rick davis and steve schmidt became convinces she was a star, game changing pick and she addressed a lot of political imperatives they had and mccain was convinced every a five day period. >> one of the things that the movie captures so well is the way that they backed them inteefs thiinteefsthemselvesin . there was no way you could win. he needed to change the dynamic because obama had so much money, was a celebrity, was a star. it was a democrat year because so many people in the country had turned against george w. bush he needed to establish a maverick make in-roads with the female vote. all of these other candidates woody haralson in the meef says it's all these boring white gaze, they're not game changing picks. he's got five days. so 24e they had kind of messed around for months going through the process of vetting people who would never help him win and ended up suddenly having to make the biggest decision of mccain's political life with just a few hours of vetting. and then he had just not met her. none of them had met her until two days before they picked her. they never me

i pick up the phone and called rick davis. i said, we should take a look at sarah palin. the vetting the was done, i said to wreck that it's very important. rick was in charge of the vetting process. they should be fully and completely vetted, like all the other candidates. ten lawyers and 20 lawyers in a couple of days so we done with three lawyers over a couple of weeks for all the other candidates. and there were four parts to that. and the first part -- and you could do a documentary on this alone -- person point to bring a man. congratulations console log. a do want to make the part about

i pick up the phone and i called rick davis and we should take a look at sarah palin. the vetting done, i said it is very important u.s. then charge of the process that she has been completely go through vetting, a go through a couple of days we have done over a couple of weeks. the first part you can do a documentary on this but i do want to make the part of what we're talking about. the first part was the medical records. that was clear purpose second part is depicted where we have a discussion operationally how the campaign will run and how your life will change. the third part was the questionnaire the fitness for office and the fourth part is the interview with john mccain himself. would john mccain and sarah palin said is said known to be. it is known to them. the questionnaire and the results we did not have the inside of lack of prepared this. >> the gold standard congratulations. you had get-tough audience. a lot of people were played on the screen, those who played extra is were there. many people said it was realistic enough it gave them the creeps. [laughte

i pick up the phone and called rick davis and said we should take a look at sarah palin. the vetting that was done, rick was in charge of the vetting process. completely vetted like all of the other candidates and how do we deal with 10 or 20 lawyers in a couple days when we fought with three lawyers over a couple weeks for the other candidates? there were four parts to that. the first part and you could do a documentary on this alone. >> i will bring in jay roach. >> i want to make the point about what we are talking about. the first part was the medical records and all that stuff. it was clear. the second part was depicted in the movie where we had a discussion, operationally that the campaign is going to run and this is how your life is going to change. the third part was the questionnaire which was really the office -- conducted in the fourth part of the interview with john mccain himself. what john mccain and sarah palin said to each other, it was known to them. the questionnaire was the results of it we didn't have the insight on lack of preparedness. >> we have the

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rick santorum. he scored two wins in the south cutting into frontrunner mitt romney's momentum and ensuring the republican race for the white house continues on. fox's jennifer davisore now from capitol hill. >> reporter: is a southern sweep for rick santorum as he breathes new life in his bid for the white house. even rick santorum seemed a bit surprised to learn he won both contests in the deep south but he did, scoring victories in alabama and mississippi. >> we did it again. >> reporter: santorum says these wins in the deep south cement his position as the conservative candidate and undercut mitt romney's narrative that he is it is inevitable nominee. >> the best chance to win this election is to nominate a conservative to go up against barack obama who can take him on on every issue. >> reporter: romney had been hoping to prove he could garner support from his party's conservative southern base. he still remains far ahead in the delegate race with twice as many as santorum and more than all the other candidates combined. >> i'm the one guy in this race who can beat barack obama. >> reporter: as for newt gingrich, failed to get the southern wins he had been ba

mitt romney and rick santorum are virtually tied. >> remember davy crockett? a mountaintop in tennessee. raced in the woods so he knew every tree. killed him a bear when he was only 3. >> to win this race we'll have to narrow down to 2. i think that will happy convenient actually. martha: let's go to nashville, tennessee where we find mike emanuel. have the candidates tried to connect to voters? that has been their biggest wish in the volunteer state. how is it looking there? >> i'm at a polling location that's been open for several hours. we have seen a stream of voters coming here to cast their ballots. mitt romney trying to connect with voters on the economy. rick santorum, the conservative he argues he believes could win the white house. gingrich took a shot at president obama on the issue of energy. >> presidents are supposed to run the country today. maybe we should have an experiment. maybe i'll get some algae and go to a gas station. that's the barack obama solution. >> reporter: tennessee voters have seen the top three contenders in the state of tenne

