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Of your game change book, new hampshire is scarborough country, but today its tebow country. and also theres one freak over here that thinks its lsu country. >> hello. >> im deeply disturbed, mika. >> live at j.d.s tavern in manchester, new hampshire, where besides the fact that tim tebow is the hero of the day, the primaries. we have msnbc and time magazine senior political analyst mark haleprin and national affairs editor john heilemann. >> this is exciting. >> we were at an event. >> we celeb...

Richard haas, and mark haleprin on location. >> mark, well get to you in a second. donny, ive got to talk to you first. >> i was married to two women and i wasnt happy. >> so youre the -- i love it. its so good to be back in our studio. >> 6:00 in the morning -- >> after this came out, there was a lot of -- oh, he got booed at this event and that event. and i sat there thinking, rick santorum knew exactly what he was doing. that -- i personally -- >> what was he doing? >> he was actually trying ...

Endorsed me, i threw those papers away. but if they attacked me, i would hold them up on the campaign trail. new hampshire is different. new hampshire is a state that where you had, mark, one editorial page after another endorse john mccain back in 2008. and it mattered. huntsman is getting all of those endorsements right now. hes going up on tv now, the super pacs are going up, do you see a late huntsman charge? >> he had a pretty big crowd last night at an event i was at in newport and proved ...

However, do not reflect how quickly momentum is shifting in the gop field. the "des moines register" notes the order reshuffles and santorum beats out ron paul for second place. that reflects a volatile sense on the ground where over 40% of republican caucus goers say they could still be persuaded to change their mind. but when asked which candidate is most electable, romneys lead jumps to an overwhelming 48%. that is interesting. that reflects a little -- >> it does. there are a lot of things t...

Through the front door and goes, hey, you mind if i come in and hang out? of course, tims a god and theyre like come in, come in, and made all the difference. hep launched the show. >> theres no surprise to that. tim was there at the launch of a lot of things, and everyone knows everything starts in iowa. >> it does. >> everything starts in iowa. >> including us. >> exactly. exactly. >> weve got big news to report this morning. some polls showing really -- >> well, there he is. >> i was hanging ...

What you see in santorum is the product of also just footwork going door-to-door. hes been to every town. i think hes done more of this than any other of these candidates. >> yeah. >> and it has made a difference for him that one-on-one touch. >> the crowds even at rick santorums events are so small. historically. and lets talk, mark, really quickly, historically, the crowds are smaller, the candidates have no money, the organizations worse than professionals say theyve seen in all of their year...

I have lived it. we stand for freedom and opportunity and hope. the principles that made this nation a great and powerful leader of the world have not lost their meaning, they never will. im mitt romney, i believe in america, and im running for president of the united states. >> mitt romney a new 60-second ad airing in iowa. welcome to "morning joe," it is friday, december 30th, our last show of 2011. with us onset,=pññi the directo the earth institute of columbia university dr. jeffrey sachs....

Quayle and the former chief of staff -- while newt gingrich has michael reagan and art laffer who was the architect of the reagan economic plan. thats what conservatives are starting to notice, as well. >> jeff sachs has the curve framed over his bed. >> the original. >> its one of his favorites. also in the nbc poll, voters were asked who they think is the "true conservative" in the race. this is inside iowa. rick santorum and ron paul topped the list there. michele bachmann at 16%, rick perr...

Jurassic park dinosaurs, follows movement. and when it sees movement, rick santorum stomps over there and tries to eat santorum. hes going to be the happiest guy on tuesday night. wednesday, hes got to stand without falling to roll this out nationally. >> oh, and so it begins, good morning, everyone, welcome to java joes. >> oh, my gosh. look at java joes. >> java joes. >> can you believe this? can you believe this? >> great crowd, by the way. >> and by the way, theyre all republicans. its -- >>...

>> were working through it. >> sigh. >> good morning, everybody. its wednesday -- >> theres a mourning process. >> i wanted to see it. its wednesday, december 14th. welcome to "morning joe." we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. you look quite nice, mike. >> youre looking good for three days in a row. >> whats going on there? anns gotten through to you. probably doesnt have socks on, or hes wearing the same tube socks hes had on for the past three days. msnbc and "time" magazine political ana...