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Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin breaks down the results of the New Hampshire Primary and how it will impact South Carolina.
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Joining me now to break this all down his former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin governor.
Good evening you're listening to listening to a ice that I trust you here.
Newt Gingrich talking -- Rick Santorum talking -- Jon Huntsman talking about going ahead forging through the South Carolina.
What what is South Carolina it mean to these three candidates -- know what it means to Mitt Romney but.
What about the once were vying for -- not really not been that Mitt Romney -- The South Carolina means that Gingrich and Santorum will have better -- and they did tonight because South Carolina is more of a quote unquote working class state more Centre right -- the center left state of New Hampshire so they'll have a better showing us I think it means.
Governor on that -- is the first Republican to in both Iowa New Hampshire since 1976.
Is this race overs this effectively that's it game over and it's gonna be -- it's just a matter of time.
No I don't think that the game is over yes and you know I hope it isn't because -- still think that there needs to be aggressive debate that.
Send -- back out allow Americans to hear more of these ideas more of the contrast between what the GOP stands for with our free market.
Entrepreneurial spirit that built America with that agenda vs Obama's clenched.
Fist authoritarian.
Welfare state policy that he -- enacted that has -- jobs away from America's I don't think it.
Game is over yet and -- And Mitt Romney though being the front runner.
I think he having -- recently come under some criticism for some past actions in the in the private sector that he was involved in in being capital.
-- opportunity for us to talk about some of these issues now to Dane in -- he is the nominee.
Both for some kind of October surprise work to be thrust upon.
Voters saw governor let's talk about their for a little bit we we knew the -- is gonna come out we heard David Axelrod trashing Mitt Romney we heard.
Though the White House trashing Mitt Romney -- -- time at at Bain Capital week.
They claim that he he destroyed jobs.
But were you surprised to -- Newt Gingrich.
Rick Perry Jon Huntsman also taking shots at -- Mitt Romney.
For the same time at Bain Capital I mean after all it is Bain Capital capitalism isn't it.
Well I I think it.
Having just come out of that Iowa race where these other candidates especially new Gingrich had faced millions and millions of dollars in.
Negative ads being run against them.
Think about companies that well we're gonna take some shots at the front runner early just taking shots at us and he is he has super pac.
-- -- know that they all distance themselves from these super pacs but I think that you know that that that's game that.
That issue that of the Democrats were gonna come after -- think the Democrats wanted to wait.
-- October surprise to be able to -- start talking about those efforts at being capital would result in some jobs being lost are being chased overseas.
Now we get to talk though about what's gonna take to get those manufacturing jobs.
Bet here in America how we can incentivize.
The private sector to create more jobs -- are skilled workforce that's ready and wait.
-- governor.
The deal endorse -- are you ready you know endorsement of these guys -- Not yet when -- and what what's it gonna take for Governor Palin to endorse one of these Republican not hopefuls.
What would it what you need to hear what -- waiting to hear.
We just like -- probably lead 60% to maybe 70% of the rest of Americans to be very very confident -- who -- will be -- can't most starkly contrast themselves and their agenda and their experience in their intentions to lead the country.
With -- bottom and what he has done to this country -- still waiting for that very stark contrast to be rebuild and to really garner and and gain the confidence of not just -- -- so many other voters who are.
And -- that -- and that we can't produce.
The best nominee to come up against -- -- that billion dollar machine that -- Gingrich just spoke about and probably 90% of the mainstream media and their support of what.
Obama stands for we have to make sure that we have the right candidate coming forward.
And I'm still not quite confident it yet in -- that would be.
Well if if it is that you know -- at some point Iran is gonna start to raise more and more money if he.
Happens to do well in South Carolina -- know it's -- it's it -- -- a toss -- maybe it's Mitt -- maybe it's.
And you know who you could could be and it could be Newt Gingrich could be you know Rick Santorum could do well in South Carolina but if it happens to be Mitt Romney.
Who ends up with the most money I mean a billion dollars is a lot of money to go up against us a lot of negative advertising you have to compete with.
-- it wouldn't that look I'm I'm the conservative here on the one who says what I would like to see the Governor Palin in this race right like this to a seat.
A Chris Christie are like to see Rick Perry -- do better in Iowa and New Hampshire but that I don't have that option right now so.
What about the one who's most able financially.
To go up against a billion dollar machine in a Mitt Romney -- -- maybe he's -- -- -- maybe they got -- air act you know -- and that's what it looks like tonight in it and really it looks like that even after Iowa but you just never know when this world politics you know things are quite volatile and things can change in.
More things and perhaps can be rebuild about a candidate that would make voters take a second look at somebody else so all of that still may happen but.
In the mean time you know the GOP has got to concentrate that'll.
On that contrast that message a contrast between how it is that we can put the country back on the right track incentivizing the private sector with.
Free market.
Free man free ideas and that entrepreneurial spirit again vs what Obama and that had authoritative.
And welfare state policy up his has done to this country -- GOP has got to concentrate on -- so.
No matter who it it is who surfaces from this process of nominating the GOP candidate.
That we are united that we come together -- it is that important that that unity.
Is up -- manifested.
At after that nomination process that you know we can replace the incumbent in what he -- done to this country.
