justice david prosser's win over joann kloppenberg earlier this week. wisconsin republicans might not wait for a supreme court ruling. the nation's john nichols has learned the wisconsin legislature might take up walker's bill and try to pass it again. meanwhile, the wisconsin government accountability board cleared the way for recall elections of three senate republicans on july 12th. the recall elections will look different from any vote in the history of the badger state after governor walker signed a voter i.d. bill earlier today. this new law will require wisconsin voters to show a photo i.d. in order to cast a vote in the july 12th recall elections. for more on all of these stories we'll be joined now by john nichols, washington correspondent for "the nation." a lot to go over here but let's start with what it looks like the fate of governor walker's anti-labor bill still up in the air. how do you think that one is going to turn out? >> well, the law is null and void at this point. that is a very big deal because here you have a governor who won
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