so one of the issues is i actually disagree a little bit with mike. i think if, for instance, you had democrats win maybe both the presidency and keep the senate and/or if you have republicans take over everything, then you would have some real movement to do something different. that s the question. if it s a slam dunk election in one way, is there more leverage? that s what you heard from the vice president in my interview a couple weeks ago. if we win we re not negotiating on taxes. totally true. if they win, the democrats run the table. i think rates are going to go up dramatically, particularly for dividends, capital gains. i think we can get rid of a lot of the loopholes like romney got. no more conversion of ordinary income into capital gains. this is not an easy thing, mayor. the idea of tax reform fundamentally changing. this is where the president s been criticized. why didn t he try to do that. it might be an easier bipartisan thing to fix than some of these other ar
falls, what happens to that cash? we re also seeing some new video of a violent train crash. time to play reporter roulette. miguel marquez, straight to you in yuma, arizona. you were briefed. have you even more information on what s happened there. the two helicopters colliding in the skies over yuma. snfrl yeah, we just spoke to the base commander. the most stunning thing coming out is the picture of that crash. it occurred around 10:30 p.m. eastern standard time on the california side of the base here. the entire crash was there. if you look at those pictures, what is very, very clear is it was in fact, a mid-air collision. there may have been an explosion as well because there s not much left of either of those helicopters except for a rotor that you can make out. the terrain says the base commander is very much like afghanistan and in iraq. the only differencing between that it s not the altitude isn t quite as great. commander also told us that there was a training pi
hampshire? well, there were two stories, the romney story was a big story. the paul story is a bigger one. romney won a smashing success 40% of the vote in a six-man race. it s remarkable. he beat his number two by 16 points. his opponents are scattered. gingrich and santorum were diminished by the outcome. perry got barely 1% of the vote. and huntsman he lived in new hampshire, he ended up with less than half the vote that romney got. where does he go? but the big story is ron paul. he got 21% in iowa. 23% in new hampshire. he got between a quarter and a fifth of the vote. he has a stable, energetic constituency. he is not out for the presidency. he, himself, said he doesn t see himself in the oval office. he is the leader of a movement. or as he said last night the cause. he is now the champion of a cause on the up swing. i mean he is going to stay in the race. he is not going to drop out. he will end up in tampa, with
hampshire? well, there were two stories, the romney story was a big story. the paul story is a bigger one. romney won a smashing success 40% of the vote in a six-man race. it s remarkable. he beat his number two by 16 points. his opponents are scattered. gingrich and santorum were diminished by the outcome. perry got barely 1% of the vote. and huntsman he lived in new hampshire, he ended up with less than half the vote that romney got. where does he go? but the big story is ron paul. he got 21% in iowa. 23% in new hampshire. he got between a quarter and a fifth of the vote. he has a stable, energetic constituency. he is not out for the presidency. he, himself, said he doesn t see himself in the oval office. he is the leader of a movement. or as he said last night the cause. he is now the champion of a cause on the up swing. i mean he is going to stay in the race. he is not going to drop out. he will end up in tampa, with
newt gingrich in south carolina. and so it s a waterloo for gingrich as to whether he can stay alive or not in the campaign. but the resources are coming in to santorum, everything s lining up for him. timing is everything. and of course the weather s good. romney, look, romney got 30,000 votes, just over 30 how to in the last caucus. i think santorum s going to get 35,000, 36,000 and win it. you mentioned newt gingrich. he said earlier, downplaying expectations game, that he doesn t think he can win tonight and apparently some people on his staff got pretty upset with him about that because people go to these caucuses and they change their mind, their influence, they want to go with the winner. did he make a mistake trying to downplay expectations and telling people i m not going to win? well, when you look at mitt romney, he s looking at the long haul. he s viewing this as a marathon and not a sprint. this is more of a sprint for santorum. but along the way, the culture