questionented complimenting themselves. i was proud of jeb s answer. there s a lot of fake anger. online on twitter. people are tired of it. people looking for somebody that s able to fix the problems that we face in d.c. restore america s strength in the world. they have a chance to achieve dreams. that s what jeb is doing. tim miller, we appreciate you being on new day. please tell jeb bush that we invite you on. jeb will be with you soon, i promise. thanks so much. much more debate coverage ahead. we ll talk live with the candidates coming up on new day. carly fiorina, senator marco rubioer and in the next hour, governors huckabee and christie join us as well. we start with china. that country is abandonen it s one-child policy and allowing people to have two children.
head? well, i worked for george bush in 1979 and john mccain in 1999. both of them were 3% or 4% through october of those years. so what i would say what i would say politely, chuck is i would tell them to go look at iowa, and new hampshire and south carolina polling in about october of this fall. what happened in both the bush case in 79 or the mccain case or these other type of candidates, those people and the pawlentys and all these other candidates will be campaigning in these small states. people get to know them. and it is those numbers in the fall of this year and those particular states that start giving you a sense about who is real and who has a chance to pop. but i agree with fred. what it tells me as well is that governors huckabee and romney have standing across the republican party. tea party, non-tea party ideology. they are broadly acceptable and it does create an avenue for both of them to show they are
huckabee at the top followed by sarah palin and newt gingrich. pawulenty got 5%? a bunch of single digit guys at the bottom. our next result shows there s a palin factor for some candidates. if you take palin out of it, mike huckabee gains five points. you know, i think what these results show is that sarah palin is a force, at least in the republican party. and number two, for governors huckabee and romney, there s a huge advantage, not just for the republicans, but for democrats. and having run nationally before. i think this is a good poll for romney and huckabee. there s a long way to go. national polls capture broad dynamics. of course, where this will check out is in iowa and new hampshire. i think this is a good start for the front-runners. how would you advise consumers, our viewers to read these national republican primary numbers? what would you tell them to be looking at that actually could tell them something about where this where this primary could