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Push too much to the center. the democrats left are more liberal and looking for warren's advice more. we saw on the wise nomination i was talking about, dick durban, one of president obama's nominees is on warren's side of this fight and not obama's. >> fascinate. we'll come back to you often. perry bacon, nbc, thank you. three things to know on this monday. the families of nine victims and a tenth person who was wounded in the sandy hook school massacre filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the companies that manufacture, distribute and sell the gun used in the shooting. in a complaint fi...

And blatantly clear label on it, that i recognized. >> and it is fascinate, because why did he agree to talk? >> well, he has acquired remo e remorse. and the more he talked, the more remorseful he talked and not just for his situation, but he is the father of two and living in suburban, houston, and he has a future in front of him a and he is says, hey sh, this is the great and the smart, i'm ahead of the law idea just killed two kids, and it crushed him, and this is the one thing that he thought that he could do positive in his life, be before his life became basically a jail term. >> and gr...

Imagine this 150 million people tuned in to hear the verdict in the o.j. simpson trial and to put that into perspective for you, the population of the united states at the time was 266 million. 150 million people tuned in, 266 million people in the united states at the time. so it is no surprise that the case continues to fascinate, especially with what it tells us about race in america. back with me now is yale galanter, jeffrey toobin and carl douglas. jeffrey toobin jumped ahead in the workbook here and started talking about the race polarization here. this is what a new cnn orc poll shows,...

Imagine this 150 million people tuned in to hear the verdict in the o.j. simpson trial and to put that into perspective for you, the population of the united states at the time was 266 million. 150 million people tuned in, 266 million people in the united states at the time. so it is no surprise that the case continues to fascinate, especially with what it tells us about race in america. back with me now is yale galanter, jeffrey toobin and carl douglas. jeffrey toobin jumped ahead in the workbook here and started talking about the race polarization here. this is what a new cnn orc poll shows,...

We have been enforcing federal law for quite a long time. and i think we can't tolerate doing otherwise. >> jonathan, getting pack to the history of this, the thing that's fascinate to go me is, it goes so deep into the roots all the way back to paul revere's ride, revolutionary war. we are a nation of insurgents. do you think this is something american identity will never escape. beneath the surface there will be this dark anti-establishment? >> well, there's been a constant tension, as you say, in american history going back between central authority, the federalists they were first called a...