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place too much stock in what one guy said, but as karen pointed out, he's got a rather loud bell to unringe somebody was mad about the iran plan, but prior to to the time we had cameras and everything, it's not unusual for a politician to get someone who's less than we say gracious. that probably happens to him as much anybody else, but i wouldn't make too, too much. interesting tv. i can tell what he's saying. >> we all know what he said, but we're not going to play it. karen? >> listen, you don't want to be a fire storm throughout the media if that same man was caught saying those words to president obama on the campaign trail. look, a lot of people don't like these candidates. a lot of people don't like james and i. i'm sure when we're on tv, i get similar e-mails, too, and i'm not newt gingrich. passion is red hot in these things and that's fine. you know, i don't think newt has that thin of skin that he doesn't, he can't -- >> no. i've known him for a long time. we call get that kind of comments from time to time. thank you. >>> political gridlock over extending the payroll tax cut. w

. >> he has been unrely only in those -- unreliable in those settings. >> if gingrich is slipping inhe polls, he didn't show it. he appeared supremely confident laughing aside the latest romney endorsement. >> i am slighted because the man manchester union leader which is a reliably conservative newspaper endorsed me. the des moines newspaper did not endorse me. >> one iowa political observer thinks it will make a splash or so for a day or so, but it ends there. >> it may make a difference in a marginal sense and some sm people who are not sure and may look at the editorial and say, that makes sense to me, but i don't think it will change the dye m that mick of the race. >> with the caucuses on january 3rd and with the christmas holiday less than a week away, the candidates tried to reach as many voters as they can before everyone's attention turns away from politics the next few days. larry jacobs, abc news. >> a bill would extend tax cuts. law i can makers are blasting the bill. john boehner wants congress to craft a new year-long version. >>> the number of families who had their p

. >> terrific on unre penitent terrorists. >> you are really defending bill ayers?t bad for a guy who -- >> you mean, he espoused violence against americans. are you kidding? >> he's unrepent tent about being part of a terrorist group. he's a terrorist. >> he never committed any acts of violence. >> excuse me, i don't regret setting bombs, bill ayers. it's a criminal act to set off bombs but he never committed an illegal act? >> >> we continue with our great, great american panel. rick perry accuses obama, waging a war on religion. here's his new add. >> i'm not ashamed to admit that i'm a christian but you don't need to be in the pew every sunday to know that there's something wrong in this country when gays can serve openly in the military, when our kids can't openly celebrate christmas and pray in school. as president i will end obama's war on religion and i will fight against liberal attacks on our religious heritage. faith made america strong. it can make her strong again. >> is that just for iowa? >> pretty much. not to use a punn but it's a hail mary pass, ap

. >> why is it okay for obama to hang out with an unre pet can't terrorist, bill ayers, but you wantp newt gingrich. who is his big deficit, that welfare reform was effective? >> is there a record stuck in here? >> i was curious. >> i want an answer. i. >> i think gingrich will make comments he made recently about the poor not having people to look up to in their homes andenner city children not being able to look up because their parents don't work. >> he will make commence like americans are soft, and americans are ladies? >> why don't you address the issue. >> i am. you are addressing statements taken out of context. this president said we've gotten soft and lazy and we are bitter people that cling to god, guns and religion. was that a -- >> excuse me. can i ask the senator a question? is it me or -- >> no, it's not me. i studied this pretty carefully. the republican party has moved considerably to the right in the last 15, 20 years. the tea party have moved it from very reminiscent '64 with gold water where the activists took over the party. do you see that as a guess qualifying

you remember, unre penitent terrorist. he answered one question. neighborhood. hung out with him a lot but some guy in the neighborhood. let's go back to 2008. what's the verdict here? is palin right to say obama is palling around with terrorists? the truth squad says no. this one is false. the two definitely know each other and had worked together, but there is no indication that obama and ayers are, quote, palling around or have an ongoing relationship. >> i think charles has a point that obama has kept some bad company -- >> let me again. let me finish. but if he loses the election because of that, it's disgraceful. if the republicans make that the issue at the end, it's a disgrace. >> it's a pull bore attack on obama's character, suggesting he's yellow, disloyal and doesn't be long. >> hung out with the guys, gave speeches with the guy, sat on boards with the guy, and started his political career with the guy. >> thiss same media that spent investigating weeks a rock on a ranch that rick perry's did some hunting 20 years ago. this is a media th

