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Here is our candy crowley. >> reporter: political reporter are like market researchers, always looking for the next big thing. >> are you going to run for the republican presidential nomination? >> no, i'm not. >> you have said running for president steals the soul or something along those lines. >> i probably said that. >> texas governor ric perry, south carolina jim demint, bobby jindal and chris christy of new jersey. most people couldn't pick any of them out of a lineup. all say they will not run for president in 2012. in varying degrees all are hot in the circles of political power. ten m...

And i think the message is pretty clear. conservativism has never been stronger than it is today. >> wow. welcome back to "hardball." that was texas governor ric perry talking about his primary victory over fellow republican senator kay bailey hutchison he just treated like a democrat in that primary. what does he mean and what does this win mean to the country? wayne slater sr., for the dallas morning news and, well, alex burns is deputy political editor for politico. i want you to watch something from ric perry, more of his impassioned victory speech and then i give you a treat. here is firs...

"hardball" tonight. this is the issue i think could make or break health care reform. thank you bart stupak of michigan, a democrat. ric perry wins the republican nomination in texas over kay bailey hutchison. he smashes her. he gets a majority vote. he is the guy that talks secession like a wild man. is his victory a wakeup call to all incumbents. if you can get elected talking secession, imagine running against it or are the only people vulnerable the moderate republicans and democrats in november? you are watching "hardball" only you are watching "hardball" only on msnbc.dous amount of pr...

Last night we told you about the third republican running for governor in the south. medina is trying to run to the right of ric perry and kay bailey hutchison. medina is 20%. close to hutchison. the headline is clear, between perry and medina, texans like nut talk about secession. we lost 600,000 lives in that civil war. they are talking secession again. "hardball" returns after this. [ female announcer ] the latest athletic fabrics

elected somebody center left, yet we have a reality out there that seems to benefit money. >> absolutely. they have to respond to this. we have to see more outrage. we saw it early on -- >> not a speech, please. >> no, i think actually outrage, some kind of emotion from him that we saw earlier, but some kind of result. some discussion of pay caps. something. >> i think they got to grab some of that money back, that $700 billion, don't you think, ruben, t.a.r.p. money, take it back. thank you both. join us again tomorrow night for more "hardball." right now it's time for "the ed show"...