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clinton. all of this will be evaluated by invest g investigators on capitol hill. that will compound the white house is having with these investigations. all right. dan, thank you so much. and now i want to bring in my panel. there is so much to discuss. jennifer tow, as well as matthew whittaker, also with us john nixon and of course my colleague gloria borger. i want to go to gloria first. i want to break this down for us. it s not unshl for a campaign to want the dirt on the opponent. absolutely not. what is significant? what is unique about this situation? well, what s unique about this situation is not the fact
vote. if you re team romney, you re thinking if perry, gingrich and santorum can split the vote, that they can squeak through. but the question is, will gingrich and santorum be as strong or weaker, depending on who we re talking about, by the time we get to south carolina. south carolina s voters on paper are very conservative, but the party has a history of pragmatism. they re not going to. i think it s going to be florida. very quickly, gloria first. ron paul. he did well in iowa. came in third. impressive third, i must say. he s competing aggressively in new hampshire. he ll compete aggressively in south carolina. how does that impact what s going on? well, look, i think there are independent voters in new hampshire who are going to be attracted because of their antiwar feelings toward a ron paul. i think he has less of a shot in south carolina, where there are
by our election team and around the country and the world. stand by to learn more about edith and carolyn, who solved the case of the missing votes. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. so long, iowa, hello, new hampshire. the republican presidential candidates are zeroing in on the next battlefield and a big primary coming up on tuesday. the front-runner, mitt romney, is following up his squeaker win in iowa with a new endorsement from senator john mccain who beat him in the new hampshire primary four years ago. several of romney s opponents also are in new hampshire right now. but rick perry says he s heading south. he sent out a tweet today saying here we come, south carolina. and a photo from his morning run confirming he s staying in the race despite his poor showing in iowa. michele bachmann made a very different decision, ending her presidential bid today after a crushing defeat in the state where she was born. rick santorum lands in new hampshire later