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john rollins, a third place finish. 71 on the final round. now there is only one on the golf course in regulation. trying to close the deal with a lot more drama than we could ever have imagined. just inside of four feet. for the win. my goodness. it is go to a playoff. if you think that was quick, the whole routine that , is what he has been doing all along. nick: i am going back to the second shot in the fairway. if you can get there, you can hit it in the right-hand bunker. splash it across the green. jim: this is for an eight. three-shot lead going to a birdie hole. the 18th. we have to get the century club off the fairway. there were people ready for the presentation. it is a formality it seemed. and a triple bogey on the closing hole. that will extend this farmers insurance open. they will go back to the tee at 18. nick: it is not good. it did not look good, did it? that is a big four feet. jim: did you see anything there? nick: i think he just -- jim: waled man in disbelief, too. brandt snedeker hit this beautiful lob wedge. nick: he h

john rollins, a third place finish. 71 on the final round. now there is only one on the golf course in regulation. trying to close the deal with a lot more drama than we could ever have imagined. just inside of four feet. for the win. my goodness. it is go to a playoff. if you think that was quick, the whole routine that , is what he has been doing all along. nick: i am going back to the second shot in the fairway. if you can get there, you can hit it in the right-hand bunker. splash it across the green. jim: this is for an eight. three-shot lead going to a birdie hole. the 18th. we have to get the century club off the fairway. there were people ready for the presentation. it is a formality it seemed. and a triple bogey on the closing hole. that will extend this farmers insurance open. they will go back to the tee at 18. nick: it is not good. it did not look good, did it? that is a big four feet. jim: did you see anything there? nick: i think he just -- jim: waled man in disbelief, too. brandt snedeker hit this beautiful lob wedge. nick: he h

and ed rollins said this is no chance for him to be president no matter what. and now the republican senator from the great state of kentucky, rand paul is here, and the republican presidential candidate, how would you say ed rollins is wrong? >>guest: he has been wrong once or twice before. he is wrong because people want to win elections and they say, well, it is important to get only democrats you don't win, or only republicans, you don't win but you poll ron paul he gets more independent votes. against obama he does as well as romney and better than every other candidate on the republican side. >>shepard: we have 1.4 million troops in the army, marines and navy and air force overseas. they would all come home. >>guest: you know who has given more money? active duty soldiers have given more to ron paul than every other candidate. how long to get them home? a little while. you do it in consultation with your generals, even leaving afghanistan. >>shepard: the generals don't want to leave. >>guest: you instructs you are leaving and do it in a fashion that is no

ed rollins. >> thank you very much. take care.arly as today, bill, the republican presidential field could be thinning out. rick perry as you said is heading home to consider his options. we are awaiting that news conference from michele bachmann. what else can we expect moving into new hampshire? that's ahead. >> this campaign has never been about me. it's about a movement of americans who are, who see our country, that is really not on the track that most of us want it to be on. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. get the app. hotels.com. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. jamie: fox news alert. turns out no rest for the weary. what are the candidates up to today? mitt romney will hold a town

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. >> ed rollins is a republican strategist who has worked on several presidential campaigns, including his successful direction of ronald reagan's reelection bid in 1984. he's a fox news contributor. good evening, ed. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. what about the state of this race right now as we head into tuesday and you hear that, that fact, that undecided voters are still factor here and traditionally, new hampshire voters decide late. >> well, they have. and they've moved in the last 24-48 hours, i still think that romney is going to win this and i think that romney worked very, very hard in this state to get the best organization and the money and the resources and he couldn't get beat up as badly as people anticipated in the debates, a little more this morning than last night and i think that most people are running for second place and i think that's not been, not necessarily a good strategy. i think if we could take mr. tebow who won the game against denver and connections in florida, and probably in the next 24 hours could make a race out of it, but obviously he's going

