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Equal pay question, by the way, miss utah did make it to third runner-up. republican senator ron johnson also got caught answering a question about workplace discrimination lately. the results were different but not necessarily better. at the faith and freedom's coalition last week, we told you about that, a reporter from think progress asked senator johnson about his position on the employment nondiscrimination act, which would prevent employers from firing someone just because they're gay. >> >> employment nondiscrimination act which makes it illegal to fire someone for being gay. do you kno...

Syria. >> the debate in washington, d.c. continues over immigration and where reform is going to be picked back up is anybody's guess. this is interesting, the think progress had a video clip of marco rubio about unemployment nondiscrimination act and whether or not gays and lesbians can be involved in the immigration bill. he said he would get out of it all together. listen to what he said. >> do you know if you'll be supporting that? >> i haven't read the legislation. by and large i think all americans should be protected, but i am not for any special protections based on or yen tags. >> wha...

Don't like my fashion, you don't like my do rag so i will balance out the do rag with 400 years of slavery and crimes of humanity. >> they are not the same. >> it is not a good dal balance. i don't need to tell ll that. that is not my job. my job is to eat the peach. and remind you of the low point of ll's career. one being stylistic and one being substance. i will pass the mic to krystal on the peach. >> i don't know what to do with the peach. but i think the problem you're getting to, is that it feels less like a valiant effort and more like a cautionary tale. >> yes. >> the best commentary ...

Reconstruction. the majority opinion said there must be some stage when the freed slave takes the rank of a mere citizen and ceases to be the special favorite of the laws." scalia also drew attention for basically saying senators couldn't possibly vote against the voting rights act and so the supreme court would have to intervene. the legal expert at think progress said, "if the theory were taken seriously by a majority of the justices, it would potentially undermine medicare, social security, and countless other programs." today was not all doom and gloom, however. some voting rights advocate...

Arguments made by the supreme court in the 19th century when it was dismantling reconstruction. the majority opinion said there must be some stage when the freed slave takes the rank of a mere citizen and ceases to be the special favorite of the laws." scalia also drew attention for basically saying senators couldn't possibly vote against the voting rights act and so the supreme court would have to intervene. the legal expert at think progress said, "if the theory were taken seriously by a majority of the justices, it would potentially undermine medicare, social security, and countless other p...