martha: if they come to that conclusion. it s not evident right now in the polls. right now you re hoping to come in third in iowa according to the latest numbers we re looking at. is there anything that you wish you had done differently in the early stages of this campaign, really? absolutely not. of course we recognize that no one gets cor corinated in a primary progress. people made their minds up based on what they see. they look at the different candidates. over the last year there have been a number of people leading in the polls, whether it was donald trump, michael bachmann,. martha: trent lott said he wish you had been more aggressive out of the gate, he wished it was wrapped up by now. what do you think about that. i think he s wrong. people do get a chance to be looked at.
may have been overestimated by as much as 20%? stuart varney of the fox business network, what is going on here? we have not had reliable information on the economy that affects everybody. it means the housing crash was actually worse, far worse than we thought at the time. from 2007 to the present, they re going to go back and readjust how many homes were sold in each of those years. now in the great years of 05, 06, 07 we were selling between six and seven million homes a year. that s come all the way down to about five million as of right now. when we adjust these figures it will be below five million that is worse crash than we thought. bill: those were boom times, 05, 06, 07. how often like numbers like these revised stuart? we have not seen this before. no, we haven t. occasionally month to month you might get it but not a five-year period. a california organization challenged the that you overestimated sales. it should be 20% less. they did a readjustment and ne
earlier in the year a real estate firm said the numbers may have been overestimated by as much as 20%? stuart varney of the fox business network, what is going on here? we have not had reliable information on the economy that affects everybody. it means the housing crash was actually wor, far worse than we thought at the time. from 2007 to the present, they re going to go back and readjust how many homes were sold in each of those years. now in the great years of 05, 06, 07 we were selling between six and seven million homes a year. that s come all the way down to about five million as of right now. when we adjust these figures it will be below five million that is worse crash than we thought. bill: those were boom times, 05, 06, 07. how often like numbers like these revised stuart? we have not seen this before. no, we haven t. occasionally month to month you might get it but not a five-year period. a california organization challenged the that you overestimated sales.
what happens if you don t win iowa? we will talk then. bring it on, bring it on. fox news reporting the fight for iowa. from aims, iowa, here is bret baier. the iowa farm as a field of dreams was writing about baseball. but he could have been talking about presidential politics. where the dreams are even bigger. you have heard it before. the first in the nation iowa caucuses always first in the nation. well some people worry that iowa mostly world state with a relatively small population plays two big a role in the electoral process. the counter argument goes like this. in iowa individual people still matter. citizens hash things out in school gyms and community centers. candidates can t make big tv byes they get their votes handshake by handshake. it s in iowa a politician can learn he doesn t have what it takes and a small campaign can catch a second win. the democrat s choice should be a formality president obama. but it s a different story for republicans who ha
bring it on, bring it on. fox news reporting the fight for iowa. from aims, iowa, here is bret baier. the iowa farm as a field of dreams was writing about baseball. but he could have been talking about presidential politics. where the dreams are even bigger. you have heard it before. the first in the nation iowa caucuses always first in the nation. well some people worry that iowa mostly world state with a relatively small population plays two big a role in the electoral process. the counter argument goes like this. in iowa individual people still matter. citizens hash things out in school gyms and community centers. candidates can t make big tv byes they get their votes handshake by handshake. it s in iowa a politician can learn he doesn t have what it takes and a small campaign can catch a second win. the democrat s choice should be a formality president obama. but it s a different story for republicans who have been crisscrossing this state for a year. august 2010,