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Who they liked, they ended up being much more accurate than the general national polls that had mrs. clinton way ahead of obama, the same true on the republican side where the national polls said giuliani was running away with it and yet the iowa caucus voters in their polls said that in fact it was mitt romney. so should we be paying more attention to what the iowa people are saying? >> i know the saying is that new hampshire picks presidents and iowa picks corn. but its actually paul saung is,...

Help from newt gingrich. jon: new hampshire voters often like to sort of turn their backs on whatever iowa decides. so if iowa has just decided that mitt romney is number one, albeit by a hairs breath, new hampshire voters may want to take a look whoever came in second or maybe third place. >> yeah, i think they do and they have a history of doing that certainly they did that in 2008 when john mccain finished fourth there. and they picked him and in 2000, john mccain finished sixth in iowa and t...

Think he is getting a lot of help from newt gingrich. jon: new hampshire voters often like to sort of turn their backs on whatever iowa decides. so if iowa has just decided that mitt romney is number one, albeit by a hairs breath, new hampshire voters may want to take a look whoever came in second or maybe third place. >> yeah, i think they do and they have a history of doing that certainly they did that in 2008 when john mccain finished fourth there. and they picked him and in 2000, john mccain...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...

Iowa picks corn. new hampshire picks presidents. thats what they say out east to disparage the importance of the iowa caucuses. but american political history tells a different story. going back to 1846, iowans had chosen delegates to the national conventions in the springtime, through a quick succession of local, county, district and state caucuses in which party leaders were mostly in charge. but that changed after 1968, the most tumultuous year in modern american politics. lyndon johnson deci...