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I'm a victim of negative attacks. if you're trying to figure out if you stay in at the end of a race, if i've been a conservative populist, appealing to conservative voters and come in at the bottom of the race in iowa, you've got a big problem. >> what made you make your decision? you, of course, were an adviser to rudy giuliani. not a social conservative. he didn't play in iowa. but he did make his big bet in florida. when he lost, he got right out after. how do you make that a decision, if you're not a winner, when do you get out? >> you figure out what is the must win for you, the best fit...

Expectations, trying to go for sympathy vote saying, hey, look, i'm a victim of negative attacks. if you're trying to figure out if you stay in at the end of a race, if i've been a conservative pop list, appealing to conservative voters and come in at the bottom of the race in iowa, you've got a big problem. >> what made you make your decision? you, of course, were an adviser to rudy giuliani. not a social conservative. he didn't play in iowa. but he did make his big bet in florida. when he lost, he got right out after. how do you make that a decision, if you're not a winner, when do you get o...

good evening, from cnn's election center because, yes, it has begun and it's an episode of survivor. at least that's how republican presidential candidate rick santorum described the iowa caucuses. here is the thing about iowa. no offense, iowa, you're really important but you're also small. only 2 million registered voters. 640,000 of them republicans. and if the 2008 caucuses were an indication of what's ahead for tomorrow, only about 100,000 of those republicans will actually go out on a cold january night to cast their votes. those who do, it only is a 50% success rate when it ac...

good evening, from cnn's election center because, yes, it has begun and it's an episode of survivor. at least that's how republican presidential candidate rick santorum described the iowa caucuses. here is the thing about iowa. no offense, iowa, you're really important but you're also small. only 2 million registered voters. 640,000 of them republicans. and if the 2008 caucuses were an indication of what's ahead for tomorrow, only about 100,000 of those republicans will actually go out on a cold january night to cast their votes. those who do, it only is a 50% success rate when it ac...