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virginia congressman jim moran went there with a congressional delegation, says high value detaineesof the trilogy. only thing i can think of, if this is true, this is secondhand information, but if true, i assume they're getting ready for the 77 virgins, right? >> 72. who's counting. >> i got to tell you, i hope we're not supplying them with these books, are we? are we? >> how would i know? >> how else are they getting it? >> the guards are like there's nothing else going on, it keeps them calm. >> they get harry potter. >> he took terrorists and turned them into lonely, middle aged soccer moms. he should be saint for this. >> who? >> dick cheney, the idea of gitmo, now the terrorists are like -- >> make the books away, soccer field away. let them go in a concrete cell with cinder blocks and think about what they did. i don't want them reading that. >> okay. bob no. it beats the anarchist cookbook. i think "the five" viewers should suggest a reading list for gitmo, start a book share program, can i make a point, during the tease dana was teasing for this segment, said a book of erot

congressman jim moran.rison that holds more than a dozen high value prisowners. he says the "fifty shades of grey" erotic series are the favorite reading material. >> how is that possible. this is a western society book, very sexual in a lot of ways. >> the "s" word. they read the series in english. offered to have it translated. the quote from the democratic representative says, i guess there is not much going on. these guys are going nowhere. what the hell? >> have you read it, by the way? >> i have not. >> i have not either, but i've been told i should. >> maybe we can do some selections here on the mix. >> i'm okay. thank you very much. >> okay. >>> moving on to this. want to show you video posted on youtube by brett jones. just a guy driving along in his van. all of a sudden, superman knocks on his window. rolls down the window. superman asks him, has he seen spiderman. then he glides off. so the guy, not knowing what is going on, turns his camera to the other side. guess who is hanging around? there h

democratic representative jim moran who was part of a delegation that toured the prison camp last weektanamo bay said the book requested the most by the detainees is "50 shades of grey." he said even though they were able to read it in english, we were there to translate it for them. >> and police in washington say the person responsible for splattering paint inside the national cathedral got caught green-handed. a 58-year-old woman is in custody charged with defacing property. police say she had green paint on her clothes and shoes, along with several paint cans. they think the case is connected to similar cases of vandalism at the lincoln memorial and on a smithsonian statue. a forensic team is testing her clothes to see if the paint matches the splatter found at other locations. >> now they will face trial. a judicial ruled prosecutors have enough evidence to move forward with a criminal trial against former penn state president graham spanier and two of his top administrators, tim curley and gary schultz. all have pleaded not guilty. make sure to follow me on twitter @jaketapper an

if you're thinking about it, after returning from a tour of the facility, v congressman jim moran toldhe huffing post "rather than the koran the book requested most by the detainees is "" 50 shades of grey."" i guess that says not much is going on down there. so what the hell. that was jim's comment. up next, president obama makes the republicans an offer they can't refuse. or can they? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. an people, we've been able to clear away the rubble from the financial crisis. we started to lay a new foundation for stronger, more durable economic growth. but we're not there yet. what we need is not a 3-month plan or even a 3-year plan. we need a long-term american strategy: job security with good wages and durable industries. a good education. reducing poverty. reducing inequality. growing opportunity. i'm going to keep pushing to make high-quality preschool available for every four-year-old in america it's time for the minimum wage to go up. (cheers) but i won't be able to do it alone, so i'm going to be calling... on all of us to take up this ca

prisoners kept in the secretive camp seven, cbs news confirmed the reading choice with jim moran.ran is the more likely choice. >>> "the new york times" looks at more apps that know what you want before you ask for it. they use technology called predictive search. they read your e-mails and track your location to provide the information. >>> the hart fort koucourant sa the family of a 7-year-old girl is suing a summer camp. she allegedly kissed a boy. he was also sent home. she and her family want more than $600,000 in damages and refunds. the camp director could not be reached for comment. last time i checked, charlie, at 15, boys and girls sometimes kiss. >> i think so. yes. >> i don't think that's so egregious. >>> are the "milwaukee journal sentinel" says the brewers start giving out $10 vouch irs to fans monday. the team wants to give back in light of the dismal season and ryan braun's drug suspension. the vouchers can be used for food, merchandise, and tickets. the team expects to give out more than $3 million in coupons. >>> and the "omaha world herald" says billionaire war

>>steve: jim moran, a democrat from virginia, was down there with a codel. as it turns out, he was told the most requested book by high-valued detainees not the koran but "50 shades of grey." >>anna: i wonder if they, like a lot of housewives that have been reading these books and denying they're reading it by putting brown paper on top of it and you say what are you reading and then you realize it. >>brian: it shows the hypocrisy of their so-called religion. all these guys, terrorists were in strip clubs before they shaved themselves and got on planes and hijacked them. >>steve: straight ahead on this tuesday morning, coming up, she kissed her summer goodbye. a teenager hauled off from summer camp over a kiss. really? apparently she was a security threat. >>anna: nearly 48 million americans are on food stamps, but the aarp thinks that's not enough. stu varney is on deck with this story coming up next. ♪ ♪ [ whimpers ] - hugs from beneful baked delights... - [ barks ] are crispy, oven-baked dog snacks with soft savory centers, made with beef and cheese. bene