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And it should be as easy as possible for people to vote and if you are a college student you are now living in that place and you have a right to vote there. >>shepard: one side is saying to the speaker, when he said vote voting as a liberal, he possibly was trying to keep more liberals from voting. >>guest: it does not help his case if he is arguing this is about fraud for him to make those statements. now, supporters of all sorts of laws as you mention, a couple of dozen states right now, proposals moving to require a know toe i.d. in some places, and these are all about the supporters say, ...

That is what kids do. >>shepard: the house speaker released a statement "this is not an idea targeting any particular political party but is simply about getting back to the bake principles of ensuring residence and protecting the integrity of our system." and now our reporter from the "washington post" who wrote about this if today's "washington post" and the crux, they are trying to keep the kids voting because it gives them a political advantage. there are two sides to the story, though. >>reporter: there are. one side says this is a situation that creates opportunity for fraud. college kid...

Last month. and now, gerri willis is with us. there are a lot of ways of looking at this. is it your sense that opening up would lower the price of gas? >>guest: it would help the mood of the market. that happened in 2005 after katrina when prices spiked, and that is what happened. but, it is not that much oil. it is 720 million gallons or barrels of oil and that would keep us in business for a month. so at the end of the day it is not that much gas and certainly not that much oil. >>shepard: if you punch it into the market all of a sudden the cost of gas would not go down immediately. >>guest...

Between the defendant and some of the co-conspirators and it will be interesting to see how it plays out and if they back up what the u.s. attorney says of the way the deals are done on wall street. >>shepard: thank you from the courthouse in new york city. thank you. with the next presidential election around the corner, two dozen states are debating big changes to the rules of voting. lawmakers proposing the changes and they say they are needed to limit the possibility of fraud. of course what some call "reforms," others considers restrictions. we will report. you decide. [ shapiro ] at lega...

>>guest: we love your dad. >>shepard: the meltdown will not be televised but it will be streamed on the internet. sadly. because this thing was a side show is now very disturbing. a frail and gaunt looking charlie sheen recording a new episode of the online show called "tore -- torpedoes," and he is on an odyssey of epic proportions. we do not know what he is talking about but it ends with this sad moment. >> you buy 11, and you get them all. everybody wins. >>shepard: maybe not everyone. warner brothers fired sheen and he appears to be on a downward spiral and now the news like from los angel...