this is not just bring any old i.d., what you can use to buy sudafed or decongestant.n't use their student i.d. to vote. >> right to vote is enshrined in our constitution, voting rights are in more amendments than any other right in amendments to the constitution. to compare that to getting to medicine or flying on a plane is completely ridiculous. >> we hear republicans do exactly that. we heard nikki haley saying of the south carolina law, we're trying to say that if you can go buy sudafed and you need this, then surely to do something as valuable as voting, you need valid i.d. what is the good news out of ohio. it wasn't voter i.d. in this case. >> again, a big week for voters last week. in ohio, a judge blocked an election law change, which would have eliminated the option to vote in person for many, many people the weekend before the election. and in florida -- >> particularly on that sunday, church, souls to the polls day. >> and in florida what a court did was permanently impose a ban on certain restrictions that made it impossible for organizations like the lea

just give everyone in america test tubes and sued a fedment-- sudafed, he is over his cancer. >> at the moment he is in remission and. >> stephen: is that cancer in there to make him a more sympathetic character so we can understand how a man can go so bad? >> all honesty, yeah, probably a little bit. you know, when i was first coming up with the story for the show, i wanted to do a show not about meth so much but a show about why good people may well decide to do bad things. the old thing, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. >> stephen: so it's a man without goes down this road do. you think everybody could go down that road to hell. you know, like something went wrong in their life. they could make the wrong choices. because i know, because if my show were cancelled i would be selling black tar heroin on the playground in about a week. do you think this could happen to anyone? >> i think the sad truth of human nature being what it is we all have our darknesses as well as our light. and i think people when really pressed could do a lot of pretty bad things. i don't know abo

to buy sudafed and to set foot on an airplane, then you should have to show picture i.d. to protect one of the most valuable, most central sacred rights in america. the right to vote. >> according to reuters, voters in south carolina, nikki haley's home state, 20% more likely to be black. and just over 1/3 of registers voters do not have a driver's license. anyway, the reverend jesse jackson, the great man, the president of the rainbow coalition joins us. you were calling me up last week. you were so angry and concerned as a leader, a civil rights leader, about this new ploy to keep people from voting. >> the irony of nikki haley, she got the right to vote because of the voting rights act itself. then 18-year-olds to vote in 1970. and then students could then vote. and able to get the voting. she is a product of the voting rights act. their plan is negation, purging, voting suppression. and confusing people. and inciting their base to vote. >> but it seemed like they're trying to deny or really make it highly difficult. if you come from the south like you did and move nor

and be 18 to buy sudafed but you can get a morning after pill.nd other stuff that goes with it. >> bob: i know this sits well with you. >> eric: i have a huge problem with it. it's parents not being paren parents. personal responsibility comes to play in a lot of things, parenting especially. teaching kids about the sex education. teaching kids, boys and girls about the pregnancies. the teen pregnancies. if you remove it to and give it to the school we try to fix it. >> kimberly: if you're a parent, you want to know, wouldn't you? >> bob: i don't like to see this, but having said that, most of girls that get unwanted pregnancies come from single family, mothers running the families they're poor, they don't have that education at home. the question is -- >> eric: how did they become children? mom knows about that. >> bob: i'm saying if you look at who gets pregnant, unwanted pregnancies in this city, a lot are from poor community, minorities. >> dana: i hate that argument. it's the poor communities can't provide for themselves and can't have respo

about preventing voter identification -- presenting voter identification wi which u do when buying sudafede or bying beer or going into a gym or an airport. it as common sense provision that it has been upheld by the united states supreme court in dealing with the state of indiana voter are identification card in 2006. and justice stevens specifically said we had a right to safeguard voter confidence and that is why the vast majority of citizens in pennsylvania and across this country think it is a common sense tool and to make sure that each and every vote one person one vote. that is the foundation of democracy, right? that no single vote is diluted because we want to make sure that every single citizen's vote actually counts. >> how bad a problem is voter fraud in pennsylvania? >> yes, if i might. in may of 2009 a is six month fib investigation led to forgery and election charges against seven pittsburgh area employee hes. they all received probation. they plead guilty. in philadelphia there were submissions of 8,000 voter registration forms fraudulent and why would they be getting thos

to buy sudafed, if you have to show a picture i.d.irplane, then you should have to show picture i.d. to protect one of the most valuable, most sensual, sacred rights and blessed within america, the right to vote. >> so apparently in south carolina voting should be harder than buying deaccongestant. okay. at least we're clear about where she stands. there was also the most anticipated speech on tuesday night. the woman who could be the next first lady. ann romney. >> we're the mothers. we are the wives. we're the grandmothers. we're the big sisters. we're the little sisters, and we are the daughters. you know it's true, don't you? i love you women! >> at the end there, i thought oprah had taken over ann romney's body. i love you women! you get a car! you get a car! i'm sorry, i couldn't help myself. so tuesday didn't end with the parade of women speakers at the republican convention. oh, no. if you that it ann romney was the pinnacle, think again. they brought out the big guns wednesday. condoleezza rice, anyone? >> my fellow americans

to buy sudafed, get married, travel, enter a federal building, to talk to eric holder.tom line, voter i.d. is something that is part of every american's daily life. there may be a few people who don't have a photo i.d. or a government-issued i.d. i say let's get them one. andrew young whom i quoted earlier, mayor of atlanta, former u.n. ambassador, confidante of martin luther king, he says if you don't have an i.d. in this life, in america, you can't participate in american life fully, you can't travel, cash a check, collect welfare benefits. let's get people an i.d. and the number is far smaller than people who claim, like the brennan summer -- center, that 25 percent of african-americans don't have an i.d. that is patronizing, ridiculous, and if will people who don't have an i.d., all the laws say there should be a free one. georgia tries to send out mobile vans and get people an i.d. i say let's have everyone have an i.d., everyone participate, but also an i.d. will show that you are who you say you are, because look, there are 2 million dead people on the voter roll

to buy sudafed, get married, travel, enter a federal building, to talk to eric holder.part of every american's daily life. there may be a few people who don't have a photo i.d. or a government-issued i.d. i say let's get them one. andrew young whom i quoted earlier, mayor of atlanta, former u.n. ambassador, confidante of martin luther king, he says if you don't have an i.d. in this life, in america, you can't participate in american life fully, you can't travel, cash a check, collect welfare benefits. let's get people an i.d. and the number is far smaller than people who claim, like the brennan summer -- center, that 25 percent of african-americans don't have an i.d. that is patronizing, ridiculous, and if will people who don't have an i.d., all the laws say there should be a free one. georgia tries to send out mobile vans and get people an i.d. i say let's have everyone have an i.d., everyone participate, but also an i.d. will show that you are who you say you are, because look, there are 2 million dead people on the voter rolls of this country according to the pew res