mitt romney in all 50 of the delegates beat newt gingrich by a wider margin and beat him in south carolina. the former house speaker let his lecturn do the talking. 46 states to go. seven states are up for grabs. the caucuses in maine goes on for a week. wolf blitzer was watching it all last night great election coverage once again. dominating florida, some might look at the comments that he made, certainly to our soledad o brien. he told soledad, i m not concerned about the very poor. she pressed on it. let s listen to what she said and then i want to ask you about it. my campaign is focused on middle-class americans. you can focus on the rich, that s not my focus. you can focus on my very poor. that s not my focus. my focus is on middle-income americans, retirees living on social security, people who can t find work. folks that have kids getting tr ready to go to college. is this going to spell trouble for him? he said it inartfully. he tried to explain what he meant
primary of 2012. to learn more, or find an authorized retailer near you and the governor holds a huge visit tempur-pedic.com. lead in the polling in contrast to iowa where he squeaked out a tempur-pedic the most highly recommended bed in america. victory in the caucuses last night by the smallest margin of any presidential contest ever. much more on that in a moment. the guy whose job romney wants is right now in the suburb of cleveland to talk about the economy. we will hear from president obama live at a quarter past the hour. hours after the sixth-place finish in iowa, michele bachmann says that her campaign is finished or technically suspended. the minnesota congresswoman who was born in iowa and who won a straw poll there in august cancelled a trip to south carolina today for this announcement. so last night, the people of iowa spoke with a very clear voice, and so i have decided to stand aside. i believe that if we are going to repeal obama care, turn our country ar
the dude. this is piers morgan tonight. is it possible to have a 40-year career in hollywood makeover, 60 movies, and still have a reputation as mr. nice guy? everybody tells me in the business and out, you re the nicest guy in show business. how do you plead? i m going for guilty. have you always been easy to work with? the running theme is that you re just the nicest guy to work with. yeah, i think i have, you know. i take my lead from my old man, lloyd. lloyd bridges, you know. my dad. yeah. great man. who loved showbiz so much and, you know, i got to work with him as a kid. whenever there was a role for a little kid, he would say, come on, get out of school, play with dad. you know, that kind of thing. but as an adult, i got to work with him twice on tucker and a movie called blown away and it was a little different experience, you know, as an adult i saw when he came on the set how much fun he was having and how that fun was kind of contagious, you know, an
is it possible to have a 40-year career in hollywood makeover, 60 movies, and still have a reputation as mr. nice guy? everybody tells me in the business and out, you re the nicest guy in show business. how do you plead? i m going for guilty. have you always been easy to work with? the running theme is that you re just the nicest guy to work with. yeah, i think i have, you know. i take my lead from my old man, lloyd. lloyd bridges, you know. my dad. yeah. great man. who loved showbiz so much and, you know, i got to work with him as a kid. whenever there was a role for a little kid, he would say, come on, get out of school, play with dad. you know, that kind of thing. but as an adult, i got to work with him twice on tucker and a movie called blown away and it was a little different experience, you know, as an adult i saw when he came on the set how much fun he was having and how that fun was kind of contagious, you know, and when you re having fun you kind of rel
it s so good. jeff bridges actor/actor, oscar winner. the last picture the fabulous baker boys. the big lebowski. true grit and many more. tonight jeff bridges is live with his work and his latest passion. that s his music. the great jeff bridges for the hour, the dude, this is piers morgan tonight. is it possible to have a 40-year career in hollywood makeover, 60 movies, and still have a reputation as mr. nice guy? well apparently it is if you are jeff bridges and he joins me now to test this theory. everybody tells me in the business and out, you re the nicest guy in show business. how do you plead? i m going for guilty. have you always been easy to work with? because the running theme of all of your co-workers have you seem to be the nicest guy to work with. yeah, i think i have, you know. i take my lead from my old man, lloyd. lloyd bridges, you know. my dad. yeah. great man. who loved showbiz so much and, you know, i got to work with him as a kid. when