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Actually hear the clear implication, i'm sure you remember common, formerly known as common sense, the musician, and you remember his song "the questions." >> my favorite song. >> why is this night different from all the nights. >> that's the four questions which relates to some of this. that's an immigration story if you want one. exodus, movement of people as bob marley would say. common famously asked, why i got to have i.d. to get i.d. if i had i.d., i wouldn't need i.d. >> it's catch 22. but i will say. >> we're out of time. >> one small point. >> nail it, david. >> republicans want to ma...

Turnout led to a 0.4% increase in president obama's margin of victory. >> so in some of these states that are going to be very, very tight that right now are a tossup it could be a difference. let's talk more specifically with judith brown dianis with a nonpartisan civil rights organization. >> thanks for having me. >> it is interesting when you talk about a state like, say, pennsylvania where 9% of registered voters don't have a photo i.d., but there are a lot of reasons for that. some people don't drive, for example, right? >> that's right. if you live in a major city, you really don't need ...

The fight over voter i.d. laws has take an new turn because the federal government is now giving access to florida to a key database. the state wants to use it to help remove noncitizens from voter registration lists. richard lui is here. >> good morning. a department of home security database could help republican efforts to remove noncitizens from voter registration lists. the database lists those who are here legally but are not citizens. it uses more than 100 million records from various sources to help government agencies decide who can receive benefits. the way it works, give an i.d. to ...

Database does have, that is sufficient. now, before they got access, florida's target list was large. it had over 180,000 on it. it was then revised to 2600 according to "the orlando sentin sentinel" and 107 people were found to be fraudulent on that list. that's small compared to pennsylvania estimates. a state report showed that over 9% or 758,000 of all registered voters in that state cannot satisfy the state's photo i.d. law. numbers like that may be overstated though says nate silver from "the new york tim " times." he says voter i.d. laws could cause a decrease of 2% or 3% based on regis...

Texas passed a law requiring the same level of identification if you want to vote for the next president of the united states. guess what the obama administration did? they stepped in and said texas was breaking the law. is this about rights or politics? listen to jay christian adams earlier today. >> the states that enacted voter i.d. tried to make it free and readily available. some states will come to your house and give it to you, like georgia or south carolina. this isn't enough for the holder justice department. they are radically opposed to the election measures. >> eric: big claim. wha...