those are the four states that normally go first, according to the rnc rules. they're banding together and saying, look, we're going to move up our dates together, just to show how upset we are with what florida is trying to do. thou, we don't know those states yet, but aus mentioned, new hampshire could go in december. iowa could follow suit sometime tl thereafter. let me read a statement from the iowa republican party. the ar gans shown by the florida elected leadership is disappointing, but not surprising. equally troubling is to see this put ewe land behavior rewarded with our national convention, the consequences of florida a's intransagainst must be swift and severe including the refusal by the rnc to critical or seat any member of florida's presidential primary date commission at the 2012 rnc cop vengz in tampa. of course, what he's talking about is if you're a presidential candidate, you need delegates in order to win the nominati nomination. what the delegation is saying is slice or strip florida of a lot of their delegates so they have less voting pow

former rnc chairman. clearly mr. cain has driven to you distraction. what upset you this 9-9-9, 6-6-6, who do you dislike pizza? what's the problem? >> all of it. that "meet the press" interview had me throwing things at the television. david gregory asked him why he thought stupid people were ruining america. then in his defense of the 9-9-9 plan proves he is one of the stupid people. how is it possible that you can have a plan that calls for a 9% national sales tax and then say that most people's taxes would go down and when pushed on it said that the 9% national sales tax only applies to new goods? if you go to the grocery store and buy a loaf of bread and gallon of milk and get your medicine, you will be hit with this 9% tax, but if you buy a new flat panel television, you are fine. it's ridiculous! >> he seems to believe that responding to criticism is to say wrong, no. he said that's almost perfectly reasonable. every economy explained that they will leave the middle class worse off. why doesn't he revise the plan? >> is that for me or michael? >

a republican strategist and former communications director for the rnc. good afternoon to both of you. given the current incarnation of the republican party, was chris christie simply too cent rift or too liberal? >> i don't think so at all. i think chris cristy is what has this new incarnation of the republican party into fruition. you go back to what the party was on election day and you have a southern white party. the win of chris christie started to shatter that myth. the win was like a new york new york moment for republicans. we realized if we can make it there, we can make it anywhere. we went to massachusetts and had a great win there too. >> he would lose to a republican considered more conservative or the president himself and may have played a role. which was it? >> we are not talking about a guy who was pushed to the sidelines by conservatives as being dragged to the starting line by the establishment. this is a guy who has said for the last year he does not want to run. you had everyone begging him to. that had to have turned his head a litt

. >> i'm still in communications with our governor, the rnc and the state executive board, but as ofof now, but that is different from the answer you gave me a few days ago when you said absolutely not on the table. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: it is on the table at least now moving the caucuses? >> i don't set the table at home. as of now, that's where we're at. >> all right, amy tarkanian on the line with me now and you're laughing already. when you told me you don't set the table at home, i knew then something's up. just a couple of days before what we just played you told me, no way. it's not going to happen. amy, what changed? >> right, well, we do have a central committee and they -- you know, quite honestly, they were just so frustrated and disgusted by everything that's going on with the chain of events that started with florida and following with new hampshire. point blank they wanted their delegates back so i called the rnc and i said look at this point in the game can we have our delegates back and they said yes so that's what we did. we went right back to february 4th. we're s

hart attended the parties to celebrate peterson's retirement from the rnc in 1970 and told a reporterthat is a democrat he hopes quote elias council to continue to go unheeded. as hart was dying of cancer six years later the two of them still exchanged affectionate notes. so mother, the name of so many protÉges and political -- use when they addressed or seemed appropriate for the subtitle of my book. and i think the subtitle, mother of the moderates, captures the role peterson played not only in michigan but in the ranks of the national republican party in the 1960s and 70s. much has been written over the past few years about the particular challenges women can face when they seek high public office. research has shown that women more than their male counterparts need to be asked or encouraged to become candidates. that was certainly the case back in 1964. governor george romney and his aides were concerned the governor would not be able to win re-election with senator barry goldwater at the top of the republican ticket so they recruited peterson to run against bill hart knowing she

