the forms of id. they have not been finalized by the state supreme court, which some think will occur next year. host: early voting is underway and half the country. early voting is underway in colorado, nevada, florida, iowa, ohio, virginia, and new hampshire. it is not taking place in pennsylvania. why? we do not have an early voting law. you can vote by absentee, but it has to be for a particular reason. you cannot get a absentee ballot for any reason -- you have to be ill or out of the state. essentially, for all practical purposes, voting will take place on november 6. one of the arguments that has been used by republicans about why there is no television commercials, as tom fitzgerald pointed out, we will see some in philadelphia, maybe some in pittsburgh by romney campaign -- some say just to reach the eastern parts of ohio. it is largely because there is no reason to communicate with voters simply because there is no early voting. unlike many other battleground states, you cannot buy any more

voters do not need to show a photo id to vote in ohio, they do need to show a photo id to vote in florida. and, of course, if you suspect voter fraud or problems at the polls where you live, we want to know about it. here is our address. voter fraud@foxnews.com. jenna? jenna: a story we'll continue to watch, eric, thank you. gregg: well, both candidates have a whole lot riding on tomorrow night's debate in denver, but governor mitt romney is the challenger debating a sitting president, so what will it take for him to win? our next guest coached governor romney during the primary debates. jenna: it'll be interesting to talk to him about that, some tips maybe. and historically just how much have debates meant when voters actually go to the polls? james rosen takes a closer look at the 1980 faceoff between jimmy carter and ronald reagan for a little perspective for us. gregg: plus, he earned a law degree, he passed the bar exam, but this young man came to the country when he was 9 years old and became an illegal immigrant. can the state deny him a law license because of his legal status? [ m

voter id which is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania done. so at least the republican strategy to rig the election in pennsylvania has fallen short unfortunately there are several other states where similar efforts by republicans are still rolling along and ultimately this issue will likely be settled by the u.s. supreme court the near future a court whose right wing members have already ruled five to four that americans do not have a fundamental right to vote that was in bush v gore joining us now from our l.a. studios is brad fried founder and publisher of the bread blog bread live dot com brad welcome back tom good to be back thank you for joining us and good to see you my friend does this decision effectively kill this voter i.d. law in pennsylvania till the election yes and no and i hate to be confusing about this because it needs to be clear and this judge this republican judge i believe purposely made a ruling here that was not particularly clear so here's where we are for this november the photo id restriction will not keep anyone fro

most voters needed a state-issued id card. votered needed to have a birth scertificate or other id to get one. today the judge said that the gap between the photo id issued so far and the need of those that have them won't be closed in time. he said the state appears to have a good system in place but every reason to think that the process will go through bumps in the road. so he blocked the law from going into effect in pennsylvania. poll workers can ask for a photo eye d but those without one can still cast a ballot. >> i was going to ask you, a, no permanent in junction. >> i guess it probably will. >> and he did not say that it was unconsti tungsal under the law? >> if they have a better process and feel more comfortable we could see this in the next elick electi election. >> my guess is that it would be ruled unconstitution al. >> thank you very much. >> jim, where do you come out on the voter id? >> that we ought to have integ are the i think that when the democrats come out and they say that this is some kind of effort

they only accept certain kinds of ids. majority leader of the pennsylvania house actually said this is what's going to help romney win. this is something that's happening only in red states by republican legislators to address an issue which isn't even happening. when fraud happens, it happens when votes, voters register to vote as was the problem with the firm hired by republicans in florida and other states. republicans who have had this problem with registering voters, but at the polls there's almost no incidence of fraud and even fewer convictions. it's a solution in search of a problem is exactly what it is. >> oh, boy. alisyn: lars? >> bologna. alisyn: would you like to expound on your theory? >> usually bologna works really well with alan -- >> thank you. >> listen, there's no voter fraud being detected because you don't require anybody to prove who her. the fact is -- who they are. the fact is that americans' voting rights are sacred, and they should only be extended to people who are american citizens. and asking

it can't just be photo id it's got to be a particular type of photo id that doesn't work this in and i just i just see this is this is i mean we've played the clip many times on this program paul weyrich saying the leverage of the republicans goes up as a voting populace goes down that's what they're all about it's very very simple and frankly the idea of a national id card creeps me out i'm i'm with the republicans when bill clinton during his administration they floated the topic of a national id card and all the republicans said was my papers please you want everybody to have to carry their i.d. that's what they did in nazi germany we're not going to do that so. where you have that tailor in ontario canada hey taylor thanks for watching what's on your mind tonight hi i absolutely love your program. thank you and the point i wanted to bring up is something you touched upon and that has to do with the fact that they didn't allow. the presidential candidate for the green party. to participate in the debate and i agree one hundred percent with you that it would have been a lot more in

