has in south carolina and beyond, in all those big states, does it go away if he falls flat in iowa and new hampshire? does not look great right now in the early states. okay, let s take a look at elizabeth warren. what s good for elizabeth warren? let s look at new hampshire, her neighbor state. six weeks ago she was surging into first place there. she was surging into first place nationally about six weeks ago. she can get into the lead in this race. she s shown she s capable of that. but, of course, the bad news is, wow, has she fallen since then. in new hampshire her support cut in half. nationally in other states, elizabeth warren slowly steadily climbed for months, in the last six weeks she has plummeted back to earth. her campaign trajectory not going in the right direction right now. what is oop good for bernie sanders right now? we go back to the national poll. what s good for him is the fact he s in second place. put this in some perspective. start of october, bernie sanders
shot to death at sandy hook elementary school in 2012, made precisely this point. comparing the nra s grip on our politics to that of, quote, a terrorist organization. joining me now is the governor of connecticut, daniel malloy. thank you, governor, for being with me. you know good to be with you. my home base is new york, so we certainly know a lot about what s going on in our neighbor state, connecticut. and you are not one given to a lot of hyperbole, you re very even thoughtful. why would you make a statement that some could consider provocative? what i said is they could be considered a terror organization. if you go to the dictionary, merriam-webster in particular,
interesting, unusual result. it did inflate santorum numbers by up to 5%. perhaps 3% or so. a narrow defeat would have been slightly widerred that it not happen. bret: map of delegates on the table, 460 plus in super tuesday. you have a delegate map happening now. gingrich is still in there, too. ron paul hunting for delegat delegates. feng geng doing a southern strategy, although not in the home state of virginia ballot. neither is santorum. which is interesting. as you discussed last night the difference between neighbor state and home state. bret: trust me. i got it. gingrich will fight and do well in georgia. but no one is contesting him there. you can see a scenario that someone is opened to the idea of brokered convention or
interesting, unusual result. it did inflate santorum numbers by up to 5%. perhaps 3% or so. a narrow defeat would have been slightly widerred that it not happen. bret: map of delegates on the table, 460 plus in super tuesday. you have a delegate map happening now. gingrich is still in there, too. ron paul hunting for delegat delegates. feng geng doing a southern strategy, although not in the home state of virginia ballot. neither is santorum. which is interesting. as you discussed last night the difference between neighbor state and home state. bret: trust me. i got it. gingrich will fight and do well in georgia. but no one is contesting him there. you can see a scenario that someone is opened to the idea of brokered convention or
change in the polls between now and tuesday, and it s just a matter of figuring out who the voters really are. maggie, what are you seeing on the ground in new hampshire right now? the two people to watch, as alex indicated, ron paul and mitt romney are the people in front. rick santorum may do better than some polls indicating, and the other person to watch is jon huntsman. they do have something of a ground game going in new hampshire where he staked his entire campaign. and the other thing to watch is mitt romney and how high the numbers go. his numbers have been so high for so long, anything short of a certain margin, even while it s not necessarily fair, will be seen as something a loss, which is obviously the wrong word, but not a victory here because it s his neighbor state. who do you think is poised right now to make the most out of the last two days, and fits