talking and it will begin with how he lost his re-election by 18 points. >> right. let's talk about what the democrats are going. the president of the united states is being ignored because there's no one to fight against and therefore, yesterday, he did a web conference where he had some questions and talked about iowa and all his accomplishments and his -- and another one of his minions, you want to hear that right now? let's hear a little bit from the president. >> because of those cauc

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rick perry, oops. a couple too many oops moments for rick perry.st not ready for primetime in presidential politics. here comes rick santorum who had no oops moments and there wasn't much fire fired at him. here rick santorum doing develop with evangelicals. >> all right. you mentioned it's the authenticity, no measurable mistakes. he captured a portion of what you call the teavangelicals. leave it to you to name a new party. >> yeah. leave it to me to come up with a piffy phrase there, kyra. look, the teavangelicals, what are they? these are evangelicals who very much support the tea party and its agenda. it's really that simple. there he is a big crossover in this country. what we saw, as you saw in that previous segment with some of those evangelical numbers, rick santorum did very well with that crowd and, yes, ron paul did very well with that crowd too. tea party, ron paul works he know all about that. he's also appealing to evangelicals for a myriad of different reasons which is probably another segment on your show. the point is that these t

i don't think rick perry would endorse mitt romney, i think woe go with santorum. >> rick perry, like every other professional politician will only endorse the person who he thinks is going to win and will wait as long as he possibly can in making that calculation and try to do it right before all the rest of the world knows that this is the guy who is going to win. so, you know, and also, i don't think there is such a thing as a rick perry follower. i think his endorsement doesn't get you any of those 10%, tough go get those 10% as a candidate. >> i think a substantial amount of those 10% are anti-romney voters. >> sure. yeah. >> i think no matter what perry would do, many of them if not most works go to whoever the strongest anti-romney candidate s i can't see people that would go to rick perry or any of the others because they didn't want to go with willard turn around and say we will go with willard now. i mean, if there is a guy with a pulse, santorum or any of them, i think that the majority of them would go with them h >> i will say, my gut check here it is impossible for know

but i clearly like rick santorum a lot and i think rick santorum will tell you he likes me a lot. we are personally very good friends and have known each other for many, many years. in fact it goes back 20 plus years. >> back in april, you had said the citizens united case and the work that david bossi did there is an extraordinarily important case and landmark. obviously you were the victim of one would argue the unintended consequences of citizens united. any second thoughts? >> no. no, i'm not the victim of that. i'm the victim of one personal person, mitt romney, whose staff decided to run a deliberately negative and dishonest campaign. that's the fact. remember the swift vote model existed in 527s long before citizens united. and in fact this particular approach i think has nothing to do with the citizens united case, it has to do with a bunch of millionaires getting together to run a negative campaign and governor romney refusing to call them off and refusing to be hahn bes it. >> all right. >> so i think this is a matter of political responsibility. >> speaker newt gingrich

the problem here with gingrich is some social conservatives who like rick perry, like rick santorum, are doubtful about newt gingrich, but the idea of believes in redemption that gingrich said i now ma made a mistake, is the most powerful message that gingrich has to try to rally the conservatives. what perry did is advance that narrative. >> when we look at what happened here what is the chances newt gingrich will walk away as a winner. what does it mean as we ramp up to what's going to happen to the voting in south carolina on saturday? >> thomas, our new nbc poll in south carolina shows newt gingrich within striking distance, particularly after monday night's republican debate. of course there's another debate tonight, but there has been some movement on monday, you end up newt gingrich trailing mitt romney by 15 points, on tuesday it was five points but making up a lot of ground on that tuesday. thomas, i was also struck. nondid rick perry say there needs to be a replacement for president obama in the white house, but it tees to be done with a conservative, somebody who actually

rick? >> rick: thanks. and quick alert now.e on a story we told you about at the top of the show. there were two people injured when a package bomb explode the. lafayette, colorado. the weather not great. the bolder county bomb squad is securing this vehicle that you see in the picture there. once it's secured, then they can start their investigation. police just talking to reporters a couple of minutes ago. they say that the explosion happened a few minutes before 1:00 p.m. local time. sorry for the jitteriness of this camera. we're not controlling it for you. two victims. they were transport to do a local hospital with burns. we don't know their condition, but a half dozen homes in that neighborhood have been evacuated. the bomb squad now trying to confirm that there is no secondary device inside that car. that's why they're being very careful as they search it. as get more information, we'll pass it along. >>> other news and parents and educators fight ago judge's ruling that an arizona school district's mexican american stu