davis. flush. 18 points, 11 boards. then kidd-gilchrist, the alley-oop to terrence jones. then jones gets his own board. 'next up, rick pitino and the louisville cardinals in the final four. >> the stanford was led by nneka ogwumike last night. 39 points as they defeated south carolina. nneka has been the final four every year since she arrived at standard and this is her last chance for an ncaa title. >> every game, i don't want any game to be my last really, and so obviously, except for next weekend, anytime we're out there whatever anyway need me to do, offense or defense, when i'm on the bench or the locker room, i just tree to -- try to do my best to extend myself to everybody. >> mike: december 2009 the last time tiger woods once a pga tour event. today got the month can he -- monkey off his back, winning the arnold palmer tournament. mcdowell falls three back of tiger. tiger increased the lead on three. watch this approach. striking the ball well. gets to 11-under. to six, mcdowell trying to find at momentum and gets it. eagle putt here. nothing but net. gets to 11-under and within a shot of tiger but woods rai

any information please call as they're looking desperately for little devin davis in cleveland, texas. jon: what a sad story. rickthanks. jenna: oral arguments are over in the supreme court as far as the health care law and the justices are weighing their decisions right now. some critics claim though that the supreme court themselves, the justices themselves, are crossing the line in a power grab. in fact in an editorial in the "washington post" today there is a suggestion that the court is now acting as an alternative, if you will, to congress. listen to part of this editorial. quote, the conservative justices were obsessed with weird hypotheticals. if the federal government can make you buy health insurance, might it require you to buy broccoli or health club memberships, cell phones, burial services and cars all of which have nothing to do with an uninsured person getting expense sieve treatment that others, often taxpayers have to pay for. joining me now, judge andrew napolitano. fox's very own senior judicial analyst. judge, this law has been criticized as a power grab by the federal government. now there i

rick santorum by just 12,000 votes. santorum won tennessee, oklahoma and north dakota. fox's jennifer davis has more on where the race stands this morning. >>> mitt romney was the night's biggest winner but his rivals scored victories too which means this republican race for the white house is far from over. >> it was a super tuesday for mitt romney. he won six out of 10 contests, virginia, vermont, idaho, alaska, his home state of massachusetts and he pulled out a nail biter of a win in the 199's biggest prize of ohio. >> on november 6th, we'll stand united. not only having won an election but having saved a future. >> he is not there yet but romney did solidify his lead in the delegate race. still, rick santorum had a strong night inning tennessee, oklahoma and north dakota and proving to be very competitive in the buck sigh state despite being vastly outspend spent by romney. >> we'll get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole passel full of silver models. >> newt gingrich would be his home state of georgia. >> there are lots of bunny rabbits that run through. i'm the tortoise. i j

davis guggenheim. and al gore's inconvenient truth movie mitt romney pretty far ahead four hundred twenty nine delegates way ahead of rick santorum newt gingrich or ron paul with the houstons will shows that she left everything to her daughter bobbi kristina today going to gingrich santorum and romney in those two states because they have primaries on tuesday. so yeah i think you get the picture there and think hollywood projects a.t.m. analyzing incredibly important studies about whether or not beards are still in most things i don't actually a fact anyone's life story is a guy completely ignored the hardships that so many americans are facing or the wars that our troops are losing their lives then or a million other things like what f.b.i. director robert mueller said yesterday that's right he was also on the hill being grilled by lawmakers and had this moment. in my mind this moment should be on every single t.v. screen today unfortunately is it and this is regarding the speech given by attorney general eric holder the other day which laid out why this administration thinks that it's totally legal for them to assassin

davis. this was read detecthe severity, todaycaused d tag marking. and yellow attacked for surrounding buildings. in kansas, 40 delegates are at stake. ricktt romney. these caucuses just, a few days before super tuesday. next week there are primaries in the southern states alabama, mississippi where mitt romney and gingrich are currently heavily campaigning. >> 8:19. henry is at the oakland zoo. >>henry: hello. {laughter} that is right. this is olivia. this is chris. a small sample of the types of animals that you can get up close to. we will be meeting this beautiful creature coming up. ♪ [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dgerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and ha wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] ♪ >>henry: the oakland zoo has the distinction of a beautiful baby otter-giraffe. >> we have the baby giraffe that was born in the end of january her name as maggie and it is growing fast! >> you can come see her. a lot of differ

davis, who is a mitt romney supporter. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> there are more a few strategists who said ohio could clinch the nomination for mitt romney. it's hard to see how rick if he doesn't win. do you buy that? is this make or break? >> no. i think it's going to go on for awhile. >> does that hurt the republican party? >> ohio is proportional voting. gingrich will take most of georgia. i'm talking straight delegates here. you have oklahoma and tennessee. then the next week, you rotate to alabama and mississippi. not exactly romney strongholds. but he's piling up delegate leads every day. and he has the advantage. this becomes a war of attrition. he has the financial advantage to carry him through. i'm confident of that at the end. but as long as his opposition stays in, they are going to continue to get media and the race is still open until you clinch it. ohio win will be a big win. we have eight months before the next election. >> let me ask you about your candidate and some numbers from our new "wall street journal" poll. his number one positive for mitt romney is that he's knowledgeable about the issues. number one negative is he waffles on issues. we

