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Wanted in the last presidential election? >> one of things the party needs to be doing is targing different groups and break them down into smaller segments. a lot of commentators say women are a lost vote and we should not even pay attention to women. when you break down women into different segments, we can win different groups. we have been able to reach college women across the country by really trying to meet young college women where they are on the campuses. we need to reach people where ...

Theyre the hands of the nations top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. back now to politics and who better than our four commentators. republican strategist kevin madden and stephanie cutter, radio talk show host ben ferguson and columnist errol lewis.

George zimmerman was not for 46 days. number two, no one is bringing on the guys who committed this crime to try to let them justify their explanation the way -- justify their actions the way sean hannity did with george zimmerman. no one on the left, no one in the civil rights community is trying to justify what they did. they all admit it was a horrible thing. whereas people on the right have spent the better part of a year justifying george zimmermans actions, trashing trayvon martins memory,...

Career, and once seemed the candidate to become the next home run king. he is currently fifth on the list. alec rodriguez has been facing criticism from fans and commentators. the cover of the "new york post" puts it simply: just go. ed a tam -- adam houseley is live. were expecting multiple news releases at this moment. >> yes, shepard. the first one i just got, it says in part, major league baseball issued the following discipline for violation office the joint drug prevention treatment progra...

So the department of justice would now have to prove not only that evil intent, but further that it was motivated by a racial animus. and so the federal government would have the additional burden of proving that intent, plus the evil motive and on top of that, they would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus. thats why its a very high burden. the federal government does not like to bring cases and lose them, and thats why most comment...

Would have the additional burden of proving that intent, plus the evil motive and on top of that, they would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus. thats why its a very high burden. the federal government does not like to bring cases and lose them, and thats why most commentators that its not likely theyre going to bring this case. >> sunny, do you agree with that? the states attorney said race was not a factor. >> i dont agree with th...

That it was motivated by a racial animus. and so the federal government would have the additional burden of proving that intent, plus the evil motive and on top of that, they would have to prove connection to interstate commerce or something else that gives it that federal nexus. thats why its a very high burden. the federal government does not like to bring cases and lose them, and thats why most commentators that its not likely theyre going to bring this case. >> sunny, do you agree with that?...

Frightening number of years. michael hersh for the "national journal" and david for "reuters." gentlemen, let me ask you about the reaction to the verdict. what is yours, sir? michael? >> it seemed to me to be, on the whole, fair. at least in the eyes of the law. many legal commentators thought the aiding the enemy charge was too far over the line which set a dangerous precedent for the free flow of information to the press in the future. you know, the espionage act was, perhaps, applicable. mis...

136 years in prison. hes a young guy, but thats a frightening number of years. michael hersh for the "national journal" and david for "reuters." gentlemen, let me ask you about the reaction to the verdict. what is yours, sir? michael? >> it seemed to me to be, on the whole, fair. at least in the eyes of the law. many legal commentators thought the aiding the enemy charge was too far over the line which set a dangerous precedent for the free flow of information to the press in the future. you kno...

Fighting to survive and make it. on the other hand, youre still seeing that kind of ma lining and fear and politicking used really to address these, those people living on the margins and youre seeing people like the klan take advantage of that to grow their ranks. thats unfortunate. >> right. professor peterson, the ku klux klan is now on a neighborhood watch scheme. but things have changed. >> listen, honestly, im less concerned about the kk and more concerned about republican legislatures and...