to nobody no more. everybody is trying to get somebody for something. if it is for commissary or money to get bailed out, everybody s trying to do something. it s like there s no more honest people left. there s always going to be that personality issue i think between some women, but we try to get along. you know, you become family with each other. that s all you ve got in here. when you don t have your own family or the support of your own family, this is all you ve got. i don t like to associate with many people because they are just so much drama. you can t trust anything anybody says. everything anybody says is usually just a lie or glorifying of their crime. it s hard to even discuss like my charges with people because they look at me like, you re in here for nothing. but to me it s something. but to them, it s like if it s not home invasions, murders or something it s considered small. sometimes it reminds me of a bunch of kids because it s a bunch of women who of cour
don t trust someone that bleeds for seven days and don t die? yeah. living with a bunch of females is like living in a pit of snakes. you know? it s constantly watch your back. you re around these women all day long. you smell them. you re with them. you know what s going on with their lives. you see so much manipulation, so many lies and so many con artists in here. it just gets frustrating to the point where you just don t talk to nobody no more. everybody is trying to get somebody for something. if it is for commissary or money to get bailed out, everybody s trying to do something. it s like there s no more honest people left. there s always going to be that personality issue i think between some women, but we try to get along. you know, you become family with each other. that s all you ve got in here. when you don t have your own family or the support of your own family, this is all you ve got. i don t like to associate with many people because they are just so much drama. you
in the last two years, 13 governments in the european union have either collapsed or been voted out of power. today, french president nicolas sarkozy is caught in a runoff with francois hollande that cast him his job. under sarkozy, france s unemployment climbing to 10%, while economic growth ground to a halt. also today, greece, a national election taking place in a society crushed by debt. greek unemployment now at 21%. up from just 9% before bailouts and austerity brought protesters to the streets. and as no other network can, we brought together cnn s best from around the world. veteran business correspondent john defterios from abu dhabi, he ll break down what you need to know. jim bittermann is live from paris at the headquarters of now defeated french president nicolas sarkozy. he just conceded to socialist francois hollande. matthew chance is in athens at the center of an election that also took place today, greek voters deciding whether they are willing to accept tou
chris, and have real implications as to what president obama can feasibly do in this year moving forward. it s going to be quite a sight to see. we ll be right back with you, luke. hold on to this question, will there be a first budget resolution? let s go right back to david corn. it looks to me like the president, and andrea, and everybody on this roundtable, there s an interesting stylistic thing going on here. a big change from the last two years. my hunch has been that this president has been a victim as well as a beneficiary of this personality cult. talk about obama, talk about obama, talk about obama. republicans love it. they focus on his ethnic background, his geography where he grew up, the whole thing. constantly talking about this guy who comes from an interesting ethnic background, and political background, let s face it. community organizer, the whole thing. the mother, a liberal, the father, an african. so what he has decided or somebody around him has thought through
fast forward toç two years tod and that s dramatically different. young people today, i was on the university of texas campus two days ago and the young people there are motivated by one thing. jobs. they re at the end of their college career. young people today are wanting to get a job, better job if they have one today. very ambitious financially for themselves and they re not happy with the majority in congress and the white house with their handling of economy and at the end of the day the young people motivated this election cycle are going to be disproportionately skewed to supporting candidates. i have three young voters here and they re very politically active and i will reintroduce emma, the president of penn democrats and john is the president of fortm university college republicans and christopher is the president of college democrats of boston college. any of you remember, you re way too remember? so, is there a personality