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As well as she was a big part of the whole civil rights movement. and we are all very grateful to her for that. >> mr. cain, in fact, you were in college from 1963 to 1967, at the height of the civil rights movement, exactly when the most important demonstrations and protests were going on. you could easily as a student at morehouse between 1963 and 1967 actively have participated in the kinds of protests that got african-americans the rights they enjoy today. you watched from that perspective a...

Seriously because it is the only guide that we have to what they will do in office and also in particular in a crisis. and well talk about this a bit later in the show. we had an event in the senate tonight where the rules got changed slightly but in a fairly dramatic fashion. and so if republicans decide to eliminate the filibuster, suddenly some of the things we think are very unlikely now become in a burst of political energy with another recession and a new president much more likely. so i d...

And well talk about this a bit later in the show. we had an event in the senate tonight where the rules got changed slightly but in a fairly dramatic fashion. and so if republicans decide to eliminate the filibuster, suddenly some of the things we think are very unlikely now become in a burst of political energy with another recession and a new president much more likely. so i do think -- i sort of wonder whether or not republicans would look at this and become a little bit unnerved because peop...

Seriously because it is the only guide that we have to what they will do in office and also in particular in a crisis. and well talk about this a bit later in the show. we had an event in the senate tonight where the rules got changed slightly but in a fairly dramatic fashion. and so if republicans decide to eliminate the filibuster, suddenly some of the things we think are very unlikely now become in a burst of political energy with another recession and a new president much more likely. so i d...

>> mr. cain, in fact, you were in college from 1963 to 1967, at the height of the civil rights movement, exactly when the most important demonstrations and protests were going on. you could easily as a student at morehouse between 1963 and 1967 actively have participated in the kinds of protests that got african-americans the rights they enjoy today. you watched from that perspective at morehouse when you were not participating in those processes. you watched black college students from around t...

>> based on scientific folklore and anecdotal evidence -- >> so the original evidence was based on folklore or historical applications. the contemporary technology to these revealed there was nothing there? >> theres no valid evidence there. >> at the time, the fields of fire investigation and fire science were sort of parallel universes, for many years, and there wasnt a lot of exchange of information between the two. it wasnt until, actually, nine days after willingham was indicted, nfpa-291 w...

>> we have found that there is -- i havent found any fraudulent in the years that ive worked in elections. but also, too, the fraudulent comes in the event the ballot is returned from someone that shouldnt have voted on that ballot. there are several safeguards that have been in place so we can make sure it is the signatures are verified and they are the person that is supposed to vote. >> is there any correlation between those types of processes you described and whether or not a person voted i...

>> mr. gesslers other argument is he wants to protect against voter fraud. he talked about the threat of voter fraud as colorados new secretary of state. in your experience and what you know from voting in colorado, do voters who have been called inactive but get a ballot are they more likely to be fraudulent in their voting? >> we have found that there is -- i havent found any fraudulent in the years that ive worked in elections. but also, too, the fraudulent comes in the event the ballot is re...

im really overwhelmed right now. interviewing the pilot to try to i was looking down from the get some answers about what airplane and it seemed like everything wasnt real. happened yesterday. >> jason carroll, thanks so much. the woman who died, that was to whats important for me to say be a part of her 40th birthday is just thank you to everyone celebration who has believed in me who has still ahead -- a wisconsin man trying to figure out why governor rick perrys office defended me...

Greta. >> amy, thank you. >> and do you have a jobs solution? when you hear his idea, you know it is sure to draw some fire. congressman brooks joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> what is your jobs plan? >> you look at the hispanic center study on the number of legal ailiance in america and the number of jobs they have, thats $7.4 million, illegal aliens in america. a quick way to create jobs in america is to remove those illegal aliens from the community. that frees up 1.4 million ...