restiered sergeant shaun manning shot six times that day and that day was four and half years ago. un, we meet four years ago and how are you doing, good to so you. >> the nows yesterday was a bit of a shock and my heart goes out to the people killed and injured and their families. i know how difficult this is for them. >> i bet. you know, shaun, i could see clearly you were still struggling and i have seen you on television several times in the past two years and you keep getting better and it is great to see, but that struggle you had, reminded me of what the doctors were talking about at fort hood about the victims and what they are about to experience. and you in a sense will be a counsellor to them and help them move forward. i mean, what do they have ahead of them in terms of their own personal challenge? >> the first few months after this. i mean, it is so overwhelming and you are still in shock and denial and trying to figure out how and why it happen. and you know, then after that, it wears off and you are stuck with the reality of you know, your physical injuries and emoti

this photographer who lead the blind boy sat on a blind was shaun tait and another departure was one takes on a two fold benefit of confidence man opened fire on the east end of concert on the deck took these on the eve of the sea change in action in afghanistan that guided by insurgents half days to just stop to count the non blogging and assassinations. she should calm. while all around with

that may be a legacy this man, businessman and gop activist shaun mccutcheon is proud of.e wases the lead plaintiff in this week's case and is joining us to discuss his view that this week's ruling is good for free speech and democracy. welcome, and thanks for joining us. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> well, it's a big week for you. a victory, obviously, as i mentioned from your perspective and for your case. and you and other republicans have said this is a victory most importantly for free speech. let's look, in the 2012 campaign cycle according to center for responsive politics, there were, however, only about 646 people who ran up against that limit that your case knocked down. by contrast, more than 4 million people gave to barack obama with a smaller donations. so do you feel that at bottom, as a factual matter right now, this ruling even if it's free speech, it's free speech for a relatively small number of people? >> well, all americans, regardless of economic status, are entitled to free speech under the first amendment. this fundamental free speech and pol

to debate, i'm joined by the man hop won that case, businessman shaun mccutcheon and robert weissman president of public citizen which argues for additional campaign finance limits. welcome to both of you. certainly a fascinating issue. here's my thing, mr. mccutcheon. here's a new reality, right in the american democracy for sale? how do you have candidates in the future now going to the wealthiest donors in the country and saying i want an unlimited amount of pone? how does that is not at some-point lead to corruption? >> again, i think this is an issue about independent private people exercising free speech and regardless of economic status, all americans are entitled to free speech. so this is a first amendment guaranteed right under the constitute. all americans are entitled to -- >> and the supreme court agreed with you in a 5-4 decision and upheld that. if you sit back as a citizen and say i want to be politically involved. if i'm a person of great means and i've got all these candidates saying i want an unlimited amount of money, do you not worry that leads to corruption? >>

this photographer who lead the blind boy sat on a blind was shaun tait and another departure was one takes on a two fold benefit of confidence man opened fire on the east end of concert on the deck took these on the eve of the sea change in action in afghanistan that guided by insurgents half days to just stop to count the non blogging and assassinations. she should calm. while all around with ks. and i believe that is why her pictures from terrible places resonated with so many people around the world. she found. their dignity. she found the quiet. human moments. the connected people in great strife. to all the rest of us. around the world the agency's myspace and intended it to photography. santi outlined in the mud and sand he was fined after six minutes the lights. news from her professionalism. and from her magnificent and powerful and poignant and telling photographs. the lights. news from her resilience and determination. while witnessing. that i will try to these. of so many others the lights. it is from her and smile. her wonderful sense of humor. and of course who could ever forget that spectacular laugh. nineteen cool