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Much-talked-about organization really kicks into effect, and you need to make sure that you have a precinct leader at all of iowas 1,774 precincts, and they make sure that iowans across the state show up right at 7:00 on a cold, dark night to cast their vote. so when they get there, theyre going to see signs, theyre going to see stickers, theres going to be la cards all over the place, and that is going to show momentum for certain candidates, and its going to be the downfall of others because, ...

130,000 people show up on caution might and i have every reason that will be the case so it is a fight for the universe of voters and who is the best organized comes out on ton. >>trace: thank you, sir, good of you. >>guest: see you soon. >>trace: and now the chief political correspondent who is like for us in iowa. tell us highway the front runners are spending the final days. >>carl: campaigning like crazy. if the last five or six days in iowa there is increased anxiety because each second on ...

Numerous raids across the country, devon and cornwall police managed to find and arrest bar, a slave trader responsible for buying women at auction. including potentially lilly. back in glosershire county, police are focusing in on another and more sophisticated trafficking ring with links back to china. >> the organization here, behind the crime groups seems to be much swifter, much quicker, organized. they have gone through four premises in less than three months. >> this gag appears to be ope...

smith, whos leaving "politico" for buzzfeed. what is that? and a look back at our most provocative interviews of 2011. im howard kurtz, and this is the christmas day edition of "reliable sources." its been a better year for scandal. some sleazy, some superficial, all devoured by the media. perhaps the most chilling came from the world of sports. first at penn state, then at syracuse university with popular coaches accused of horrendous acts. >> in retrospect, i -- you know, i shoul...

Thats a mistake, you dont get warriors to solve the problem, you get people to solve the problem. >> whats the problem? why were ron paul and mitt romney able to get on the ballot, but gingrich and perry couldnt? i mean, it doesnt make any sense. >> organization. >> jamie: and theyre-- >> theyre arguing the problem is with the system, but, you know, ron paul was able to do it and mitt romney was able to do it. >> jamie: well, some people-- >> able. >> theres a problem. >> the reason why theyre a...

That the mass protests in the midwest against republican governors and republican legislators and laws stripping union rights, there is no reason to believe that those led to the occupy movement. these things emerged in different parts of the country with different goals, different tactics. its different people. but if you want to understand the politics of 2011 overall, it is republican governance in the states sparking huge backlash in the streets. its the streets all over the country coming a...

That the mats protests in the midwest against republican governors and republican legislators and laws stripping un yoen rights, theres no reason to believe that those led to the occupy movement. these things emerged in different parts of the country with different goals, different tactics. its different people. but if you want to understand the politics of 20e11 overall, t is republican governance in the streets. it is the streets all over the country coming away with a dissatisfied, organized,...

Middle east bureau right now. >> reporter: hi, john. al qaeda link being made by none other than syrian state television and the syrian government. in cases like this where they dont allow foreign journalists inside syria to figure these things out or see the evidence first-hand you have to take it with a very big grain of salt. we do know that 40 people, possibly more were killed in twin car bombings and they were incredibly well-organized. we saw video from state television. the general intell...

Feeds by some of the candidates or groups supporting them. there is not very much time left of nonholiday variety between today and january 3rd, the evening when the caucuses will take place but i think this picture is fluid and i think in iowa you take the polling a little less seriously or with a little more skepticism than you do in other states because youre trying to sample what turns out to be an electorate that is a very small percentage of the population. jon: we mentioned it before thou...

To do it without the support of a key group voters but can he? its time now for "office politics" and this week we took our cameras to concord, massachusetts, to visit doris kearns goodwin, pulitzer prize winner, and now at work on a biography of president roosevelt. to get into the minds of her presidents, she surrounds herself with walls of books. >> this home has history to it. you have built history into the walls of this home. is that inspirational for you? is it just natural for you? >> ...