the rest of the world. it seems like inside the walls of the vatican, that is where the big change is coming. if what we ve heard is the truth, he is going to shake things up in the vatican in a way they have not been shaken up. and save the church. and he s trying to get people on board as he does that. you can see that process going on. number two. number two, a sad story we all obviously all remember too well. but talk about this. what s interesting, there were a lot of horrible things that happened this year. there were other terrorism attacks, the thick in kenya. this one somehow seemed to stand out to u.s. news editors even though the death toll was not huge. but there was something about
he was more anti-obama than the other candidates up there. the others were focused at the dynamic going on. that is a moment that made me want to throw up. george stephanopoulos, hitman for the democratic party, and is never impartial and never will be set up a question about marital fidelity. at first he asked sean: so obvious. six other candidates. sean: then newt? i know. newt? i thought gingrich handled it really well. sean: two last questions and i talked to herman cain about this. michele bachmann saying newt newt/romney, newt newt/romney. is that effective? and what about the gingrich line about ted kenned versus him being. i thought romney was terrific in that comeback when she said i wanted to play in the n.f.l., too. sean: i thought it was good because a lot of humor. i think that, i don t think that romney-gingrich worked
herman cain will make an endorsement as early as tomorrow. no, he will not. [ laughter ] i have a process going on, sean, that is going to take a little bit more time than i originally thought. sean: you mean the media got it wrong again? they got it wrong again. go figure! they keep trying to jump the gun. but worse they re trying to put words in my mouth. you know no one puts words in my mouth. not at all. that is not eminnocent endors endorsement. the last big debate before we start in the iowa caucuses is thursday. on this network. yes. sean: how important is this? what would you like to see out of this debate from not only the front-runners but michele bachmann, ron paul, jon huntsman if he is in it, and i guess he is not in it and romney and gingrich.
he was more anti-obama than the other candidates up there. the others were focused at the dynamic going on. that is a moment that made me want to throw up. george stephanopoulos, hitman for the democratic party, and is never impartial and never will be set up a question about marital fidelity. at first he asked sean: so obvious. six other candidates. sean: then newt? i know. newt? i thought gingrich handled it really well. sean: two last questions and i talked to herman cain about this. michele bachmann saying newt newt/romney, newt newt/romney. is that effective? and what about the gingrich line about ted kennedy versus him being. i thought romney was terrific in that comeback when she said i wanted to play in the n.f.l., too. sean: i thought it was good because a lot of humor. i think that, i don t think that romney-gingrich worked
further processing. eric: you have a bunch of alfred e. newmans at the state department. look at a record of these sustained efforts, negotiations between the perm-five plus one which has done nothing but give them time to perfect the nuclear weapons program and we are desperately close now to the point where iran could have nuclear weapons in the near future. eric: secretary of state hillary clinton in advance of the talks, said they want, quoted, constructive engagement and dialogue, if the iranians are saying, quote, our nuclear activities will proceed and you said they could have a bomb in the the near future. well, it is the administration s own estimates, some months ago they could have a bomb within one year. you know, from the iranians point of view, these talks, holding these talks constitutes success, because, it allows people to say, oh, there is a process going on.