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Showed up and said i love him too. that doesn't bare out in the polls. what we have seen is 100% increase in turnout of hispanic voters in florida. we've seen 100% greater turnout in north carolina, long lines in nevada. >> you want to talk about north carolina. >> one of the things you miss in this analysis. there's a voter in florida, an npa. you went through all of this deductive reasoning, one of the thing you missed, 27 1/2 of those npa's are hispanic voters. what we're seeing in florida, what you're missing in your analysis that most people miss, is that the electorate is becoming more d...

>> well, it's clearly reported there by leadership and law enforcement they're not certain whether it's one, two, three subjects involved. regardless of rather it's one or three, they left very significant injured people behind. and if it is three, that is going to be suggestive of a very different kind of planned attack in which we can draw some other theories around through deductive reasoning. if it's one person, it's going to clearly suggest something else as well too. so i still think, wolf, that is still yet to be determined. and i think as the investigation continues to evolve throughou...

Leading possibly to the identification of these officers. the cia has provided no comment on our reporting that brendan did in fact threaten to resign over this issue. >> catherine herridge from washington. thank you. joining me now is neils wisniewski. he covers the senate for the newspaper "the roll call." does your reporting tell you anything about what is in here and what they're so concerned about specifically? >> well, i think that your reporter in the previous segment hit the nail on the head on the particular concern that sort of held this up for so many months, this issue with the p...

Are we looking at potentially a case of obstruction of justice? doug, i want to ask you, can you -- >> let me work off of more began's point. try lawyer -- trial lawyers deal with deductive reasoning. the point is, it's like austin powers. we lost seven racks of e-mails? enough. but -- >> what would you as a lawyer look at? you would want your experts to look at the server where all this was deleted because you can tell a lot. >> we started with the computer crashed. and everybody went on tv and said that doesn't matter. just because the computer crashes doesn't mean you can't retrieve the dat...

One thing that -- even if there are elements that may be considered toxic, none are cancer causing. the deductive reasoning is off. >> the administrator says they could get a rash. what is the sunburn, but a rash? >> did we all not eat glue and crayons? why is it okay for us, but not them now? >> it made us stronger. >> do they have soap in these schools because they may eat it? >> where are they going on a field trip, the sahara? >> on my field trips, the kids brought cigarettes. they would stand outside the museum and take a cigarette break. >> good for them. >> back in the 60s everybody was...