Mitt Romney is getting hit from all sides for not releasing his tax returns. Even his pals are piling on. And now ABC News reports he's holding millions in offshore accounts. Is this why he doesn't want to release his tax returns?
David Cay Johnston, columnist for Reuters, Pulitzer Prize winner, author ("Perfectly Legal" and "Free Lunch") will crunch the numbers.
And does Romney pay a lower tax rate that military veterans? Jon Soltz, Chairman of Vote Vets, wants to know.
Newt Gingrich appears to be surging in South Carolina and is already promising a "major role" for Sarah Palin after she offered a half-hearted endorsement. Should Romney be concerned or will new skeletons emerge from Newt's closet?
Ed will have all the chaos in Carolina with Tyler Jones, Democratic Strategiest and Co-Founder of SC Forward Progress, and Bill Press, Nationally Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host.
Scott Walker is licking his wounds with his friends on Fox, one day after a million petition signatures were submitted demanding that he face a recall election. John Nichols, Washington Correspondent of The Nation, has the latest from the Badger state.
Republicans pounce after President Obama rejects the Keystone pipeline project. Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) tells Ed how this political football fits into the Democrats' 2012 strategy.
Stephen Colbert has a new plan to win the South Carolina primary. Ari Melber, Correspondent for The Nation, and Krystal Ball, Democratic Strategist and Former Candidate for U.S. Congress, will explain.
And in Psycho Talk, a depressed Green Bay Packers fan has a unique theory about why her team lost to the New York Giants.
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