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Of what is acceptable and what is not. >> everyone else on the stage supported mike pence on the debate except for ramaswamy. i think he looked like a fool today, frankly, to stand up -- he is depending on people being completely and totally without knowledge when it comes to the constitution and the way laws are made in the senate work. i don't think that schtick is going to work. i think pence got a fair amount of support on the stage and i'm glad to see it because he deserves it. >> let's talk about this further in just a few moments. everybody, stay with us. we'll be right back.

This as you're saying that, but the truth is we have witnessed now, after january 6th, people coming out of the woodwork with their legal theories saying that that's the case. it widens the aperture of what is acceptable and what is not. i think we're going to see more and more candidates like this on the trail going into 2024, maybe senate, people running for senate, et cetera, who are going to say, you know what else we could have done that time? you know who else you could have called? it's just free speech. i think we're watching that window open of what is acceptable and what is not. >> e...

♪ man: it happened in this apartment building in a ground-floor unit. yochelson: jennie vincow was a 79-year-old lady living alone in an apartment in northwest los angeles. jordan: she had just turned off the light in her apartment, and because it was the peak of summer, she left the window open. jennie vincow's asleep in her bed, very vulnerable. ♪ jordan: while she slept, a shadow appeared at the window, and it was the outline of a man. and then he opened the window further and crept inside. he was looking for items to steal.

The citizens of la were paralyzed with fear. his name was richard ramirez and he was the night stalker. st building in a ground-floor unit. yochelson: jennie vincow was a 79-year-old lady living alone >> it happened in this apartment building in a ground- floor unit. >> jenny was a 79-year-old living alone in a apartment in northwest la. >> she just turned out the light in her apartment and because it was summer she left the window open. >> jenny was asleep in her bed. very vulnerable. >> while she slept, a shadow appeared at the window. it was the outline of a man.

Factor in american life in innumerable ways and the decision today will make things worse, not better. this is a court that in 2003 said we hope that in 25 years, this was from then justice o'connor, in 25 years, we won't have to look at race when determining college admissions, but right now we do. we're 20 years later, justice jackson saying we still live in that world, but these justices saying, you know what, the 14th amendment, that equal protection clause does not protect the way these colleges are conducting their admissions. even though they do leave a window open, for applicants to ta...