Obama Must Create Smaller, Concise Health Reform Bills, Says Gingrich

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says President Barack Obama should encourage Congress to focus on passing smaller bills that are easier to understand during the upcoming health reform summit. (0:40)
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Eliminating Defensive Medicine Could Save U.S. $1 Trillion Over Next Decade, Says Gingrich

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says fixing the culture of defensive behavior in medicine would save the country more than $100 billion per year, and nearly $1 trillion over the next decade. (0:37)
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"This Is The Least Bipartisan Administration In Modern Times," Says Gingrich

"This is the least bipartisan administration in modern times," and "it's bad for the country," says former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. "They are unwilling to have a conversation, they are unwilling to openly look at amending their [health care] bill," he adds. (0:46)
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Republicans Aren't Hiding From Health Debate, Says Gingrich

“We believe the number one priority of America ought to be job creation, not because we’re trying to hide from a health debate, in fact, we’re eager to have a health debate, and it's a pity that the President is unwilling to have a bipartisan discussion about how to get to a better approach,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says. (0:26)
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Job Creation Should Be Congress's Number One Priority, Says Gingrich

“America does not work if Americans are not working, and getting Americans working should be the number one priority,” says former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, advocating American Solutions' Jobs Here, Jobs Now, Jobs First campaign. “Jobs Here, Jobs Now, Jobs First ought to replace all the other priorities that the politicians are currently running around chasing,” he says. (0:20)
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Gingrich: Nat'l Security Budget Must Reflect Committment To Safety

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says the national security budget of the United States must reflect a committment to keeping Americans safe (0:09).
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National Security Must Be Nation's Top Priority, Says Gingrich

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says that the current generation of Americans is the richest, freest, and safest generation in the history of the world. However, Gingrich says this will only remain true if the safety of the American public remains the highest priority in this country. (0:28)
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Gingrich Says U.S. Shouldn't Sacrifice Lives For Dollars

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says the nation's national security budget must meet the capabilities of America's opponents rather than their intentions. America is risking millions of lives in order to save a few billion dollars, he says (0:30).
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Newt Gingrich: Carbon Tax May Kill Your Job

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich states that putting tax on carbon will put the United States at a disadvantage in the global economy and will cost the average American too much. (00:25)
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Republican's biggest problem: "they ceased being the Republican Party"

By Michael Ruhl, University of New Mexico - Talk Radio News Service

Scot Faulkner, Former Chief Administrative Officer to the House of Representatives under Newt Gingrich, sat down with Talk Radio News Service's Michael Ruhl at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). He said that the problem with current Republicans is that they "ceased being the Republican Party". Faulkner said that he has been involved through the years with the likes of Goldwater and Reagan, who were concerned about limiting the Bureaucracy, something he believes George W. Bush did not do well during his presidency. He continued by speaking about what the Republican Party can do to help rebuild their image. (06:44)
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Gingrich sees energy as "policy crisis"

Fmr. Speaker of the House Newt Gingich says energy has become a "policy crisis." Gingrich also remarks on why he believes any future energy policy must include oil and coal. (1:57)
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Gingrich blames Clinton and Carter for Mortgage Crisis

Newt Gingrich says the basis for the current mortgage crisis is a result of policies pursued by the Carter and Clinton administrations which pushed to allow every American to own a home. (0:45)
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Gingrich criticizes Pelosi on bailout plan failure

Newt Gringrich says House speaker Nancy Pelosi can't be critical of House Republicans for voting against the $700 billion bailout plan when Democrats hold a majority in the House. (0:36)
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Calista Gingrich, wife of former Speaker of the House, talks about her views on Sarah Palin and her new documentary

Calista Gingrich, wife of former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, expresses her favorable opinion of Sarah Palin, the Republican Vice Presidential nominee. She also describes her new documentary, based on her husband's book 'Rediscovering God in America.'
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Pelosi selling her book instead of solving crisis says Gingrich

At a press conference in the Capitol with protesting House Republicans, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich says Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) thinks it's a better idea to go on a book tour than bring back Congress to solve the energy crisis. (0:34)
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Newt Gingrich on the Responsibility American Communities Have to Work for Prosperity

Newt Gingrich on the responsibility American communities have to work for prosperity. (0:41)
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