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Investigation now in terms of getting information and scheduling the more interesting witnesses, this is more than a little bit curious that they chose today to fire jim comey. >> final question, about rod rosenstein, we've heard sally yates, you're saying tonight, the reason he gave to the president for firing jim comey are laughable. >> they're not believable on any order. you know, i voted for this gentleman based upon his reputation in maryland. but i am deeply disappointed and i if i could have that vote back, but i will be voting in a difference way. because the explanation is so patentl...

People with those preexisting conditions who live in that state would have to move to another state in order to have those preexisting conditions covered. that is just going to be frightening to a lot of people out there, who suffer from these sorts of illnesses. and yes, they did put together this pool that april mentioned of $8 billion that would cover people with these sorts of illnesses-the next five years. but there are estimates that is just a fraction of what is needed for those people who are in that kind of situation. and so i think you had lawmakers up on capitol hill today, don, ack...

Are they doing it to send a message of contempt for the place? does voting to her feel like throwing a grenade into this city? does it feel good to know you're causing disruption like lobbing a monkey wrench into the engine gears? tell me, are you serious or is it a way to let off steam? like the guy in that movie "network" who kept bellowing i'm sick and tired, i'm not taking it any more. does it feel like that? does it feel better to know you threw a rock at the establishment? like one of the poor kids from the bad neighborhoods who only means of self-expression is spray painting graffiti up...

So, i, okay, there's no way around this, so let's go find out what it's like. so i drove to south dakota and we did it. >> and you did it. we talked on the ranch what you discovered there, how angry it made you to see these other people. it just came out this week that the justice department is going to change those sentencing rules and try to exonerate a lot of the long-term sentences on these drug offenders. do you think that's a step in the right direction? >> do you see anybody say anything about giving them their votes back? that's what it's about. it's a deregistration machine. the whole...

Trafficking. i don't completely disagree with the sphrags on that. why are they talking about this now? is this a national priority? i can't help but think it's all to rally -- >> if clemency gets your vote back -- >> it's another base rallying activity. >> it's people who were in jail for three to five years on cases of multiple use of marijuana. >> i'm going to leave it right there. coming up the supreme court handed down a major ruling today that involved the state's rights on affirmative action. dana is going to tell you all about it when we come back.