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Hopes to ride this wave of national momentum that he has picked up from south carolina and through florida. nevada is just four days, five days right after florida. but gingrich is going to meet romney, where romney has been spending the last four years here, really building a very strong organization to turn out his supporters to the caucus, he's wrapped up the establishment support, he has his volunteers already in line. they've been working phones and identifying supporters. so gingrich is really going to have to -- his momentum's going to have to combat that organization that romney has in...

Huntsman will finish third. right now there is a battle for fourth between newt gingrich and rick santorum as we look live in manchester. awaiting the speech from former massachusetts governor mitt romney. >> megyn: you can see it's a standing room only crowd as you might expect. carl cammeron is live on site to give us some color and tell us what to expect. carl? >> hi, megyn, well, expect governor romney to essentially start talking eick like the presumptive nominee but cautiously so, recognizing that even if he were to run the table he can't mathematically clinch the nomination until the en...

Let's bring back the panel, molly, bill and savannah. savannah guthrie. what happens in new hampshire does it stay in new hampshire for jon huntsman? >> i think so. itis hard to imagine a path forward. it's hard to see who he appeals to there. it's got establishment support. in new hampshire, he began more openly selling himself to the independents, the obama republicans. >> right. >> there are a lot of obama republicans. >> he's doing well with the people who aroouf that. >> i met a lot of them. they were going for huntsman. they said they didn't like the republicans in general, so, there's n...

>> tonight we celebrate. tomorrow we go back to work. >> dana bash is in manchester. christine romans is in the election center digging into who voted and why. peter ham by is in south carolina, the next stop in this grueling presidential primary. let's begin with dana there. romney's two for two. he won iowa, he won new hampshire. this victory wasn't a surprise, not to most. he was expected to win. it's the size of his win that's really grabbing attention, however. is it enough to get the party to finally rally behind him? >> reporter: well, fred, that's probably not going to happen...

He was a neighboring governor. he has one of his homes here. he has establishment support. mitt is probably going to get 50, 60% of the vote. he should. and that's all right but remember we were 9th in the polls around here i think three or four months ago. i think we're third now. there will be a very strong showing and we've got staff and a lot of people. we're waiting for us to build some momentum here in new hampshire on our way to south carolina. we are --. bill: we're about to see all of that. sir, thank you very much. we'll catch up with you down the road. tom ridge. >> look forward to ...