by the way i want to run this and then maybe k.g.here's a sound on tape of critics of bibi netanyahu's speech. and there's an interesting that happens in this. roll that. >> on the core issue which is how do we prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon? the prime minister didn't offer any viable alternatives. >> what i heard today felt to me like an effort to stampede the united states into war once again. >> it was a very dark strangelovian speech painting a picture of a distopian world. >> he tried to come into the united states and change foreign policy. >> somebody ought to. nobody's at the wheel. >> when she said stranglovian, she talking about dr. strangelove. doesn't she realize that's probably the wrong comparison for this? >> it's the wrong comparison absolutely. and he's on the money about this. and even air press was quite excited in terms of their praise and thought that he did a great job and that he gets it and that he conveyed the message that needs to be conveyed about the seriousness of iran becoming nuclear. so y

and harry reid obstructed as he did, but instead people chalked it up to just a guy doing k.g. things as opposed to -- doing cagey things. reid will leave the senate bruise literally, because they showed him that i injury that he got working out, but he also lost to one of the most powerful people in the senate. today during a radio interview with kpnr of nevada, they discussed the senator's unique qualities. radio host: keri is unique and he has that curmudgeonly charm -- harry -- president obama: harry is unique and he has that curmudgeonly charm, but i am going to miss him. mark: the republican senatorial committee did a press release that was scathing and it did not really honor harry reid, so what will his political legacy going to be -- what is his political legacy going to be? john: in the context of the 2008 presidential campaign, as you and i reported there was a very important moment when harry reid calls obama up to capitol hill and says you should run for president. it was a very big moment that gave a sense to obama that there are democratic establishment that ever

k.g., let's talk to you for a second. they avoided the death penalty. why do you think they did that? >> yeah, i mean, i don't think it's going to be necessary in this particular case. i don't think it has good optics for anybody involved. the whole point was we bring our own home. we have done that at great expense. at great expense to those that looked for him, searched for him, tried to rescue him and lost their lives to the families who are waiting for their loved ones to come home, and that day will never happen. then, of course, even worse is now the fact that the five taliban commanders were emancipated courtesy of united states of america. and susan rice says that this man, we're joyful for his family and that this is a guy who served with honor and distinction. it is opposite day? >> nice callback. charged with misbehavior before the enemy. it sounds like a panty raid at the barracks, misbehavior. but he was charged with running away, surrendering, endangering safety cowardly conduct or in the eyes of the left, heroism. as you said, susan rice

k.g.?had a big results here from the lawsuit today from marvin gay's family. $7.3 million awarded against robin thicke, farrell and t.i. word from marvin gay, they sought more than 25 million for the song blurred line. i think i can smell an appeal coming up. >> 7.3 million doesn't sound like a lot. >> what a ridiculous lawsuit. >> now they want to stop the song from playing. >> i'm glad that we were tracking on the musical o and b. >> enough of this stupid musical entertainment news. juan? >> now i'm stuck. reggie jackson, the old yankee wants to sell the big sign that said yankee stadium. that big blue sign that you see with the letters. he bought them and they were up there from 1976 to 2008. in '08 when the stadium closed somehow he bought them, he won't say for how much. now he's going to sell them through sotheby's in april and they think they can get between 300 and $600,000. >> wow. that's a story. >> great. >> tough day, bad day for the military. sorry to have to report this. 11 ar