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In ohio, only to discover he could not because his veterans photo i.d. did not have his home address on it. does this mean that voter i.d. laws need to be changed or proof that they're working. for a fair and balanced debate. joined by the american speck later, john, and from the military protection project. good morning. >> good morning. >> alisyn: john, let me start with you. is this just an unintended consequence of a law, let's face it, not important to keep illegal immigrants from voting, but sometimes it comes out legitimate voters as well? >> well, i think mr. carol should have gone to ...

Records and counted the ballot. he didn't want the provisional ballot, type was too small. there are people that could have helped him. he didn't want that. i think he just want today make a statement. he could have voted, but he chose not to. he wasn't he denied the right to vote. >> alisyn: okay. eric, is this an isolated incident or are other voters getting caught in this snare as well? >> we don't have any particular examples of other voters getting caught in this example, but, you know, one point of, on the law, the law does not require for valid photo i.d. you have an address on it. this...

It's like a relationship. >> tip number two, get to know the employees strength and three, discuss how they can use the strength to achieve expectation. >> i did the same thing at gap. they were clear, stay in the back and fold jeans, you're not good at dealing with customers. >> alisyn: which is why you-- >> i was productive. >> clayton: you knew your strength. stay in the back in the storage room. >> dave: stay away from the customer. >> clayton: we don't want to see you out here with the head set on. we have khakis in the back. >> alisyn: write us at twitter or friend@foxnews.com. and why y...

And into the afternoon. we're talking about 26-year-old raymond taylor. he was sharing a cell at baltimore super max prison with another inmate who was scheduled to be released that day. you see that was the first mistake, according to the maryland department of corrections. mistake number two, an officer actually believed taylor when he recited the wrong i.d. number. mistake number three, he got away with it again. just listen. >> the inmate was asked to verbally give his i.d. number as this officer checked the numbers against the i.d. card. taylor recited numbers belonging to inmate johnson ...