600, perhaps a thousand. those soldiers and various forces are there to do specific things, and he s making an assessment continually in terms of how do we increase that to make sure we re protecting american citizens and how are we advising others. okay, mark hurtling, thank you. thank you. thank you, victor. you know the phrase, wwjd what would jesus do? i heard of it. it appears that tyler perry now has control of the trademark of wwjd. so maybe the better question is what will tyler perry do? plus this. has he been living under a rock that he doesn t know that thing you do on the internet by yourself unencumbered from your station are going to have a different repercussion. sirius radio fire as shock jock. is it all that shocking?
monetizing faith and religion and jesus especially, are they different as they be compared to anything else? is there a thin line of taste in this arena? well, you hit upon it. whether the rules are written or not is a question of how far do you want to push it and what s appropriate usage of it. there are certainly guidelines and laws and i defer to my colleague on the legal aspects of that. but there s the due main, the public due main usage of this and how much he wants to push the boundaries. i don t think we re going to see inappropriate use. i think probably if he follows character we ll see brilliant use. this is a man who gets marketing and branding probably better than many in his field. all right. michael and janet, wwjd, we ll see what tyler perry does with it. thanks, guys. are you a fan of the show scandal? you know i am. it turns out one of the show s stars ran into a bit of scandal himself.
we ve said. what is he going to do that where will he own it and how tightly is he going to control it is going to depend on where it s going to reside in the broader picture of what his empire looks like right now. janet, with this there s bound to be some confusion here. what does it mean for the average person who wants to wear a what would jesus do bracelet or t-shirt like we ve seen? it means nothing. he said in his filing he s not trying to trademark the word jesus which thanks, tyler, that s big of you. but you know, it really doesn t mean anything. if i launch a tv show and i call it wwjd then tyler perry is going after me. if i m wearing a t-shirt, i don t think he could do it. the important thing is that he does nothing with it, then it doesn t matter. then you know, he can t actually go after anybody because he has to use it in a project. are the rules governing i don t know if these are written but the rules governing