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Radicalization. we don't know a lot yet about this suspect's online footprint. and i don't want to get ahead of the authorities on that front. but from the details of the manifesto this seems to be another case of a person who was radicalized online, fed these crazy conspiracy theories and other ideas, and one of the dangers of the internet these days is that when you go down those rabbit holes it gets darker and darker and darker. and these websites encourage you to spend more and more time at the bottom of those holes. that's something that even youtube has been grappling with. and regulator...

>> you know, my guess is that roger stone is going to fold like a cheap lawn chair and cooperate with the prosecutors ultimately, unless he wants to die in prison. absent that, if he really wants to beat his chest and stay strong, you'll probably see a trial within about six months. >> okay. and jason johnson, we will have the first democratic presidential debates before six months. so what interested me, one of the things that interested me about this scheduling outcome today is this pushes the roger stone trial further into what will be a real presidential campaign. and boy, when you're a ca...

Board eventually but right now you're looking at a case of whack a moel. if you give something to ron johnson on pass-throughs that costs money. and they're pretty constrained on what they're trying to do on budget rules. the big question right now is will the political imperative end up winning out? >> pass something, pass something. >> regardless of the policy. by the end of the year give ourselves an achievement going into the election year, give president trump an achievement going into 2018 in the mid-terms. will that win out over individual policy concerns, individual provision concerns?...

Bad because they've done bad but excluding out other states that have done bad like pennsylvania? >> well, first of all, the voting rights act in general applies to the whole country. so the voting rights act outlaws voting discrimination based on race everywhere. section 5 is a very particular remedy to remedy a particular type and kind of discrimination that we saw most intensely, as ryan said, in the states that are a part of the geographic reach of section 5. so when congress passed the voting rights act in '65, they said okay, we have to stop, we have to give a sword to people to be able ...