he said i will do everything in my power on the rnc to hold florida accountable for creating this messt the culpability for creating a compressed january calendar does not end there. time remains for nevada to respect the process, honor tradition and rectify the problem in a way that will restore order to the nomination calendar. >>> the recent jump in the polls and a spotlight on the presidential race focuses on herman cain. he is surging to second place with 25% support a 19% jump from a month ago. romney is on top with 26%. rick perry is down 19 points since the last poll was taken, down to 13% right now. cain's rise, perry's fall, further evidence of voter discontent. 66% of voters are satisfied with the current field of republican candidates, only 33% are not satisfied with the field. the extra attention cain received in recent days led to a more critical look at his proposals, including that 9-9-9 plan, posting a simplified 9% business tax, a 9% flat tax, and a 9% national tax. now some conservative blogs pointed out the biggest opponent may be mr. cain himself. in an op-ed he wr

. >> i'm still in communications with our governor, the rnc and the state executive board, but as of right now, we're on the 14th. >> okay. >> as of now. >> as of now, but that is different from the answer you gave me a few days ago when you said absolutely not on the table. >> uh-huh. >> it is on the table at least now moving the caucuses? >> i don't set the table at home. as of now, that's where we're at. >> well, the table has been cleared, it appears so here's where we are. february 4th, nevada is now going to have the caucuses on that day. so they'll go after iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, as well as florida. we'll check in once again with amy tarkanian, the gop chairwoman in nevada. she'll join us at 8:45 eastern time talking about this caucus change. why they decided to do it and the pressure they may have been under to move. >>> also this morning, voters in louisiana gave bobby jindal a big vote of confidence. he easily won re-election with around 66% of the vote. the republican incumbent beat nine challengers. his next closest opponent finished with less than 20% of th

and the rnc is asking nevada to move to february 4th in hopes of keeping new hampshire from moving a primary to december. most of the 2012 candidates are in iowa. there is a faith and forum. there is one notable exception. peter has more on that. >> one exception is mitt romney who is still making news even though he will not be there with the faith and freedom. with his reaction to president obama's withdrawalpresident obama's astonishing failure to an orderly transition in iraq has unnecessarily put at riskk the victories that were won through blood and fac fice of thousands of american men with bem. and back to iowa. winner of the western republican straw poll in vegas. herman cain is trying to convince he is prolife and clarifying earlier comments saying he wants families have the right to choose if they are choosing abortion they will break the law under the cain administration. >> the abortion is illegal. >>> and michelle bachmann is doing explain trying to convince iowa that her campaign has a hope and denying the report that her staff quit yesterday. i don't know if it is fed

i have been surprised that the rnc numbers are not higher. you would expect that the institutional party donors would make sure that the party is ready for whoever is the party nominee. >> whoever is chosen. that's right. have a good friday. >>> now to the wife of rick perry who came out swinging yesterday telling a south carolina audience that she is tired of how her husband has been portrayed in the media. good afternoon to you kelly? >> well anita perry has been making a number of stops and talking to different audiences and she has done something we don't normally see candidate spouses do and when they do it it makes news. she revealed a lot more about what she has been feeling as the wife of a once front-runner, now a candidate who is taking a lot of hits in this campaign, governor rick perry. she also talked about faith. that setting made sense. but when it is on camera and seen everywhere so anita perry really told us how she feels. a public display of the private side of anita perry today exposing her deep christian faith. >> amen. >>

they decided to move their date to february 4th suggested by the rnc to aíohd the possibility of a decemberseveral early primary states decided to move up -- >> rick again, i'm speak, i'm speaking, i'm speaking. >> wow, contentious tuesday night. now it appears things are cooling a little bit.ç when romney was pressed yesterday on whether perry has the intelligence to be president? he said yes. >> i believe every single person on the stage in that last debate would do a better than president obama. if rick perry i would be voting for him. i of course feel he's qualified as i do the others on the stage. >> shannon: do youç agree mitt romney that any of the gop candidates would do a better job than president obama? we want to hear from you. we'll read some of your responses later in the show. >>> breaking news out of turkey. the country rattled by a massive 7.2 earthquake it collapsed 45 buildings. the size moll centerç estimates -- the 50 people have reportedly been taken to the hospital that situation changing by the minute. we'll keep you updated. >>> 9-9-9 means jobs, jobs, jobs. that'

