cannot be measured in month or years but rather in decades. >> brown: what are the forces at play, trudy rubin, that you see between these new government and militant groups in the country? >> well, i think that the militant groups who are looking to exploit political openings are trolling for films like this. a film, a cartoon. in egypt you had militant preacher on a satellite network who publicized this. this is the way they can get the crowds, this is the way they can gather support. so this does not necessarily represent a majority and these films would never get attention were it not that the internet. and the people who are looking to exploit these openings want to play with this. you also have governments as in egypt, an islamic government, that is rather centrist and might be pragmatic but is looking to its right flank because you have elected salfys, hard line islamists and unelected who are looking to push the centrist government and the question is whether mohammed morsi has the courage to stare them down. >> brown: so hisham melhem, how much is genuine anti-american and anti-

trudy: i saw an "america's most wanted" last night that i'd never seen before, so it was actually goodthat i'd stayed home. jim: the first thing on the agenda -- building operations. the memo is spinning, i'm gonna set it down for a second. excuse me. why are you wearing garcia's shirt? raineesha: hoo-hoo! [ laughing ] ooh! oh, what did you do? what do you think we did? clemmy took a little moustache ride this morning. jim: oh... ohh! did you see that? i'll do it again. i'll do it again, see? go change shirts. stop kissing and go change shirts. what just happened there? somebody, you dropped a pot or something! a nice, potted plant fell down here. woman: you're going to have to drag me out of here, you [bleep] cops!

i just don't think that we hear about sting and trudy.ean, i have others that i can't remember right now, but lots of people that have stayed married forever. what about tom hanks and his wife? so i feel like it's just sort of, you know, tabloid fodder. and i also feel like i would never want to feel like i'm better than somebody else because i have a marriage that works and here's my secret and i know better. there's something unappealing about it. i feel lucky, i feel grateful. i think i just got lucky. yes, we work on it, but i don't have any tips for anybody. i don't know what the secret is. we just got lucky and we work at it and that's it. like i would never want to say, "well, here's the thing you need to do." that's unappealing to me. tavis: okay, i get it now. >> okay. tavis: so speaking of needing to do and wanting to do, now that you have this newfound freedom after seven years of "the closer" and "the possession" is out now, what do you want to do with your life now? is it movies? >> i really want to do more movies. i've alway

>> trudy rubin, the "philadelphia inquirer."llow it onto marcus question, i would like to ask you what you feel the predominate feeling is inside the israeli security about what is the real nature of the threat that iran presents to israel. the prime minister has produced an apocalyptic terms and the rhetoric makes it easy to adopt that position. the iranian intent is to a breakup capacity and they couldn't dare to hit israel because they destroyed our solemn, 2 million palestinians and ensure that part of their country was abbreviated. how do you think the predominate feeling among security experts within israel tends to be one way or the other? >> in previous cases, those on the iranian past decade than with other threats reportedly dealt with by israel, we've never seen this kind of discord we've seen in the past year. what do you think it is that it's changed? we hear so many voices coming out of israel, discussing not only politics and decisions mentioned, the possible decisions, but the security aspects during the operatio

>> we will take trudy behind her. >> following on to margaret's question, what is the predominant feelingnside the israeli security community about what is the real nature of the threat that iran presents to israel? the prime minister has put it in apocalyptic terms and of course, iranian rhetoric makes it easy to adopt that position, but many israeli security experts as you know believe the real iranian intent is to have breakout capacity and they could not there to hit israel because they would destroy jerusalem and two million palestinians and make sure their country was alleviated -- obliviated. what is the -- how does the feeling among security experts tend one way or another? >> in previous cases, on the iranian issue and with other threats reportedly dealt with by israel, we have never seen this kind of discord we see in the past year. what is it you think that has changed and so many voices coming out of israel discussing not all the politics of the decisions but also the security aspects of potential israeli operation? what has changed from three years ago when the iranian questi

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