big lead, at 32 percent, followed by romney at 19 percent, and herman cain, falling, to 13 percent, and ron paul holding steady at 10 percent and new hampshire which has been a romney stronghold, gingrich is trailing romney by just two points, and paul and cain well behind. so, how do you account for the rise particularly after the dismal start and million in debt his staff firing him and now, he's the co-frontrunner. >>guest: it is his turn and he now occupies the single most dangerous place to be if american politics which is the non-romney leader in the republican field, with the position occupied bien from donald trump to most recently herman cain and a couple of others. everybody who has occupied that spot has entered almost immediately a slide and it remains to be seen if gingrich will. i think he has vulnerabilities and explaining he did just now is a sign of that.