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megyn: that's what the rnc chair said. she said this is a calculated message.lenged on it by a report, look at him. he doesn't back down. watch this exchange. >> were you right using a rape reference? >> what i said. don't sceu around with us. let me -- listen to me. >> i'm rinsing. >> i said rape was up three times. go look at the numbers. murder is up, rape is up and burglaries are up. that's what i said. >> if the republicans don't pass this bill than rape will continue to rise. >> murder, rape, all crimes will continue to rise. >> do you think it's appropriate for the vice president to use language in such a way -- megyn: that was the end of this. is this calculated in thee times he doubles down on it. >> vice president biden is not known for biding his tongue. but the reality is we have to look at states i believe in california where women were being asked to pay for their own rape kits. this is more about are you going to have the type of response you need when you call 911? are going to have enough teachers in place? megyn: how many bailouts do we give?

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i am join bide crystal ball and contributor and candidate for congress and analyst and former rnc chairmanu both. i want to start with rick perry. we saw a lot of that speech, sound bytes from it. some are asking weird rhetoric. what is happening here? >> it was a little bit overexuberant, i would say. strange in contrast to his debate performances that have been very dead. if he can find a happy medium, that might be the place to be. for rick perry, he has to nail home the idea that this is an a versus b choice. a is rick perry the true conservative, the defender of conservative ideology versus mitt romney the flip flopper. i think his campaign is getting more disciplined about that message. >> what are do you think here? is this like howard dean? remember that moment we had seen on tape? >> the scream. >> exactly. i have been reading the headlines and you have been questioning the issue and the influence here. what's your thought? >> there is a lot of fun. there was a side of pery that a lot of people had not seen. she loose like that a lot of times. perry came out of this box more uptig

independent groups, separate from the dnc and the rnc and the candidates' campaign and karl rove funded they are feeling very optimistic. they feel there is a good shot at getting the presidency this year and they have upped their target for much they expect to raise from $100 million to $240 million so we see a lot of energized republicans get excited about this race. and, at the same time, democrats of trying to find their way in among the old constituencies and finding them cool. >>shepard: is there a sense for how the wall street protesters in 100 cities across the country, what import of impact he may have? i heard romney be much softer toward this than the republican party as a whole. >>guest: at the end of the day there probably is no effect on the election. it is more what wall street is feeling that will come out of washington that will change the nature of the job and the business of wall street. they feel it is constrained because of restrictions on compensation, on the type of trade, et cetera, and that will work against obama. but, remember, the incumbency is amazingly powe

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reince priebus out of the rnc.cconnell making president obama a one-term president was number one priority for the nation. they mean it and they're doubling down. now at least everybody agrees on the two sides america has to choose from. we can't wait to work on jobs. or we can't wait to oppose the president. in the self-declared terms of both parties, that is your choice, america. both sides agree that is your choice. joining us now is bob herbert, former "new york times" columnist and a contributor to policyshop.net. great to see you. thanks for coming in. >> great to see you, rachel. >> i feel like it's a slur against the republican party to say their number one priority is getting rid of this president. it is their self-identified reason for being right now. i almost feel guilty saying it. what explains why they would be claiming this as the thing they want to be nationally known for? >> they're so obsessed they really don't care. they've been consistent as you just pointed out. they will do anything. they want

