complicated and working them out is complicated like mitt romney, the guy they nominated in 2012, it took them a little while to get them on the road in massachusetts and it s popular. final word to valerie. you were the subject yourself of bipartisan attacks. what do you think of the poisonous atmosphere in washington right now? actually, i was the subject of partisan attacks civil partisan attacks. exactly. well it was very dark days for us, that s for sure. and living through that on a personal basis, very difficult. it is only gotten worse since then as famously, tip o neill and president reagan went out, they would fight tooth and nail during the day and after hours they would go out and could have a drink together, and that doesn t seem we have now gerrymandered the congressional districts to such a point
right the ship and be the anti-romney it starts tonight. no waiting. tomorrow is another day with conventional wisdom. bret: to hear jerry point out the con seventive numbers in new hampshire. voters who were conservative chose romney, new hampshire, there is polling that he is doing okay. it s true in the national polls and true in iowa. less true here. that point jerry made is good one. i don t know if it s anomaly or says something bigger about him having trouble but a lot of polls are going in the other direction. if they are not enthusiastic they are behind nomination. coming toward romney saying this may not have been the guy i want initially and there were other candidates i want to run but they didn t run i m not knocked over by either gingrich or santorum.
right now it is down by 34 points. go live to the new york stock exchange in just a few minutes. 30 years, 30 million funerals. now there is new hope. it is world aids day. everyone from u.s. presidents to rock super stars, they are talking about the ongoing fight to end this epidemic. make no mistake, we are going to win this fight. the fight s not over, not by a long shot. the rate of new infections may be going down elsewhere, but it s not going down here in america. the infection rate here has been holding steady for over a decade. so what is next for the battle against aids? we ll take a look at the latest medical advancements. i m going to talk to bono about the possibility of a generation without aids within three years. that interview s coming up in the next hour of newsroom. the lawyer for jerry sandusky, the former penn state defensive coach says the time may come when his client has to think about a plea deal. that s right, the lawyer says that a plea could