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Suspected leaker in the national security agency cases, edward snowden, has been charged in a sealed indictment in the eastern district of virginia with three charges. that would be theft, also conversion of government property as well as espionage. not a surprise. the fact is, we are told, as many have suspected and we reported as recently as 5:00 this evening, that those charges would be sealed in federal court, and the "washington post" now confirming that their sources are telling that. our ...

"the new york times," the "washington post" are all guilty of espionage under the statute if they publish material they know to be classified. they never go after "the new york times" and the "washington post." maybe theyre going after wikileaks, we dont know. they have much too much discretion. i think its a dumb decision by the justice department to charge him with espionage. thats a political crime under the extradition treaty we have with hong kong. it gives hong kong an excuse to say we don...

In our d.c. newsroom. what do these charges mean, exactly, catherine? >> well, shep, a short time ago, i spoke with a leading defense attorney who has handled a lot of these national security leak cases and he said to me the charges in some ways are very straightforward. theft, for example, conversion of government property. in this case it probably simply means that when snow den went into booze alan hamilton and he put that thumb drive into the computers and copied the documents and took them ...

House over and over and over again and thats not likely to stop either. at the time of his very dramatic conversion, it seemed as if mr. hannity immigration opponent it turned into immigration reformer because mitt romney had just lost the election the day before. and i think at core, that really is why mr. hannity flipped so dramatically from one side of issue to the other. but it turns out something else was going on behind the scenes at fox news. we now know that republicans had been lobbying...

Lets bring in our panel, rich lowery, editor of national review, and author of new book "lincoln unbound." ab stoddard, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. before we get to that, we have late-breaking news. "the washington post" is reporting federal officials formally charged edward snowden, the nsa contract employee who disclosed all this information, charged him with espionage and theft and conversion of government property. charles, your reaction? >> it was obvious, it was inevitabl...

>> weve got to get rid of the immigration issue altogether. its simple for me to fix it. you control the border first. you create a pathway for those people that are here. you dont say you got to go. home. thats a position that ive evolved on. because, you know what, it it just -- its got to be resolved. the majority of people here, if some people have criminal records, you can send them home. but law-abiding, four years, their kids are born here, first secure the border. pathway to citizenship,...

What folks were telling me today is youll still see this notion that christians who are gay ought to be celabate. thats a line lgbt activists dont like to hear very much. groups like this conversion groups very much out of vogue right now with christianity in the united states. >> i want to ask you the same question as nick. the people you talk to, do they think this apology is good enough? >> the one thing that from folks who i was talking to today expressed to me was somewhat of confusion. if ...

Happen a lot faster than you would have if youre just waiting on the demographic shift and waiting 20 years plus. >> this is exactly right. im not the only person but ten years ago we were having a big debate about the revival of the left and the democratic party. and the real question is, do you want a conversion strategy moving voters over or have a mobilization strategy? conversion was so tempting. we have to get the soccer moms, nascar dads, guys in unions butter they on guns. its alluring. ...

>> where would that have been? >> at george tillers clinic. >> by the early 1990s scott roeder had committed his life to fighting the abortion battle. but at one time years prior, he had chosen a much more conventional path. >> i met scott exactly on december 29, 1981. >> smile. >> that was upsetting. >> say something clever. >> something clever? >> he wasnt particularly romantic. but he was very sweet and very kind. we just hit it off. there was just something that clicked. theres this one time...

Until we get there, well never really live in the light. well always live in the darkness. >> come on. take your time. >> few events in life can motivate somebody to find religion like a life sentence. >> you know, you hear a lot of people who come to prison and say, oh, i found god. well, i did. >> robert frys religious conversion came only after he found himself on death row in the penitentiary of new mexico. >> im in for four counts of murder, and im currently serving three life sentences. >>...