mcclain and newt goldstein. the newt endorsement from the new hampshire union leader with editorial page editor andrew cline. and then, all things political with time magazine s michael scherer and a.b. stoddard of the hill. i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. tis the season for endorsements or not. a big not this week in iowa from the family leader the influential social conservative group said it won t even consider backing herman cain, citing, in part, a narrative of questions versus clarity on the key issues of life, marriage, foreign policy, and presidential readiness. joining us now from atlanta is herman cain. mr. cain, thank you so much for joining us here. i want to show our audiences, we noted you were the front-runner in october. this is our latest cnn/orc poll which shows you running at about 17%. that s an eight-point drop since october. you have the manchester union leader coming out endorsing newt gingrich, who s now f
you knew if barbara was in the room it would light up. she lived up to being the ideal mom for many of us. she is a fantastic woman, a fantastic legacy she leaves behind. we appreciate you coming on to share the insights about the experiences that you shares with her. jerry mathers, thank you, sir. thank you very much. as i say, we re going to miss her very much. turning to the economy. there are some new signs that america is once again pumping money into advertising. magazine ad revenue grew over 5% in the third quarter to $4.8 billion. that was matched bay spike in broadcast advertising. the gannett company who owns 23 stations says ad reeve knew jumped 23%, these reports follow a record-breaking year in internet advertising. analysts say digital ads grew 11% to set a half-year record. newsweek turning back their advertising clocks. magazine highlighting ads from the 60s and how they ve