you can't unring a bell though. >> sunny watched it.how did you think he did, number one, and number work the do you think it was smart for him to give a national interview? >> i actually think he did quite well. let's face it, especially in the wake of other high profile interviews like jerry sandusky where i don't think he did very well. i thought gary giordano did quite well. and he adamantly denied having anything to do with her disappearance. and he also gave viable explanations to the questions that we all had. i think the biggest question for so many people, brooke, why do you take out a $1.5 million travel policy on somebody you just met. someone not your spouse. he said i was going to get the american travel express policy for myself. it is travel insurance. and brooke, we all get that, right? i get that when i'm traveling. >> when you go out of the country. >> he said he couldn't, yes. and he said he couldn't uncheck it. i thought that was viable. i think he also explained why two days later, he did call that insurance company

he urged his rival to reject the ads, but can you unring the bell?rt of all this is that it's coming from newt gingrich. i have to go back to comments newt gingrich made in a 1978 speech to college republicans, where when he said, i think that one of the great problems we is in the republican party is we don't encourage you to be nasty. we encourage you to be neat obedient, loyal and faith until and all of those boy scout words, which would be great around the campfire, but are lousy in politics. he has memos from the '90s saying that gop candidates should use word like bizarre, betray, anti-family, pa thet ig, lie, cheat, radical, sick and traitors when campaigning against democrats. >> since we're using cliches that will come back to bite new your butt. but what? the thing is that newt gingrich has practiced the politics of subversion, insinuation and now it's boomer nging on him. and i think that newt gingrich doesn't have much to complain about because he's been the author of such misery for so long in politics. he's had his comeuppance. >> certa

i think he's shown a level of unrely ability as a conservative leader today.e attacks hurt gingrich? if so, will governor romney necessarily be the beneficiary here in iowa and elsewhere? let's begin there and a conversation with our conservative contributor, eric erickson redstate.com. and conservative activist becky beach and jim curtainback, a former iowa state chairman. neither becky or jim has a candidate this time around. erick, the simple question if you talk to the people on the ground here, they do tell you they get a sense that gingrich has plateaued. and in part because of the attacks. if romney's the chief attacker, is he the schechief beneficiary? >> i'm not sure he is. i'm not a big romney fan, but i feel sorry for him on the attacks because they need to be made but when he makes them at newt gingrich, the gingrich response is to say, that's what they say about you, too. they're hurting gingrich but they're not helping romney about -- the only crazier thing, only zhangnier thing romney can do is try out john sununu and blame gingrich for the tax

every interview cost $800, and i'm eager to do them and we do cobble something together, but i cannot unring the bell of this point. how can i not get an interview to a victim of trafficking? so i do it. >> i am going to try to give two more questions. >> first of all, i want to thank you for sharing your personal stores and expertise as well as your time and commitment. you all are running excellent programs but i wanted to see if there was any component or opportunity for you to become leaders and stepped out of the shadow of it has been victims or those in need of being services and be seen as someone who is powerful and a real stakeholder in our community. that is what i draw from you directly. when they say things like going to team lounges and hang out with him, who are you did tell me, you know what i mean, who are you determine what services are best for me? i am stuck. you're right. let's talk about it. i want to know if there is any program or component to your program that gives the kids that opportunity? >> i would mention two that do that very well. one is benchmark hearing, des

he is getting it or somebody close to him is getting it and i'm impressed with that but you can't unringe victims that the police are making into the investigation of bernie fine. it's not something you can get awayne and he has got to be fired. >> john, you disagree. why? >> i think greg wrote a provocative column but this guy has done decades of good work. no question a regrettable statement and clearly jim boeheim knows it and backtracking right now. i think the calling for his firing is obsessant. this is a different case than penn state and a lot of strange circumstances here. the statement he made was completely inappropriate and tone deaf given the climate with penn state but i'm not sure calling for his head is appropriate. >> greg, your column talks about the money involved here. the fact that these are winning teams, the fact that coaches will be kept on board. do you think this is a problem that runs deep throughout the industry as a whole? >> oh, gosh, i hope not. if you're talking about sexual abuse on coaching staffs, i hope not. if you're talking about do these coaches mak

eager to do these interviews and we do put them together, and i can theunring the bell -- i cannot unringhe bell at this point. >> first of all, i want to thank you all for sharing your personal stories, expertise, time, and commitment. you all ran excellent programs. i wanted to see if there was any opportunity for you to become leaders and step out of the shadows of being victims or in need of being services to be seen as someone who is powerful in the real-estate holding community. when they say things like going to team lounges and who are you to tell me -- you know what i mean -- who are you to tell me what services are best for me? i am stock. i want to know if there is any program or component to your program the kids the opportunity. >> there are two that to that very well. the first is benchmark hearing. all of my kids are older. most of my kids coming into foster care are newborn infants. 13, lebron, teenagers. this program is designed for older use. the entire hearing is a two hour hearing. the idea is that prior to the hearing with a social worker, we talk about the forms that