rick santorum, more than 100 days.o he did not put all of his time and all of his money into this state. whether he can get away with it, i don't know. because he made a huge push toward the end of this and they sounded very confident. but either way they look at it, they don't believe that rick santorum has the wherewithal to go the distance. that he just doesn't have the infrastructure out there and available to him to make this a winning race through 50 states. so they feel pretty good, regardless of who goes up or down in that first and second slot. >> candy, was gingrich's speech carried in that room ? and if so, i'm wondering what the reaction of it was? very clearly, there was a level of anger towards romney -- >> reporter: oh, a level of it? yeah. yeah lots of ohhs, things like that while they were listening. i thought it was pretty clear, listening very closely to newt gingrich that the strategy for him going forward is, he basically embraced rick santorum, we're friends, our families are friends. and he calle

but the story is rick santorum. you think to where he was 2 weeks ago and where he was six months ago. i remember being in the fox green room with him, talking to him as he laid out to me his strategy for being a serious candidate. i will admit, i didn't take him very seriously. it was an awkward exchange where i was looking at him, thinking, you are crazy. that doesn't make any sense at all. and he looked at me in that reading my reaction and said, i am not crazy. that's not crazy. it turns out, he was right. that's not crazy. >> 2 1/2 weeks ago in the green room in washington. he was saying how he was upset that more news operations, including ours, didn't give him enough credit for what he was doing in iowa and despite the fact he was so low in the polls that he wasn't getting the time and the focus on what he was seeing anecdoteally on the ground. i said with time and performance, i am sure it's going to change. soon after that, the des moines register poll comes out, before this week, he outperforms that poll b

that was my time with rick santorum. asked whether the country would be better off with less contraception use. mr. santorum as you saw sort of ran out the clock talking about things other than contraception use. fortunately, we do know what rick santorum thinks about contraception. he's on the record on the matter. back when nobody took him all that seriously, in terms of his presidential prospects, rick santorum made his position on contraception, very, very clear. >> one of the things i will talk about that no president has talked about before i think the dangers of contraception in this country. the whole sexual liberty idea, many in the christian faith said well that is okay, contraception is okay, it's not okay. it's a license to do things in a sexual realm that is counter to what how things are supposed to be. >> president santorum's america, birth control is a sexual libertine idea. the moderators tried to nail the contraception issue down. that effort was mostly derailed by mitt romney purporting not to understa

but the story is rick santorum.ou think to where he was 2 weeks ago and where he was six months ago. i remember being in the fox green room with him, talking to him as he laid out to me his strategy for being a serious candidate. i will admit, i didn't take him very seriously. it was an awkward exchange where i was looking at him, thinking, you are crazy. that doesn't make any sense at all. and he looked at me in that reading my reaction and said, i am not crazy. that's not crazy. it turns out, he was right. that's not crazy. >> 2 1/2 weeks ago in the green room in washington. he was saying how he was upset that more news operations, including ours, didn't give him enough credit for what he was doing in iowa and despite the fact he was so low in the polls that he wasn't getting the time and the focus on what he was seeing anecdoteally on the ground. i said with time and performance, i am sure it's going to change. soon after that, the des moines register poll comes out, before this week, he outperforms that poll by,

rick perry thinks it can be his fire wall.ich, the problem that they have is that if they are all competing, we could have a very similar result that we saw in iowa in which newt gingrich, santorum trul and rick perry end up dividing that conservative vote which would allow mitt romney to get a win out of south carolina. something he wasn't able to do four years ago. >> and romney has been endorsed by the governor, nicky healy of that state. but handicapped that state for him in your opinion for romney. >> it will be a very tough state. just like iowa was. but all of a sudden, 20%, 25% is all you need to be able to win there, it is very doable for mitt romney. so that is his strategy all along, being able to split that conservative vote. it is worth pointing out that john mccain would have never won the south carolina primary four years ago if fred thompson hadn't taken away votes from mike huckabee. because fred thompson was taking away votes, that allowed someone like john mccain to go in and win. that would be mitt romney's