so i think rollins wanted to run a traditional campaign. perot didn't want to run a traditional campaign and for a good reason in his mind. he thought traditional campaigns are out of date and are not working for the american people. and i must say, i think that we've seen in election campaigns since then, that the media has just grown more and more powerful and dominant. in some of the campaigns. >> doug, as care len is talking, i was just -- carolyn is talking, i was just thinking about perotisms and his catch phrases in the age of twitter. >> gosh, yes. that's true. he would have probably been able to use twitter quite well. get words out there, ideas out there to the people. and we've talked about tonight, is innovating in the format or going on larry king, larry king was free media. and many politicians use that but buying these -- and keep in mind, he's -- it's hard to create another ross perot. he's just a maverick. he's an iconoclastic candidate and a billionaire and had the money to do what he did. and he would have enjoyed being p

and ed rollins. the reagan administration and former campaign manager from michele bachmann and mike huckabee and juan williams and political analyst from the cypress group, a nonpartisan policy. d.c. consulting firm. ed rollins back in new york today. i guess we couldn't afford a plane for him. ed, is there a conservative, oops, is there a conservative challenger or what? it doesn't much feel like it, does it? >> there is and obviously santorum got to fill that void in iowa, but he's not moving up the way that he had hoped, i think, here in new hampshire and we're still at the end of the 24 hours. at the end of the day, 75% are looking for an alternative to romney and that should be a conservative and no one seems to be emerging and you know, you've got really two more contests after this. south carolina, which obviously, is all about conservatives and then you've got florida and florida is a state wide race and the problem you've got smart people who know government and a variety of things and don'

ed rollins former ronald reagan campaign manager, fox news contributor. how are you doing,ed?nk of rick perry's argument. >> he ought to be talking about his record, the jobs that he has created. he doesn't need to put anybody else down, and i think at the end of the day here this is going to only hurt the frontrunner, and it hurts them to a certain extent we are all about free enterprise and i think these issues are come phra indicat complicated, and most people don't understand it but we are feeding the democrats issues. bill: you can likely be effective if you want to score some points. why are they advising rick perry to go this way? >> i think gingrich started it. this was one of the points in the opposition research that i saw four years ago when i was doing huckabee's campaign, and everybody else had him. romney got out of the race before anybody attacked him. he's advocated that as one of his strengths. he he has -pbt talked muc hasn't talked much about his four years as governor. he said he created jobs. so they are trying to destroy that. bill: they say it's better t

staff in the city in some rollins, but i think they were speaking specifically to some of the informations systems we have to manage this large and complex capital projects we are developing. chricommissioner chiu: could you talk about the specialized needs said mta has around i.t.? obviously, there is a city-wide policy to centralize i.t.. i want to get a sense of what you think about that balance? >> i have not completed a full assessment of the mta's i.t.. i am very familiar, from having participated for four years, the direction the city is going. i have been working to make sure the mta is in that direction, from staying on board with city- wide e-mail, to looking at something here, asset management systems. when i was at dpw, we were for the real-estate to get approval for enterprise asset management systems that the mta may be able to take advantage of now. the more we can get all the city in agencies on thie same system, it will be one place to report. the control system, the large capital project management system that the mta is developing, it will be designed and tailor towards

title and he's five shots ahead of john her and john rollin.and finally some of the world's best wrestlers are in siberia for a three day on your tournament in honor of the late freestyle champion. eleven finals have already been held since friday can i bring us up to date with all the latest goings on in class and i ask for a very good tournaments is a part of a. series that just happens to be one of the most sought after freestyle wrestling titles at this year's competition even more significant since the love the summer and the picks are right around the corner it's the twenty third time the event's been held and as always it's right at the start of the new year giving various national coaches enough time to test their athletes ahead of major stars like the world or european championships. there isn't a single seat available in the sports palace and the opening ceremony was very beautiful with today's final in the seventy four kilogram division is probably the main reason for such which is the huge turnout as for the tournament itself i have

