happens if we don t stand up because we re paying a larger price if that happens as they re attacking one of, you know, the pillars of democracy in north carolina by attacking voting rights. and bryan, how many of you have been arrested in the course of these protests? yeah so, on the first moral monday 17 people got arrested. and now 13 mondays later there s been over 930 arrests in north carolina. with thousands of more people coming out to demonstrate. barbara arnwine, bryan perlmutter, and ashley mclean, thank you all for joining us tonight. thank you. coming up, mitt romney actually tries to rewrite what he said about 47% of the american people. he thinks you don t remember.
the president and executive director of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law. she met with the president today. and joining me from raleigh, north carolina, bryan perlmutter and ashley mclean. brian grew up in charlotte and recently graduated from north carolina state university. ashley mclean grew up in raleigh and will be a junior at howard university. ashley, there are provisions in this bill in north carolina targeted at college students there making voting life a little more difficult for them. could you explain some of those elements of the bill? yes. the bill specifically targets college students, specifically mentioning that college i.d.s will not be a proper form of identification for the 2016 elections. it directly attacks me as a college student and a member of a minority group. and brian, is there also a provision in there that college students have to vote where their cars are registered? or just things to make it more difficult for them to actually
these attacks. i mean, i really think the question, you know, is what happens if we don t stand up because we re paying a larger price if that happens as they re attacking one of, you know, the pillars of democracy in north carolina by attacking voting rights. and bryan, how many of you have been arrested in the course of these protests? yeah so, on the first moral monday 17 people got arrested. and now 13 mondays later there s been over 930 arrests in north carolina. with thousands of more people coming out to demonstrate. barbara arnwine, bryan perlmutter, and ashley mclean, thank you all for joining us tonight. thank you. coming up, mitt romney actually tries to rewrite what he said about 47% of the american people. he thinks you don t remember.
0 he s got the whole world against him. it s a time for self-reflection and selfie reflection. but when you look at what he s done here, there s a desire to make it feel like he s doing something that s so much worse that no one can get their arms around. and i think that s actually an interesting part of this story that tells us what s wrong with us and why we have such a problem with these sex scandals, because it brings back this sort of schizophrenic part of american culture where we re very puritanical and we want to take him down but we re also sex crazed and we love talking about it. and i want to make one point about the sexting here. anthony weiner has brought sexting back. we re all talking about sexting now in the political media and the broader media. but a lot of people sext, lawrence. and if we re going it talk about this really? yes. let me tell you one example. snapchat is an application you have on your iphone, and it s a way that you can trade or send photos to
0 have a great night. in the polls last week anthony weiner was a top. now he s a bottom. well, have you heard the latest in the anthony weiner sexting scandal? anthony weiner. anthony weiner. weiner! just keeps getting worse. now minus one campaign manager. at this point it s absurd. i m going to leave this to the people of the city of new york to decide. he is not going to be the next mayor of new york. it s their decision. it s not yours. it s not some sunday talk show pundit. i think that he needs to drop out of this race. i m going to leave this to the people of the city of new york to decide. i m not afraid to do the dirty work. it s time to get out. after all, danger is my middle name. it s also my last name. the more things change, the more they stay the same. now to the latest on that horrific train crash in spain. the driver at the controls now faces multiple counts of negligent homicide. a lot going on this morning. a court-martial o