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Paul has never endorsed the 9/11 truther moment implicitly, but when offered the chance to repudiate those theories, like the one that the white house had something to do with blowing up the world trade centers, lets see what he says. lets watch when hes confronted with a question about 9/11. >> why dont you come out about the truth about 9/11? >> because i cant handle the controversy. i have the imf, the federal reserve to deal, and the irs to deal with. because, no, i just have more -ç too ma...

Paul has never endorsed the 9/11 truther moment implicitly, but when offered the chance to repudiate those theories, like the one that the white house had something to do with blowing up the world trade centers, lets see what he says. lets watch when hes confronted with a question about 9/11. >> why dont you come out about the truth about 9/11? >> because i cant handle the controversy. i have the imf, the federal reserve to deal, and the irs to deal with. because, no, i just have more -- too man...

And we shouldnt go after iran. you know, i think youre finding that the republican electorate is shifting a little bit. >> i do. i want to ask you about it. key question. have some republicans, maybe not a majority of them, in this state of iowa, got war fatigue? iraq, iran -- i mean, iraq and afghanistan. one more is ten years, the other is 8 1/2 years, just ending. if you come out as a peace nick, in other words, enough of these wars in the islamic part of the world, can you get votes? >> ther...

I mentioned this earlier, with our crowd out here, the possibility that the president would select hillary clinton to be his running mate for the year 2012, rather than joe biden, perhaps naming him to be secretary of state in the second term. perry bacon, thats always a exciting discussion point. is it real? >> i dont think its real, and im not sure it would matter. people dont vote based on the vice president unless its someone likeç sarah palin who maybe they feel like is not capable of tak...

The window. hes trying to win here. >> lets talk about rick santorum, who could come out here with the big ticket. if romney wins the thing, he ekes out a victory over ron paul or the other way around. theyre both in the same position. romney will probably be the winner in that case, either way. if santorum, whos always been seen of a guy as too far out. even in pennsylvania, he lost by 18 points when he ran for re-election. to pro-choice or too pro-life, if you will, to anti-gay in the way he p...

this is important, because its the last day before the iowa caucuses, just 19 days away. and while newt gingrich remains the national front-runner, he has been losing steam. take a look at the latest poll. this is a gallup poll that shows in the beginning of december, just ten days ago, 37% of republican voters say they will pick newt. 22% picked mitt romney. but heres how it looks now. newts number has dropped to 29%. romney, as no doubt hes incredibly frustrated by, remains the same....

hello, everyone. im erin burnett. outfront tonight, the republican candidates for president have just finished debating in iowa. this is important, because its the last day before the iowa caucuses, just 19 days away. and while newt gingrich remains the national front-runner, he has been losing steam. take a look at the latest poll. this is a gallup poll that shows in the beginning of december, just ten days ago, 37% of republican voters say they will pick newt. 22% picked mitt romney....

polls and now is in a freefall. so does rick perry show up? is he combative defending his views and is he as feisty at the end as he is at the beginning? because a lot of people have said that at the course of the two-hour debates, he starts to fade. thats my question. mr. cain will be the center attention as well. >> lets talk herman cain versus mitt romney. is it a fair fight? >> well, sl tl a fair fight? everything is fair in love and politics, right? is it a fair fight? you know, i...

>> but the question is -- >> its a false choice. >> should the president risk being called a liberal, being called a democrat, progressive, whatever? should he risk that and go, you know, people dont like these terms. they make sense to the american people. should he be a progressive liberal president or should he try to be a centrist? thats my key question. i think the american people read this guy and theyre trying to figure out what he is. senator sanders? >> well, i think, you know, the evid...

The things necessary to get this economy moving again. >> but the question is -- >> its a false choice. >> should the president risk being called a liberal, being called a democrat, progressive, whatever? should he risk that and go, you know, people dont like these terms. they make sense to the american people. should he be a progressive liberal president or should he try to be a centrist? thats my key question. i think the american people read this guy and theyre trying to figure out what he is...