ed rollins, thank you. see you tuesday night. >> terrific. wow, very interesting assessments there from mr. roll linls. how do people who aren't politicians or pundits feel what they saw last night in the state of the union address? fascinating responses when they spoke last evening to pollster frank luntz after the speech. watch what they had to say about it. >> if you were to give the american people a single sentence to describe what you tut of this speech, what would it be. >> the same old rhetoric comes out every state. union speech. >> i want to see leadership to deliver on the rhetoric. >> i heard the same thing and same passions i heard throughout his campaign and at every other state of the union. don't believe it anymore. >> it was dark and divisive. it was not for me. >> i appreciated the fact that he honored and remembered our troops. >> it was contradictary. >> he was in full-on campaign mode. >> he hit every point that people wanted to hear that liked him. >> clearly watching a different speech than the rest of them. >> he estab

here's the deal, if the patriots lose stephanie rollins will get a gourmet lobster and if so mayor menino will get the crab cakes. >> i'm looking forward to having you at one point -- >> she says [ indiscernable ] >> i'm looking to have you experience at one point in the future, having you experience a crab cake and then you will know the delicacy that is a maryland crab cake. >> this sounds like a chamber of commerce speech. >> the mayor read my mind. she was so nice, she wanted to send the crab cakes just to be a good sport. start melting that butter, everybody, let's go ahead and bring this out. now one more day of practice in baltimore for the ravens today, then it's off to new england for the championship. yesterday terrell suggestgs who wears a different jersey was singing opera. you can hear him there in the background. ed reid is the only player limited due to his ankle. did you hear about joe flacco's neighbors saying he was on a skateboard. flacco said he went 10 feet on his driveway and he better watch out because the fans are always watching. and stay tuned, coming up in 12 mi

martha: ed thank you, always a pleasure to talk to you and have you here,ed rollins. have complete coverage on saturday at 6:00, won't we martha. martha: we sure will, bill. you're not going to be anywhere but here with us. bill: jon scott is coming up working on "happening now" what is coming up. jon: right now, thank you they have called off the search for more bodies inside that crippled cruise liner as rough seas shift the giant ship. we are live as the rescue operation increasingly looks like a recovery mission now. russia chimes in on the heated discussion about what to do about iran. the u.s. house meets today, could send a big signal to the white house on raising the debt ceiling, plus mitt romney's taxes, newt's new tactic, and have you heard about the dolphins beached on cape cod? we'll talk to an expert ahead on "happening now." bill: thank you for that. there are tough new sanctions in the works for iran. is worst inevitable? some are making that argument. general kabg keen is here to straighten us all out on that. next martha? martha: he's a hundred years

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ed rollins, republican strategist and fox news contributor and kirsten powers, daily beast columnistlitical analyst and lenny curry, republican party chairman for the state of florida. all right, everybody, you just saw that ad with tom brokaw that mitt romney's campaign ran. is it effective, ed. >> it may be but it's not accurate. newt was not driven from office by anything that happened ethically. he was pretty much cleared. using brokaw is just not good politics. it may have an impact down there but is not fair to newt gingrich, he basically fought hard, and, because of his efforts and nobody els and we need to be honest about this strengths and weakness of the candidates. >> jeanine: kirsten? was it an effective ad. >> you know, it seems like -- well, it is effective unless voters hear the truth, which is what ed was talking about and, at this point is getting old with the mitt romney campaign rehashing it over and over again. there are plenty of things you can say about newt gingrich, that are critical, without having to make something up. and, as ed said, that is not really acc

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i heard ed rollins, my campaign chairman. it is way back in the past. as i said to several people today, being called a liar is the worst thing is said about me i'm fine with that. there is a lot of worst things have been said. a lot of worse things are being said about candidates. that is the nature of south carolina. it is a tough, really rough state. kind of reminds me of arkansas. you better show up with brass knuckles and be prepared to see blood on the floor. >> greta: stepping back and looking at the fight. senator thompson is going to fire back at you next show. looking what is going on in south carolina, i paid attention to what speaker gingrich has said. he is not attacking capitalism. he aggressively going after what governor romney did as a businessman. that has been taken he sunshine doing this war on capitalism. in some ways, i'm not so sure he is getting shots from the people from the pundits. >> i think newt is one of the smartest people, not just in race, he is one of the smartest people in american politics. it's not what he is saying.