on that tonight later in the show. you two guys are great together, especially when you disagree. but i think you re more in agreement than you admit tonight. newt gingrich is what they want right now. six months from now, they may want to want somebody else, but now s when they re starting to vote. steve and jennifer, have a nice holiday. coming up, president obama is on firm ground politically as he pushes for the payroll tax extension, obviously, people want a tax cut. unemployment s down, his base is still with him, and he s fighting back against republican charges, i think quite effectively, that he s an appeaser. let s look at the obama record as he makes his case for re-election. that s coming up right here, the talking points, basically, the best case for obama coming up in a minute. i m here in minneapolis, headed towards the finish line of my tour for jack kennedy: elusive hero. i had close to 2,000 people today here at a great event at westminster town hall forum. what a
firsthand, newt gingrich is political death for candidates down the road. and that leads to what we ve been hearing about washington, which is the establishment is going to mitt romney and saying get your act together, we have to stop newt gingrich for the sake of the party. what we led this segment with, governor chris christie, you see him and you think brokered convention. the problem is, the republican establishment ain t what it used to be. yeah. as with all establishments. and by the way, just so people understand at home, this is not personal toward newt gingrich and the republican establishment. if newt gingrich helped candidates in washington state, illinois, massachusetts, they would be writing million dollar checks to him. he d be ahead by 80 points. he d be ahead by 80 points. the republican party has a historic opportunity as john heilemann said last night at the 92nd street y, to sweep the white house, to sweep the house, to destroy barack obama
on that tonight later in the show. you two guys are great together, especially when you disagree. but i think you re more in agreement than you admit tonight. newt gingrich is what they want right now. six months from now, they may want to want somebody else, but now s when they re starting to vote. have a nice holiday. coming up, president obama is on firm ground politically as he pushes for the payroll tax extension, obviously, people want a tax cut. unemployment s down, his base is still with him, and he s fighting back against republican charges, i think quite effectively, that he s an appeaser. let s look at the obama record as he makes his case for re-election. that s coming up right here, the talking points, basically, the best case for obama coming up in a minute. i m here in minneapolis, headed towards the finish line of my tour for jack kennedy: elusive hero. i had close to 2,000 people today here at a great event at westminster town hall forum. what a group, what a setti
well, he was near ground zero, i think that s where a lot of controversy started in terms of the, you know, putting together a mosque for the organizer wanted to have a multidenomination place. i like that guy, by the way. i like him. i trust him. that s very american. he wants to set up a 92nd street y, like a jewish ya for islamic people. i understand how people think it s too darn close, it s close to what is really a cemetery to most americans, 9/11. you don t agree with that? i don t agree with that. it s symbolic. if you want to be symbolic then you bring people together in an area that was a point of attack. i think that that s you know, that s to me symbolism is a lot. here he is, peter king calling on muslim leaders in an interview with national review magazine he said, quote, it is not enough for them to say they
the countries started in terms of putting together a mosque for the organizer to have a mult multi-denomination place. i like that guy, by the way. i trust him. that s very american. he wants to set up a 92nd street y, like a y for muslims. it s too darn close. close to a cemetery to most americans, 9/11. you don t agree with that? i don t agree with that. it s symbolic. you want to get together in an area that s a point of attack. i think that s to me, symbolism is a lot. here he is, peter king calling on muslim leaders in an interview with national review magazine he said, quote, it is not enough for them to say they denounce all terrorism, they denounce all violence, they have to be much more aggressive. i don t think they fully realize