financial crisis anand the peoe that don't play by the rules either they bought a house that is too bic the big they're gettg rewarded and you get the bill. it's being unde mind if by the access. we are destroying the economic value and social trust just absolutely essential. >> you said the u.s. issufferins slowing growth and sending politics into strange directns. >> we are bad at measuringtruft. it's invisible and it's between people. it's a quality of relationship. it's essential to economic growth. edward banford did a study in southern italy where people trusted their family but had trouble establishing trust outside of their families and so the companies would grow to family size and stop because they didn't trust glmplet. >> -- . you look at institution after institution that is failing. who do you fear middl most? do you fear big business, big go, or big labor. only 9% fear big labour. 65% fuel big government. >> they ink government iscorrup. >> they feel it's filled within. it'the big movement in the apologiepolls isamong the demra. when they look at the bailout and theax code

financial crisis anand the peoe that don't play by the rules either they bought a house that is too bic the big they're gettg rewarded and you get the bill. it's being unde mind if by the access. we are destroying the economic value and social trust just absolutely essential. >> you said the u.s. issufferins slowing growth and sending politics into strange directns. >> we are bad at measuringtruft. it's invisible and it's between people. it's a quality of relationship. it's essential to economic growth. edward banford did a study in southern italy where people trusted their family but had trouble establishing trust outside of their families and so the companies would grow to family size and stop because they didn't trust glmplet. >> -- . you look at institution after institution that is failing. who do you fear middl most? do you fear big business, big go, or big labor. only 9% fear big labour. 65% fuel big government. >> they ink government iscorrup. >> they feel it's filled within. it'the big movement in the apologiepolls isamong the demra. when they look at the bailout and theax code

. >> eric: only you would bic that out. >> bob: that is a good point.sely convicted of something and obama did the right thing. what is wrong with that? have you never had a convict at your house? >> eric: talk about the controversy or that jon stewart came in the big house with bill o'reilly? that went back and forth all year. fantastic tv. >> andrea: it was great. i love when o'reilly faces off with jon stewart. jon stewart has to admit on some lyrics, kanye's lyrics are not favor to believe women or the police. why would the white house open itself up to criticism. >> if you vet your rappers do it more thoroughly. >> greg: you vet your rappers. >> kimberly: i do. whether they rhyme well. >> bob: standing up for jon stewart. he met his match. >> eric: good stuff. roll the third one, guys. >> tonight, i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that kills usama bin laden, the leader of al-qaeda and the terrorist responsible for murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. >> eric:

financial crisis anand the peoe that don't play by the rules either they bought a house that is too bic the big they're gettg rewarded and you get the bill. it's being unde mind if by the access. we are destroying the economic value and social trust just absolutely essential. >> you said the u.s. issufferins slowing growth and sending politics into strange directns. >> we are bad at measuringtruft. it's invisible and it's between people. it's a quality of relationship. it's essential to economic growth. edward banford did a study in southern italy where people trusted their family but had trouble establishing trust outside of their families and so the companies would grow to family size and stop because they didn't trust glmplet. >> -- . you look at institution after institution that is failing. who do you fear middl most? do you fear big business, big go, or big labor. only 9% fear big labour. 65% fuel big government. >> they ink government iscorrup. >> they feel it's filled within. it'the big movement in the apologiepolls isamong the demra. when they look at the bailout and theax code

are you worried that extremists, someone would want to target with a terrorist act, women can wear bic kind knees in the middle east? >> that has not been a problem for us. they are living together and have an interest to come here so they work and sent home some money and they don't want to. >> reporter: he begins his day at his horse ranch about an hour from dubai. >> the horse and dog is part of our life. >> reporter: in the summer, it's about 120 degrees farenheit. but on a december day we visited, it was about 80. perfect weather to watch emirati governing in action. it's called when they have a chance to directly petition for more land to liver transplants. >> anybody and everybody can come to their ruler and say, well, i didn't get that or that or this department or this ministry didn't give me my right. >> reporter: and they directly ask you? you didn't do this, or i want that and then you have to answer to the individual person? >> yes. and they would complain about that one ministry. >> reporter: he tells us he likes to sleep in the desert alone every ten days but he is a roy

