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first we had a distribution that morning in norwalk and then the next morning with we had a distribution. >> who was first? >> we were here -- >> i believe you, i can sense it. >> we'd never done the distribution at union square before, but we've had them in manhattan. i think this is the fourth time and it's normal we get a lot of people. >> one package for this gentleman. he'll fill in the paperwork. >> there you are. >> i read about andrew's new york city beekeeper glass in "time out" magazine a few winters ago, the middle of february, i was bored and i said, this sounds like fun. i took the class and the next thing you know -- basically, we take this off and there's a metal canister in there that they're all around right now. it's a sugar syrup. it's got holes poked in it and that's what's kept them alive from the trip to georgia. and take this out and inside there is a little box that has the queen in it. use a thumb tack and string and we'll drop here into the hive. and once she's in there, we basically dump her in. they'll know her scent and they'll know to go in there. it's amazi

at 8:00 in the morning and vote in cleveland and then drive to medina and vote again and drive to norwalk vote again. that's not where fraud is. and to pass all this -- these laws. and what's discouraging, what's disappointing, reverend sharpton, about this is all of these laws in highway hoir s is laws about early voting were written by republican legislature with democratic support, signed by a republican governor. there was no argument on this. this was good government to have an open voting system. and now this crowd, because they are one bird flies off a telephone wire, they all do. it's state after state after state. they are going right after -- like they went after collective bargaining rights in ohio. they are going after voter rights and women's rights. it's outrageous. we've got enough problems without worrying about this. we've got to work on creating jobs, not fight back on people trying to take away people's right to vote. >> i couldn't agree with you more. senator sherrod brown, thank you for your time tonight. >> of course. >>> still ahead -- how joe biden's comment about

the fingerprints are actually sent down to cal i.d., which is in norwalk. and they'll match that person's fingerprints up with past crimes that he's done. >> the green line, gentlemen. >> once the new inmates have been fully processed, they are stripped down, showered, and given their l.a. county blues. before any inmate can leave the irc, they need to be x-rayed for tuberculosis, checked medically by a doctor, and screened by a psychiatrist. >> you want to hurt yourself? what plans do you have to hurt yourself? >> i don't know. whatever plans i can come up with. >> if i put a rope in front of you, are you going to hang yourself? >> that's very possible. >> that's very possible? >> very possible. >> are there voices talking to you? >> yes, there are. >> you hear voices telling you to hurt yourself? >> yes. >> with only a few minutes with each inmate psychiatrists at the irc have the hard task of diagnosing complex mental disorders before deciding where they are to be housed. it's 1:00 in the morning in the irc, and for one inmate the long wait has taken its

wake up one morning in cleveland and vote and then drive to elyria and then vote and then drive to norwalk and vote and then to medina and vote and mansfield and vote. people aren't going to defraud the system that way. why? they're going to get caught, probably, and secondsly, they're going to jail, all to take the risk of giving president obama or mitt romney five more votes in the state of 11 million people. that's not going to happen. yet the people that are attacking our voting rights are claiming individuals are going to do things like that to defraud. college students voting in college and then voting back in their hometown. people aren't going to do that because the disincentives are too strong. there is no reason so you can vote one stra extra time you would possibly do that. the new -- the new law repeals -- this is what's disappointing to me, madam president. this new law repeals what was a bipartisan effort in 2006. 2006 in response to some election problems of 2004 and the presidential race where people stood in long, long lines to vote and there were other problems, 2006, the