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theissues the prime minister, so expect all of the issues to come up then as well. and also there is the concern about inflation, about debt, about strikes where many people across the country, union members, are calling for pay increases that the government says are unaffordable. yes, and i don't think we will get anything from the prime minister thatis anything from the prime minister that is a sweeping change of policy oran that is a sweeping change of policy or an about turn on the government approach to negotiations or lack of with trade unions about the strikes. time and again ...

Communities and safer streets. a world—class education system. an nhs built around patients and a society that truly values the family. in all of these areas and more we must have the courage to change, to think bigger, strive for excellence, not give up when things get tough. and if we can do that, then we really can build a betterfuture. in the coming months i will set out our plans in each of these areas, but let me set the direction today. a better future is one where our economy is growing faster, so everybody, everywhere across our union has new opportunities for better paying, good jo...

Party voters. polling here in south carolina suggests that a lot of republicans, more than half much them, identify with some of the ideas of the tea party. but only about 15% of them are so actually identify themselves as tea party voters. so it's going to be very interesting to see how this state shakes out. but again, as i said just a couple of seconds ago, this is exactly where voters in south carolina wanted to be to actually be the kingmaker in this race to be able to decide who's truly going to be the front-runner. >> all right, dave mattingly live for us, appreciate it. we're going to ...

the real winner in the caucuses, though it may have certainly been rick santorum who truly, within eight votes just missed the top spot. take a look at those numbers on your leaderboard. it's just absolutely miraculous. the closest iowa caucus vote in history. the top four, mitt romney, santorum, ron paul and newt gingrich. >> and it didn't become official until about 2:30 eastern time this morning if you were watching. so we have romney congratulating santorum. and he says that he and santorum are actually both winners. and both candidates are looking forward now to new hampshire, t...