this is about a republican nominating process. if you want to talk about a general election campaign or strategy, that s something else. okay. talking about a you asked me about a republican nominating process and i m giving you the square deal. just to correct the record. it wasn t my peeve, if there is one with gingrich that threw him out of the republican leadership. he was speaker of the house. what happened to him? he s a young man. why isn t he still speaker in let s ask ourselves. well, i think there was personal problems with finances. lifestyle, to be polite. you threw him out. i didn t. i think michael is showing us, again, why he was such a good and effective republican party chairman because he can make an apology for any of these clowns. back to your stripes. no, no. i m sorry. being analyst now. okay. the candidate who are serious, substantial people and would have put up a great fight for the president, i think the president would have beat any of them
number say they won t vote for president obama will definitely not vote for mitt romney. mike huckabee up next there, 7% of voters say they will definitely vote for him, 39% on the fence, 48% won t. that brings us to donald trump. like mike huckabee, 7% of voters who responded to the poll say they solidly support him, only 28% say they d even consider him, and the big difference, look at that red number, 64% say they definitely do not want the donald in the white house. trump will be hitting the road to change those statistics or at least try to. his potential presidential tour stops in las vegas on thursday. he ll be speaking to several gop women s groups. nevada s caucus plays an important early role in the republican nominating process. christine? i read a poll on usa today that says only 43% of americans polled think that donald trump
no. look at the rap sheet on the guy. wait a minute. hold up. this is about a republican nominating process. if you want to talk about a general election campaign or strategy, that s something else. okay. talking about a you asked me about a republican nominating process and i m giving you the square deal. just to correct the record. it wasn t my peeve, if there is one with gingrich that threw him out of the republican leadership. he was speaker of the house. what happened to him? he s a young man. why isn t he still speaker in let s ask ourselves. well, i think there was personal problems with finances. lifestyle, to be polite. you threw him out. i didn t. i think michael is showing us, again, why he was such a good and effective republican party chairman because he can make an apology for any of these clowns. back to your stripes. no, no. i m sorry. being analyst now. okay. the candidate who is are serious, substantial people and would have put up a great fight
along i guess what i don t i thought barbour despite the mississippi accent and that, he s a smart guy. i thought you need somebody to appeal to the tea party wing of your party but not be one because if you re a tea party you can t win the general election but i thought he was one. i think thune is one. who in your party can unite the right wing party with the regular right wing? you know, the right wing fringe and the regular right wing, look, you have a very strong conservative base that s active in the gop nominating process and i think that a number of those who are announced already like a tim pawlenty and certainly a newt gingrich can galvanize that base. oh geez. newt gingrich is fit to be the president of united states. give me a break. you are assuming wait a minute. this is not about your personal peeve with gingrich or your views of gingrich. no. look at the wrap sheet on the guy. wait a minute. hold up. this is about a republican
this is a field that does nothing to excite anybody on the republican side. one way to get everybody excited is to say insane things. we just saw glenn beck do it for a couple of years. all you have to do in this medium is say loony tune stuff, far left, far right and you will find your niche. what he has done is found the niche of the birther crowd. probably some truther on the democratic side could have pulled the number that george w. bush blew up the world trade center and he or she could have gotten 5% of the democratic vote. there are a lot of nuts that are desperate for information. deep down they don t want the information, they want the sales pitch. your thoughts. i agree with you. to complete my thought there, the issue is this is sort of a phenomenon of the early months of the republican nominating process. this is why i don t think he ll run for president because right now he s a celebrity who can connect with the base by saying things like this. if he actually gets i