i think have heard enough from folks saying look, let s see your tax records. i have nothing in them to suggest there is any problem. i m happy to do so. i sort of feel like we re showing a lot of exposure at this point. bill: here now body language maven tonya reiman. author of the big new book the body language of dating. whoa. all right. now, you looked at this debate from power gestures? right, yeah. every debate what you are looking for is to see when the power gestures come in and when the weak gestures come in and that s kind of the crux. you go on what hits home. what effects each candidate so that s what i did when i was breaking this down. here what you notice is romney does several things that are downward. he looks down a lot. he uses a lot of gestures to release anxiety. then at the end of this segment right here he will smile frown which is that frown leaking out that unhappiness leaking out. now when you look at santorum you will see a power gesture what he does is
here. it s offensive to him right there. it s offensive to him that that s potentially thought that his wife is not liked very well. bill: does he mind i asked the question or does he mind that it actually happened. that, i can t tell. then as you go forward now you can see that it moves that a serious contempt because at the end one size raises and that s a true sign of contempt. bill: one side of your mouth raises that s contempt. opposite side of. and then he strokes his chin. bill: what s that mean. that s eval yaive gesture. we would need to be able to determine positive or negative based on the next move which we didn t see in this clip. bill: tonya reiman body language of dating. disney world and the president, can we t miller up any higher? he is next. [ male announcer ] talking a big game about your engine is one thing. having a proven history that can back it all up is a whole other story. unsurpassed torque.
here. it s offensive to him right there. it s offensive to him that that s potentially thought that his wife is not liked very well. bill: does he mind i asked the question or does he mind that it actually happened. that, i can t tell. then as you go forward now you can see that it moves that a serious contempt because at the end one size raises and that s a true sign of contempt. bill: one side of your mouth raises that s contempt. opposite side of. and then he strokes his chin. bill: what s that mean. that s eval yaive gesture. we would need to be able to determine positive or negative based on the next move which we didn t see in this clip. bill: tonya reiman body language of dating. disney world and the president, can we t miller up any higher? he is next.
bill: body language segment tonight always interesting to get ms. tonya s take on the debate. we begin with mitt romney on the fence about voting felons and other stuff. first of all, as you know, the pacs that run ads on various candidates. answer the question. answer the question, first. [ applause ] we have plenty of time. i will get there i will do it in the order i want to do. it s absurdity and it would be nice if governor romney would exercise leadership on his former staff and his major donors to take falsehoods off the air, governor romney. [cheers and applause] speaker gingrich, i already said at our last debate that anything that s false in pac ads whether they are supportive of me or supportive of you should be taken off the air and fixed. i have already said that. governor, you will plan then to release your income tax records around april.
i think have heard enough from folks saying look, let s see your tax records. i have nothing in them to suggest there is any problem. i m happy to do so. i sort of feel like we re showing a lot of exposure at this point. bill: here now body language maven tonya reiman. author of the big new book the body language of dating. whoa. all right. now, you looked at this debate from power gestures? right, yeah. every debate what you are looking for is to see when the power gestures come in and when the weak gestures come in and that s kind of the crux. you go on what hits home. what effects each candidate so that s what i did when i was breaking this down. here what you notice is romney does several things that are downward. he looks down a lot. he uses a lot of gestures to release anxiety. then at the end of this segment right here he will smile frown which is that frown leaking out that unhappiness leaking out. now when you look at santorum you will see a power gesture what he does is