keeping them honest, how clean are are speaker gingrich s hands or rick per yis or anyone else s? we ll start with the concession speech speaker gingrich praised iowans who ignored the attack ads. they would listen and they really wanted to get to the truth rather than the latest 30-second distortion. i would not have survived in this campaign against millions and millions of dollars in negative advertising if it wasn t for the thousands of volunteers who showed up and who helped us in every town and in every precinct. it s part of what made these negative ads so shameful. every one of us should remember, this process survives because young men and women risk their lives to allow us to do this. speaker gingrich last night. now here s a sampling of ads that ran all over iowa in the last few weeks. newt has more baggage than the airlines. newt gingrich supports amnesty for millions of illegals. gingrich was fined $300,000 for ethics violations. whatever you think of
scene here. we have air units in the air. we have seen some medevacs flying around, so we re not quite sure if they are going to be medevacking some of the injured out. i ve got to tell you just from the looks on the faces of federal law enforcement folks responding here, this is a very serious situation. wrc tony tull joins me in the studio. i know you ve been working long hours. the station did extraordinary work and continues to. you were in boston for the marathon coverage. what you saw yesterday when you were in, quote, the hot zone before they put the perimeters out and they still thought there might be other shooters out there, you were right in the middle of it. tell us what you saw and what you felt. you and i were talking. when i was in boston, it was semicontrolled, even though they didn t know where the second bomber was, it was semicontrol. yesterday for the first couple of hours, there was not a sense of control. when we were there and looking at the faces of the poli