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Required. unnecessary laws have consequences and in this case that consequence was death. so somebody agrees with me and that is rand paul, always a smart fellow in my book. here is him discussing the cigarette taxes. >> some politician put a tax of $5.85 on a pack of cigarettes so theyve driven cigarettes underground by making them so expensive. but then some politician had to direct the police to say we want you to arrest people for buying single cigarettes. we put our police in a difficult si...

When the situation broke through like the garner case. >> i think it is hard not to watch that video of him saying i cant breathe, i cant breathe and not be horrified by it. i think theres something bigger than the individual circumstances. obviously the individual circumstances are important. i think it is important to know that some politician put a tax of $5.85 on a pack of cigarettes so that driven cigarettes jubld ground by making them so expensive. but then some politician had to say we wa...

How do we bridge the gap between white and black at this time when the situation broke through like the garner case. >> i think it is hard not to watch that video of him saying i cant breathe, i cant breathe and not be horrified by it. i think theres something bigger than the individual circumstances. obviously the individual circumstances are important. i think it is important to know that some politician put a tax of $5.85 on a pack of cigarettes so that driven cigarettes jubld ground by makin...

With a more compassionate system is possible. im not suggesting its in any way easy, quite the contrary. >> one of the ways you get to the overmilitarized police force, but increasingly small time crime, this small time crime focus of a lot of departments. i want you to listen to what senator rand paul had to say to chris matthews on "hardball" on wednesday about the eric garner case in new york and the kind of crime he was being confronted by half dozen officers for. take a listen. >> some poli...

Industry. they work for us. that stems have gotten out of hand. >> good way of putting it. >> in some cities. we have to get back to the notion they work for us, they should reflect the community they serve far more than they do in many instances. not new york city. new york city for my money is still the finest police department in the world. >> we also heard about ran paul who made some news yesterday. lets run the clip of ran paul when he was talking about what mia had brought up. >> i think ...

Happening in iraq. youre close to $4 in new york and illinois and other big-population states. youre already very close to half the country, half the population paying $4 a gallon and its rising. >> keep in mind when president obama took office i believe it was $1.85 a gallon. >> that is correct. >> nothing has really happened. we havent slowed down. the barrels havent stopped. this is all projected impact. >> its fear of whats going to happen in the future. youve got this oil refinery taken ove...

Officers must stay on top of. >> there, check it out. >> such as nick knoxs attempt to use wire and an outlet to make a lighter. >> its all good. [ bleep ]. no, that aint how its supposed to work. oh, im in trouble. >> when we met him, knox was awaiting trial for murder while serving time for a variety of lesser charges. including robbing an amish man of $1.85. >> kind of embarrassing. we had fake guns actually. drove right in front of him so they couldnt go forward. when we got out of the car, ...

Would kill 500,000 jobs. bob, any thoughts on this one? >> yeah, very simple. i have begun to believe the cbo has either lost its mind -- look, theres 600 labor economists who believe it has no impact, in fact, it helps the economy, and six of those are nobel laureates. ill put them up against the cbo any day. every case where you raise the minimum wame, no one has lost their jobs. its a crazy notion. >> eric, you look like you dont want to knock over your coffee but maybe through your coffee. >...

Would kill 500,000 jobs. bob, any thoughts on this one? >> yeah, very simple. i have begun to believe the cbo has either lost its mind -- look, theres 600 labor economists who believe it has no impact, in fact, it helps the economy, and six of those are nobel laureates. ill put them up against the cbo any day. every case where you raise the minimum wame, no one has lost their jobs. its a crazy notion. >> eric, you look like you dont want to knock over your coffee but maybe through your coffee. >...

>> so highly educational, those moments. >> just a reminder, you did leave a lucrative job. you were the president of life insurance policy company. >> i did. >> thank you for joining us today. >> the book is called "god revealed." pick it up on amazon right now. thank you for coming in. next up, her brave fight for a life transplant. coming up, a big update from sarah. and a big lawsuit in the nfl. we are talking about the cheerleaders. why they are suing and want a huge payout. do you know...