it s usually like goldilocks and the three bears, one policy is too big, one too small and you settle on the one in the middle. maybe the president is right and dick cheney is right. i m not convinced at all that there wasn t a less intrusive way of doing this. paul, ari, thanks so much, gentlemen. just ahead, this former u.s. air marshal says the irs slapped him with an audit as retaliation. these claims may be part of a claim. we re keeping them honest. also ahead, a close call at the denver airport where a tornado touched down. we ll have the latest on that. #%tia[
american people support this program, they support the idea that the government might have to do these things to fight terrorism. but we also have a clear majority, around 60%, saying they think this president might be taking it too far. how does he balance that to explain and to improve his own numbers by talking to people and dispute that notion? here s the question i would ask. what was the option that went too far? this seems to me you re listening in on every single phone call in america, that seems broad. i ve been in the government. it s usually like goldilocks and the three bears, one policy is too big, one too small and you settle on the one in the middle. maybe the president is right and dick cheney is right. i m not convinced at all that there wasn t a less intrusive way of doing that. thanks so much, gentlemen. just ahead, this former u.s. air marshal says the irs slapped
you can say justin bieber is just like dale earnhardt jr. because they both drive 100 miles per hour. but justin bieber is doing it in a neighborhood where it s illegal. that s a huge difference. our new poll shows the american people support this program, they support the idea that the government might have to do these things to fight terrorism. but we also have a clear majority, around 60%, saying they think this president might be taking it too far. how does he balance that to explain and to improve his own numbers by talking to people and dispute that notion? here s the question i would ask. what was the option that went too far? this seems to me you re listening in on every single phone call in america, that seems broad. i ve been in the government. it s usually like goldilocks and the three bears, one policy is too big, one too small and you
investigation. plus appropriate or despicable? we put my controversial opening question from last night s big debate to the truth test. and a deadly day in afghanistan leaves six u.s. marines and four french soldiers dead. the french now threatening to the french now threatening to pull out for good. captions by vitac www.vitac.com we begin tonight in south carolina where the republican candidates for president down to their final night of campaigning before tomorrow s all-important presidential primary. everything we expected at the start of the week now turned on its head. polls show newt gingrich surging. the one-time frontrunner mitt romney sees the state slipping away. today governor romney fought back by demanding speaker beginning rich release more details of the ethics investigation back when he was the house speaker in the late 1990s. i think over 80% of republican congressmen voted to reprimand the speaker of the house? first time in history. and nancy p
wasserman schultz joins me to take up the challenge. amateur night at the apollo. president obama thrills the audience by copying al green. and he s no longer in the race, but the comedian stephen colbert is trying to drum up votes anyway, sort of. you ve got to see this. i m wolf blitzer in the situation room. it s the final push in the south carolina. the candidates have tried to squeeze in every minute of campaigning into this, the last day before the primary. as mitt romney tries to hold onto a lead, newt gingrich is using what could have been a very damaging spotlight on his personal life. he s trying to turn it around to his advantage. let s go live to joe johns, he s in south carolina. he has the very latest. joe? reporter: wolf, newt gingrich just wrapping up an appearance in orangeburg, south carolina. a hue high-energy crowd essentially ending what had been a very tumultuous race for south carolina. the picture of the day was gingrich s wife calista well p