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Means of enforcing political norms and the norms of civil discourse in this country is people are shamed because they're chastened breaking them, in this case, it worked backwards. >> yeah. >> how do you solve that? how do you salvage civil discourse in that context? >> there's an argument to say we went way too far with political correctness. people couldn't tell a joke and they just felt like they were being boxed in and they couldn't be themselves anymore. any version of themselves. and maybe this is the overcorrection backwards and we are going to find some happy medium again. i mean, you ...

He is in san bernadino here in california. he joins us on the phone with details. glen, where were you when all this began? what did you hear? what did you see? >> the way it worked out, was my office, my wilding, is directly across the street from the regional center. my office window faces the inland regional center. and i was in my office and saw somebody run by my window. when i got up to investigate, they rushed into my front door, seeking shelter, saying they're shooting. they're shooting everybody. i told everybody, just lock down the building. everybody stay put. i actually grabbed my ...

Face long and arduous lawsuits in which their personal assets are at risk. >> in arguments wednesday the supreme court's conservative and liberal justices appeared split. john roberts speculated that officials would flinch at doing their jobs if they didn't have immunity from prosecution. if i'm the officer in that situation, i say, well, i'm just not going to run the risk of, you know, having to sell the house. just as sonia sotomayor asked if there wasn't a reason to make officials flinch. otherwise, she speculated, prosecutors can out of spite, out of whatever motive they have, just lock pe...