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as the candidates head into a crucial week, mississippi governor and former rnc chairman haley barbour join the roundtable. to debate campaign politics. >>> then, ten years of war in afghanistan, we're on the ground with a band of brothers fighting to make a difference. >>> good morning. and welcome to the program. we have lots to get to this morning, but first, some news since your morning newspapers. occupy wall street leaders are preparing for another mass demonstration on wall street. they're demonstrating against corporate greed and joblessness. yesterday, more than thousands people marched on washington square park in greenwich village. police here in washington, used pepper spray on a group of protesters trying to enter the air and space museum. forcing the building to close two hours ago. cecilia, what's happening there right now? >> good morning to you, christiane. this is the park where it all started about one month ago. let me show you what's happening out here. just waking up this morning. there are dozens of uniformed police officers just monitoring the situation right no

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rnc chairman priebus tweeted we can't wait to make barack obama a one-term president. pretty deep, huh? remember, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the very same thing last year. it's been his mission. republican leadership continues to play around with twitter instead of finding any solutions for millions of unemployed americans. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell led a filibuster, a record filibuster again against 400,000 teachers, police officers and firefighters last week. and on sunday, the gentleman from kentucky acted like it wasn't his problem. >> i certainly do approve of firefighters and police. the question is whether the federal government ought to be raising taxes on 300,000 small businesses in order to send money down to bail out states for whom firefighters and police work. they are local and state employees. >> that senator is flat-out wrong. mitch mcconnell from kentucky. the brookings tax policy center estimated only 1.9% of small businesses are in the two top brackets. the millionaires tax would only affect less than 1.5% of small busin

here is what the rnc put out. he wished what opponents feel like it had been robbed or raped. nothing could be more irresponsible or mean spirited. no victim of violent crime would ever wish that others were forced to what they went through to make a political point so why would the sitting vice president of the united states? what about this? >> really unfortunate over the top rhetoric. it's unfortunate because the president has a right to take his jobs plan to the country and he is actually seeing a majority of support in public polling for his jobs plan. and what happens is when he uses snarky rhetoric and calls the republic party a party of dirty air and pro-disease and pro-pollution and anti-health care coverage and joe biden says stuff like, this that becomes the story. and that's going to further isolate independent voters who are turning away from them, the voters they need to win next year, the voters who are interested in results and not rhetoric. and people are starting to tune the president out. he is actually only a few weeks left, days really before he has to com

. >> michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former rnc political chairman. good morning. >> good morning. >> so is that the republican strategy? and you know this is the charge, you just keep saying no to the president because then he loses. you don't give him any lenls lative wins, he loses. >> well, yeah, that's what it looks like on paper. the fact of the matter is the people are expecting a lot more out of both the president and the republican leadership when it comes to creating jobs. and we're up against a huge clock here, not just the political clock in terms of next november but just in terms of people being able to sustain themselves and their families and communities. i think for the republican right now, they've really got to get in front of the messaging. the president has done a very effective job over the past week of going out into the country and laying down the gauntlet, if you will, a number of issues related to his jobs bill and i think, you know, we can not be in that position which they tried to put us in in 2009 and 2010 of just saying

the rnc just didn't want to have this kind of a brouhaha when it's trying to sort through its candidates. that's a big enough problem. nevada's going to be fifth. a few days after florida, i think it was a huge mistake but what's done is done. >> well, thank you very much, jon ralston from nevada. >>> now we have equal time from new hampshire if bill gardner, the secretary of state, has mystical powers or magical powers, then the former governor john sinunu has super magical powers and his endorsement has been described as the holy grail of new hampshire politics. this morning he gave it to mitt romney and governor sinunu joins me by phone. great to hear from you. >> how are you doing, andrea? >> i'm great. >> are you behaving? >> always behaving. they don't let me get very far from the office, the studio these days. why is mitt romney a true conservative because jon huntsman put out an e-mail blast saying he's not? >> look, mitt romney is not only qualified by virtue of having been a governor and businessman and being able to deal with the issues that we have, but if you need just one p

it would cause problems for rove, rnc and republicans at large. >> ken, i think you're trying to leavefor the koch brothers here to get in there and mess things up for everybody. i'm not sure, though. politico's ken vogel. thank you very much for joining

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