we are joined by soouch bourke who at -- susan bourke who advocated for the bill, spear heading lawsuits designed to change your the manner in which the military prosecutes rape and sexual assault. her work is part of "the invisible war." >> the senator came close to getting the bill. as we heard, for two decades every secretary of defense said there's zero tolerance for sexual assault, but there has been no accountability. is there a doubt that the system is broken as we see in a number of cases? >> there's no doubt at all. the sad reality is we, as a nation, have sat by and let the service members bear the brunt. from 1981, everywhere has been on notice that the system is broken. the senator said she was disappointed with the lack of support from the white house. would that have helped in. >> it definitely would have helped. obviously the president is the commander-in-chief much he should have the same impatience and unwillingness to tolerate the sexualities. the majority of the senate. we know there's time for a change. there has to be reform. the main component of her bill was to tak

demonstration started out peacefully with tens of thousands taking to the streets to mourn the death of bourke in no time after nine months in a coma. the teenage boy died on tuesday from injuries sustained in the clashes during last year's anti government demonstrations strikingly new protests across the country the children had bbq was a darkness that most of them we do not want anyone to take you to know what he wants it. they try to get beaten detroit opened it. no one had the right. in the trade of the protesters claimed prime minister into taipei are going to the heavy handed crackdown on last year's protests from many on the streets the reason corruption allegations are just one more be sent off for his resignation. on the campaign trail. the prime minister accused protesters of trying to sabotage upcoming local elections are due and has vowed to step down if his party loses the marks thirtieth wrote to his popularity has slipped the turkish prime minister remains comfortably ahead in the polls. released to five people have died in that massive explosion in new york on wednesday to a ga

manatee are over fourteen million people in a forty eight hours spent weeding the good the name of bourke and alstom. this again now in the context of that new bill that we talked about on internet censorship the prime minister recently vowed to crack down on social networks. local mother myself and some of my friends not all of them were determined on the subject than it was on the list of minutes and we will not leave this nation at the mercy of youtube and facebook to what phase the green and clear we are getting. don't eat so i work how far will we learn along go on this. it was a gimmick when you are talking about this course. xd yesterday the couple is evil he told them all like to know them possibly take in some measure to dance you know facebook and youtube but yesterday he had also like to know the end of the interview he told the suspect in a week we do not have any such idea at all. so right now my candidates and the medical them are reasonable if the talk about the kino policy wise blood has been implemented and what has been effected. i know that some of the poster that has r

and now haley bar bourke the former governor and barbour's son and the whole barbour operation tryinghad cochran. how important is this? >> this is a big deal. this is a victory so far for the so-called establishment and the republican party. look, some of this is establishment forces of kind of co-opted the tone and language of the tea party since they are sort of ascended here in 2010. part is they are teaming up. we have saw rand paul, a hero of 2010 cut a radio ad for carl roaf's american cross roads to run in that florida special election. another big factor here is just that there's not a lot of heat in the tea party this year and frank floirkt a lot of great candidates. if you talk to so outside groups, freedom works, club for growth, people around sarah palin, for instance, they just don't know who endorse. who do we get behind? look at challengers in tennessee in kansas, in south carolina. these are places with sort of old long-time established senators not facing potent challengers and one reason why the establishment is leading right now. >> that's got to make the white hou