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not that there hasn't been a lot of fun thatas been made of these campaigns in their own volition, but time for comic relief. leave it to stephen colbert to take the ads to the extreme. here's one that was released. >> as head of bain capital he carved them up and got rid of what he couldn't use. if mitt romney believes -- >> corporations are people, my friend. >> then mitt romney is a serial killer. he's mitt the ripper. >> is he showing the absurdity with sat ire or what do you think? is he making a mockery of the system? >> he's doing what he's always done is making a mockery of the entire system. this is absolutely ridiculous the level of drama that the super pacs are trying to build up on both sides. there is no way in which you can control how the message is delivered and make sure the information being shared is accurate. i love the fact that he is poking fun not at any particular party, butt process in which the election is happening. i thought it was hilarious. >> listen to david axel rod, campaign adviser to president obama. he told candy crowley he is worried the super pacs

and trying to rebuild thatas noe about pakistan, but he thought that of the two, afghanistan and pakistan, pakistan was by par the more dangerous stroo remember what he did for me? he arranged arranged for karzai and the prime minister of pakistan to be on the same show because i went to the secretary of state and said, you know, thinking that several days after that, said, thank you, knowing richard was involved, richard called me and said i can get the two of them together, and never on television before but richard convinced them they should sit at my table in washington and we had a conversation with them and got them talking with each other. obviously it didn't do any good. but richard would have been on th plane, even if he was not on power, he would have flown to afghanistan. >> yes as he did in bosnia, he went to the bosnia whenthe republicans were in the white house. >> rose: exactly. >> and that was his involvement, that was the beginning of his involvement, he was -- he didn't seem to need a title or a job to be holbrook. >> rose: indeed. reflect more on your friendship and how

it was directed by this court in bush versus thata. we have an interim election or an impending election. it is important for administrators, and a legitimate election process to have all precincts. it makes a big difference in how it is administrative. the second reason is this court should adopt this plan without any inquiry into the standards. it was very deliberate. very cautious and very open. we had three days of hearings on what these plans should look like and what that did not to be including testimony from election administrators and the texas secretary of state. in every instance those administrators and the administrative secretary of state said the most important thing the court should consider if it is going to order us to start conducting elections under a different plan is maintain voting precincts because that is the most cumbersome part. >> texas says we don't care about maintaining a voting precincts. this is a matter of administrative burden and expense and we are willing to bear that. so disregard that. district co

life, it is surprised how much great art was created by artists who had a boring life and something thatahadn't been done before so we drum this criteria and then we said forget all of that. who do we really want to write a biography of? who do we reallys love? and that answer was easy. vincent van gogh. >> rose: then what do you do? challenge that you are two americans that don't speak dutch, and so much of the primary sources and even the secondary sources are all in dutch, and we imagined ourselvee showing up at the van gogh museum presented with the ambition to write the big book on van gogh and them looking at us the way the library of congress would look at two dutch men who didn't speak a word of english showing up asking to write the definitive biography of abraham lincoln but luckily the dutch were incredibly welcoming the museum was, let us see everything, all the family letters that had never really been fully used before. >> rose: that is amazing to me because obviously this is an extraordinary, one of the great painters and it has not been in the book. >> that was the biggest

range of the poll, but just the last couple of days, you see santorum's really got that buz >> and thatas the big thing out of the nbcarist poll. both polls almost fit together and it was sanrum and ron paul for instance that had much more intensity than mit romney. in fact, rick perry had more intense support in o poll that mitt rmney did. and that's the romney problem. he's got the, well, guess'm going to be for roey, voter. but those guys show up? that's what we don't know. >> matt strawn, you're the chairman of the rty herein the state. and this is important. this is the first voting in the presidential campaign. what's the mind-set o an iowa republican going in to this caucus? > well, i think the other y take awy, not just in the nbc/marist poll but in the "des moines register" poll is two in five voters could change their mind between caucus day. it's moved from three out of five which it was just a couple weeks ago. i think that's the juxtaposition between the desire to beat barack obama t also making sure we have a minee that c addressively articulate th republican, principle, con

we need a president who's h -- thatas the same attitude government is not the answer it.e need to unleash the private sector to create jobs and rebuild the american economy. host: republican in florida, you are on the air with gov. branstad. caller: praise thee for c-span. brian lamb is a santa claus for america. you put down earlier jon huntsman. china is a threat to this country paid he is the only one -- china is a threat to this country. he is the only one who can deal with that. he wants to break up the big banks, the main problem in our 2008 recession. he's the underdog, and he will become the top dog eventually . what can you folks in iowa due to show your support for the underdog will be the top dog eventually? you put him down earlier. what can you do to show support for him? guest: he is the one that made the mistake of not campaigning in iowa and he is the one who put down iowa. he has a lot of good attribute to. -- attributes. he was a governor, ambassador to china. but if you want to become president of the united states, you don't do it by attacking one of t

thata unfortunately, that wasn't the only story 2011. 1 2011 with us a very challenging year towardsthe state in many, many ways, especially outside of albany. we had a terrible situation tha tropicals gormley and hurricane naming that caused terrible damage in parts of the state that could really least afford it. the matt hudson, north country,r southern tier fisting terrible damage. darkesty be in our hours, new yorkers shined the th brightest, the way new yorkers came together in the spirit of community and the voluntaristunn and was inspiring. the way our first responders came together all across thee state as models of courage ando models of public service whenstn every instinct in your body says run to safety, the first racea h under his rant to provide safety to other neighbors than thatit they're new yorkers. if it wasn't for the extraordinary work of the firstt responses, what we went throughb what it then much, much worse. [applause] we are joined today by many ofy the first responders who save lives during that terrible.perie of the state of new york.time a i asked them to

thatas in september 1st. he is supposed to appear in cot, same month in december, and he flees. they arrest him in l.a., and look what the charge is. they charged him with the 794, big espionage. he is facing life imprisonment for espionage if convicted of that, or he pleads guilty of that. that took place in september here in washington, d.c. this is a remarkable case. he is arrested in october 11, 2011, as an agent of the syrian intelligence service. >> quiet role street in leesburg, virginia, residents watched as federal agents raided his home yesterday. according to neighbors, he, his wife, and children rented a house for two years. no one knew em very well. >> there were a lot of the vehicles up and down the road. obviously, threatening materials, kinds of things. >> he told a federal judge in his first court appearance that he wanted to hire his own attorney. for now, he will remain in federal custody. in a 15-page indictment, soueid had a video and audio of people protestinghe syrian government. the indictment describes a recent trip to syria, a meeting between soueid and

y in thata discontinuitie issue, that issue of non- biological intelligence. ok, so strategy. is it hindsight or foresight? some say strategy is written after you see what happens, knit it together and take credit for strategy. i don't take is a dichotomy. -- think it is a dichotomy. there are aspects that are backward looking and aspects that are forward looking. do we spike the ball in the end zone, pat ourselves on the back, or is it opportunistic, something that has to be touched and changed? should it be entirely clear or should it introduce ambiguity? think of some nations with whom we deal and think of other strategies being entirely clear. again, it is one of these cases. andtegy's about context choice. choices have consequences and consequences produce new contact. -- context. it is dynamic. you have to actually forced it to. or the strategy will not be what the nation needs. i became interested in context for this reason. i grew up in an army that was very centralized and hierarchical. i had the expectation that the best information i could possibly receive would com