here to explain further is doug wead, senior advisor to the ron paul campaign, we're grateful he has talk with us. mr. wead, thank you for being here. >> you're welcome i'm glad you were born, too, so i wouldn't have to sit and talk to myself. >> in explaining this process i'm absolutely sure i got something wrong, because it is a complicated process. is there anything about the logistics i messed up? >> you did a great job and you restored my faith in journalism, i watch television and i see them saying romney has this many delegates and santorum this many, and as you know, not a single delegate has been awarded from iowa or minnesota or missouri or colorado or nevada, and as you point out, we're tracking this at the precinct level, we think we have the majority of them, we think we've won in iowa, we won in minnesota, we won in colorado, and missouri is yet to be seen. and we think we probably won in nevada, because we're counting the precinct votes. the only thing that i might add there is nothing wrong or deceptive about this, anybody can stay. woody allen says 80% of success is

we await the help from the fourth graders, we'll bring in someone in the middle of the mess, doug weaddvisor to the ron paul campaign, mr. wead thank you for coming back and being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> simple question, who won the maine caucus? >> we won as far as getting delegates are concerned, and right now, until all the votes are cast the networks are declaring or the republican party is declaring mitt romney won. there is a lot more than what you said. washington county was the only county ron paul carried four years ago, the strongest county and the man who cancelled it was a mitt romney supporter, that is a little piece of evidence you probably need to add. and the snow storm he predicted didn't happen but four years before when all the wrong people came out and made it his only victory, they had eight inches of snow and the girl scouts met fine in washington county while they cancelled the caucus. in every other instance you mentioned, waldo county, in each of the cities, in belfast, portland, newportland, waterville, on every occasion the votes that were l

captioned by the national captig stitute --w.ncicap.org-- >> wead t debate star and the remaining candidatesor e puic ninio. this time it wasn't ric saor's turn to be the front runner -- was ri stom' tu tbehe forerunner. >> i was fighting to save the lives, you are fighting to savee the olympics, you are fighting to save the bridge to nowhere. >> sometimes you take what for the team and yoma aiske >> "you take one for the team," just what the tea party was waiting to hear. e ot of talk about santorum in michigan. as we okt e polls, is the lead isn't to be shrinking. the debate, mark? >> he did. give him credit for ending a miak setng very few candidates can do. he heard himself for being on the defensive andalngnt setespeak. heotn recommit -- >> without objection. >> eyes just glaze over. reblanouto grateful that 305 million people did not tched the bate on wednesday night because not a single one of these candidates is me impressive, where, endicott were sharper than he was 10 months ago. >> nina? >> this is a classic example, santorum, ofryo explain the intricacies of legislative votes. w fa

whh wead to burn. wellif pple keep puttingoneyn, thent cod build up then all t wat could flow out and then it cod go down into the underoun well, that'sot gna-- then all the trainswodn't be able to go anyre 'causehey would just slide o. ren- and that would b the end of all london,and m preventing all th frohappening. kare ben! come on! gup st! me on, guys! ok, mime. ere'my shotgun? all right, linup.still, mom looks lik she's having a good ti. she's just told me r marriage is dead. dead? ah, she said that she d your dad don't lk amore and thathe mriage is dead. is that righ it's awful, n't ? ll, knew that her and dad han't connected for a whe, bui didn't-- she mu be eling miserable. yoneed to talk to her. me? no, , i n't think i should. i an, i can't talk to he out personal things... she's my mom. so when i say "now," could you ise ur hat please? no, i han't id "now." i ven't said "now." it, it. you're gonna have toave a conversation with r anay. why? she wants toive a check for three ousa pounds. three

oh, yeah, wead a bloke like that in the army.well, the good news i3 he's developing a real passion for medieval history... and the bad news is he's made a trebuchet with which he is launching tennis balls at the lamp. impressive. you look smart! i've got a bad feeling about this interview. i just don't think i'm his kind of person. well, tyson says that you can be any kind of person that you want to be. tyson's an idiot. well, he's the best boss i ever had, and i think what he's trying to say is it's all about self-belief. mentally, i just don't think i'm ready. well, okay. come on. let's have a quick rehearsal. i'll be the, um, the headmaster, and you be you. come on. ah, pete, come in. sit down. not there. there. what are you doing? i'm just getting into it. oh, for... now, peter, give me three reason why i should appoint you as our new head of history. okay. one. i want the chance to create the next generation of winners. good. very good. total bollocks, but it's very good. number two, i have a passion for my subject, and, thr

