mr. wright. >> mr. wright, joe wright, joe wright. this guy, yeah, this guy we're talking about. tavis: yeah. yeah, he does have a name, yeah. i am sorry, that was my mistake. i am sorry. >> i just, yeah, i love his work, and we do describe emotion in the same way. i know that sounds like a really small thing, but actually, it is really rare. i think people do describe the way they feel in very different ways, and we have always had a shorthand as far as that goes, which helps on a film set. i think there is a massive level of trust. you kind of -- he is incredibly respectful to the people that he works with, and he wants the best out of everybody. because of that, you feel like you can try things. you feel like you can kind of go in any direction and he will always bring you back or he will push you more. i am very lucky to have that relationship. tavis: yeah, as is he. >> thank you. tavis: i want to go back to this comment you made earlier about this ripe old age of 27, because you've been at this for a while, but the longer you've been in the game, it seems to me, the more --

mr wright to me is expected in the russian capital himself on saturday that's right it was just a few months ago indeed to go to the top and he may actually said when he was given the job position i don't know how i'm going to be successful in this job but it's good to say yes and given up. this kind of thank you. for now after stepping on the road to recovery. the u.k. is preparing to begin the new year recession free of the northeast though one of britain's poorest regions financial downturn and widespread unemployment has had a potentially devastating effect on people's mental health now according to a very new report the region has almost three times the rate of self harm and attempted suicide as london. reports. as the old saying in pressing gaze it's grim no it's a perception of life in some of the nation's other major cities recessions hit the case hard it's been in the northeast where it's being felt particularly acutely. that is right. here i mean very people who are living on the poverty line genius lead about furious with the government's decision to close sunderland's remp

mr. wright. and if you would, you're lying.this man came up and punched you in your nose and you seen blood, you are going to sit there and say, well, let me call the police. you just stand right there. hell, no. you're not going to do that. you are going to go to somebody's ass. somebody's ass if they punch you in the nose and you see your nose bleed. if you minding your business -- okay, and that's what i felt like i had to do. >> finally, as jennifer is escorted out of the building, her hopes of seeing danica seem like they're about to come true. >> the grounds are now restricted. the grounds are now restricted. all unassigned inmates report to your dorms. >> but with the yard shut down for the day, jennifer can only call out to danica's cellblock in hope that she might be seen or heard. >> i love you! >> the future of any prison relationship is uncertain and especially so for jennifer and danica. jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months. danica, in for robbery, was still fac

mr. kelly wright. kelly: you're so biased.ve yourself a merry little christmas, make the uletide gay. from now on our troubles will be miles away. ♪ ♪ jamie: bottom of the hour. homestretch for us. time for the top of your news. pope benedict addressing the faithful today calling for middle east in his christmas mess message while blasting the killing of defenseless people in syria. kelly: gunman behind a deadly ambush on firefighters left a note and saying he would like to burn down the neighborhood and do quote, what i like doing best, killing people. the gunman had served time for killing his grandmother. jamie: a police woman who killed an american contractor in kabul is identified as iranian. so far they have not found any links to terror groups. kelly: the countdown to the fiscal cliff not slowing down at all, even though congress is on break and the president is in hawaii on vacation with his family. we are now just a week away from the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts kicking in. they could be drastic. chief white

wright. that was the beginning of some of this polarization. it was a better time. since those last couple of decades, the institution has suffered from too much partisanship. >> before mr. gingrich, i would imagine he would argue the republican house members have spent decades in the wilderness and he was the one that found a way to bring them into the majority in the house. how do you balance the pluses and minuses? >> there is not any question that that effort to paint a picture of jim wright's service laid the foundation for a majority. that was a healthy thing. i do not believe it was a good thing -- we have been in that for far too long. appropriations committees work is where either you spend money or you do not. ideally, you are here to work with one another to be as responsive as possible to your own constituents and taxpayers. within the committee itself, the more we can talk to each other as individuals and human beings, the better off the institution will be. >> the kinds of organizations that track members' votes, when they look at yours, saw an ad and earlier you more frequently crossed the aisle to vote with democrats. in your later service, 96% rating. i

mr. steve austria, he's become a good friend a tireless advocate for ohio and his district but even more important an advocate for wright patterson air force base , and he also fought to keep cc -- kc-135 at the air force base and the c-127 at the base in mansfield. that's not important only for chicago but for security. mr. renacci: the next individual, den necessary kucinich, who has been a true stewart for ohio. while he don't agree on some of the issues, i've always considered dennis a close friend. he's often offered to help me over the past two years when it comes to northeast ohio. i've genuinely enjoyed our discussions traveling back and forth from washington, d.c. to cleveland. i will miss serving with dennis and wish him the best of luck going forward. congresswoman schmitt, when i got here two years ago, was someone i knew i could turn to. she's been a great leader for her dict and someone who has stepped up when it comes to energy issues in the ohio delegation, specifically on re-enriching uranium. our navy relies on uranium and jean made it a point to fight for a domestic source to power aircraft carriers a