good morning. good morning. i want to say on behalf of all americans, that i thank you for being willing to debate each other every ten hours, whether you feel you need it or not. this is an important moment. elections are about choices. they are about distinguishing one from the other. there s a political element to that, and of course it has to do with policy as well. governor romney has won the iowa caucuses, although narrowly, and he is up in the polls in new hampshire and up in the polls down in south carolina. speaker gingrich, why should not the governor romney be the nominee of this party? what about his record concerns you most or makes him disqualified to be the nominee? i think what republicans has to ask who is most likely in the long run to survive against the billion-dollar campaign the obama campaign team will run. a i think a bold reagan conservative with a strong economic plan is more likely to succeed than a timid massachusetts moderate who even the
union leader. the candidates, the issues and your questions. here now, the moderator of meet the press, david gregory. good morning and welcome to the special edition of meet the press, the final debate. all six candidates are here, and we quickly go through the rules. each candidate has one minute, 60 seconds on to make their statement to respond to questions, and at my discretion, 30 seconds for follow-ups or rebuttals. i will ask them to stay within their allotted time and we will see how that goes. some of the questions will come from me and some from you. we encourage you to weigh in on the debate in real time. on our online app, can you monitor the conversation there, and we will see some of your feedback during that debate over the course of this debate. candidates, good morning. good morning. good morning. i want to say on behalf of all americans, that i thank you for being willing to debate each other every ten hours, whether you feel you need it or not.
your questions. here now, the moderator of meet the press, david gregory. good morning and welcome to the special edition of meet the press, the final debate. all six candidates are here, and we quickly go through the rules. each candidate has one minute, 60 seconds on to make their statement to respond to questions, and at my discretion, 30 seconds for follow-ups or rebuttals. i will ask them to stay within their allotted time and we will see how that goes. some of the questions will come from me and some from you. we encourage you to weigh in on the debate in real time. on our online app, can you monitor the conversation there, and we will see some of your feedback during that debate over the course of this debate. candidates, good morning. good morning. good morning. i want to say on behalf of all americans, that i thank you for being willing to debate each other every ten hours, whether you feel you need it or not. this is an important moment. elections are ab
the issues, jobs and the economy. america s role in the world and which of these candidates is best suited to take on president obama. this morning, a debate in partnership with facebook, the world s number one social platform, and the new hampshire union leader. the candidates, the issues and your questions. here now, the moderator of meet the press, david gregory. good morning and welcome to the special edition of meet the press, the final debate. all six candidates are here, and we quickly go through the rules. each candidate has one minute, 60 seconds on to make their statement to respond to questions, and at my discretion, 30 seconds for follow-ups or e rebuttals. i will ask them to stay within their allotted time and we will see how that goes. some of the questions will come from me and some from you. we encourage you to weigh in on the debate in real time. on our online app, can you monitor the conversation there, and we will see some of your feedback during that
the issues, jobs and the economy. america s role in the world and which of these candidates is best suited to take on president obama. this morning, a debate in partnership with facebook, the world s number one social platform, and the new hampshire union leader. the candidates, the issues and your questions. here now, the moderator of meet the press, david gregory. good morning and welcome to the special edition of meet the press, the final debate. all six candidates are here, and we quickly go through the rules. each candidate has one minute, 60 seconds on to make their statement to respond to questions, and at my discretion, 30 seconds for follow-ups or e rebuttals. i will ask them to stay within their allotted time and we will see how that goes. some of the questions will come from me and some from you. we encourage you to weigh in on the debate in real time. on our online app, can you monitor the conversation there, and we will see some of your feedback during that