he s going to be in new hampshire tomorrow for a big town hall. just a day after picking up this key endorsement from the union leader. the publisher was on meet the press to explain their decision. jeff bub doesn t look like he wants it and the public senses it. so i m looking for somebody that can get the nomination. i don t think either bush or kasich can do so. if there s an insider who san outsi is an outsider, it s chris christie. he s a jersey guy who shoots from the lip but knows what s he s talking about. i think people are going to buy that. how significant is the new hampshire union leader s endorsement of chris christie? the last go around in 12 they endorsed newt gingrich and previously in 08, john mccain. that s right. in the past it s been significant with varying degrees of success. at this pont for chris christie, in new hampshire, there has been a drum beat, albeit soft, very
his attorney, mark o mara, claims he didn t even know that zimmerman had this money. and that is why crump is saying that he might have intentionally misled the courts. well, you have to think perjury. is that something that could come, charges of perjury against george zimmerman as a result of this? definitely a charge of perjury. but if it is found that he misled the court through omission and obscuring facts, it will definitely make him look like he can t be trusd when he is put on trial and it will make o mara difficult to defend him with second-degree murder. there s a big town hall being held in central florida tonight? yes, it will be held at the a.m.e. i forget the name of the church exactly. but it s in sanford. and basically people will be coming together to support each other to basically pray that justice comes out of this case. people are hopeful that justice will be served, even if it takes
arizona, you re in the situation room. this just coming in. on the eve of the new nuclear weapons showing that just how tight the race is. take a look 32% say rick san storm, but with the sampling eras that s constituentically a tie. ron paul coming in at 6%, let s go in depth right now with our chief political analyst gloria borger and depend can i washington bureau chief michael crowley. gloria, first you. arizona we all thought was supposed to be relatively easy for mitt rom in, but this a week before the primary is a horse race. nothing succeeds like success. rick santorum has had a lot of success, and we see him defining himself as the cultural conservative. as you point out, this was supposed to be an easy state for mitt romney. he could win, but there s a substantial number of mormons, he has moved way to the right and also has an organization dating back. show shows you that republican voters can to get their arrange. they were for pretty romney, but we know in mi
in the show, less than $2 a gallon. good to see you. greg, thank you so much. coming up on this special edition of the dr show from oklahoma state university, how to create the political will. we have the resources, we have the technology, but how do we generate the will to change america s energy policy? also cia operatives helping rebels in libya. the latest twist in a war some say is motivated by oil. others can t explain it any which way you look at it. we ll mix it up. plus, a preview of tonight s big town hall here at osu and a look at how chicken feathers, yes, chicken feathers, could help power the future. the question is whether the future for energy storage i said energy storage is on the feathers on this bird. nobody in my family ever had a heart attack.
that desk, but obviously this fight is personal for him considering the terrorists trained here in afghanistan. and he says it s really important for him to be here for christmas to honor the marines, 20,000 of them, on the ground here in helmand province who are serving and sacrificing during this holiday season. he came here this week, he invited fox news to come along for the ride, and his goal was to visit as many as those 20,000 marines as he can at as many bases and combat outposts as he can make it to to personally thank those men and women. and we ve been watching him do it in small meetings, in big town hall-style meetings answering questions, answering concerns, and mostly thanking these men and women. listen. these marines are highly focused, they believe in be what they re doing. they ve seen successes over the last, some of these marines are back on their second or third