happens going forward. it s import toont say whether he ll to v to get out of the race. this is an spirely new world in terms of where the money comes from and how it gets allocated. it s a lot of regional candidates. if you looked at the map last night, santorum was strong. romney was strong on the coast to the more, hate to say it, moderate places and gingrich has won the biggest contest other than florida in the south. and so we have three candidates that represent three different regions of the party and sort of different slightly different ideologies and see how it goes. it s great theater for us on the president s team. and if the long ter goes on, the better. do you think, jon, that adelson is being tickled in the ear or whispered in the ear or blown in the ear by the romney people saying, keep this guy gingrich in the race? look, i don t know. that s the strange thing about these super pacs. what do you think is going on? adelson is a smart guy.
it s great theater for us on the president s team. and if the long ter goes on, the better. do you think, jon, that adelson is being tickled in the ear or whispered in the ear or blown in the ear by the romney people saying, keep this guy gingrich in the race? look, i don t know. that s the strange thing about these super pacs. what do you think is going on? adelson is a smart guy. i met him once. he s very smart in a business sense. why is he backing a guy who ain t going nowhere unless there s a rim shot bunker shot, whatever you call it. what is going on? why does he want gingrich in the race except to cut the advantage down for you guys? i think that could be. i don t know what the reason. what i do know is that mitt romney s super pac has spent over $30 million in negative ads and he can t put anyone away. he overspent us in ohio and i think what s going to
room for adults. it doesn t make any sense why these two can t come together. they both got angry on friday night, and it s like, okay. we re divorcing. and then saturday morning they re back together again. it s mutually shared destruction iffed debt ceiling isn t raised on august 2nd. even if we don t default. smart economists tell you, you probably won t default right away. the u.s. treasury would try or tor prioritize and then national debt, economists say the effect of a default. sooner or later, the long ter goes on, credit markets will wonder, wait. how long will they be able to meet these obligations? so the economic damage, first of all, is already happening. it s only going to get worse, and i don t understand the politics of it. i don t understand, you know, who thinks this is beneficial to them? i don t understand why they think they have the upper hand. wye why republicans want another vote before the 2012
they both got angry on friday night, and it s like, okay. we re divorcing. and then saturday morning they re back together again. it s mutually shared destruction iffed debt ceiling isn t raised on august 2nd. even if we don t default. smart economists tell you, you probably won t default right away. the u.s. treasury would try or tor prioritize and then national debt, economists say the effect of a default. sooner or later, the long ter goes on, credit markets will wonder, wait. how long will they be able to meet these obligations? so the economic damage, first of all, is already happening. it s only going to get worse, and i don t understand the politics of it. i don t understand, you know, who thinks this is beneficial to them? i don t understand why they think they have the upper hand. wye why republicans want another vote before the 2012 elections as if that would go to their benefit? i don t think it s to anyone s