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Now for more on the Republican race and the incumbent candidate.
We're joined by former democratic pollster Fox News contributor -- -- Dell and Rollins leading Republican strategist Fox News.
Political analyst good to have you with us and let's start with our governor.
Governor Romney.
It's basically calling out Santorum -- your language is a little off base but doing so our apartment rather gentlemanly way.
Yeah I think -- santorum's having a meltdown.
Last -- what this exhaustion of the campaign.
This there -- out there wandering around I thought you know it's when you get to things like being on the Supreme Court steps today.
It's kind of smiled and gimmicks it's of the attack from the press.
You're unhappy in your mandate -- he's been saying things he regrets it's time for him to to to walk away from us well I think he should states to his home state of Pennsylvania that he doesn't do well there really well you should drop I think -- I'm hearing is that any kind of effort by Romney in the defeated there but if you -- when -- -- and actually viable candidate and.
In the president.
If can even imagine what he was thinking of disease or for the president.
-- -- -- and everybody on all right are running illness I know -- eager to have.
You have to chime in on this but let's let anybody here worked the president set off.
Unbeknownst to him off hot Mike talking with president -- get a what do you think.
-- not my problem.
My whole lifetime of the Soviets have been an adversary and -- -- Russia obviously.
But to say to the leader of Russia wait till I get -- them and get much better deal but being your interest on our interest I think I think you saw the two president I don't care about the -- -- else.
Today and that actually say that show that weakness to -- to the Soviets and Russians.
Who have been on opposite side of us -- 9% of things we've done is outrageous a bigger political carmody is this for the -- well.
He's depending on whether the stupid party to get its act together to challenge him I think very serious for this reason.
Is it -- Israel I'd hold the sincere and Jewish Americans are very worried about what happens if he's reelected has -- election.
The -- I think this question of what the president does what he really believe sent.
In -- second term when he's untethered.
Or aren't enough and enough facing elections is something that -- -- that is very important because I agree but liberal we saw today.
What this is no laughing matter.
This is a president.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- We already sold out our allies in Europe on the on the you know the poll -- be careful are you is that expression we.
I'm sorry the United States government's yes.
Have we sold them out on this and this is a promise really so not the president's advisors have been have advocated underdog not come a lot of attention -- -- -- implicit in what you said is that you think that because of the Israel this administration's policies you see.
Jews in this country.
Voting for.
The Republican nominee but what I what I'm saying is I think more Jews may vote for this Republican -- all those.
The normal and that matters more is sufficiently ambiguous and that sort of major parties like Florida Pennsylvania back to matter my wrong in Iraq but I think that I think the bigger concern is all -- all the Mexicans should be concerned about this mean.
And Italy Russia has blocked us -- everything we try to do with.
Iran they weren't great allies and in the wars.
I think at this point in time that the message there again was this just when I get reelected -- tiny yields -- deal and Chinese seem to.
What do you mean -- at the same deal well I I think that he's basically trying to -- them the worry albeit things will be okay after I'm elected.
And I think the question is Americans want to be tough with China and I don't think we're going to be.
And and the reality is he's doing very well in these numbers he's sitting here.
In the mid forties.
And the beat goes on -- part of it seems tough one to this point will that change with well on one -- you know Republican depends whether Republican front of the campaigning system where he's risen.
The last several months is because of the idiocy we've had on our side.
But we've not made -- that case against him.
And -- Mitt Romney ends up -- a nominee which I expect.
He's got to make an -- easiest indict this guy every single day design challenge right now he looks tough one because he's not been challenged in some months look at what.
Are we appreciate -- German votes for the -- thank.
