i'd like to go to roger in oxford roger do you think that is in the wake of this tragedy is that is are going to be the focus on immigration or what kind of society each member of the european union is all about be it you know british or french or whatever i mean when i'm saying is it is the identity project or is it immigration because they can be a binary. these are complicated issues i mean every country is different and every city in each country is different and it's very difficult to generalize what worries me is that most mainstream liberal parties have not addressed adequately really serious issues about identity and there are issues about cultural identity and feeling that the country is strange in character and then there's a sort of pull in britain on the part of mainstream parties to even talking about these issues effectively and that does tend to create a space to be for the right to come in and talk about identity and in countries where there are populist parties such as in france and to a certain extent and so it's london and germany and sweden and. they they are abl

all right roger i'm going to live with i'm going to give roger the last word twenty seconds go ahead well last word i think we have to remember that liberal democracy it was a very long painful procrustes rich good process that grew out of a europe which was ripping itself apart in sectarian wars between different parts of christianity and now we have a chance to actually make it a genuinely multi-faith multi-cultural society but we've got to really address every maoris our lives know roger thank you very much and let's remember the victims are to lose ok many thanks to my yesterday in stockholm oxford and in leeds and thanks to our viewers for watching us here i see you next time and remember crossed the. street. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so or like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . if. me me me me. me. me me me. me me me me .

global because mr rogers you said very early on that m.f. global broke the sacrosanct rules and the commodities market taking money out of segregated accounts mr rogers it has been five months since m.f. global declared bankruptcy customers are still missing their money. is still walking free there had not met a lot of consequences i'm curious where is this leading are we going to see next that you know chase customers wake up one morning and see that there is money taken from their accounts from j.p. morgan is that the message is sending well it might wear away but this is sending a terrible message to the world you're never supposed to touch your segregated accounts that's the first rule one learns in the commodities business and somebody charge the money that's. large this is a bigger issue you know nobody's going to jail. in the thirty's a lot of people with the president of the new york stock exchange went to jail in the ninety's when we had the you know what they call the s. and l. problems hundreds of people went to jail we know he ha

and rogers satisfied him on this score. rogers was a thoroughly grown-up gent. and he did not have the role in the making of foreign policy that kissinger did. but he was a good explainer and a good presenter and a team player. >> before we open it up to questions from you all, let me just ask all of you just to comment very briefly -- do you think that the opening of of china to the world in a much more exaggerated fashion could have happened without this visit in 1972? >> i don't know enough about chinese politics, honestly, as to whether it could have happened on their end. i think on american side, yes, i think the public was way ahead of the nixon trip and its readiness to change attitudes about communist china, not that it would be an admiring attitude but open to a relationship -- >> pragmatic? >> pardon? >> pragmatic? >> pragmatic relationship. the american public was ready for it. the fact that the quick switch that was developed at the united nations where taiwan was unceremoniously thrown out, practically, with no real public reaction to it. that's pr

so i have to say, roger, this whole business about how somehow the state governments have first dibs in some way or another on the financial resources of their citizens and have some ability to veto what federal -- the federal government is going to do with federal tax dollars really couldn't be more an thet cal to what the constitution says and what was intended to mean. >> what you said is perfectly correct when it comes to national defense. all right. let's go to the audience. please identify yourself and any affiliation you may have. >> hi. my name is melissa ortiz, which rhymes with quiz not to be confused with ortiz. i am the founder of of the common sense approach to disability issues. i have a couple of questions. my first question for everybody on that platform is did you or did you not read the legislation in its purest form, all 2,000 pages of it? >> no. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> nor did anyone in congress. >> well again, let me state that my name is melissa ortiz, and i did, all 2,000 pages of it. and frankly, i am bothered by the fact that not only are we not discussi