what is rick santorum's appeal?he choir together, after church services rick would knock on doors after church and be at it seven days a week. all along rick's approach was talk policy and bring people together. he talked about freedom but tied that with personal responsibility. the district that he ran in, which is now the district i have, the 18th district appealed to blue color voters, reagan democrats, and he had to do that by pulling people together. i expect that he has the same tenacity and relentless necessary in iowa. going everywhere and talking to as many people as he could about the issues and being positive about america and that's where you see his message coming through. bill: this is a guy who ran for the senate in pennsylvania and lost in his home state. how did he come back from that? >> pennsylvania lost five congressional seats that year, lost the governor's race that year by record proportions. it really was a year that was a low point for republicans really across america. what rick did over ti

even rick perry would tell you that. remember, he did so poorly in the first couple, he came out and said, i don't know, there's too many debates. i don't think i'll do debates anymore, which he really couldn't get away with, so of course, he did every debate after that. but where they were so fundamental in shaping rick perry is not ready for primetime. and when you saw the evangelicals meeting in texas, the home state, although not all of them are from there, but the home state of rick perry, a lot of those evangelicals are totally with rick perry, born-again christian. and what did they say when they came out? rick perry is with us on all the issues, but we just don't think he can win. that was essentially the message out of there. and i think that all goes back to those bad debates he had. >> i want to bring a new picture in here and bring back our john king as well, because they are now removing the fifth podium that was there for rick perry in the debate tonight. john, you're watching. we see that they're even -- o

rick santorum, 25%. mitt romney, 25%. ron paul, 21%, newt gingrich, 13%, rick perry at 10% who again we just heard is reassessing his campaign and heading home to texas and michele bachmann placing sixth at 5%, michele bachmann not announcing tonight that she would be suspending or reassessing or doing anything else with her campaign except heading on to the next contest. listening to rick perry there tonight, i'm not sure 50s a foregone conclusion that he would be reassessing his campaign and heading back to texas if he -- if he placed at this -- placed this far down in the standings, but it was not a surprise. the question is what the implications are of this with rick perry out does anything else move. >> well, something has to move. he has votes that have to move but i think more interestingly, the money, there is a lot of rick perry money out there and he has the capacity to raise a lot. a lot of fund-raiser interest. where do those people go, those that wanted to pump money into rick perry go. >> it's an open questi

number three is rick perry, number four is michele bachmann, number five is rick santorum. this is not iowa. this is everybody in the twitterverse. but ron paul winning not only in the top tier of our entrance polls but also in the social media world. >> ron paul has had a very strong online presence for this entire campaign. >> that's right. >> a lot of young followers are very active on twitter. >> that's right. >> and facebook and the like. our coverage continues. we'll take a short break of the caucuses getting under way now across iowa. more than 1700 precincts, 1774 voting under way in a number of places. we'll bring you all the results. there is a platform built for the purpose of driving innovation. one that's transforming how companies from every industry-- and of every size-- are doing business. a platform built for now. and for what's next. this...is the cisco intelligent network. cisco. [♪...] >> announcer: with nothing but his computer, an identity thief is able to use your information to open a bank account... in order to make your money his money. [whoosh, cl

any chance that rick perry takes any votes away from rick santorum?ck perry spent more money in iowa than any other candidate. that's crazy. not a lot to show for it. but he's betting all he has to do is make it to south carolina where he's supposed to have his big, you know, deb you tatant b his debut. if he spends money, he's got a lot of it. >> if i had to bet, though, more of this fake currency, if there's one candidate likely to drop out -- not likely but most mrausly going to drop out, i would say it's rick perry. >> before south carolina? why? >> it's a longshot scene air yoe -- >> and return the $15 million. >> two reasons. one, he's the only one between gingrich, bachmann and perry he's only one running what i call a serious president. gingrich ran for brand-building potential. bachmann ran to get her name out there. if perry falls flat on his face, and santorum gets 30% and gingrich goes to th9% additio-- >> perry would be a fool to drop out before south carolina. >> he says he wants a third place finish. what if he's fifth or worse? >> i th

who is rick santorum? is he the guy conservatives can rally around to defeat mitt romney, who again last night was rejected by three quarters of iowa republicans or a one-hit wonder, you see this year's mike huckabee? romney has money, the organization and the patience to outrun santorum, but does his side have the passion? also, the right-wing empire is about to strike back. michele bachmann dropped out today. her voters are a lot more likely to stick a santorum sign on their yards than a romney one. jon huntsman is all about knocking off romney personally, and for newt gingrich, it's not business, it's strictly personal. get ready, mitt. the right's coming at you. plus, will the republicans sign an abm treaty, anybody but mitt? can a coalition of santorum, gingrich and perry voters be formed to stop romney? and is team obama happy right now? not as happy as you would think. they love that romney didn't win big out there in iowa, but worry that santorum will be just the latest anti-romney whose bubble is

