rome was brought down by barbarians. we have to be very careful that we ourselves are not brought down by barbarians. i think the first defense is to understand the nature of the problem, and that is what i try to contribute this book, to show the kind of strategies that insurgents have employed over the centuries as well as the strategies that have been used to counter them. this is something we need to think about. insurgency is not going away, even after we are out of afghanistan this will remain the number one threat to we face. thank you. [applause] >> okay, ladies and gentlemen. we will now take questions. we have folks with the microphone. please raise your hand. i will let knowledge you. let the folks it to you with the microphone and identify yourself. all right. >> yes. thank you. where is rule of law fit into this? >> well, rule of law can be a very important part of establishing legitimacy. because, as i said, it is very hard to win with a pure scorched-earth strategy. even when you're willing to be as brutal

my only regret is i didn't eat the deer -- not on the side of the road, like a barbarian -- but take it to a guy and have it processed, have it turned into deer jerky, deer sausage, deer sandwiches, and eat the crap out of it. you know what i mean? that's the ultimate revenge right there. there's not that many chances in your life where you get to see a problem and then eat that problem. i wouldn't have even fixed my car. i'd wait for people to be like, "what did you hit?" so i could be like, "this." [ laughter and applause ] all right, thank you guys very much. you've been great. i really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. the guest tonight, listen to this, settle down. supreme court justice, that's right, today on the show, supreme court... thank you very much -- supreme court justice sonnia sotomayor ( cheers and applause

build a second nuclear power plant in the nation has failed since only twenty percent of eligible barbarian showed up to the polls to vote for the measure the referendum failed to get the number of votes needed to be but i did see after the fukushima crisis in two thousand and eleven the world learned that nuclear power is a dangerous game of roll the dice it's not safe and any so-called industry expert or bought off politics. clear fuel and waste for tens of millions of years into the future is scamming us plain and simple good involved area for realizing it and let's hope we americans realize that soon to. now the bad arizona state representative steve smith smith has introduced a bill that would require arizona hospital staff to confirm patients immigration status during check in or treatment and then immediately report those without proper documentation to an immigration officials and explaining his rationale for the bill smith argued that it was a hospital's civic duty to check the immigration status of its patients no actually steve it's the civic duty of immigration enforcement to ch

if you don't agree with them, you are a barbarian who doesn't care about ingnawent is civilians. it is best exemplified by piers morgan trying to talk down to people. >> i wondered how long it would be until somebody brought piers morgan into this mess. this is a copy of the google map. it is using an application i call dues del p mas. there is -- call doodle maps. >> look at that lovely labradoodle. >> doesn't it make sense that they punish the map where gun owners live and wouldn't it be smart to stay away from the home or are they specifically going after the gun? >> i would like to point out the commissioner who said this is all speculation that the house was targeted. the guy's name is david chong. >> i wasn't sure where you were going. there is a stoic look on my face. >> it is a long set up. >> yes, but let's drag it out a little longer. if the journal is responsible -- >> i am from west chester. everybody there is anti-gun. they all voted for obama, but when they printed the addresses those people were so upset. they feel like they have privacy rights. they are angry. the

universe earned starring role in conan the barbarian. >> i always choose the kind of project that havet meant big budget blockbusters. >> the bridge is out. >> earning big bucks. >> i need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle. >> at business peak schwarzenegger commanded $25 million a film. behind the scenes he was also active in politics. and when opponents launched an effort to recall governor gray davis, schwarzenegger jumped in the race. >> i just filed officially the papers to run for governor of california. [cheers] >> the governator jokes sunni subsided as rallied behind him. >> shepard: tonight governor schwarzenegger is the governor elect of california. >> as he took office, the now former actor cracked a joke of his own. >> makeup, please. [ laughter ] >> at one point schwarzenegger's approval rating reached 65% but by the time he level office it was down to 22%. that was before the scandal. >> i just created a huge screw up. i had this child and, it destroyed my family. >> his wife maria shriver lift him after he admitted to having an affair and a love child. so for

those lawyers there yelling at other lawyers, their leagues, saying, quote, you cannot defend those barbarians. >> it's also going to be what is called a fast-track court. what does that mean, just that it's going to happen quicker than it otherwise would? >> what it means is the court will be hearing on this case every single working case from now onward until some sort of verdict has been reached. this was exclusively set up because of the brutal gang rape and the massive public outrage that followed, anderson. >> also, the victim's friend who was with her at the time of the attack was attacked as well. he made statements for the first time over the weekend, and blamed everyone, not just law enforcement but also medical responders. it sounds like a nightmare that he and she went through even after they were -- got out of that vehicle. >> he still shivers in pain when he thinks about that incident. he really was quite critical, not just of the authorities and the doctors but also of the people in general. he said for about 20, 25 minutes, once they were chucked out of that bus, they were just