rogers i'm sure satisfied them on this score. he was a grown up gent and he did not have the role in the making of foreign policy that kissinger did. he was a get explainer and presenter and a team player. ultimately opening up with china to the outside world. could it happen? >> on their end, i think the public was way ahead of nixon and the nixon trip and the readiness to change attitudes about communist china. not that would be admiring and open to a relationship. the american public was ready and the fact that the quick switch that was developed at the united nations and taiwan was unceremoniously thrown out. that's proof of that. on our end, we were ready. i defer to the china scholars on that. >> i think you can make a good argument without the nixon trip and the success of the nixon trip and the american leadership moved away from the extremism and take a more pragmatic approach to china and china's dealings with the world. i don't think it's a coincidence that they must win the offices opening and the relationship that th

the letter was forwarded to roger ailes who made fox's vision clear. quote i do not agree with your characterization of mr. beck or a program. the specific language you point out i review the program and mr. beck is talking about dictators who use social justice language to accomplish political goals. of course social justice means different things to different audiences however it is a situation leading to fascism socialism and communism as well. the letter was an acknowledgment that words were his son back was speaking for the network or released as president. like that grudge or ailes is not afraid to use nazi imagery to form political points against opponents. in the wake of "national public radio"'s firing of npr juan williams for comments he made on the o'reilly factor about his fears of flying of men wearing muslim garb he described the radio network in the following way. quote they are of course nazis. they're the kind of nazi attitude. they are the the left-wing of nazism. i think we also in the book chart fox's political attacks on barack oba

wayne rogers. you look at the survey and they included teachers and principals and administrators, hold on. maylia. i told you i am moving it around. wayne rogers is it unfair to be angry at bankers and not angry at teachers and administrators. >> the whole thing is misdirected. if you want to lay the recession at the base of the bankers why not lay it at the base was congress, that's who caused it. pen percent of the top easterners. they have 257 millionaires. they are stealing the money. they made the bankers possible to steal it. it is the congress that are the cause of this thing. >> johnathon. >> it is a lot of blame. >> and hold on, a second. johnathon, i want to go to you. is there goodrich or bad rich in this country. >> goodrich is riches and wealth that is achieved through a voluntary trade and providing value for value. educators who . s the educators. the state has a monop upony over k-12 and pell grants and they have a monopoly . educators wealth whether it is a coach or principal. tha

but i do agree -- about the way in which roger and i think tim stated that, the basic simple issue. medicaid expansion in the aca has a number of aspects, but the main thing is very simple. it expands eligibility to all adults up to 138% of the federal poverty line from where it was before and roger and tim both appropriately described the

well, there are a couple major bills that i'm supporting, one of which is the rogers bill. i sit on the house intelligence committee. chairman rogers of the intelligence committee along with myself and several others co-sponsored and authored legislation to provide for robust information as i described with the government and private entities, and that bill passed almost unanimously. i was proud to vote for it. i hope it comes to the floor soon. the other bill moving into the house is congressman lungren's bill in the homeland security committee that would basically set stronger standards for protecting critical infrastructure as well as providing mechanism for information sharing, and so some important steps forward. we can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good, and whether it's the individual pieces of legislation that would move forward or comprehensive bill like what's introduced on the senate side. we have to get something done because we're too vulnerable to attack, and not just from a nation state to worry about it, but these tools, weapons, if you will, through

you know roger i enjoy going one against three. and i am going to try to get that -- but please do something if i start to run over my time. tim was very brief. there's an awful lot that i'd like to respond to. i'm going to have to go out of my rap and respond to one thing. one thing about the wonderful power point presentation is that i think i'm not an economist and i wasn't quite sure what i was looking at entirely. i think that a lot of that scary looking nearly vertical line that was going up to represent states' costs -- >> you weren't sure? >> it was like this. it went up very sharply. i think however accurate or not accurate it is, i'm sure it's substantially accurate, a large amount of those costs you should understand are not relevant to the constitutional issue of coercion at all. the fact that the affordable care act may or may not encourage people who are now eligible for medicaid to enroll in medicaid has nothing whatsoever to do with whether or not the medicaid expansion choice that the states now face about increasi

