this concrete jungle attests to the camorra's reign of terror. criminal clans have effectively replaced the state. the camorra shapes their everyday life. >> if your car gets stolen, you do not go to the police. you make inquiries with someone you know. you pay a bribe, and you get your car back. you compromise yourself like that all the time. corruption is everywhere. it is in the air we breathe. before we can fight the camorra on the street, we need to defeat our own inner camorriste. >> they want to undermine the cool gangster image. you are only someone here if you are in with the mafia. it is a fast ticket to cash and respect in a region where work is hard to come by. but the band is confident that they can help change the prevailing mentality. they believe the camorra can be resisted. >> i am no difference to anyone in jail. the only difference is that i had a stable family who taught me what mattered and gave me a set of values. others come from broken families, and their only role models were cool drug dealers who always wore the latest s

since then camorra talked a lot about it why the republicans lost. i actually wrote a poem about back, which has called republicans soul-searching, were searching our souls and wondering why we got beat so badly our rivals are gloating. it's obvious now where our campaign went wrong. we should have prevented more people from voting. [laughter] and there was one very that the problem was as romney church victories the center, which is traditional in american politics that you appeal to the base of the party in the primary to the center. and he did try to move to the center. the second debate i wrote a poem called from abc's sword into shares and the third debate when he moved further, he said from abc shares into feather duster's. [laughter] and one of the theories is while he did the -- did that come as some people the party were preaching things most americans didn't believe in. todd akin, for instance. i did a poem called the female reproduction system, a lecture by todd akin. [laughter] a member of the house committee on science, space and technol