don t think he s con sillatory either. thanks so much. it s going to be a good ride. that does it for us. tomorrow, we have virginia governor bob macdonald. hi, tamron. great to see you. in the next hour, the home coming you might call it. president obama ready to leave chicago and head back to washington fresh off his victory. that s happening in the next hour. conservative republican steve dice out of iowa and the cleveland plain dealer s joe frolic join me to talk about the reaction to the big win for the chris van hollen will join the news nation. will the fever be broken? his words to republicans in the house who may want to obstruct the president. plus, pot laws pass in two
faith is concerned? what about that? it s really interesting this year because the candidates who have spent sort of the least time on the ground, doing the least groundwork and traditional organizing, the ones who have been sort of selling their books have done the best. this primary s been so interesting because the debates have really mattered and have really set the tone. so i think voters in iowa i can answer that. go ahead, because i was going to say, voters in iowa are looking for a basic level of electability that i think they re not seeing in michele bachmann and rick santorum. what about that, steve? i can answer what krystal just said. this is the familiarity breeds contempt primary. what is happening, the less voters see of candidates, the more they like. the reason why is because republican primary voters, especially conservatives are looking for is a champion. they do not want somebody who dodges the ed schultz show. they want somebody who comes on here, fig
coming up, as newt gingrich takes the lead in the polls, he s back tracking on a host of issues. radio host steve dice of iowa and democratic strategist krystal ball on newt s search and if mitt romney can regain the top spot. in psycho talk, john kasich, my friend from ohio, avoids his bad press by not reading the newspaper. americanairlines files for bankruptcy protection to reorganize, but it s the workers who will bear most of the burden. i ll have a commentary. later an ed show exclusive. scott olson, the iraq war veteran injured at occupy oakland last month is out of the hospital and he s speaking out live on television on this show for the first time. and we want to hear from you. tweet us with #edshow. we ll feature your comments throughout the show there at the bottom of the screen. s too long. how do we get people to chew another piece?
fighter in newt gingrich. a wise old conservative told me today on my radio show, richard viguerie, that one of three people is going to be the next president of the united states. it s either going to be barack obama, it s either going to be newt goiingrich or the former governor of massachusetts who can t get above the 20% level. steve, krystal, great to have you with us tonight. appreciate the conversation. comings up, we found someone who can learn something from sarah palin. it s the highly unpopular governor of ohio. john kasich, he s in the zone next. later, americanairlines files for bankruptcy. what does that mean for the workforce? nothing good. stay tuned. i ve got commentary on that.
offense. the one thing our focus group told us last night they are tired of, they re tired of hearing like pundits like you talk about how no conservative has laid a glove on mitt romney. they want someone to lay a glove on mitt romney. they feel like if you won t stand up for mitt romney when it s in your best interests then you won t stand up for the ed schultz of the world when it s in our interest. the reason no one has laid a glove on mitt is because mitt s support is basically stable at 20% and they re fighting to be that anti-mitt alternative. if this truly turns into a choice between a being mitt romney and b being another candidate, mitt romney cannot win in that scenario. i agree with that. to the point of steve is saying, most voters aren t looking at where are they on this issue and that issue? they re basing it on a gut instinctive level. do i trust this person? do i think they understand what i m going through and are they going to fight for me? i think they re