davis bacon which cost state and local government money. so, i think there's a pretty big policy differences there. and when you get out of the industrial states, i think it gets harder for rick to put together a majority. so, we'll see how it goes. >> speaker, there's no way to get enough delegates before the convention, so this could be a long fight if it's going to be successful for you. when we have seen this happen in the past, 1952 for the democrats, 1976 for the republicans, 1980 for the democrats, it means that party loses in the general election, are you worried that this kind of long fight is going to push your nominee at risk? >> no. george, i'll be glad to swap history credentials with you. four years ago, i believe it was that barack obama and hillary clinton went all of the way to late june before their race ended. and yet, that seemed actually to be more advantageous to obama than john mccain having gotten the nomination early. but, we're up against an incumbent president. the thing people have to ask themselves is -- who do you think could stand up to barack obama in october and win the debates? because we're certainly not -- the romney strategy of outspending

release davis guggenheim's little documentary showing that decision making process that went in to going after osama bin lad laden. we're going to show that later in the show. i want to get biden on rickrum. we have to hear this. >> senator santorum said it was, and i quote, a payoff to special interests, end of quote. you know, it's kind of amazing, gingrich and romney and santorum, they don't get the facts get in their way. nobody knows better than you and your families the real price you paid to allow this reorganization to take place. plant closures, wage freezes, lower wages. they know, everybody knows. these companies would not be in existence today without the sacrifices of all of you in the uaw that you made. >> joe heilman, would the republicans be well advised to just, you know what, let's shut up about the auto bailout thing, this payoff to special interest thing provokes biden to come back like that? >> man, it's a good advice, i think. they are going to lose that argument. you know, on this show we previously talked about the fact that michigan, a state that, you know, in an ideal republican world is a state that should be a state that's contestable is pretty much off the

mickey dolenz is one of the rick nal members of the monkees and a long-time friend of davy jones.morning, mickey. it's an emotional morning. pretty tough day. >> yes. it came as a big shocker. right out of the blue. you know, he was the last one that i thought would you know -- he's the youngest one of us. and i suspect a little bit it might have been genetics, you know i think both of his parents passed pretty early on. >> his mother died when he was very young. people don't realize he quit school, he dropped out of school when that happened. >> his father passed away also, i believe with a heart attack. when he wasn't very old, either. >> and yet, he always seemed on camera, mickey, as this cup half-full guy. is that what he was like, in your life? >> yeah, he was always the go-to guy for fun and for a laugh. and he -- he never took himself or any of us, we never took ourselves very seriously, you couldn't, you know. and he was, you know, a jokester. and always was. and we hung out a lot together. we, i remember him very clearly, because we had similar back grounds. even in th

davie crockett. remember? [ cheers ] >> i said this is the greenest state in the land of the free. >> reporter: it's ohio, tomorrow's symbolic prize that the candidates will focus on in the final hours. rick santorum returning here after stops in oklahoma and tennessee. the latest nbc news/marist poll shows romney gaining ground in ohio. the two now neck and neck. but because santorum failed to complete the paperwork he may not be eligible for more than 15% on tuesday. >> this is a game of survivors. we're doing as well as anybody. in all the races we're first or second in most of the states. that's a good super tuesday for us. >> reporter: newt gingrich is counting on a good super tuesday in georgia. >> we really worked hard to make sure we can carry georgia and the polls indicate we will. >> reporter: meanwhile, ron paul is up north in alaska looking for votes. >> do i believe i can win? yes. do i believe the chances are slim? yes. >> reporter: romney is rounding up establishment support. receiving the endorsement of eric cantor, the number two republican in the house on "meet the press." >> mitt romney is the only candidate in the race who's put forward a bold pro growth, pro jobs plan

davie. also, a programming note for you today. we will have the wisconsin state and freedom coalition, a presidential kickoff event there. speakers include mitt romney, rick santorum, newt gingrich. that is live at 11:00 a.m. on c- span. i want to get a few more calls in about this issue of cameras in congress, while we have the five minutes we have left. we will go to houston, texas, marcus on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i like the cameras c'mon bought i find that the cameras -- i like the cameras, but i find the cameras in the hearing rooms more informative host: more informative than the four statements? caller: yes, absolutely. as far as the partisan divide, i believe the congress is more partisan, or the house at least, because the districts are drawn more partisan. that is my thought. host: thank you, from houston, texas. let's go to kevin in charleston, south carolina, on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment is, i am a democrat. i favor democracy. the more cameras the better. if there were more cameras, people might wake up to the fact that the president does not in control much. it is mor