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the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple?is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account online, set up direct deposit, and make transfers. it is a real bank account. >> it is very exciting. we see people opening up second accounts. a lot of these people never had account before. people who have problems with bank accounts, people without two ids, no minimum deposit. we are excited to have these people. >> it has been a great partnership with bank on s.f. because we are able to offer checking, savings, minimarkets, certificates, and loans to people who might not be about to get accounts anywhere else. even if you have had a previous account at another financial institutions, we can still open an account for you, so you do not need to go to a check

the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple? that is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account online, set up direct deposit, and make transfers. it is a real bank account. >> it is very exciting. we see people opening up second accounts. a lot of these people never had account before. people who have problems with bank accounts, people without two ids, no minimum deposit. we are excited to have these people. >> it has been a great partnership with bank on s.f. because we are able to offer checking, savings, minimarkets, certificates, and loans to people who might not be about to get accounts anywhere else. even if you have had a previous account at another financial institutions, we can still open an account for you, so you do not need to go to a check cashing place, which may turn to two percent of your monthly income. >> you can enroll in free educational services online. just as it -- visit sfsmartmoney.org. with services like financial education classes and one-on-one meetings with advisers, asset smart money

but i have to get an id.ent to the bank and i have been doing business with this bank for over 30 years. and a lady pulled me aside and said, you know, you are going to have to get some kind of a dedication. we can ... kind of identification. and we cannot let you keep doing this. one day, you will come in here and i will not be here. i go to the motor vehicles. we get there before it opens up. i wait in line at about 25 minutes. i'm handed a piece of paper. i felt the paper heart. and the next thing i know the place is so packed you cannot even move. then i called to get in a line. and i handed the papers. he is mad at me that i'm -- because i'm not handing him the papers fast enough. and then he tells me to go sit down if i have everything together. by then, already is. -- i'm already angry. i told him, giving you the papers when you ask for them. he tells me to go sit down. you come when your number is called. you cannot even find a seat now. then you have your never called. then you stand in line again th

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older women often do not have ids. picture ids. my own mother is 97-years old. i am prompted say she is no longer driving. [laughter] she does not have a driver's license. it took some doing, but she does not have one now. she lives in pennsylvania. for a time, she needed to get a picture id. if she does not have a passport. that law -- many people in pennsylvania do not know that the courts have set that law aside. women, when they get married, often change their names. they have up-to-date to valid ids with their current names. how many women are students? often the majority in some college areas are women. are they going to be allowed to vote? these are targeted populations. it is difficult for them to vote. for those who are politically aware, regardless of where you stand on politics, it is essential that people in this country have the right to vote. they need to know what the laws are. many of the restrictions have been set aside by the courts. there is so much confusion about the laws. about what they say and what they do not say. there is a toll-free nu

requires you to have photo id.hat is the same people a stateo make it so hard to block of the voter i.d. laws. just a vote you have to show i h when they make your show i detested by simple medication frantic. >> i'm awill says astonished tht people like 35 years old up to show id to buy cigarettes or alcohol in some places. yet, we don't do it for voting which is so critical. it's bnot byarre. it makes me think that maybe something is happening behind the election camerve we don't kw about. they don't want that to stop because it and that is a political interest. it is bizarre that the same bureaucrats that impose data idealize and bsteding all these consumer products don't want that for the fundamental issue of voting. the s a valid interest of the state. thirsc states have some form of >> ii'rement. a% of the american people support this. it strikes me as bnot byarre. youh now, rhode island, a democratic state with a demofatic legisla% rre passed it the other side the law. the sponsor was the only. that african-

citizens united and the money that's brought into the system but you know we have seen these photo id restrictions to keep people from voting we've seen early voting hours scaled back we've seen challenges to legitimate voters and their right to vote and frankly all of this tends to obscure the very serious concerns that we still have about voting machines that are run by private companies proprietary systems that cannot be overseen by the public that are a very real threat in all fifty states in the in the union at this point now i've heard from people you know n.b.c.'s chuck todd their top election guy over the weekend said that concerns about voting machines are conspiracy theories he equated this to donald trump's birth or garbage that's a quote from from chuck todd of n.b.c. who does not understand the threat that these systems pose to our country but i'll add to that even the supposedly good guys guys like the folks at think progress have turned around and have smeared me have smeared brad blog dot com today as a conspiracy theorist site or something saying that i've reported so

you don't have to have a driver's license or any other id in pennsylvania. but when you call the state's number to figure out how to vote. that is what you get. as of today. so, naturally when we got that recording one of our producers called back and asked why. why the confusing website. >> okay. but your out going message is actually like sending not just a mixed message but an in core ect message to the voters right now. >> can you change that do you think? >> yes. for something like that. it is important to call us and contact us like you are doing right now.

i don't even have an id. i ripped it in half and threw it in the garbage. so that's gone. >> the lack of an id and transparency of her lies are hints she may be underage. >> no pimp, no nothing. i'm going to have the money for myself. i'm going to sell my ass for me. >> what's your connection with the guy. >> tell you the truth, i don't know who that is. >> for now alicia will admit to nothing, not even after they point out the room she's in has been paid for by the male suspect under arrest in the parking lot. >> you don't know the guy outside. how come this is in his name. >> i don't know. >> she's protecting him. >> i'm not protecting nobody. i just don't know. >> why are you protecting that guy there? >> i'm not protecting nobody. i'm protecting myself. >> you can do a whole lot more to help yourself than this. >> i am helping myself. i just need extra money. that's all it is. >> again, you're protecting this guy. >> no, i'm not. >> he's got your room rented. he knows you. >> i don't know him. if he knows me, i don't know how he knows me. >> just some c

