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Coming against him not just from mitt romney's super pac, but also from ron paul, the other guy that seems to be making some headway who has just saturated the airwaves in iowa is rick perry who is slowly moving up the totem poll into second -- third or fourth place. megyn: he's right behind gingrich. he spent reportedly around two million, and the super pac spent another two billion, so he's got $4 million worth of ads. but still, fourth place, is that going to get it done? this is a sampling of what perry's putting out there to advance his cause in iowa. >> 174,000 a year, and you get the bi...

Republican, obviously, in this primary. so i wanted to get your thoughts on these because we had byron york on at the top of the hour say what he thinks explains the gingrich hit from 28 on the real clear politics average, 28 in the polls and the front runner to number three at 14%. you know, in just the past week and a half, is the ads. they are saturating the iowa airwaves. kate, do you agree that's what led to gingrich's fall in the polls, and do you think that -- what do you think about the ads that are out right now? >> right. yeah, i agree with that, but also some of the, um, some of gin...

Lot of folks have been saying. so i think romney's ad was hard hitting, it was positive, it talked about what he can do and perhaps a little bit more effective -- megyn: that's an interesting point, because gingrich fights back, but he can't do it with the same -- what i saw in iowa was all ron paul focused on gingrich, and he can't fight back because he doesn't have the dough. here's gingrich's ad, which kate was referring to, which is positive but not getting seen by a lot of people. >> we can be in the spirit of general washington and the americans who fought for freedom. we can go out, get...

Don't know if enough to get him where he needs to go, and the other problem he has, just like gingrich, a lack of money to get that ad seen by as many people as possible. megyn: all right. they saturate the airwaves, people are listening to them all week long, and then they go into these caucuses a week from tonight, and they chat it up. they talk to each other. one representative or spokesman on behalf of each campaign will speak to the iowa caucusgoers. kate, you tell me historically how unusual would it be for, let's say, a gingrich who's in third place under the average to catapult into fi...