you couldn't, for example, take a woman from galilee to judea or judea to galilee. from the town to the country side or vice versa. that is one reason for caution. >> give me the second one. 13 years old was the average age according to the jewish religion a woman becomes betrothed and that young lady was watched carefully by her parents and others to see to it that she arrived at the marriage state in a state of virgin, correct? that line was crossed. isn't that all very small academic minor green eye shade material when you are faced with the reality of this situation? >> it may be. the other factor i had in mind is mary mag ga -- magdalene's previous possession. we don't know the nature of that earlier difficulty. >> we are talking about the demons. >> exactly. >> the gospels say that mary mag -- magdalene was possessed by seven demons. what were these demons? were they physical, neurological, psychiatric, satanic? we will put that question to our guest. first here is his distinguished profile. >> born new york. age 56. two sons. religion, an le can. ba drama. th

you couldn't, for example, take a woman from galilee to judea or judea to galilee. from the town to the country side or vice versa. that is one reason for caution. >> give me the second one. 13 years old was the average age according to the jewish religion a woman becomes betrothed and that young lady was watched carefully by her parents and others to see to it that she arrived at the marriage state in a state of virgin, correct? that lin was crossed. isn't that all very small academic minor green eye shade material when you are faced with the reality of this situation? >> it may be. the other factor i had in mind is mary mag ga -- magdalene's previous possession. we don't know the nature of that earlier difficulty. >> we are talking about the demons. >> exactly. >> the gospels say that mary mag -- magdalene was possessed by seven demons. what were these demons? were they physical, neurological, psychiatric, satanic? we will put that question to our guest. first here is his distinguished profile. >> born new york. age 56. two sons. religion, an le can. ba drama. the

last week, i did not to mouth and i finally met summit i could like palin and now, i assault judea's of and i get it on by a rabbi. something tells me i should not invade again until the world begins to make sense to me again. " she could have just said no thank you. >> you are right. ask me again. >> she looks med. >> of all of the things you have done -- never mind the illegality of it, the incentive pay, a soldier lost his life. there is no excuse. >> it was stupid. we never should have done it. if i thought there would have been any bearing on the case, never -- >> course it has bearing. >> this was obviously denny's plan. >> don't sell me out. >> you sold me out. you both be trade me. and the firm and the client. >> you sicken me. both of you. tavis: do you feel old, accomplished, or both? >> that makes me feel very old. tavis: is this what you have always wanted to do, this writing and producing thing? >> i think it is, but i did not know it. i grew up on the east coast. no one ever put that vocation in front of students growing up. you went to school and got a job and you went

. >> joining us from our bangkok's judea's. thank you for your update. the u.n. nuclear watchdog said it has received an invitation to visit korea years after its since -- the stations were closed. and to allow u.n. nuclear inspectors into the country in return for food aid. >> a string of recent deaths linked to overwork has raised questions about the price workers are paying for the country's success. top international companies place orders and a manufacturing -- in the manufacturing of a high-tech gadget. >> it is the start of a long work day. she works at least 12 hours a day, six days a week to provide a good laugh -- life for her children. she spent so much time at the shop she is starting to question the toll it is taking on her health and family. >> because i work from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., i get tired easily. i have back and shoulder aches and i have gotten sick and i have to have surgery. the family only gets to spend time together on sunday. >> she is not unusual. on average, how many people were 20% -- work 24 hours more? in 60% more than workers i

however, in the united states with the sanctity of christ, with the way our judea christian backgroundeen established, we view the 16 murders -- it's much more grieves to us than i frankly think it is to the afghan people. if you look at what happened in afghanistan after the koran burning, the violence was immediate. it was extremely vitriolic, it was emotional, and it lasted for an amount of time. it's been incredible, the reaction in the united states. the polls you indicate are not surprising in the least. thing the u.s. views this as a real inflexion point in terms of our presence in afghanistan. and president karzai knows that probably as well as anybody in our administration. >> yeah. i mean you have actually told us that this is obama's war, but that afghan president hamid karzai is in charge. can you expand on that a little bit? >> what that means is he certainly is the president of gachb stan, and we are there as his guests. clearly we invaded in 2001. we brought him into power. he has been elected. he is a legitimate leader in afghanistan, regardless of how we view how he's

further, i have co-sponsored house resolution 394 to support israel's right to annex judea and sumeria from the palestinian authority continues to press for unilateral recognition of palestinian statehood at the united nations. a united nation recognized palestinian state could place israelis under the sovereignty of a group that actively seeks their destruction. this is unacceptable, mr. speaker. and in the absence of a negotiated peace agreement, israel has the right to protect its citizens living in judea and sumeria by annexing those territories. there cannot be peace without a willing peace partner. now more than ever is a time to stand with our ally israel and thanks in large part to the so-called arab spring of democratic revolutionaries, israel is beleaguered and surrounded by hostility on all sides. the israeli embassy in cairo, egypt, was almost seized and turkey, once a prominent ally, has even shown intimations, threateninging israel with war. all the while hamas terrorists in gaza fire rockets into israel cities on a pretty much daily basis. there is a realistic chance tha