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The house ethics committee. and then the ones where the member had no scandal like that. and you wont be surprised to learn, you win more often when you dont have a huge scandal sitting in your lap. about 87% of just nonscandal normal members of congress win re-election. only 49% of scandally incumbents win. the really interesting part and the part that should make elliot spitzer and his team happy is this graph right here. this graph shows what we might call the political life cycle of a scanda...

Found that even undocumented immigrants paid over $11 billion in state and local taxes in 2010 alone, meaning that they paid in to support benefits that they themselves can never receive. just last week, the congressional budget office said that the immigration reform bill currently being considered by the senate would shrink the deficit by almost $200 billion over the next ten years and a further $700 billion the decade after that. finally, take a look at this graph which reveals how much less ...

>> a judge will real whether an expert can testify on a crucial piece of evidence. who is screaming on the 911 tape, tell us about it? >> this is probably the most important piece of evidence in this trial. you hear a voice. it has been described as a death cry, somebody believing theyre going to die. prosecutors want to put expert testimony on to say they cant conclusively say, they say based on the science it is trayvon martin t. defense put on really renowned experts saying there is no credib...

Prosecutors want to put expert testimony on to say they cant conclusively say, they say based on the science it is trayvon martin t. defense put on really renowned experts saying there is no credibility in these experts and the voice at all t. voice is so far away t. instruments and spectro graph they are useing is outdated. there is no way to tell with any kind of scientific certainty. >> trayvons mother said she was sure it was her sons voice. jean, we appreciate the update. lets dig doper wit...

Either if shes the nominee, jon, that she beats a republican. im just saying i cant see a democrat who would beat her. jon: and the first line in emily goodens piece in the hill says democrats in washington are starting to shift from the obamas to the clintons. interesting cop sent. a.b. stoddard, juan williams, thank you. >> youre welcome. jenna: this goes with our theme, talking about elections even though they are far away, some of them, more groups are claiming the irs unfairly singled them ...

Are or to flip-flop? can you imagine if they flip-flop? >> what graph can we put in that makes this bill significantly different from the one you said no to to make you say yes? >> its far too soon to get considerable support, but they need to mark the anniversary of newtown and need to keep pushing if theyre going to be any match for the nra. as for the senators in question, theyre under too much pressure right now on immigration reform, especially republicans, but anyone whos running as a demo...

Need to be -- >> its hard to know who theyre targeting. youve got jeff flake, who early on had blow back because of his vote. he doesnt look like hell change his mind. kelly ayotte, same thing, those four democratic senators. is it better to be where they are or to flip-flop? can you imagine if they flip-flop? >> what graph can we put in that makes this bill significantly different from the one you said no to to make you say yes? >> its far too soon to get considerable support, but they need to ...

Of that collection. what you did is look for the terrorist and his communications into the united states. that would be a first degree. it was a two-degree principle that we were using. then you look at the contact in the united states and the people he communicated with. that was the two-degree principle. thats your zone of suspicion. and then you also look at the jihadi sites and whos using or whos looking at those jihadi sites over and over again. that also gets into the zone of suspicion. th...

Of that collection. what you did is look for the terrorist and his communications into the united states. that would be a first degree. it was a two-degree principle that we were using. then you look at the contact in the united states and the people he communicated with. that was the two-degree principle. thats your zone of suspicion. and then you also look at the jihadi sites and whos using or whos looking at those jihadi sites over and over again. that also gets into the zone of suspicion. th...

White, 23% black, 15% hispanic. because we seem to color this all one way. and the facts speak for themselves. thats the graph of the racial breakdown of food stamp recipients from the department of agriculture, this racial breakdown was given. congressman johnson, thank you for being with us. and thank you for your dramatic example with your other colleagues. richard wolffe, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> and congressman, good luck with that food stamp challenge this week. >> im...