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Initially there was a snip-it and the whole thing was released. and i want to see all the facts before they come in, but i say, could there any some other part to the story, and i don't think so and you don't think so. >> we would have heard it. if he had reason to believe the individual was armed or had just committed some sort of violent act, but all the information we have now is that this was a credit card fraud case and this individual was just picked out by someone who they were working with. and it just seems to be an overreaction. no other way to label it. >> i was reading an advance o...

Have exonerated the police if it showed a different scene. the move to body cameras is an important step to address the divisions we see in per says. >> jason do you agree to any of this? >> we had a camera in the garner case. that is not all the evidence in that case. only the grand jury has seen all of the evidence. i am reluctant to a group would has design all of the evidence and have only seen a snip it. both the prosecutor in new york and in new york have successfully prosecuted other cops in the past. the idea they cannot do this properly, again, it is something i will not assume. >> no...

Essentially made up out of whole cloth. the only problem with a.c.o.r.n. and its voter registration is they were really good at it, and that helped democrats. you know what else a.c.o.r.n. did? really smart political organizing and really smart political strategy. they put things like raise the minimum wage proposal on the ballot in states with key elections. why is that important? first, raising the minimum wage is a nice thing do for poor people and also nice for the economy as a whole. second, when you ask people if they want to raise the minimum wage, people essentially unanimously scream ...

Hours will tell a lot. the government's message was it was going to hit hard, it was going to hit fast, and hopefully -- you talked about the different models of trying to stop a protest -- this would be the nip-it-in-the-bud model to try and hit quickly. the crackdown only lasted about 20 minutes. and hope that the people here go back and retreat into their homes and don't do this again. that could happen. this is not a large population. it's not like egypt where you have huge masses that can sustain a protest movement for 18, 19, 20 days because you have shifts and people working and there's...

Head into sessions today. we had a fistful of amendments to try and make a lousy bill a little bit better and it became very clear to us that the republican leadership wasn't going to consider the amendments, certainly not pass any of the amendments. and we were left with just this option on the table. governor walker introduced this legislation late friday afternoon of last week, and now he wants it to be law this week and it's making sweeping changes in the state of wisconsin. and you're right, this legislation is repairing a budget hole of about $130 million when we passed about $150 millio...