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Largest automaker reported a 77 percent drop in fourth quarter profits, the company's production crippled by japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami. bill: all right. nut gingrich, officially entering the race for the white house. a bit later today, the videotape you're about to see, just in as gingrich talked on the hill early earlier today. we'll announce on facebook and twitter in the race for 2012. carl cameron is on this live in d.c. good morning carl. facebook is the way to go, huh, and twitter? >> reporter: facebook and twitter. he doesn't done it yet and he says he'll do it this aft...

There is a utility to being able to stay underneath the radar for a while. imagine you're a big dog in new hampshire, iowa or south carolina, or you're a great fund-raiser somewhere, or you're a significant conservative who has influence over the process, is it better for a prospective candidate to do this before they about him a candidate or after? obviously it's better to happen before they become a can day. ef one of the prospective candidates relishes this time to be able to go around and perfect their message, ask people for support, build an organization but not to do it as a candidate. ...

let's take a look back at the remarks of some of candidates on the ballot. we'll start with mississippi governor and then the representative from minnesota's michele bachmann. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. i appreciate our long friendship that goes all the way back to reagan in 76. and thank you for that warm welcome. speaking of warm, man, this global warming is about to freeze me to death. [applause] >> you know, i've spoken here many times and over the years this conference usually focuses on what's wrong with the left. to deal with that subject today, would take a month, not just a weeke...

Developments. with that, michael shoerer, what did you make of nut gingrich's assessment of how the administration is handling this? >> i think the speaker is was right. what's interesting about the egyptian situation, both parties, the president, and the american people, are cheering on a disaster for america. there is no chance for a secular democracy in egypt, that congressman who was on just previously is really not a very intelligent fellow. what follows mubarek, if he goes, and if suleiman goes, will be a government much less friendly to the united states, and much influenced by the musl...

Republicans weighing in, such as rand paul, saying that's not in the plan, that's not what we're discussing. what is going on here? >> i think rand paul is right. he's talking about reforming the budget process, reducing this amount of the decifit. right now, republicans are looking at about $32 billion in terms of cuts, as we look towards this year's financial budget, and democrats are settled on the idea that no cuts this year at all, let's look all towards 2012, 2013, down the road. and that's setting up something of a confrontation, martha. and right now, democrats think they have politica...