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Guns to the strawç purchasers. the effort was to stop them but the question was how. >> now, the republicans claim atf agents deliberately let over 2,000 guns walk as a result of fast and furious. is that not true? >> that is not accurate. agents in the course of their investigation and through shoe leather work identified 2,045 guns that their suspects had purchased. they entered these guns and the serial numbers into a suspect gun data base. but the fact of the matter is 75% of the guns in t...

Act and unnecessarily harasses hispanics and a way to benefit the republican party in the presidential contest. it is a way to find people who may not be confined with the law in the ways that the replicans like. >> they are saying we missed the time frame. florida missed the time frame. that is because florida spent over nines trying to work with homeland security and what you discussed would not happen. mass letters would not be cent out to voterss and some of the those to vote. no one want to...

I was hired into this position to eventually move my way into an engineering position. >> understood. give us a sense, charles, from monst monsters perspective. you had a tremendous day today. you get a lot of people putting themselves into your data base and more importantly a good sense of where the demand for work is. this spring, graduating in two months, im looking for a job. >> right. >> where should i be looking? >> weve seen a 9% growth in overall jobs posted on monster.com. >> just avai...

Immigrants, jamie. >> carl, tell us what the significant of the straw poll today is. >> well, straw polls, first of all, ununofficial elections and the folks will have their identities checked and do have to be for florida and registered to participate in it, and then its completely unofficial and there will be some 3000 or so ballots cast. the yesterday, there was a separate straw poll by the political action conference and 1500 ballots cast for a senate race and what it does, shows where the a...

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Correspondent molly henneberg was at the court for todays arguments? >> arizona republican governor jan brewer was at the supreme court today to show her support for an arizona law signed in 2007, by then democratic governor janet napolitano now the secretary of homeland security and help curb illegal immigration. the law now before the high court requires all arizona businesses to run information on all potential employees through e-verify, a data base run by the federal got to make sure theyre...

Their leaders are jenny beth martin and mark mechanic ler. they have a total of seven paid staff for the whole thing there is a not a racist bone in the body of that organization. whats happening is they are trying to stimulate a turnout by pretending that the klan is coming back. >> bill: its worse than that the naacp wants a stallworth in the civil rights movement. hire a group called the institute for research and education on human rights. do you know what that group is? >> i could guess but...

>> a shocking new study. >> first, lets get right to the headlines and they could go public today and wikileaks may not way till tomorrow to release 400,000 secret military reports. and joining us with the developments is julia kirtz. what are we expecting, julie. >>? today or tomorrow when the pentagon expects the document dump from wikileaks and as you said this could be 400,000 pages related to the iraq war. spokesman for the defense department tells me theyre not waiting for wikileaks to act...

Arizona law. >> i support the arizona law and in court defending constitutionality and am joined with the legislature to produce a tougher law. >> it requires police to check status of suspected illegals who have been lawfully stopped for something else. it requires non-citizen residents to carry documentation or face a misdemeanor charge. makes it a crime to get a job in the sunshine state and it requires the florida businesses to first consult a national data base to verify a new employee is l...

Political smoke screen? polls show a majority of americans struggling with the same conflict as the presidents statements and his expressions. can you have the legal right to do something and a moral obligation not to. and why the people who live the closest to ground zero the least resistant to the mosque. those furthest away are the most adamantly against it. our first guest is nate silver, a founder of 538.com. pleasure to see you again, sir. your data base falls into three categories in your...