there s an old adage that a tiger doesn t lose its stripes. can the person eventually in the future six months, a year from now, do you give them a second chance? these people typically don t improve. that s not true in every situation, but the prognosis is not good. in fact, if they go to therapy, it s usually court-ordered because they wouldn t go on their own. they go to therapy and a lot of them tend to get worse. so the therapist teaches them the symbol system, you need to feel and this and and they go got ya, got ya, it makes them better at disguising who they are. therapy tends to make these people worse. and you get away from them for a while and you go, you know, i kind of miss that person. no, you miss who you wish they
you pay attention to see if they possess the evil eight. if they are using the nefarious 15, the ways they exploit you. you watch for those things and go, wow, this person is infiltrating into my life, trying to get me into a compromising con spir toirl disclosure about our boss or about a friend. if they will gossip with you, they will gossip about you. if people are doing that, listen to your gut. those things begin to trigger. say, you know, i m putting up a wall here. you start backing away. you stop exposing yourself to that person. if you do decide that the they need to be cut out, there is an old adage that a tiger doesn t lose its stripes. can a person in the future, a year from now, do you give them a second chance? these people don t typically improve. i m sorry.
exclusive interview with the arab league secretary general. you re in the situation room. newt gingrich may give it as the gift that keeps on giving. we re talking about the remark romney made right here on cnn that s gone viral that he s not concerned about the very poor because they have a safety net. rather, he s concerned about the middle class. newt gingrich is making the most of it as he and rochl any cmney in nevada. joe, what s the latest on this latest round between newt gingrich and mitt romney? wolf, clearly the gingrich campaign right now is trying to sort of capitalize, if you will, and use the recent remarks by mitt romney. but one of the things they ve been concerned about is getting out of the habit of engaging in a mud slinging match with mitt romney. gingrich clearly being advised how to focus also on his own ideas, his vision for the put to try to say positively what he is for. and they viewed these recent comments by mitt romney about the poor as a p
to election fraud to accusations that it misuses public money for its own political purposes. acorn has long denied the charges but critics like iowa republican congressman steve king charge it s only shifting its role to local organizations. people don t change, and the tiger doesn t change its stripes, so neither do people that are operate anything a corrupt fashion. if it s the same people in charge, we re going to see them attempting the same thing. reporter: here are some new acorn-linked organizations, they say, that include the affordable housing centers of america inc., that was acorn housing. there s alliance of californians for community empowerment, arkansas community organizations, missourians organizing for reform empowerment, new york communities for change, there s new england united for justice. in fact, megyn, when we went to the offices of the new york
me alive in studio. i m glad you re here in person. how do you think tiger is going to do in the comeback? can he do this? first thing he has to do is stop texting. that s a very good start. there s an old expression that tiger woods plays golf better than anybody else does anything. so despite all of the distractions, despite even his recent knee surgery, which not a lot of people are talking about, despite the fact he definitely has more than a little rust on him, i think the expectations are that this is tiger woods. he owns this sport. he s going to come back with a vengeance. the wall street journal says tiger doesn t need to excel at the masters. he can play an average game. do you agree with that? this is another example that the wall street journal doesn t know what it s talking about. it doesn t work at all. i ll tell you why. tiger woods, the only way he gets the scandal behind him and all the nonsense is to remind