one fact, one of them screamed, i'll quote them, you will not defend these barbarians. charged with kidnapping, rape, and murder in a case that has led to outrage around the world. fareed zakaria was born in india, and he's "outfront" tonight. this has grabbed attention around the world, headlines everywhere. i was just in the middle east, top story everywhere. you came from india. why has it struck a cord around the world? >> in a way, this is india's arab spring because it's not just what happened. it's the fact that people were able to express themselves. mobilize. india is a democracy, but sometimes it's hard to mobilize and social mode yeah and a newly mobilized middle class has allowed that to happen. i think people around the world saw that and could almost join in that outrage because the sense of just how horrible this was and how quickly the information about it spread, it really made me feel like this is a new world because you had protests like this before, but they hadn't spread within india in quite the same way, and they hadn't spread around the world. yo

lawyers there were yelling at their colleagues, defense lawyers saying you cannot defend those barbarians. the magistrate said everybody not related to the case, from there on it's an encamera proceeding off limits to the media and the public. >> there are conflicting reports right now about whether the woman's father wants the vict s victim's name to be released. >> reporter: that's right. it's actually illegal, according to indian law, to release the name of the rape victim, but a british newspaper did that anyway. we actually spoke to the brother of the victim yesterday, and he was saying that that's not actually what they intended. they just want a hospital to be built in their village in her name, but they do not want the victim's name to be released at all at this point. >> there is so much outrage worldwide over this incident, but how is it being handled by the government in india? >> reporter: well, the government's taken a few steps so far. they're saying that they will be recruiting more female police officers. they will also try to organize sense tieization and training program

maybe even a sequel to the film that started it all, conan the barbarian back in 1982.er, your heart out. back to you. tracy: good stuff. ashley: pretty good, for 65. not dennis. countdown to the closing bell.

of defense lawyers -- sorry, lawyers shouting at defense lawyers saying you will not defend the barbarians. the magistrate requested everyone to leave, no one did, and so she did. she came back in and she said it will now be in camera and nobody would be able to be there for there now on. >> such a horrible case. thank you very much. >>> a pretrial hearing in a few hours in colorado. colorado prosecutors will lay out their case against james holmes. accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others in aurora, colorado, last july. a judge will decide if the case should go to trial. we'll talk to lisa wayne. a criminal defense attorney and former public defender who helped train the two lawyers defending james holmes. that should be interesting. >>> president obama has signed a $9.7 billion superstorm sandy aid package. most will be used to pay flood insurance claims. a second bill will be voted on on january 15th. house speaker john boehner received harsh criticism from chris christie and peter king, both republicans, when he refused to bring the bill up for house vote. >>> hockey

. >> the barbarians were at the gate. when was that, john?a cincinnati boy. but, and you know, they were at, you know, talking about your new guy that had a tough job anyway trying to replace a.g.laffley. suddenly you're going to be in a new high today. $71.35 bid and $17.63 ask. i'm trying to figure out where the inflection point was, and when things turned around. about six months ago, wasn't it? >> well, last -- last february we announced a five-year, $10 billion productivity or cost savings program and followed that up in may with a better articulation and greater focus on where our growth strategies were. >> is that your idea? >> big business and a team sport. >> you and the ceo. all right. so you're talking about, and are you seeing -- this is tangible evidence that that initiative was successful? >> it's early days. but certainly is encouraging. we were ahead of plan on the first quarter. we're ahead of plan on the second quarter. we're seeing progressive share improvements, market share improvements. we're encouraged with what we see.

which his top lieutenants were calling mitt romney a felon and a liar and called the president barbarianspporters believe that the republican party has been utterly obstructionists, mightily so, and utterly partisan since the first day. people say, we love to do business with this guy, but he never offers us anything. that would constitute an extended hand to the other side and save here are areas where we would agree and accept this and i believe that. this seems utterly bereft of an outreach to the opposition. >> i think there are two sides to this argument. the white house would certainly point out that mitch mcconnell was the one who said that our primary job is to make sure that barack obama is a one term president. there certainly has been a failure to get along, but i don't think you can lay on the side of the white house. and giving them the syncretic, they believe their vision of america's rights, there has been a strong opposition and use of filibuster unprecedented by senate republicans. the house majority has its view of the world. and i don't know that i would say that the re