happening. and the big jobs report for december is coming out today. christine romans calling it the big granddaddy of them all. it s probably good news for the democrats and she ll share details. and there s this thing that climbers like to do. seven peaks, it s a big deal for anybody. but if you re 15 years old. it s a huge deal. we ll tell you about this kid. who happened to just globe-trot the world and climb the seven highest peaks. and we re going to add in an eighth one. which one s that? you ll see. quite a little wonder that we re going to see this morning i m looking forward to it. learn something every day. we begin this morning with the critical endorsement in the battle for new hampshire. for jon huntsman. the boston globe has it as a banner headline, they say former utah governor offers the republican party an opportunity to renew itself. the boston globe editor spoke to our own erin burnett last night. huntsman is bold anywhere the campaig
endorsement, the globe said this while romney proceeds cautiously, strategically trying to appease enough constituencies to get himself the nomination. huntsman has been bold. rather than merely sketch policies, he articulates goals and ideals. and just a reminder, that the wall street journal came out strongly in favor of huntsman s economic plan, so he s getting a lot of good press here. but he is still in the single digits as he s leading into new hampshire. he s in fourth place there. he s tied with gingrich. do you think press like this is going to help him. will it catapult him? this is a very good thing for jon huntsman and it s a very bad thing for mitt romney. one of the criticisms that the romney campaign has had towards the rest of the field is that the anti-romney vote, some of it may have been on anti-mormonism, some of it could have been on anti-moderatism. now you have a moderate candidate, that s a former