Tony talks to Ben Domenech and Javier Manjarres about the Florida primary, and how the field looks going in to Nevada. Also, Tony rips apart the nonsense racial hate from Rachel Maddow and the entire MSNBC line up.

What I can not accept, what I cannot just simply sit and abide, sit and listen to is this idea of the conventional wisdom. Allow me to be clear. Mitt Romney does not have the nomination sewn up.

Tony talks to Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) about President Obama’s unconstitutional recess appointments. Sen. Lee reiterates his position to hold up other presidential appointments until Obama rescinds his appointment of Richard Cordray and others.

Then, the Vodka Pundit, Stephen Green, breaks down the 2012 field. The show ends as it does every Friday, with the Cigar of the Week, sponsored by Cigars In Review Magazine.

NOTE – Unfortunately, we lost a good three minutes of audio with Sen. Lee. It goes out about two minutes in, and comes back at 5:04. Feel free to just skip this segment, and hear Sen. Lee talk about how he will no longer give consent to Obama’s nominees.

Asked by radio host Tony Katz whether he had a “horse in the race,” referring to a preferred candidate in the GOP field, Lee responded that he didn’t, but:

I think Mitt Romney was the winner of the debate (in Jacksonville,) and I think Newt Gingrich was the loser of the debate.

When asked if Gingrich can turn around his performance in the next five days, Lee stated:

He (Gingrich) has blossommed twice now, only to wither….I don’t think he comes back from this one.

When pressed by Katz about his seemingly obvious lean towards Romney, Lee opened up:

At this point…I haven’t endorsed anyone, but if there were such a thing as an anti-endorsement I’d be tempted to bring out an anti-endorsement against Newt Gingrich. I’ve been appalled with the fact that he has, in effect, attacked other candidates, particularly Mitt Romney, based on the fact that he’s a capitalist, based on the fact that he’s been successful. He tried to pit one group of Americans against another and become a divider, much like our President is doing. It almost has a class warfare feel to it. And that doesn’t sit well with conservatives, or Republicans in general, and I don’t think it is going to work.

Sen. Lee appeared on the show to discuss President Obama’s unconstitutional recess appointments, and his willingness to hold up other appointments until the situation is rectified.

Tony talks about the Iranian attack against bloggers, and the need for new media in America. Plus, breaking down the GOP debate in Jacksonville and how ugly will it get.

Tony is joined by author and commentator Jedediah Bila. They break down Mitt’s time at Bain, the latest polls on South Carolina and Florida and whether Rick Santorum can get victory in SC. Then, Tony uses numbers to prove the importance of new media.

What the hell are you doing worrying about what they are going to say? They are lying, notorious bastards and thieves. Why do you give a damn what the hard core leftist progressive has to say about you? They hate you. They want to destroy you. For what reason are you giving yourself an opportunity to be worried about what they say?

Today, Tony takes to task the lies of Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-FL) on the Tea Party, the nonsense of Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) on Capitalism and the nanny state dreams of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I).

Tony is back at CES, and broadcasting live! Tony talks about the attacks on capitalism, and how ideology is wrong.

NOTE – we had streaming issues when the show started, so we come to you nine minutes in.