you hear over and over that i like rick rick santorum but i'm not sure he's big enough to run for president. and that's what newt gingrich argued last night. he embraced the santorum suggestion that he has grandiose views. he said i do have grandiose views and he basically called him too small to be president. gwen: i don't think santorum saw that coming. >> but i wouldn't count santorum out. he got the big boost from the evangelical leaders in the weekend meeting in texas. james dobson, that's a big deal. >> i heard he did get that endorsement from that group in texas, but there's no real obvious surge that he got from it. some people said he needed a stronger infrastructure. if he had a greater organization within south carolina churches on short notice he might have been able to do more. >> actually, there was some brushback on that. in part because of some of gingrich's top supporters who remember at the meeting came back the next day and at least in an interview with me, told me that the organizer of the evangelical meeting said that should not be construed as an endorsement. >> why is

rick santorum also got a huge boost. he's in second place now down there with 19, followed very closely by newt gingrich in third. that one. we also have a poll from up here. romney is in the lead at 40%, followed by ron paul at 17. rick santorum is at 11. romney leads nationally at 29 b 21. so, joe klein, it looks like rick santorum is slowly edging up to be the number one challenger to romney. >> the south carolina number is interesting. i don't want to break any news here, but this new hampshire primary isn't all that interesting this time. you know, the next really big deal is south carolina. except for the two debates here this weekend, i might add. >> doesn't what happens this weekend set up what happens on tuesday? that sets up what happens in south carolina. it's dynamic. >> but in the past, you could see the dynamic asserting itself in the week between iowa and new hampshire. i don't see all that much happening out here and you can see that in the polls. >> it seems like such a short chasm between the two. i rem

thank you, rick.ivided republican field moves onto new hampshire now after voters in iowa sort of split their support and also winnowed the field a little bit. good morning i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. three rivals are leaving the pack, mitt romney, rick santorum and paul r- ron paul taking the top spots in iowa. as we've seen for iowa voters it was a tough decision. john roberts live in des moines with more on this. a lot of conversation on this today about how big exactly this boost was for romney with such a narrow victory. >> reporter: it's really difficult to know at this point, but his numbers are such in new hampshire that it probably doesn't matter a whole lot. governor romney is on the ground in new hampshire east launches phase two of this primary campaign, coming out of iowa with that slim eight-vote margin. easy head by more than 20 points in the granite state. if he spent a little more time, met a few more people, didn't need to spend more money because he spent a lot of it might

rick santorum did it.course he lost in '06, but a lot of republicans in '06. >> they lost by 18 points in '06. one of the worst senate losses in the history -- >> and in 2006, after six years of iraq. listen, i am not -- i am not making a case for rick santorum's electability. all i'm saying is a lot of great republican candidates have tried to get reelected in pennsylvania and they have failed. i don't think you're going to find a lot of dirt in santorum's record because he represented a swing state like pennsylvania. >> and there are no signs of social issues are going to be decisive this time. >> he's extremely vocal about them and i think it is troubling. >> it wasn't last night, though, was it? >> his biggest problem with conservatives when people start to look at the spending record. that's what perry was hitting him on here. the earmarks, the pork, erick erickson's point. is that santorum has on spending and domestic policy, not social policy, but spending and economics has a very big government con

rick santorum. >> yes. >> this of course brings in a different element to the whole deal. >> what if they all decide newt gingrich is their guy, that newt gingrich now roused from his i'm going to only be the positive guy is now going to go after not only barack obama but also mitt romney and that newt gingrich can be the guy who can win why couldn't he be the guy who coalesced them? >> personally i don't think newt can win the south as well as santorum could because of the conservative base and his track record. i mean, these ads we were talking about earlier, i mean sooner or later newt is going to do a newt. a lot of that stuff that was in the super pac ads, it's baggage stuff. but moving forward for santorum, this is great news for him tonight. now will the capitulation of a couple other conservatives help? would the old conservatives who hold a lot of money embrace rick santorum? they can't stand romney. he told me not mitt now or ever. >> there will be a constituency of people out there that r