we do not count the ballots and as soon as we have the talent, we will report out on the other bell room. what is happening now is the town of honorare of the nearby town will pull out ballots that were just dropped into the ballot box seconds ago and this goes by quickly. he shows us the inside of the box to make sure the ballots will be counted and him and the town supervisor will count these ballots and as you just explained a few moments ago, they will report the results. in the next room, literally within minutes. this is pretty significant because since 1968, the winner of this very small boat in this town has gone on to win the republican nomination consistently since 1968. what we are saying is that whoever wins tonight, whether it is mitt romney or rick santorum, given the track record for this town is voting for republicans, they could want to be the eventual republican nominee. the red ballots of 4 republicans and the blue ballots are for democrats. and you ll no
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we have a great show for you today. i was asking myself whom would i like to hear from about the ups and downs this crazy republican race. my answer was alan simpson, the former republican senator from wyoming, legendary for his frankness and wit. of course, we ll also talk it america s fiscal future because he is the simpson of simpson-bowles. next up, i ll talk to a scholar and former pentagon official about the administration s dramatic plan to cut the pentagon budget. is it too much, too little, or is it the goldie locks budget? then, the west and iran are headed toward a serious showdown. what happens next? will oil spike to $150 a barrel? what is the end game here? we have four top experts to guide us through. also, we ll tell you the real reason china is revamping most of its television shows. it s not to get better ratings. my take this week is on iran. you ll hear from others on this later, but i ll go first. there s not much foreign policy talk on the campai