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Mitt romney victory in south carolina. the latest "real clear politics" average romney holds eight point lead over second place newt gingrich. jon huntsman had just over 5% of the support. he is endorsing mitt romney after bowing out of the race. how much will huntsman departure, if any, help the romney campaign? jennifer donahue, public policy fellow at the eisenhower institute at gettysburg college. and robert bera a reporter with the post and the courier. jennifer, is this a zero net gain and loss because jon huntsman's endorsement only represents 5% of the vote there if that? >> well, that...

Here directly from new hampshire he may be in a little better shape today. gregg: those leaders switched from gingrich to santorum because they thought santorum had a better chance beating president obama. robert, thanks for being with you us. general, good to see you. thanks to you both. fox news is where you need to be for complete election coverage. we'll have live coverage saturday as they tally the votes in south carolina. tune in 6:00 p.m. eastern time. jenna: one small town in our country. nem -- nome, alaska cut from the rest frd would. how wake up!

He was a ground player play aground war on the field and there just wasn't the money. his father didn't come through with the money for him to compete. we're looking at a romney race on the one hand and below that, a santorum-gingrich race for second. gregg: robert, our white house correspondent ed henry reminds us huntsman at one point in time referred to president obama, as quote a remarkable leader. he refered to mitt romney as a perfectly lubricated weather vane. i think he also said he had no core, suddenly endorsing romney how great he is. what does that mean to south carolinians? >> wel...