it's like i don't know, it's out of monty python. yeah, go ahead. >> so if they decided that they should be two separate states, then i guess the idea is they're both fighting over the same little bit of land- they all want jerusalem or something? >> well, it's very complex, but in a nutshell, to kind of give you the overview, you know, what we have here, and this came out of the- one of the things that i really love about this profession and at least the freedom i have at western to teach, is that i can create or resurrect classes- and i wanted to know more about judaism, so i put together a semester-length class on judaism and much of this comes out. well, of course, everyone is familiar with the holocaust, but the history of the jews is just enormous irony and suffering, and it's just overwhelming. but to come back here quickly to the situation, the zionist movement, as dr. lorberbaum says, you know, starts roughly around 1897 and works in many different facets. the one most interesting, i think, is there was a strong group that w

you were talking about monty python. we will play a drinking game. take a drink every time you hear coverage.r" or a team >> i'm not going to make it. >> too much elderberry. thank you. temperatures are in the upper 30's and low 40's. everybody is above freezing, except up in the mountains. around baltimore, the storm is starting to get organized off the coast. it is pulling cold air from the north. the precipitation is starting to move in. we have some light sprinkles around annapolis. you can see the northern fringe of the precipitation starting to changeover to snow. a cold rain or a mix of rain or snow. it might even stick a little bit. most likely time will be laid in the afternoon or this evening -- the most likely time will be late in the afternoon or this evening. the roads are going to be ok. the evening commute will be ok. we might get our first accumulation in some neighborhoods. it will not be a big deal. breezy and called otherwise with a mix of rain or snow showers -- breezy and cold. high temperature between 39 and 44 degrees. covering

more on the so-called fiscal cliff with laura tyson congresswoman donna edwards at >> eliot: as monti python used to say and now for something completely different. not something about the fiscal cliff or the benghazi kerfuffle let's talk british press scandals or the scope of rupert murdoch's media empire's breach of trust integrity and the law. today, lord justice levinson released his report detailing the scope of what he discovered in the british media especially focused, of course, on the enterprises owned by rupert murdoch that have been implicated in the scandals that have erupted over the past several years. to say it is not a pretty picture is to state the obvious. here are some of the figures detailed. 17 arrests have been made. with respect to payment of public officials 52 arrests have been made including 27 journalists. with respect to data hacking and improper access to personal computer records 17 arrests have been made. there were over 800 known victims of phone hacking by british media interests and until recently, none of this has been discovered by the sham, internal inves

it's like i don't know, it's out of monty python. yeah, go ahead. >> so if they decided that they should be two separate states, then i guess the idea is they're both fighting over the same little bit of land- they all want jerusalem or something? >> well, it's very complex, but in a nutshell, to kind of give you the overview, you know, what we have here, and this came out of the- one of the things that i really love about this profession and at least the freedom i have at western to teach, is that i can create or resurrect classes- and i wanted to know more about judaism, so i put together a semester-length class on judaism and much of this comes out. well, of course, everyone is familiar with the holocaust, but the history of the jews is just enormous irony and suffering, and it's just overwhelming. but to come back here quickly to the situation, the zionist movement, as dr. lorberbaum says, you know, starts roughly around 1897 and works in many different facets. the one most interesting, i think, is there was a strong group that w

he knew i liked monty python. he said -- it is only a flesh wound. [laughter] about a year later, this is a commando, i went on a rate of baghdad with a squadron. he was back on a prosthetic doing an operation in baghdad. he is still on active duty. he is that kind of guy. there are lots of those kinds of men and women. this is the test -- when someone is wounded, it test them. it has inside. it test their family. it has their spouses, parents, children. it test everybody. it test us even more. i did some numbers research. during the civil war, there were 500,000 americans wounded. with a 34 million-person population, that was one for every 68 americans. there was a wounded person in your town, probably in your family. you were comfortable. you sort people who had been wounded in war. that was familiar. there have been 46,000 americans wounded in iraq and afghanistan. that is about one wounded for every 7392 americans with our current population. most of us do not see a wounded service member often. it is a test of us as a group of people. what'll we

these guys remind me of the monty python movie with the knight i'm going to cut your bloody knee capsd on to his body on wedding night. >> stephanie: all right, john fugelsang, speaking about john bainer moving out of his office after eric cantor overthrows him. in honor of that, friday drunk stack, reilly sheehan reilly sheehan faces charges under super drunk designation after a traffic stop when the police discovered him clad in a teletuby costume. he registered blood alcohol level of .30. and the benchmark for the super drunk legislation is .17. >> wow. >> stephanie: he was wearing the costume of the purple tell tubby, blinky winky. >> blame the gays again. super tough laws. >> i'm guessing a higher super drunk law ♪ i'm super ♪ thanks for asking ♪ all things considered ♪ i could be better ♪ i must say ♪ >> sir your blood alcohol level reads you're a kennedy. >> stephanie: stop it. >> we're doing research, and we can't find that. >> stephanie: try not to read random e-mails from listeners like it's news, my credibility has already taken a beating this week without your help. dan fr

then he knew that i like monty python a lot so he said tell the boss is only a flesh wound. [laughter] about a year later, this is a commando, i went on a raid in baghdad with a squadron and he was back on an artificial in doing an operation in baghdad and he is still on active duty today. he's that kind of guy. there are lots of those types of men and women. when someone is wounded, it tests them, it tests inside, their family, it's just their young spouse, their family, their children, it tests everybody. it tests us even more. we were talking before this and i did some numbers research. and there were about 500,000 americans wounded in the civil war. 34 million persons population, that was 1 for every 68 americans. there was a wounded person in your town or village and probably in your family. so you were comfortable. some people who had been wounded in war. that was familiar to you. there have been 46,000 americans wounded in iraq and afghanistan. but that's about one wounded for every 7392 americans with our current population. so most of us don't see a wounded service

he knew i liked monty python. he said -- tell the boss it is only a flesh wound. [laughter] about a year later, this is a commando, i went on a raid of baghdad with a squadron. he was back on a prosthetic doing an operation in baghdad. he is still on active duty. he is that kind of guy. there are lots of those kinds of men and women. this is a test -- when someone is wounded, it tests them. it tests inside. it tests their family. it has their young spouses, parents, and children. it tests everybody. it tests us even more. i did some numbers research. during the civil war, there were 500,000 americans wounded. with a 34 million-person population, that was one for every 68 americans. there was a wounded person in your town, probably in your family. you were comfortable. you saw people who had been wounded in war. that was familiar to you. there have been 46,000 americans wounded in iraq and afghanistan. our current population, that is about one wounded for every 7,392 americans with. most of us do not see a wounded service member often. it is a test of us as a group

to take the edge off, the captain and i exchanged lines from monty python and "the holy grail," one ofou're in great peril. i don't think i was. yes, you were, you were in the terrible peril. look, let me go back and face the peril. oh, no, it's too perilous. we were like-minded in how to approach the embattled city. i would spend the night protecting my friend's smoldering wreckage. i went home. i attended all the memorials. early on the night of a holy day, and i can hear the broadcast from three nearby mosques, a voice spread out through an extended exhale of language that i cannot interpret but feel that i may understand. that's a gray of incomplete darkness, blind to the world as we see it but somehow not colliding with it. both of us recognizing what is solid and what is not. it is, then, the same world to men and to bats. they hunt insects that hunt us and hunt each other. everything is similar. everyone is hunting. i had moved through the dark defining the grainny green glow of night vision goggles. i'd been out all day patrolling and sweating and thinking that i wouldn't need