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Gregg: so jon huntsman, who had quite the rest may, businessman, diplomat, veteran of four presidential administrations, an expert on foreign policy and china, a guy whos resume looked presidential never caught on. bring if karl rove once again, former senior advisor to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor. karl, as you pointed out, huntsman was getting 5.3% of the vote in south carolina but he is basically tied with another guy by the name of rick perry who has 5.7% polling avera...

>> gregg: exactly one week before south carolina voters head to the polls, the first in the south primary, looking at the latest real clear politics polling average, in the palmetto state, g.o.p. front-runner mitt romney, 26%, followed by newt gingrich, with ties for third and 5th place. >> heather: brand new polling numbers from rasmussen reports, placing mitt romney at 28%, newt gingrich 21%, rick santorum, who was in second place a week ago, falling back to third, and tied now with ron paul, ...

Near any other swing states, so do you end up sort of oddly, well, well find the four electoral votes somewhere else? >> they got much richer ground out west to try to plow. i think arizona is one of those states that you may see a lot more attention. >> shameless plug, general fore, ill go with you. >> go to the thomas jefferson community center in the 4 by 200 boys jv and the 4 by 400 jv, fast freshmen. >> well be looking. all right. >> the real clear politics polling average on target in new ...

And sid lee connec individually connect with a supporter. >> on tuesday is our primary. i was wondering if president obama can count on your support. bill: it was iowa last week, new hampshire now. latest "real clear politics" polling average shows that most voters would likely vote for a yet unnamed republican candidate in 2012 up against president obama in that polling. martha: the occupy wall street protestors tried to disrupt a pro-romney rally and they got an ear full from new jersey govern...

Connect with a supporter. >> on tuesday is our primary. i was wondering if president obama can count on your support. bill: it was iowa last week, new hampshire now. latest "real clear politics" polling average shows that most voters would likely vote for a yet unnamed republican candidate in 2012 up against president obama in that polling. martha: the occupy wall street protestors tried to disrupt a pro-romney rally and they got an ear full from new jersey governor chris christie. he was speaki...

Thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> did i get anything wrong there? >> no, good. >> iowa can predict new hampshire and new hampshire can predict the nominee? >> its kind of like chaos theory where a butterfly flaps its wings in des moines and it revush rates to concord. its a tenuous predictor of future success. >> looking at the results heading into that, with that caveat that it may tell us nothing other than iowa. what do you see as the state of the polls right now for tomorrow...

It out is nate silver. author of the 538 electoral politics blog at "the new york times." thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> did i get anything wrong there? >> no, good. >> iowa can predict new hampshire and new hampshire can predict the nominee? >> its kind of like chaos theory where a butterfly flaps its wings in des moines and it revush rates to concord. its a tenuous predictor of future success. >> looking at the results heading into that, with that caveat that it may tell us...

Thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> did i get anything wrong there? >> no, good. good history lesson too. >> iowa can predict new hampshire and new hampshire can predict the nominee? >> its kind of like chaos theory where a butterfly flaps its wings in des moines and it reverberates to concord. especially the republican side, its a tenuous predictor of future success. >> looking at the results heading into that, with that caveat, that it may tell us nothing other than iowa, what d...

Thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> did i get anything wrong there? >> no, good. >> iowa can predict new hampshire and new hampshire can predict the nominee? >> its kind of like chaos theory where a butterfly flaps its wings in des moines and it revush rates to concord. its a tenuous predictor of future success. >> looking at the results heading into that, with that caveat that it may tell us nothing other than iowa. what do you see as the state of the polls right now for tomorrow...

It out is nate silver. author of the 538 electoral politics blog at "the new york times." thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> did i get anything wrong there? >> no, good. >> iowa can predict new hampshire and new hampshire can predict the nominee? >> its kind of like chaos theory where a butterfly flaps its wings in des moines and it revush rates to concord. its a tenuous predictor of future success. >> looking at the results heading into that, with that caveat that it may tell us...