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Non-citizens, the state thinks that 50 people illegally cast a ballot, 50, and today the purge gained another champion. senator marco rubio. he is the highest ranking latino official in florida and a potential vp candidate for romney. he supports the purge despite that evidence that latinos are getting targeted. 61% are targets of the purge. senator rubio said today, that i would not characterize it as an effort to purge latinos from the voting rolls, it's just a debate about tactics and i'm not familiar with all the waps of how the practice -- of all the ways the program is being put in place...

Prosecuted and put people in jail for may be one number, but there's a lot of voter fraud out there you can never catch because it's so easy to do. >> so voter fraud statistics are limited only as much as your imagination? >> welcome back. that was "the daily show" taking aim at governor rick scott's plan to purge 2,600 voters from florida's voting rolls. it's caused a lawsuit from the department of justice and bitter fighting within the state. now in an interview with the "miami herald," former florida secretary of state kurt browning reveals how mismanaged the plan was from the start. he say...

People in jail for may be one number, but there's a lot of voter fraud out there you can never catch because it's so easy to do. >> voter fraud statistics are limited only as much as your imagination. >> welcome back. that was the "daily show" taking aim at governor rick scott's plan to purge 2,600 voters from florida's voting rolls. it's caused a lawsuit from the department of justice and bitter fighting within the state. now in an interview can the "miami herald" former florida secretary of state kurt browning reveals how mismanaged the plan was from the start. he says the trouble began afte...

Voter fraud out there you can never catch because it's so easy to do. >> voter fraud statistics are limited only as much as your imagination. >> welcome back. that was the "daily show" taking aim at governor rick scott's plan to purge 2,600 voters from florida's voting rolls. it's caused a lawsuit from the department of justice and bitter fighting within the state. now in an interview can the "miami herald" former florida secretary of state kurt browning reveals how mismanaged the plan was from the start. he says the trouble began after homeland security denied florida's request for its citize...

David, the feds say florida is breaking the law. is it? >> no, the arguments are entirely specious. the d.o.j. is using section five of the voting rights act for five counties in case of change in voting rules or procedures. there is supreme court precedence that removing ineligible voters from voting rolls is not changes. section 8 deals with rye move of individuals who were previously eligible but are no longer eligible because they moved out of state. once begin the has nothing to do with non-citizens. the arguments are utterly political, legally incoherent. and under the existing federal l...