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My task force had public defenders and defense attorneys as well as state attorneys and police officers. we had those that supported the law and those that opposed the law and college professors, it was a great group of people, and we had actual discussions of it, and people that used it every day and we came up with some good suggestions from it, when you look at what the governor put together, you kind of pick the players and put them out there, even when it was asked, chris smith a person who...

Then he had to backtrack and said there was an application process, he just picked his own people. >> what changes did your task force decide to -- did you decide it should all together be repealed or it could be left on the books but fixed in some way? >> thats the interesting part about it, because we have such a diverse panel, we didnt come up with the repeal of it, because there was too much discussion on it, and too much dissension on

>> to russia where ed snowden wants to stay for now. the nsa leaker requesting temporary asylum. catherine herridge, on the odds hell get aslum. >> a russian lawmaker said snowden could get the application process somewhere between three weeks and three months and will need to stay at the moscow airport. the same lawmaker confirming he helped snowden fill out the paperwork and apply for a temporary asylum on the basis that snowden fears torture or the death penalty if extradited to the u.s. snow...

Putin said it sounded strange coming from him because hes a leader that does not actively protect the united states. >> this application process is strange. its like a college application process sending letters to 19 countries. phil black, where this is developing, appreciate it. we want to go to egypt where the ultimatum for president morsi, the hours are ticking by. he has 48 hours to resolve the ongoing political crisis that brought thousands to the streets or the military will step in. pr...

White getting their voting rights restored. we believe in second chances and we believe that voting a right, not a privilege, but a right. >> mike? i. oo governor, what do they have to do? once youve signed a bill, restored their voting rights, but what do they have to do once they get out of jail? do they have to adhere to anything? do they have to fulfill probation requirements before they vote? what do they have to do? >> first of all, i have eliminated the waiting period we previously establ...

Making a lot less than that $50,000 per year. thats average. so, if she has to defend herself, she is going to have to hire some attorneys. i was thinking wait a second, that wont be coming out of her pocket, that will be coming out of our pockets, right? clay clarify of course. this william taylor the iii. the firm zuckerman, spaeder, $662 an hour could be higher. >> could be up to $2,000 an hour, right. >> clayton: top retainer is 100,000, to $200,000 for retainer fee for the year. build an av...

Grant by fema. they only cost a little more than to build than a regular classroom. its not free but it is not that expensive either. if right now listening to this at home you wish there were more of these kinds of things around in tornado county, youre not alone. west memphis, arkansas got a grant a couple years ago for a safe room. victoria county, texas, on the gulf coast got a fema grant for a community safe room and fema has grants for individual families who want to buy a safe room for th...

I am pleased to see on the ap story that we now have a lot of born again defenders of the freedom of the press, and well see if that carries through to actually voting for a media shield law, but if thats what comes from this, that will have been positive. but none of that is whats really being discussed right now. the scandal media is astride washington, and that just has to burn itself out. >> in terms of how quickly its going to burn itself out and whether or not new revelations are going to ...

Been targeting tea party groups and other conservative groups and i would like to play the video of his response. could we have the video? >> theres absolutely no targeting. this is the kind of back and forth that happens when people apply for 501(c)(4)s. >> this was in march, march 20 seconds, of 2012. knowing what you know now, was commissioner shulmans response truthful? >> it was incorrect but whether it was untruthful or not, look, when you talk about targeting, and we should get into this,...

I dont take it ever again. i had a bad experience. >> tell us about your experience. >> no, really. its in the book. its in the book. i had like an eating thing. all right, lets just move on, can we? really? it would be good. chief white house correspondent mike allen has a look at the playbook. so much going on in your neck of the woods. irs scandal politico reporting on specifically what the irs asked for from some of the tea party groups to draw out this application process. what were some ...