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i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> morning ya'll. good to be with you. i started with biscuit and cheesy grits. i tell you, delicious. >> romney indicated he finally tried grits. i just want you to know as a georgian, i understand grits. i even understand cheese grits. in fact i give you some sense of a degree governor romney doesn't fit into going the southern candidate in this race. >> as a southerner i would tell him that kind of stuff doesn't go over well in the deep south. he might not have heard this. if somebody says they love the fcc it's not the investigative body that looks into offshore cayman bank accounts. it's the world's greatest college football conference. >> mitt romney might not know grits from krgranola for all of his perceived weakness he is competitive and more so in mississippi and palabama according to the latest polls. if he beats newt gingri

>> guest: well, there's one bill that everyone's pretty much agreed to, the rogers bill, that allows the nsa to communicate to industries about known threats. that hasn't moved, it's still this committee as we're building on that. >> host: well, as you know, the senate is actively pursuing cybersecurity legislation, two bills going forward, the lieberman-collins and the republican bill. where do you stand on those? >> guest: well, those are ones that we will look at, but we're actually doing our own efforts in energy and commerce in the house of representatives, so i was on the speaker's task force, speaker's task force, and now i'm co-leading with dana eshoo on a bipartisan committee that will give us the outline. we want to just make sure that we're doing it in a little different way than the senate's doing. >> host: if collins-lieberman bill comes to the house, what are your thoughts about that specific bill? >> guest: well, i think, you know, i think that bill comes close. but what we're looking at is a way of breaking down barriers to empower private sector internet providers, b

shelby rogers is another victim of obamacare style price controls. their insurance companies competed to avoid them because they already operate in markets subject to obamacare style price controls. obamacare includes mandates and regulations and programs whose purpose is to stop carriers from doing what price controls force them to do to survive. obamacare creates three separate programs that attempt to tax all health plans and subsidize those to get the most ian pearls and most shelby rogers. it regulates marketing, benefit design, network adequacy, plan offers, service area, the amounts they spend on administration to prevent, all to try to prevent carriers from doing what price controls reward them for doing. none of this will work any more than the individual mandate is going to work, the biggest of the programs is risk adjustment program. and as health economists henry aaron and austin frak have explained, insurers have been able to out fox the best. i count 14 programs in regulations whose purpose is to fix or mitigate the damage done by price

. >> roger is my teacher. i would say the general welfare clause refers for one thing to the general welfare and not to the specific welfare and that a great many of the schemes that the federal government engages in through the spending clauses for the specific welfare. that's particularly the case with the statute that was enacted only by giving special kick backs to louisiana, nebraska, so forth and so on and the general welfare of the united states i think is articulated in the rest of the article where it says what the federal constitutional powers are. what's your answer, roger. >> well, the answer is, first, the general welfare clause in the preamble is not law. the preamble is not cited, has never been cited as law. it is always cited as precatory. look that word up, it's a good one. the general welfare clause of artdab artdab artdable -- article 1, section 8, phrase 1, which is the taxing power, was held by all except hamilton to stand for the idea that it is the general phrase that is informed by the

they had to deal with rogers and randy moss yesterday.omes smith. >> and march madness, cal plays tomorrow night. that's the playing game. that's the right to -- >> got to get in to get in. >> fill out your brackets. >> any favorite? >> you know, i did like syracuse until they lost their top player. i'm going to jump on the kentucky bandwagon and happen to be the number one overall seed. >> i'm taking the thousand to one shot and saying st. mary's. >> really? >> yeah. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, letterman in 5 minutes. >>> all right, time right now for a special verison bracket show. >> and followed ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

