you know what? i don t blame them. the federal government is a disaster. but the 15 trillion-dollar debt the feds are putting all of us in danger. but ron paul with his soft approach to iran, his gold standard madness and other extreme positions is not going to be nominated by the republic party simply because president obama would beat mr. paul by a collosal margin. hello barry goldwater. so there you have it. talking points will not making a prediction about tomorrow s vote because last time around i predicted hillary clinton would beat barack obama. a humbling experience. and that s the memo. now for the top story. the best, the best pre-vote coverage in the entire world. first up fox news senior political analyst brit hume in washington this evening. i don t want to put any pressure on you, hume, i just said this is the best in the entire world. who is going to win tomorrow
i don t blame them. the federal government is a disaster. but the 15 trillion-dollar debt the feds are putting all of us in danger. but ron paul with his soft approach to iran, his gold standard madness and other extreme positions is not going to be nominated by the republic party simply because president obama would beat mr. paul by a collosal margin. hello barry goldwater. so there you have it. talking points will not making a prediction about tomorrow s vote because last time around i predicted hillary clinton would beat barack obama. a humbling experience. and that s the memo. now for the top story. the best, the best pre-vote coverage in the entire world. first up fox news senior political analyst brit hume in washington this evening. i don t want to put any pressure on you, hume, i just said this is the best in the entire world. who is going to win tomorrow night. surely you don t want me to
bill: continuing now with our preview of the iowa caucus vote tomorrow. joining us from washington mary katharine ham and des moines, iowa, juan williams, both are fox news analysts. juan, who is going to win and don t waffle around? i let hume slide on it. i m not letting you slide on it. who is going to win? i m going to tell you romney should win this thing and the only hesitation i have, bill, is that i was up in boone, iowa today, saw a santorum event and the energy there is unparalleled. that s the high energy point right now in iowa. he is surging. i keep pointing out that there is a lot of independents. more than twice the number of independents right now who is going to attend the caucuses tomorrow night. and a lot of those independents are just people who are angry at washington. they are looking for alternative. i think they are likely to go with santorum or paul. these are not romney people. but short of that, i see
bill: continuing now with our preview of the iowa caucus vote tomorrow. joining us from washington mary katharine ham and des moines, iowa, juan williams, both are fox news analysts. juan, who is going to win and don t waffle around? i let hume slide on it. i m not letting you slide on it. who is going to win? i m going to tell you romney should win this thing and the only hesitation i have, bill, is that i was up in boone, iowa today, saw a santorum event and the energy there is unparalleled. that s the high energy point right now in iowa. he is surging. i keep pointing out that there is a lot of independents. more than twice the number of independents right now who is going to attend the caucuses tomorrow night. and a lot of those independents are just people who are angry at washington. they are looking for alternative. i think they are likely to go with santorum or paul. these are not romney people. but short of that, i see
talking points believes it is your patriot i can duty to vote. no matter how much you despise the political system. so we hope you will exercise your power on tuesday. that s the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, first up fox news political analyst brit hume who joins us now in new york city. of all of these polls, come cascading in. we surprises you the most? the most striking number you cited was that generic poll number you called that you cited from gallup 15%. that is about double than it was in 1994 when republicans spikd up 52 seats. a net gain of 54. if that number holds and proves accurate and it was confirmed to some extent by scott rasmussen s number that came out today which is plus 12 republicans. essentially the same number when you count the margin of error. this is if this holds, we re talking about a republican victory in the house of representatives that will go way beyond the predicted 55 or 60. this could get way up into the 60 s, into the 70s and