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monitor students inside and outside the classroom the techniques range from chips and bet in school id cards to g.p.s. installed and computers tracking students every move to actual surveillance cameras in texas is at the forefront these are the i.d.'s students are required to carry that have tracking chips built into them so teachers know where their students are at all times schools say the measures will help make kids safer but is it just going too far to discuss this we were joined earlier by our producer andrew blake who just covered this story extensively on our website. r.f. id radio frequency identification chips and they're used pretty regular i mean i have one of my pocket right now and if you have a new york state you know that's going to collect and you don't really want to take out my driver's license and hold a flyer at that understand but we do have one in there and i use it because i was born in new york state i used to cross the border all the time i have an hour of id chip in mine just that when i cross over they know who i am and they can go and they can scan it and

going to be repercussions and some students are already seeing that if they don't have there are if id chips they're being told they can't check out library books they can't pay for their lunches in the cafeteria they can't go into certain classrooms and we have one case in texas where someone was told that they couldn't vote for homecoming king and queen because they didn't have their card on them so i don't want to say that it's all in how they're taking away their rights to vote because this is just a high school obviously but it is a priest living things like that are important right now maybe not really. but we're seeing a lot some problems here and yes in texas they think that every year because if they can adjust this truancy problem in this this lack of substantial attendance figures they can pull in the last two million dollars a year in state funding but meanwhile they got six thousand students. and they know where they are at all times all the time and it's kind of freaking people out and there's a lot of concerns not just about like well i just don't want to be tracked it k

laws these photo id laws that are being promoted this is the latest thing to come out of alec out of paul weyrich. organization and when we look at the demographic breakout of who does and doesn't have photo i.d.'s we've got a graphic of this that just lays it right out you can see you can see it here after americans twenty five percent don't have these asians twenty percent latinos one thousand percent and so on all the way down to two whites more you know the republican eight percent it seems that that if you wanted to rig an election if you just used photo id as as the filter you could knock off you know about half the electorate in this part of it as a matter of fact if if you really want to become paranoid if you look at the number of african-americans that made the difference in elections in two thousand and eight we know that it did in states like north carolina north carolina was run by about six hundred one by about six hundred forty thousand votes but if you apply the photo i.d. law to north carolina the governor vetoed it and did allow it to move forward to actually end up

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the right thing to do is to show photo id. the other thing i would like to say that josh said a little bit before, the democrats are worried about pennsylvania. in 2010, we won the u.s. senate seat and the governorship. we won 112 seats in the house. congressmen in pennsylvania. we expect to 12 seats in the house. i feel that tom smith, he said that tom smith spent $20 million. this is a free country. you can spend as many money as you want to. the reason he has been able to move forward is that bob casey has done nothing for six years. he has not introduced one bill passed in the united states senate. he fell asleep and tom smith moved up. to criticize tom smith for being tea party tom, i love it. a lot of people embrace the policies of the tea party. >> tea party, smith is not going to sell to the south part of the state. i have no problem with tom smith spend the money from his personal fortune. that is fine. calling senator casey empty. that is wrong. he has been on the front lines of protecting workers' rights. he has mad

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, or a state non-driver id card. but on tuesday, a commonwealth court judge ruled the state does not have enough time to adequately provide id to all those that need it in time for the november 6 election. the law was among the strictest to pass as a nationwide effort critics say is aimed at disenfranchising lower-income residents and people of color who tend to vote democratic. after its passage earlier this year, pennsylvania's republican house majority leader, mark -- mike turzai, predicted it would help romney win the state. tuesday's ruling does help pave the way for its use in future elections. mississippi also announced it will not enforce its law requiring photo ids at the polls. palau was put on hold after the justice department demanded proof that the measure would not violate the voting rights act. meanwhile, the battle of guns in ohio with some candid out overnight in order to cast their ballot. ohio is the seventh state to begin early voting. president obama and republican candidate mitt romney face off

photo id can affect over ten percent of americans that simply don't have one there is an attempt to prevent large numbers of people from actually exercising the ballot election monitors usually serve the purpose of keeping track of in discrepancies and while the us likes to keep a close eye on the way elections are handled abroad we have the right to monitor other people's elections of course and if they don't do it they're clearly they're cheating that's not democracy it's rigged it's a dictatorship what the hell the need for monitors at home is vastly undermined when you're looking at an election where the votes are counted in public. that's the kind of. election that it's possible to observe it really is virtually no opportunity for international observation but the same goes for domestic observers even the carter center which goes abroad and does the great we're monitoring elections brought refuses to monitor us elections on the grounds don't meet basic standards of integrity when election ideals are not met elsewhere criticism runs rampant elections in venezuela elections in ir