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Choose. >> youre also on the spot on voter i.d. laws. you have a stringent voter i.d. law. i believe there san ongoing trial, its in its ninth day. in that case you are defending the voter i.d. law as being constitutional. >> thats right. i have to protect the constitution and i also have to defend. and just like in the doma case where i cannot defend the governor and the secretary and the commonwealth where i believe it is constitutional -- unconstitutional where we have a material difference. ...

Ability slightly. men overestimate. women have to feel 100% qualified to apply for a position. men dont. they feel partially qualified and thats not enough. so really understanding those issues and having an open dialog can make a material difference. >> a lot of book is a lot of stats and research about women in the workplace, the percentages of which they apply for jobs, just all the research. i thought was fascinating. >> one of the great things about the book, sheryl put herself out there. i...

He has a better handle on how things work. >> yeah. no substitute in life for practice. whether in his private sector role or government role. i will focus on governors, states are the labratory of change. when i was in congress welfare reform passed but passed after being experimented on by the states tommy thompson and others passed it. >> brian: it is what is on the ground and senators have foreign policy experience. how does that factor when they go head-to-head. >> wait, wait, wait. four ye...

Lieutenant governors race. were waiting on the results in the four republican state senate recalls. the pod -- the possibility at this point of -- showing the board for lieutenant governors race. nbc characterizing that one as too close to call. the possibility that the democrats, if they win one state senate seat will win control of the state senate tonight in which case we would be like looking at divided government in wisconsin, scott walker holding on to the governorship and the republicans ...

>> light breeze, sprinkles, but otherwise pretty good. the conventional wisdom of american politics and wisconsin politics is that good weather leads to sort of casual voters deciding to vote instead of staying home, so they probably break democratic. >> in terms of the democrats, i guess, logistical capacity, its true around the country, its particularly true in states like wisconsin, that so much of the democrats get out the vote effort essentially depends on being copacetic with what the unio...

American politics and wisconsin politics is that good weather leads to sort of casual voters deciding to vote instead of staying home, so they probably break democratic. >> in terms of the democrats, i guess, logistical capacity, its true around the country, its particularly true in states like wisconsin, that so much of the democrats get out the vote effort essentially depends on being copacetic with what the unions are doing to get out the vote. labor has been this key ally, particularly on el...

When you have people living together, there is no excuse for something like this happening, when you have people close to other people supervising. >> are we looking at this from the right perspective, though? were talking about a material difference between whether or not a drone strike kills civilians kills children kills n noncombatants or were talking about one soldier who basically goes berserk. isnt it at the end of the day from the perspective of the afgh afghanis? >> when you make a stra...

To understand how devastating the threat of a nuclear iran could be, potentially to israel, other american friends in the middle east. and devastate together united states. so this is something that for the president to react in that way, i thought it was riley unprofessional, unpresidential. >> one question for you. if you watch this g.o.p. field you considered getting into this race at the beginning. if you look at the g.o.p. field with the exception of ron paul who has been unlike the other t...

Side of the road, and you didnt yield. hes an idiot. >> this week, governor john kasich made a material difference in whether or not barack obama is likely to be reelect reelected. john kasich made it more likely that president obama will be reelected next year. let me explain. in 2008, the fraternal order of police, the countrys largest police organization gave its official endorsement to republican presidential candidate john mccain. >> there is no better choice for the fraternal order of poli...

>> my pleasure. >> do we know whats behind this? is it more about toyotas troubles that we know about or are american cars getting a lot better? >> i think its actually a little bit of both. its easy to suggest that the survey was being conducted when there was so much publicity about toyota and recalls. there is something that is worth noting and that is that the numbers were talking about are really fractions of a defect per car. so to the consumer, its not -- its very hard to really say that ...