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And what is being reported in the washington post is very, very damaging. >> yeah, it's not helpful. gingrich will say it's a super pac, it's not. >> oh, yeah right. >> but it's in the meet the press debate that gingrich said there's a film coming out and there's a lot of good details. he said there was no coordination but that was endorsing this. it backfire odd hd on him. if they split the conservative vote, we will be talking about romney as the nominee. >> i don't know thank so much, see you later chris. and president obama is calling on republicans to give him the power to do something ...

Who are these candidates playing to? do they feel that the republican candidate, the republican voters, let me put it this way, are caucus attenders, are so right that they are anti-civil rights? who are they appealing to with these outrageous statements coming employees to the caucus, then? >> the likely caucusgoers are pretty conservative. the rhetoric gets hot and over the top. one of the concern is that there's a general election campaign that comes and the course of winning this nomination, the republican party alienates people, minorities, women, it's going to lose in battle ground state...

Richard vigry is never going for romney. how in god's name are conservative and evangelicals going for a guy that's now going glenn beck -- >> they're not the ash terrrbit of conservative vote. there are plenty of conservatives hedging their bets on mitt romney and who think smartly and pragmatically that he is -- whatever he is not he's at least the most electable. that's what counts. >> he wins on electable but "the des moines register" poll, ron paul gets 42%. >> let's state how much republican voters are coming around to mitt romney even if he wins iowa. the other question is, maybe he win...

The health care argument, simply on the argument that romney enacted an individual health care bill in massachusetts that pawlenty can come out while he's doing that and be against the ethanol subsidy. >> very hard to say. again, i obviously have a pretty strong knowledge of democratic politics. i wouldn't say i have inside knowledge of the republican game. i don't quite get this yet. i think huntsman may have some pull here. while romney and pawlenty are moving as far to the right as they can, huntsman even though he's quite conservative, he was for civil unions when he was governor of utah, ...