secretary general it's really great to have you with us and i don't know over two centuries ago george byron reflected and asked and saluting you would think that two centuries later and twenty first century is because we think we're more civilized things are better but are they really better for instance in egypt or libya i would say definitely much much better of course a very very wrecked the comparison says the danger of thing but let me first say that the overall concept the feeling of the necessity to preserve culture. of course it's an old one but at the same time it has the need to have you know reading and meaning so i believe we are very successful on the whole of course you mentioned something. very important from their approach of we see conflicts we see internal. we see. very often. such monuments which are on the world carried picture least or even important monuments we try not to see it on the world. are being affected by the destroyed or damaged or there are some disputes and of course it's only deplorable that this is happening now or to really want to accentuate a libya ju

byron describes as the most beautiful eden on earth. and it's easy to see why. perhaps plains why one of america's most intriguing fugitives sought this picture postcard cottage as his final hideout. georgers, after escaping from prison in new jersey, where he was serving time for murder. but it was his involvement in this hijacking in 1972 that put him in the big league. forcing the fbi to hand over $1 million in their swimming costumes to show they were unarmed. wright, the money, and his accomplices escaped, forcing the pilot to fly to algeria, where they disappeared. now the fbi has finally caught him here, in the hamlet of casis novis. george wright decided to embrace tranquility and seclusion here in rural portugal. his neighbors, though, could not believe his incredible past. this woman says he led a quiet life, he kept himself to himself, she says, but we never had any problems from him. wright's lawyer says he will fight extradition. >> he's -- he's a partial citizen, he leaves here, he has family here in portugal, and in this case, you don't want to go to united states because he thinks that if he goes to united states, he will die. >> reporter: george wright spent his time run

byron? >> well, it probably helps him in the iowa caucuses, you have to remember the last iowa caucus was actually won by a former preacher, mike huckabee and one before that, 2000, by george bush, who said in a debate in domain, jesus crisis was his favorite philosopher and it probably helps in iowa. the question is, if you do a lot of that will it turn off independent voters in a general election kind of strategy? bill: you mentioned previous presidents. i think you are right about that, whether ronald reagan or bill clinton or jimmy carter and george bush. they all talked about their faith and the influence it had on their lives. but, perry seems to be different. and now you have to gauge how people accept that. or not. >> well, here again, think about primary strategy versus general election strategy, and, another perhaps subtle thing is the issue of his rivalry with mitt romney. four of the g.o.p. candidates have accepted invitations for spoken at liberty university. and one of the ones who has not is mitt romney who is in fact a mormon. and, if there are any evangelicals who have a problem with mitt romney's mormonism, i'm not sure there are, but if there are, it is