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>> what are they doing to keep this from happening again? >> as of yesterday the state health department started issue ago 2,000 security breach notices around the state, trying to contact the patients turn victims, by telephone, e-mail, and snail mail. in house fixes, the department spokeswoman says they have limited access by employees to the personal information, social security numbers, and birth debts, and names of their patients, and also they have modified their computer software so that social security numbers now appear blurred out or masks so they're unreadable by the health depth wo...

Of murder as it is afterwards there are red flag indicators. so, it's really time again, i think to start getting out of this lackadaisical thing, in terms of the amount of time we have had away from 9/11, reinvigorate it, and we do that by constantly challenging our security. it's almost an art form. if you're not challenging the security, then eventually it becomes complacent. >> you know, one of the things we do know about aaron alexis, he did work there. we don't know whether it was on a fulltime basis. but we do know he was familiar to people there. so, do you think in the security proces...

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Facing a major backlash. the naacp and aclu challenging it, saying it will suppress voter turnout. what do you think? >> i think they have a good case. although requiring i.d.es probably doesn't affect your average american because we have i.d.es and it's not a big deal for us to get them, who this is affecting is the people on the fringe. the poor, the elderly, people who just even getting to the place that issues the i.d. is a real pain in the neck and if that is what it is requiring it becomes a poll tax which we know it not legal. big deal here. you can argue that especially when the gover...

>> neil: you mention the labor secretary, perez, who comes from the justice department, going after your methods in arizona and elsewhere. but what too you think of him running labor? seems like an odd choice. >> ought to be thanking me. we raided 74 businesses merck office, and arrested 500 people in those businesses here illegally, with fake i.d.es. so he ought to say, thank you, you're making openings for those here legally they need a job and, as you say, we do have an unemployment problem. so why would you want to give these jobs to people that violated the law, come in here illegally? le...