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Could make it to 40. martin did not make it to 40. >> because this was too risky? >> we would be killed along the way and because we had no intention of stopping and we knew what we had to do. he would say, if you haven't found something that's worthy of giving your life you're not fit to live anyway. >> so what is the -- the voting rights fight of today? >> helping people to see that one, it's important, but i think it comes down to fighting against those efforts that people are using to make it difficult for us to vote. we're now seeing people drop from the voting rolls. the difference is th...

Requiring a mandatory photo i.d. >> i know you do. >> show me your papers, o'reilly. >> i'm usually giving him jazz on this. that's right wing paranoia. >> no it's not. it's freedom and privacy issue. look. >> you are agreeing with that nut. >> we are already well done the road. >> wait a minute. i don't want to hear this theory. privacy, what about privacy? privacy for what? >> giving you an answer. we are already well down the road the federal government knowing everything about you. why would you give them another way to consolidate data but and track your every move which he we're already....

As a voter i.d. identification thing. >> that's correct. >> i'm saying that states control their own voting rolls and that's the way it should be. the federal government should not be riding this. a mandatory voter i.d. >> a way to solve a problem here. >> the issue is. this i don't think it's a terribled idea but the fact you say it's going to cost money. >> federal government pays can social security afford to pay for this and if appears a photo how many years each time should we he have it done. >> i think the individual voter pay 10 cents. >> charge the voters for it? >> yes. 10 cents. >> ...

Core conservatives who oppose any moderation on the immigration issue? >> it is a split in the party, stuart. although it's one i feel, having been down in washington for a while, it is not quite as hot as it was years ago. there is still a faction of the party that really dislikes the idea of any kind of immigration reform. they call it amnesty. they call it all kinds of things. but what you have seen down here is a growing sense among many republicans, a majority of republicans, that, a, immigration reform is necessary. it actually is needed to restore the rule of law. that also this is an i...

Core conservatives who oppose any moderation on the immigration issue? >> it is a split in the party, stewart. although it's one i feel, having been down in washington for a while, it it is not quite as hot as it was years ago. there is still a faction of the party that really dislikes the idea of any kind of immigration reform. they call it amnesty. they call it all kinds of things. but what you have seen down here is a growing sense among many republicans, a majority of republicans, that a., immigration reform is necessary. it actually is needed to restore the rule of law. that also this is ...