dottie pepper and roger. >> this is a low cut. it should bounce right into the area where the bunkers are. >> garrigus has just one pga tour win. it came a couple of years ago. children's miracle network classic. he became the first player since john daly to lead the tour in driving and win in the same season. see how this drive goes. >> wow. this is a high, to youriwering . this is perfect. this is right in the middle. >> just flew it past the ball of sang-moon bae. that is huge up that hill. >> furyk, who went right in regulation. >> this ball drawing up the left-hand side just at the edges of the bunkers. needs to kick right. i believe it stayed just short of it. >> it got it right at the very end. came within a foot of going in the bunker but dribbled back down to the fight. the ball will be below his feet, but a lot better than it could have been. >> and here he is, luke donald, on the cuss -- cusp of regaining that number one world ranking again, just a week after relinquishing it to rory. >> that ball up the right side and

dottie pepper and roger. >> this is a low cut. it should bounce right into the area where the bunkers are. >> garrigus has just one pga tour win. it came a couple of years ago. children's miracle network classic. he became the first player since john daly to lead the tour in driving and win in the same season. see how this drive goes. >> wow. this is a high, to youriwering . this is perfect. this is right in the middle. >> just flew it past the ball of sang-moon bae. that is huge up that hill. >> furyk, who went right in regulation. >> this ball drawing up the left-hand side just at the edges of the bunkers. needs to kick right. i believe it stayed just short of it. >> it got it right at the very end. came within a foot of going in the bunker but dribbled back down to the fight. the ball will be below his feet, but a lot better than it could have been. >> and here he is, luke donald, on the cuss -- cusp of regaining that number one world ranking again, just a week after relinquishing it to rory. >> that ball up the right side and

one man who's spent his life investing and writing books about it is jim rogers. he's well known for finding the offshore quantum fund as well as george seros and the author of five books on money. jim joins us on the hong kong set to give us his thoughts. jim, welcome to the show. >> delighted to be here, andrew. after that introduction, i should leave. >> leave on a high. jim, let's start with the global picture. the optimist would say at the moment that the worst is behind europe, that china is probably in for a soft landing, and the u.s. growth path will continue. the possess mist would say, it's the eye of the hurricane had in europe, china will have a hard landing and the u.s. won't be able to sustain the growth. globally, what do you think will happen? >> the first thing you need to understand is there's 40 or so elections coming up in the next year, including the united states, france and german election is soon. you'll have a lot of good news coming out of europe and america. is the situation finished? no. we have problems that will hit us in 2013, 2014.

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]t's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> a state of war has existed between the up and the japanese empire. >>neil: okay. world war ii. depression. do you think fdr has it easier than president obama? vice president biden thinks so telling a crowd and i quote, "no president in the 20th century including the 21st century has had as many serious problems." roosevelt faced more dire consequences but in a bizarre way it was more straightforward. no idea what those remarks made but presidential historian looked into this and slightly disagrees. >>guest: that is right. vice president biden is exaggerating a little bit. and we see that on both sides of the aisle. but it is hard to make a case that what has been on president obama's desk has been first instance. when you look at the great depression, we reached 25 percent unemployment at the height, a quarter of the population. toda

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they had to deal with rogers and randy moss yesterday. comes smith. >> and march madness, cal plays tomorrow night. that's the playing game. that's the right to -- >> got to get in to get in. >> fill out your brackets. >> any favorite? >> you know, i did like syracuse until they lost their top player. i'm going to jump on the kentucky bandwagon and happen to be the number one overall seed. >> i'm taking the thousand to one shot and saying st. mary's. >> really? >> yeah. >> the emotional favorite. that's so sweet. ,,,,,,,, laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. letterman in 5 minutes. >>> all right, time right now for a

the commissioner, roger goodell, has just imposed unprecedented sanctions against the new orleans saints, finding team management was in on a scheme to pay players to injure opponents enough to force them out of the game. armen keteyian reports on the nfl putting the so-called bounty program out of business. >> reporter: pounding away at all-pro quarterbacks like curt werner and brett favre, the new orleans saints marched through the play-offs and all the way to a super bowl title in 2010. today, in a knockout blow of his own, n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell delivered an unmistakable message about the scheme fueling the saints' success. >> i don't think you can be too hard on people that put at risk our players' health and safety. we need to change the culture. this is another step in changing that culture. >> reporter: earlier this month, an nfl report based upon a two- career investigation had implicated as membership as 27 saints players in the so-called bounty program that ran between 2009 and last season. then defensive coordinator greg williams was cited for handing out cash to h

