He doesn't even understand conservative doctrine.

He was a really -- he just not a very good candidate.

Romney is going to pay a price again and again for this, because it fits into the existing suspicion.

Romney is going to pay a price again and again.

He was a really - he just not a very good candidate. And by the way, he doesn't even understand conservative doctrine.

He has a lot of slips of the tongue. And he said the kindest things that scare people.

He comes across as some kind of a detached doofus.

All Gingrich has to do and if Romney had any kind of campaign, he'd be on that, like we say in Louisiana, gravy on rice.

This is a taxpayer propped up entity here. And anything about a non-disclosure agreement, you can get away -- you can rid of just as easy as you signed it.

If Romney doesn't win Florida, there's going to be enormous pressure on him to get out.

Romney's problem is he's terrible on his feet. He can't carry off an attack.

All Gingrich to do is write a letter to Freddie Mac saying release everything, contracts, memos, all the work I did.

I agree with everything the Tea Party gentleman just said.

Romney should release his tax returns.

I don't think so. And I think the next -- that volley here is going to be calling Romney to release all the government help that Bain got.

Even Obama's own adviser said there's no question he created jobs. That's something the president of the United States has not been able to do.

He refuses to be transparent about that just as he refused to be transparent on tax returns.

I can't think of anybody who has been a bigger disappointment.

He can't, but the voters understand and if you look at the trajectory of hiring, it's pretty dramatic what he inherited.

If you look at the promise he came with, the money he raised, everything else, I can't think of anybody who has been a bigger disappointment.

Yes. Sure it will. And I think today positive news for the president and they'll have it out and the record of bane capitol will be a legitimate issue in the campaign.

It's going to be a close election, but what he needs is some economic movement in the right direction and it looks like as of now he's got that.

As long as he has some momentum to point to, that helps him a great deal.

I think he's getting ready to have a very rough couple of weeks. I think the Republican establishment, whatever that is, a lot of people in the Republican Party are very concerned about this.

Before I came on air, Anderson, I watched a Ron Paul negative on Newt Gingrich. I don't know who's doing his television, but I mean, it was a well-done blistering negative.