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>> sean: it works effectively. >> right. i don't see any problem with that as long as that is not the only solution we have. as you said, 99%, 98% of people want to come to this country like our parents and grandparents came to this country. they made america a really great. >> sean: but they went through ellis island. >> my grandmother was held in tension for aor day. i found that out recently. >> sean: but for? >> her future husband, who was meeting her, the boat was a day early, he was a day late. >> sean: and a dollar short. >> she had $0.20 in her pocket in the capture and detention overn...

Gerrymandering, considered by many to be another form of voter suppression. >> i know that you know, millions of americans don't have a say in their democracy. that's not okay. >> ruth greenwood may be the most unlikely crusader in the fight for fair maps in the u.s. >> how odd is it that an australian expat is carrying the mantle for democracy? >> i don't know maybe it's you needed to come from outside to realize how crazy the law is. >> thesley studied election laud in new york where she met her future husband fellow lawyer nick stephanopoulos. ed to she's a voting rights attorney determined...

Taft was president. and her independent streak kicked in early in life. she was just 19 when she met her future husband, a sailor on the uss oklahoma. roberta's mother banished him from their home because she didn't want her daughter to marry a sailor. so what did roberta do? >> we loped. it was a real love affair. it really was. >> reporter: roberta created what her son later called a mobile classroom, often taking her children on road trips as a part of their education. as senator mccain shared in his memoir, they went to museums, art galleries, and natural wonders of the world. later, rober...

Early in life. she was just 19 when she met her future husband, a sailor on the uss oklahoma. roberta's mother banished him from their home because she didn't want her daughter to marry a sailor. so what did he roberta do? >> we eloped. it was a real love affair. >> reporter: roberta create what had her son later called a mobile classroom, often taking her children on road trips as part of their education. as senator mccain shared in his memoir, they went to museums, art galleries and natural wonders of the world. later roberta and her identical twin sister spent years seeking adventure around...

Opportunities to make ourselves useful to our country. i wouldn't be here tonight but for the strength of her character. >> reporter: the two were very close. to roberta, he was simply johnny. >> he was just one of those nice children that people like to have around. the neighbors liked him. everybody liked johnny. >> reporter: roberta mccain was born in 1912 when william howard taft was president, and her independent streak kicked in early in life. she was just 19 when she met her future husband, a sailor on the "uss oklahoma." roberta's mother banished him from their home because she didn't ...