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One that is answerable to the justice department, i think that legally, thats the only way you could prosecute it, everybodys going to clam up. it will be a matter of grand jury secrecy. people will say on advice of counsel, i cant cooperate with congress. and you wont hear a wor about it-- you are saying, you dont happening it can get enough momentum between now and the election? >> if congress does it. if congress says we want to have people in here who are quote in the new york times articl...

>>guest: that is what is going to start happen. >>shepard: they need more helicopters and the russians are sending the helicopters, pure and simple, right? >>guest: that is the case. what is really frustrating for the administration, is that this administration has worked so hard, hillary clinton, in particular, so hard with her counterpart, to get the russians on board a political plan, a political solution, so that syria does not integrate into the civil war we now seem to be on the brink of. ...

secretary john bryson is in the hospital after being cited for a felony hit-and-run. he crashed into a stopped car over the weekend twice and left the scene and hit a second car. they found him unconscious behind his wheel. brianna keeler is live at the white house this morning. what exactly happened? >> reporter: well, this happened in the los angeles area in about the 5:00 local hour on saturday. according to the l.a. sheriffs department, secretary bryson, behind the wheel of a lexus...

To encourage people to vote. not trying to take their rights away. and so thats why since 2010, its like you see state after state after state, have done these voter i.d. laws, voter suppression laws, florida and wisconsin were the worst case in my judgment. and the thank god for the department of justice and the naacp, they came in and they said, stop it. >> i have a question for you, judith. on that point. this is michael steele. to the point that was just made about the justice department and...

Right? >> right. >> judith, when you look at the fact that out of 31 million votes cast, only 0.00004% have resulted in a claim of fraud. i mean, there is no reason at all to have changed the id laws, and make them more difficult to deny people like mrs. applewright the right to vote. >> right, this is not about preventing fraud, its about preventing voting. to change the rules in the middle of the game is not fair. to undermine or democracy by taking away the precious right to participate in ou...

Voted and had a voice in our democracy, and then to be ripped off because some people want to stack the deck for partisan gain? this is a problem and thats why advancement project and the aclu filed a lawsuit because we want to stop these laws from spreading because everyone should have the right to vote. >> let me show you something, judith, and mrs. applewhite that governor corbin said in 2010 before when he was elected to governor. look at this. >> the governor said yesterday that bob brady s...

Mothers pointing their fingers at each other and she sort of came down on the side in this case of saying that its not real work. you know, youre not being paid. also, since then the head of now has come out and said essentially that, that this is not paid work so therefore she really doesnt understand average americans, which is strange because feminists have long ard tha argued that womens work is under valued and its unpaid work and it should be valued the same way we value work that you get ...

Is about. its about attacking the most important stories and being fearless in attacking them and bringing new information to light, the kind of information that people count on the press to bring to them. >> judith: all right. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate so much your insight. >> well have much more on the passing of mike wallace, leslie stahl will reflect on her colleague right here on americas news headquarters. >> gregg: fox news is americas election headquarters, newt gin...

What is the confidence? "the new york times" looked at number of registers compared to the same period before the 2008 election. they found nearly 81,500 fewer floridians were registered to vote this time. does the law go too far? leonard curry is the chair of the florida republican party. thanks for joining us. judith, advancement project voter rights organization. let me ask right off the bat, is it good for america to have fewer voters voting? isnt that itself a prima facia case, you are gett...

Chris, i know you really dont believe that we want to suppress minorities from voting. >> well, im trying to find out. because the trouble is, mr. curry, i look at the pattern in every state legislature and inevitably its republicans who want to reduce the opportunity to vote in every state. its always the same pattern. ill throw it back to you for a quick response. why is it your party that always wants to raise the barrier to voting, consistently across the country? in this particular period o...