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Pennsylvania. so there's a growing challenge to these laws to expose them for what they are. and that's to limit the right to vote. >> and mr. broach thinks it's a violation of the voting rights act. with the voting rights act of '65 says no voting qualification or prerequisite for voting or standard practice or procedure shall be imposed that would abridge the right of any citizen in the united states to vote on a count of race or color. now, here, let's listen to eric holder's take on what he thinks we're sewing here. >> under the proposed law, concealed handgun licenses would be acceptable ...

State courts, in missouri, for example, and even in pennsylvania. so there's a growing challenge to these laws to expose them for what they are. and that's to limit the right to vote. >> and mr. broach thinks it's a violation of the voting rights act. with the voting rights act of '65 says no voting qualification or preweek which sit for voting or standard practice or procedure shall be imposed that would abridge the right of any citizen in the united states to vote on a count of race or color. now, here, let's listen to eric holder's take on what he thinks we're sewing here. >> under the prop...

This goes to my core beliefs and values, that if a government can ask citizens to violate a law, which is a civil rights act, in order to enforce a law, then that law is no good. >> that was christopher broach, the election inspector for colon, pennsylvania, explaining why he refuses to enforce pennsylvania's new voting law that requires all voters to bring a valid photo i.d. to vote. broach could face fines or jail time for violating the law, but he said, quote, rosa parks made the same decision. as we reported last week on "the last word," 1 million registered pennsylvania voters may be turn...

Submit an absentee ballot. myself, i served six years in the united states military and i've got a son right now just came back from afghanistan. he's stationed in colorado. he'll be voting absentee ballot this year. how's he going to do that without identification? so i'm wondering if there is a sub blimal message that says if they're going to get away with this, are they going to get rid of absentee ballots also? >> it's a good question. i don't understand why didn't they have i.d. laws in the republican primaries we had a couple months ago. oh, but there was no fraud. christopher broach and...

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