without me turn it over to ilya, and please welcome him. [ applause ] >> thanks very much, roger, and welcome to you all. i'm just into some short introductions before we get to our main event. you've been waiting patiently for. you know, the -- roger called the legislation we're discussing the patient protection and affordable care act. the official title of this forum is obamacare. but really we all know the accurate title for this law is the libertarian legal scholar full employment act. i've been really busy with all this stuff, and i'm happy that randy barnett is here, because i'm practically making a living on speaking appearances and writing opportunities that he turns down. so, thank you, randy, for being even busier than i am. we'll begin with michael cannon, who is cato's director of health policy studies. one thing i just learned for the first time about michael in reading his bio is that he was cited by "the washington post" as an influential health care wonk at the libertarian cato institute. so that's -- i'll look to learn even more. i use michael as an excuse. whenever

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> less than 48 hours away from super tuesday, one of the biggest battles of the primary season. contest in ten states all at once. 419 delegates at state. legendary anchorman, dan rather, is covering super tuesday. i asked him if super tuesday is more important because of the gop, they're having such a hard time uniting behind one candidate at this time. >> the question remains as it has been through most of the primary and caucus season, can anybody stop mitt romney. i think it is important to note as you did a few minutes ago that this doesn't mean even if mitt romney should do extremely well on tuesday night it will not mean that the nominating process is over. far from it. i believe this will go at least deep into may and maybe right through the early part of june. it may not be settled until they get to the nominating convention in au

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> up close tonight,ed 911 recording george zimmerman made moments before he shot trayvon martin. tonight radar online is claiming the audio has been sent to the fbi in quantico, virginia. we asked the fbi's tampa office about that report, they said they couldn't comment on specific investigative details at this time. the lead investigator said they will be doing audio analysis this tape. the slur that some people hear in the recording is hard to make out. last week we listened with one of cnn's top audio engineers to make it clear. we decided not to bleep anything out, it's evidence and bleeping makes it even harder to hear what's being said. if there's a small child in the room, you may want to ask them to leave right now. we think it's important for you to hear this, and you can determine for yourself what you hear. here's gary tuc

go around. >> roger. going around. >> nearly collides with a passenger jet about to land. >>> on-edge. a swarm of deadly tornadoes, once again, bearing down on the heartland. we're with the storm chasers tonight. >>> and the undercover grandma. exposing how easy it is to scam the government's medicare program. an abc news exclusive. >>> and the hero coach, whose quick thinking saved so many lives during that high school shooting, speaks about the students today. >> i prayed with them. i wiped their tears. and i know god was with them. >>> good evening. we begin with a white-knuckle moment at philadelphia's huge international airport today. a passenger plane was 15 seconds from touchdown, when air traffic controllers saw a strange jeep barreling down the runway toward it. a terrifying breach of security. abc news obtained exclusive video of the chase that followed. and our senior national correspondent, jim avila, brings us the full story right now. jim? >> reporter: diane, that jeep was on the actual, act

. >> and let me take that same point from wayne rogers. lot of these people cannot care for themselves. i think johnathon's sugar content is too high. he better watch that diet, that's what i think. >> poor scrawn thon. and you didn't eat burgers on the air we wouldn't say anything. we love you. senate democrats are just days away from killing tax breaks for oil exumpscompanies. >> hello, everybody. i am uma from washington. today louisiana holds the republican primary and there are 20 delegates up for grabs. rick santorum is looking to rebound after losing illinois to mitt romney . newt gingrich is looking to gain ground. none of the candidates are campaigning. newt gingrich and santorum are focusing on pennsylvania. >> angry frustration in the nation's capitol. tea parties are protesting. and president obama is dealing with security threat he called the gravest of all terrorist gathering together material for a nuclear bomb. the president is headed to the south korea summit to focus on this issue. i hope you will join us, see you then, s

