of iowa. all of a sudden the money is coming in. i hear you raised $1 million. things are going well. and pretty good crowd for a place that doesn t like conservatives i m told. thank you very much. how do you like the interaction here? you seem to be enjoying yourself. i could have gone for three hours but don t want to bore you almost did. was it that long? i don t know, i ll take questions all night. the more people know the better thank you for coming to new hampshire. i m not bypassing, we re going to fight everywhere. what do you say that this is home turf for mitt romney? and for jon huntsman too. but as you know, the expectations came and expectations are not high here and we re told we can t compete here. we re going to prove them wrong. mitt romney is of course hoping to improve on his narrow win with a big victory here next tuesday and his campaign is taking nothing for granted, rolling out of series of
30 years before the ball has gotten rolling again. you mentioned there are 104 nuclear plants in this country. there are going to be more. the permit process did loosen up. funding is under way for several in the united states and some 65 worldwide now nuclear power enjoying a renaissance in the past few years now as the united states and other countries look for energy independence. you mentioned 20% of electricity comes from nuclear power. the question is how much are these events going to remind everybody what they were afraid of and how far will this set back the effort to site new nuclear plants and derive more electrical power from that source. thank you, mike. at airports nationwide many are breathing a sigh of relief as family and friends return from japan. many say the experience was terrifying but they were not aware of the scope and magnitude of the devastation. i have never experienced such