we do not count the ballots and as soon as we have the talent, we will report out on the other bell room. what is happening now is the town of honorare of the nearby town will pull out ballots that were just dropped into the ballot box seconds ago and this goes by quickly. he shows us the inside of the box to make sure the ballots will be counted and him and the town supervisor will count these ballots and as you just explained a few moments ago, they will report the results. in the next room, literally within minutes. this is pretty significant because since 1968, the winner of this very small boat in this town has gone on to win the republican nomination consistently since 1968. what we are saying is that whoever wins tonight, whether it is mitt romney or rick santorum, given the track record for this town is voting for republicans, they could want to be the eventual republican nominee. the red ballots of 4 republicans and the blue ballots are for democrats. and you ll no
new hampshire. the entire nation looks to new hampshire to see what it decides. the real battle is for second place. governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. we win elections when people are excited who to vote for. governor romney is in fact a massachusetts moderate. his two biggest supporters, his daughters and his top advisors what the candidate really meant men he said this. i like being able to fire people. and sometime tierrist, peter o rourke tells me there is something funny about this campaign. it s the economy, stupid and nobody knows the economy better than jack well etch. i ll ask him what he thinks of the republican race. and filmmaker ed burns, how he used twitter to make his new movie. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. all eyes on new hampshire, a state known for knock downing front runners. there seems to be little chance for that with manufacturer holding a 33% lead. ron paul with 20% and jon huntsman and newt
he went for a walk, he went for a swim, and he ended up in a lifeboat. jeanne moos, cnn new york. here we go, hour number two. all eyes today on the silver and bronze in new hampshire. the biggest prize may be in south carolina. also a rare look inside syria. let s play reporter roulette on this tuesday and begin with you in new hampshire. obviously it is decision day. all eyes on who will get the number two and number three spots tonight. you just spoke with john huntsman. is he feeling confident? he is feeling very confident, brooke. i have to tell you, it s very calm outside the webster school here in manchester. it s been like polling palooza here all day long. we ve seen several candidates go through the media mosh pit in a last appeal to voters before this primary is wrapped up. we had a chance to catch up with john huntsman. he made his way through the crowd to talk to voters at the last second and we asked him what his expectations were for tonight. here s what he
and nodoz with expiration dates between now and december of 2014. bufferin and gas-x are also being recalled with an expiration date of 2013 or earlier. and the winner is the hyundai elantrelantra, the nort american car of the year. the range rover evoke the truck of the year. in case you haven t noticed, things are getting nasty in new hampshire. mitt romney isn t just the guy to beat. he is the guy taking a beating. listen to this. mitt, i realize the red light doesn t mean anything to you because you re the front-runner. [ laughter ] but can we drop a little bit of the pious baloney? the person who should represent our party running against president obama is not someone who called him a remarkable leader and went to be his ambassador in china. this nation is divided, david, because of attitudes like that. [ applause ]
candidates who were nowhere one minute are at the top of the field the next. king rich has been up and down again. perry has a lot to say a lot to speak to on this race. he again has we believe the best conservative ideas the time that congress meets setting them home to live on the laws in the past respecting our military the only one in the race volunteered to wear the uniform in our country. he has a lot of energy. doctor ron paul served in the navy as well. that is true. didn t he surprise you when he stayed in after iowa? weren t you like most of the pros thinking it was going to drop out? it was a tough night but it was a governor who doesn t take no for an answer. we have the resources unlike any other candidate in the race governor romney has been running for several years.