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Yeah. >> this is terrible. not since 1991 and hurricane bob have we seen a wicked storm like this approach new york. >> i appreciate you waying in. >> for complete coverage of hurricane earl keeping track of the storm's path here go weather at msnbc.com. sarah palin is heading to iowa. she'll speak at the ronald reagan dinner september 17th. it's a key presidential voting state. now it's fuelling speculation that sarah palin may be herself planning a presidential run in 2012. in case you missed it. vanity fair is out with a scathing new profile. the author says she's ill tempered, two-faced ...

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This show 2 weeks ago, the prediction that mitt romney would carry a very conservative voting state and that's the iowa caucuses, wasn't going to happen. i think there is very little doubt that he is picking up traction amongst all sectors of the republican party, just as i was able to do in the primary. and i am confident that a big win here will translate itself into south carolina and florida and i think this thing could be over a lot sooner than a lot of people think. i think he's broadened his base of appeal rather dramatically. >> governor, i will give you a chance to respond to that. as...

Gingrich in south carolina, it's a unique voting state. no question about that. if i were romney i'd be worried about the demographics which he got beat in, in a lot of places. gingrich kate out of the most electable. but the debates define south carolina. they will not define florida. i think gingrich will make a mistake this week. romney may stumble on the taxes but it's by no means over. >> kimberly: what about the numbers, though? >> eric: i don't know why all of a sudden, look, if you ignore the con seventive base, if you -- conservative base, if you ignore the tea partiers and the far ri...

This show 2 weeks ago, the prediction that mitt romney would carry a very conservative voting state and that's the iowa caucuses, wasn't going to happen. i think there is very little doubt that he is picking up traction amongst all sectors of the republican party, just as i was able to do in the primary. and i am confident that a big win here will translate itself into south carolina and florida and i think this thing could be over a lot sooner than a lot of people think. i think he's broadened his base of appeal rather dramatically. >> governor, i will give you a chance to respond to that. as...