lfyrñ let me start with you, ms brazile as vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee.around the country. what do you see going on? >> over the last 12 months we have seen more thanfá 180 restrictive voter i.d. laws introduced in state legislative halls all throughout the country. just to let you know the impact that these laws will have, 17 states have passed restrictive voting laws, 17 states that have the potential to impact the 2012 presidential election. these states account for 80% of the electoral votes that are needed in order to win the presidency. ixd want to urge everyone prett much everything that you can produce, your driver's license, your birth certificate, your voter registration card, anything, and utilities, and your utility payments, because this fall, we will see hurdles that we have not seen since 1965, and this is something that bothers all of us. >> we understand that the laws are changing but the question here also is, does it constitute racial discrimination? >> well first of all, it'sxd discrimination because in any number of studies, but i'll

brazil, india, indonesia, mexico and u.s. and as of that week, they have 600 million mobile users. and apparently that's what he emphasized in his exclusive with nbc. >> this is a stock, unlike mshere every time someone speaks from facebook, whether it be sherrill, he comes on the "today" show and he gives it a bump. this guy makes a case for anytime anyone's on facebook, they're basically saying listen, forget the past. we've got a mobile strategy which i think august was good for them. i'm getting a feeling that september was good. i think their ability to go out and tell the story ahead of the lockup is a little dicey because you've got this big lockup expiration. >> sure. >> but i do marvel about 1 billion users, and i do think that, you know, i don't want to necessarily buy oxygen because there's, what, 7 billion users of oxygen, but this company does have -- >> interesting that facebook's argument pivots around the number of people who use their product. whitman's argument centers around the number of people who create and work at the company. right? as if a large employee base is a good thing. >> chinese eighth army. that's how mao fell. >> interesting. >> look at kohl's