. >> and let me take that same point from wayne rogers. lot of these people cannot care for themselves. i think johnathon's sugar content is too high. he better watch that diet, that's what i think. >> poor scrawn thon. and you didn't eat burgers on the air we wouldn't say anything. we love you. senate democrats are just days away from killing tax breaks for oil exumpscompanies. [ female announcer ] here in california, our schools need help. the largest class size in the nation. 47th out of 50 in per-student funding. but right now, we can make history with a ballot measure to send every k-through-12 dollar straight to our schools. to every school and every child. not to sacramento. it's the only initiative that can say all that. check out our online calculator and find out how your school would benefit. visit ourchildrenourfuture2012.com today. >> hello, everybody. i am uma from washington. today louisiana holds the republican primary and there are 20 delegates up for grabs. rick santorum is looking to rebound after losing illinois to mitt

today, in a knockout bloaf his own, nfl commissioner roger goodell delivered an unmistakable message about the scheme fueling the saints' success. >> i don't think you can be too hard on people that put at risk our players' health and safety. we need to change the culture. this is another step in changing that culture. >> reporter: earlier this month, an nfl report based upon a two-career investigation had implicated as membership as 27 saints players in the so-called 09unty program that ran between 2009 and last season. then defensive then defensive coordinator greg williams was cited for handing out cash to his players for injuring opponents. they allegedly received $1,000 for forcing an opponent to be carted off the field. $1500 for a knockout hit upon linebacker jonathon vilma is accused of putting up $10,000 of his own money for anyone who took favre out of of the noofg championship game. goodell summedded saint head coach sean peyton for the 2012 season without pay for failing to stop the program and falsely denying its existence. williams, the architect of the pay-to-injure sc

first of all, roger ailes, the chairman of fox news. to put it simply and he's not here and i'm not just blowing smoke. he is the best boss i have ever worked for. think about it -- this is a man who has created an enormously influential source of information from the american people out of nothing. 15 short years ago fox news did not exist. now it is, whether you like it or not, a central part of the national conversation. roger also communicates a sense of mission more effectively than any other boss i have worked for. the highest professional standards and unrelenting drive to win and a continuing sense that we are the little guys. but when people come to fox news, what surprises them most is not any of that. it is what a nice place it is to work. roger likes to say that negative people like to make positive people sick. no one, well, almost no one is a jerk because roger won't allow it. i don't have to tell you that's not an easy thing to pull off in television news. as roger once wrote to the staff, we contribute to the most exciti

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]s like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> george zimmerman hasn't said anything publicly about the shooting of trayvon martin beyond what he told police. he's 28 years olds, married, hispanic and a registered democrat. zimmerman was and still is licensed to carry a concealed weapon. according to sanford police records, he called 911 pretty regulary. 46 times since 2004. he was arrested about six years ago for assaulting an officer and resisting arrest after an incident at a local bar. a plea agreement allowed limb to avoid a felony charge. zimmerman was enrolled at a local state college, but he was asked to withdraw after the martin shooting. in 2008, he attended a four-month long law enforcement program at the share eriff's of. zimmerman's father says there is more to his son than the public realizes. >> the majoritiy of the people who have seen the picture of a little boy on

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]t's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> hi, everyone. this is a fox news weather alert. i am jamie colby. there are new tornado warnings issued for northern florida and georgia. these are the latest warnings after twisters killed 32 people in four states. yesterday, the weather service issued 269 tornado warnings and that is hundred more than all that were issued last month. keep it on fox news.comfor all of your weather updates. republican caucaus goers in washington state. voting at 1:00 eastern . latest poll shows mitt romney in the lead and trailed by santorum and newt gingrich and congressman paul. i hope you will join me at 1:00 for the latest news on the caucaus and all of your news today. keep it on fox. gas prices are going higher and demdeps are getting louder. they want to dip in the emergency stock pile to make prices dip at the pump. you say it will not work, w