fox, you take for granted the you bic equity of christmas. if there has been a war, christmas is the ayeser nation. right now every public space in the country looks like it got hit with a 500-pound tinsel bomb. the white house looks like a yuletide episode of hoarders. [ laughter ] many of these displays are subsidized by, what's that thing you don't want to spend on anything? taxpayer money. what if we all did go back to always calling them as christmas trees and saying merry christmas? would that make you happy? >> the good news is now some retailers are going back to using the word christmas again. are they just doing it to make a quick buck? and if so, are you okay with that? >> we can't win. [ laughter ] sure they're saying merry christmas but do they mean it and the way we want them to mean that jesus is their safer? >> bill: now, there is no question that mr. stewart is going to hell but he does have a couple of valid points. first of all, the pilgrim slash puritans did not tolerate any outward signs of religion including christmas de

every story ends with newt and a can of gasoline and a bic lighter. mean, if he runs, if he's the nominee, the president will have his hands full, i'm sure. but he may not make it that far. >> rich, i'd like to hear what you have to say about paul's vision of him as self-destructing. but also i've heard you say that despite the fact that he does have his fair share of baggage, he is a known quantity and that actually helps him. >> it does help him. let me go back to one more example of who you want to run against. when george h.w. bush was running against what we called in 1991, the seven dwarfs, one of whom was phil clinton. so he does get a free ride on that. the business with the underprivileged children, you can say the same thing about families that live on the hamptons, by the way, that nobody there works either and the kids don't have any work ethic. >> paul, gingrich, i guess he's playing catch-up in terms of campaign organization. how much -- obviously, he's got momentum, but how much in the marathon that this is does ultimately the campaign

every story ends with newt and a can of gasoline and a bic lighter.y not make it that far. >> rich, i'd like to hear what you have to say about paul's vision of him as self-destructing. but also i've heard you say that despite the fact that he does have his fair share of baggage, he is a known quantity and that actually helps him. >> it does help him. let me go back to one more example of who you want to run against. when george h.w. bush was running against what we called the seven dwarfs, one of whom was becoming about. everybody said if we could just have clinton, then we know we got this because we know who was taking the oath of office on january 20th the next year. for newt, the interesting irony in all this is that he is of washington and he has been covered by washington reporters for a quarter of a century. they know all this stuff. so they can't get into that sort of there's gambling back there claude raines kind of reporting like they did with his fishing camp. the business with the underprivileged children, you can say the same thing about

. >> oh, dude, i will tell you right now if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you're going to end up -- >> i'm telling you right now. i'm not -- i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on this [ bleep ]. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. >> months after we left limon, schreiber was, in fact, convicted on the additional charges and received another two-year sentence. >> any of you out there exposing yourself or exposing yourself or god forbid you mess around with a female under 18 in colorado, you get caught for it, you could go away for life. >>> coming up, asking for trouble again and again. >> just put me in seg instead of [ bleep ]. all because so many people came to louisiana... they came to see us in florida... make that alabama... make that mississippi. the best part of the gulf is wherever you choose... and now is a great time to discover it. this year millions of people did. we

it's bic, you know. we're putting one in college this year. so it has been a very long ten months.'m glad it's over. >> there's a sense of piece knowing that there's one less opportunity for us to be separated from our families. we know we still have our operations going on in afghanistan, other contingency operations that have come up, but to know what has consumed so much of our careers recently as a profession, to know that that's not there looming over us is certainly peace of mind. >> reporter: so the troops do have to do a reintegration training, basically getting back home with their families. after that they get a 30-day leave to kick back and spend time with the family and maybe let it sink in they were some of the last troops out of iraq and they won't be going back. t.j.? >> thanks to our chris lawrence there. stay tuned for the special coverage of the withdrawal from iraq. we've got several of our correspondents heading back to iraq for the final days of the u.s. mission there. we'll have an in-depth reporting next week all the way until withdrawal. >>> we're 20 minutes