weade attemp to contac him at the vitamin store. i went over there and spoke givee a call, it was never returned, and i have spoken with mr. resnick as well. i've attempted to alleviate any problem. we really do try to reach out for our neighbors, if there is an issue, i want to squash it. fester. want it to continue to i want it to resolve itself. we have been making great strides in that effort. >> they're here now so you might want to -- >> i'll give him my card. that is not a problem. >> thank you. >> i have a question, too. >> go ahead. >> we had athing in our bind they're says blackthorn's application. it shows i think some agreements between mr. mohammed and yourself. wereose implemented or is this just a proposal? it looks like -- >> tt's an offer to them. >> it's an offer? >> it's an offer. >> he has it in his hand? >> they vetaccepted it but we'd like him to look at it and would put those as part of the conditions if it applied, if applicable. it's a good faith offer. the beer signs and stuff like that have already been em

. >> thank you very much, doug wead, ron paul campaign. no question ron paul will be a power broker. >>> coming up, border wars. what works in the primaries could spell doom for the republicans in the fall. >>> plus, murdering our troops in afghanistan. the continuing fallout over that koran mistake. this is "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this is lois. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer ] try aleve d for strong all day sinus and headache relief. what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. no

and once we have made the initial decision to go as far as wead, i think it was correct to encourage going the rest of the way. but i do not believe we will celebrate the outcome of the libyan revolution five years from now. >> rose: what will we do five years from now? look back and say -- >> a lot depends on what happened in egypt and in syria, and in the whole evolution of the arab spring. but so to some extent it can be, it can be brought under some control. but i am very uneasy about a cotry in which militant groups occupying parts of each country which it rt of is a sum ali condition, and which could become a center of-- let me make clear where we are now, we have no chce except to proceed. and where we started, i can understand the concern to prevent a massacre in benghazi. but we have to learn or understand that when the revolution rarely end the way their organizers proclaimed them. and once you start that process or get heavily involved in that process, it has its own momentum. >> rose: but can't you argue that stability and the status quo is not always in the best interest

thank you very much, doug wead. good to see you.smith and people he calls cafeteria catholics, coming up here on "weekends with alex witt." gomery and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion smoothie. what do you get when you combine the home depot with this weekend? the cure for cabin fever. because with... get-it-done savings on everything we need... ...we can turn this weekend into a fresh floor... ...or an updated bathroom... ...or a brand new look. so let's hit those orange aisles - and make today the day - we make a big difference - no matter how big our bud

. >> we're going live to paul's senior adviser doug wead.igning in the silver state since 2008, but the latest poll shows him in last place. could it be a disappointing day for the campaign? >> i don't think so. we'll wait and see what happens, but i've been watching your show. we like a lot of the numbers, even the numbers you're showing. you showed this poll in new hampshire, and if you'll notice,ed candidate who does the best against barack obama is ron paul. you know, last time i was on your show we were talking about military donations, how he had more than all the other republican candidates combined. now he has twice as much as all the candidates combined including obama. and i heard you earlier talking about the importance of independents, the last cbs poll shows us fifrlt, ahead of obama and all the candidates, with independents. now the show's showing us strongest among hispanics in the republican party, which are key votes. >> well, doug, i'm not going to try to rain on the parade here, but as you know all politics is local and it

she came up the stairs and after we briefly spok and wead a hug, she asked for the microphone, and id dishevelled and sort of out of sorts. and i know you mentioned in an interview we saw earlier that she had actually been drinking as well, and brad lamb who is here was saying that, you know, obviously that could potentially be a path for someone who's struggling with addiction. did she seem like something was awry? or was she just having a good time and it spiraled? >> no. i believe there was champagne flowing. she did have champagne. everyone was in celebration mode. we were toasting my grammy nominations. and she did not seem dishevelled. she was dancing. she was laughing. we all danced. we all laughed. we were singing, having a good time. there didn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary with her. it actually made me very glad to see her that way, to see her looking so upbeat and so joyful. and jovial. it was a really, really good time. bobby chris was there with her. my two teen kids were there with me. and it literally was a moment of celebration. it was a genuine moment of