i would remind them of norman schwarzkopf's great line, when he was praised for his courage in running the first persian gulf war successfully. he said it does not take courage to order men into battle. it takes courage to go into battle. there is a little bit too much self congratulatory back-patting on the part of the administration. >> charles, you changed the subject. the doctor -- i yield to no one in my disgust with the pakistanis, but reading a newspaper, you could figure out that it was a neighbor taking out information and it would not be difficult to figure it out. the person to blame is not reporters or leakers. the person to blame on the pakistanis -- are the pakistanis. >> it is not a partisan issue. dianne feinstein is not a republican, not a conservative. she's incredibly angry over what happened, especially on stuxnet, an ongoing operation. the real question is will there be a special prosecutor? if you had one on plame infinitesimally important compared to what has been leaked here, destroying the life of scooter libby -- >> the justice department has been far more agg

serving their country in uniform, something i did not want to do, and i box -- i was there with norman schwarzkopf. i looked at these guys, and we get off the train in berlin, germany. a guy meet me, takes me to an important -- takes me to an apartment, there stood in the refrigerator and everything. the commander's wife the next day comes to see my wife, who was pregnant with our third child. wow, these people or something else. then they built the wall, we went through that kind of stress, shooting their own people off the wall. i just looked at the people around be in uniform and said there are some really wonderful leaders here. i would like to grow up and be like them. so i stayed after the time in the military and learned a great many lessons as far as courage, sacrifice, what a real hero is, those things that hopefully we'll talk about later on. so did i. it reduced audit not come back into society after the military, i stayed in. i got to serve with some of the greatest people i have ever been around anywhere. knowing what i know now, i probably would have left home when i found out my par

serving their country in uniform, something i did not want to do, and i box -- i was there with norman schwarzkopf. i looked at these guys, and we get off the train in berlin, germany. a guy meet me, takes me to an important -- takes me to an apartment, there stood in the refrigerator and everything. the commander's wife the next day comes to see my wife, who was pregnant with our third child. wow, these people or something else. then they built the wall, we went through that kind of stress, shooting their own people off the wall. i just looked at the people around be in uniform and said there are some really wonderful leaders here. i would like to grow up and be like them. so i stayed after the time in the military and learned a great many lessons as far as courage, sacrifice, what a real hero is, those things that hopefully we'll talk about later on. so did i. it reduced audit not come back into society after the military, i stayed in. i got to serve with some of the greatest people i have ever been around anywhere. knowing what i know now, i probably would have left home when i found out my par