in new york, david goodman, the brother of andrew goodman, murdered along with chaney and mickey schwernern mississippi in 1964. he also was 17 years old when his older brother andrew was killed. he is president of the andrew goodman foundation. his mother, carolyn goodman, recently published a book posthumously called, "my mantelpiece: a memoir of survival and social justice." towelcome all of you democracy now! timeave all been spending in mississippi. angela, you live there. relating what is happening today around voting rights to what is happening 50 years ago. first, david, and then i want to ask each of you, when did you hear what had happened to your brother? >> well, he was missing on june 21, but we did not know he was dead for 44 days. the fbi found their bodies in the afternoon of august 4. i was at home by myself. my parents had gone out that evening to a concert. it was the first time they went out. i believe lee white, who is assistant to president johnson, actually called powerhouse. said they had found the bodies. >> i think was bill moyers who got the call for mississippi

. >> michael schwerner, james chaney and goodman were shot to death by the ku klux klan. joining me is davidll, a former bill clinton attorney who was also a freedom summer volunteer back in the day, and he was andrew goodman's roommate during their training for this. david, the late maya angelou wrote in the forward to goodman's mother's memoir that those three young men represent 300,000 young men and women who dared, who had the courage to go to the lion's den and try to scrub the lion's teeth. so you were one of those 300,000. did you feel going in that you were risking your lives? >> well, i think at the beginning of the summer, people were worried. i think we knew we were going to go into harm's way, but i think everybody thought they were going to come -- we were going to come through it okay. >> what would you want people to know about andrew goodman and his legacy? >> well, i think he was a very brave young man. i only knew him for a week. i met him exactly a week before he was murdered. that week was a very high pressure week. we were learning a lot about mississippi history, voter

goodman. house majority leader eric cantor's lost the one of the upsets in congressional history. he failed the tea party challenger david brat whose campaign accused cantor of being insufficiently right-wing. he conceded the race before supporters tuesday night. >> i know there are a lot of long faces here tonight. it is disappointing, sure, but i believe in this country. i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in for the conservative cause, because those solutions of ours are the answers to the problems so many people are facing today. >> the house's second-most powerful republican, cantor's defeat could upend republican politics while further endangering the passage of immigration reform. brat ran on a staunch anti-immigrant platform, citing cantor's mild support for a version of the dream act. it is the first of house majority leader has lost a primary since the position was created in 1889. in the night's other key primary, republican senator lindsay graham of south carolina easily defeated six challe