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Called overland park last april, this guy, this neo-nazi antisem might, founder of branches of the klu klux klan and white patriot party, this older man who thought he was dying of emphysema and decided before he left god's green earth it would be his patriotic duty to go kill some jews. this older guy in the kansas city area went to the jewish community center in this kansas city suburb and he open fire. there he is. he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a nearby jewish retirement home. yesterday in a preliminary hearing, you can see that same guy there, his na...

From first lady to senate, and then senate to top tier presidential candidate. going from a top tier presidential candidate to the secretary of state in the administration of the guy who beat you, that is also unique. political future that she built for herself. and now she is the effectively, inevitable democratic nominee for president. the first ever likely female major party nominee for president in either party, right? she's had to invent a future that nobody else has ever tried, let alone achieve, over and over and over again over the course of her political career. yeah i think it's a di...

Berger than that, but at the same time the things described in these documents today are very sensitive. and there are some critics out there who say, man, this justice department has really cracked down on a lot of leakers and a lot of people for mishandling similar information and a lot of those people are a lot lower level than mr. petraeus but they are facing far more time than prison. so it a double standard? that's the question. >> you reported back in january that the fbi and justice department were pushing for felony charges against general petraeus. this is for a misdemeanor, not a fe...

This because he was a general, because he was a war hero. and i think what happened is the justice department kind of looked at this and said well we can get a conviction here and we can say that we enforced the law and we, more or less, didn't have a double standard. we held this person to account and we don't have to go through with a trial. we can get a guaranteed plea here. so, i think that's why we ended up where we did on this. >> michael submitted, reporter for the "new york times," very busy man. thank you for your time. we have much more ahead. stay with us. keeping an eye on the ex...

He was saying, listen it's not completely nuts to think that anti-semitism could have a politically salient effect here. so this was already just a stunning and super intense story out of missouri. and its republican politics. it was already stunning and super intense before today's funeral for tom schweich which attracted over 1,000 people in missouri, and at which the man who's widely viewed as elder statesman of missouri politics, who schweich worked for, jack danforth, who also an episcopal priest he delivered the eulogy for tom schweich today and it scorched the political earth of that st...