. >> you can sue me in court, you can threaten to sue me in court, and as a proud individual american citizen, i suppose i have the right to at least talk to you about whether you're going to bring me before the court and bring the majesty of the government against me. and i would think that that is as important a right. now -- >> i certainly have that ability to talk to you, but if i disagree with you, at the end of the day i have the ability to cast the ballot -- >> i can't come in and talk to you unless i show a government issued photo i.d. is my point. >> that's not true at the government. the justice department, somebody could vouch for you and you could come into the department and we could have a very -- >> is that right? >> -- short conversation. >> i haven't tried that with the tsa. that doesn't work well in terms of being able to get on an airplane to knock on your doors to get to see you. >> there are terrorists trying to bring down planes as we've seen over the course of the last, i guess, 12 years. >> and there are people who cheat about voting when they don't have a righ

. >> you can sue me in court. you can threaten to sue me in court. and as a proud individual american citizen i suppose i have a right to at least talk to you about whether you're going to bring me before the court and bring the majesty of the government against me. and i would think that that is as important a right. >> well, i certainly have that ability to talk to you. but if i disagree with you, at the end of the day, i have the ability to cast a ballot. >> i can't even come in and talk to you unless i show a government-issued photo id is the point. >> that's not true in the government. that's not true in the justice department. if you were to show up at the justice department and somebody were to vouch for you, you could come in and we could have a conversation. >> is that right? i haven't tried that with the tsa. that doesn't work very well in terms of being able to get on an airplane to fly back here to knock on your door to get to see you. >> well, there are terrorists who are trying to bring down planes as we have seen over the course of the

then they hired all these lawyers to come sue me and i had to explain to them you made me. so what was different from what was already happening when we get to the year 2000? well, the borrowers were much worse. i have shown you the evidence of that. the regulatory arbitrage, that's much worse. the investor distortions were much worse. the credit losses were greater, but the profits that everybody could generate were bigger than they ever were in that previous generation and they were cash profits in fannie mae and freddie mac joining the party. so there's a lot -- for the senior investors, there was a huge global shortage of senior securities aaa and aa based on regulatory driven demand. they said, well, let's take the junk. we'll take the mezzanine bbb and make it into aaa. overcollateralize. take the mezzanine piece, the strips had to get bigger but i'm talking about they went from two-thirds of a percent up to % 2%. they were relatively tiny and not enough to stop anybody. so everything was getting put into cdos during this period, up to 80% of the pls being put into cd

you can threaten to sue me in court and as a proud individual american citizen i suppose i have a right to at least talk to you about whether you're going to bring me before the court and bring majesty of the government against me and i would think that that is as important a right. >> well i certainly have that ability to talk to you. but if i disagree with you at the end of the day i have the ability -- >> can't come in and talk to you unless i show a government issued photo i.d. >> if you were to show up at the justus department and somebody can vouch for you you can come in. >> haven't tried that with tsa. that doesn't work very well in terms of getting on an airplane to fly back here to knock on your door to see you. >> there's terrorists that are trying to bring down planes. >> there are people who cheat about voting when they don't have a right to vote. >> we do not see that to the proportion that people have said, in an attempt to justify these photo i.d. laws. all of the, i think empirical and neutral evidence shows that the questions of vote fraud do not exist to the extent th

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angela: you have poisoned her against me. sue oh, no, no, no, she's worked that out herself because she's very clever. oh, she obviously takes after me. oh, you shut your face! no, you shut your face! so you can see over the top of the... yes, i mean, if you're standing, not if you're... not if you're sitting. sitting at your desk. ahem. sort of, um... part partitions. ( laughter ) yeah. ( women not arguing ) that's a bit calmer. ahem. sue: queen smug is calling me smug, you... it's amazing the strong opinions that sauce can provoke. ( laughter ) ...playing the victim again. do you want a smack in the mouth? oh, yeah, here we go. bring on the threats. i mean it, do you want a smacking?! bring it on! bring it on! sue! what?! maybe you... two of you... she is buggering off back to america. now, we've gathered that. we gathered quite a lot of things. why are you all shouting? you woke me up. well, that's a good question ben. why are we all shouting? you say i'm not allowed to shout. you're absolutely right. it is not fair. it's not

they won't sue me here. i say, sue me here! give us a jury trial here! and the judge looked at all the documentation, the images of the children in bed with daddy or whoever and said, no, she's right. you know? they lose. playboy louises, so, to little old me, a multibillion dollar outfit just lost. >> host: when and where did you get your ph.d., and what is it in? >> guest: from case western reserve university in cleveland, ohio, 1980, i think, or '79. i'm getting too old to remember these things. it was on communication, on the way in which mass media effects change, changes the human brain and changes the human being and changes the all church -- culture. >> host: and what are you doing here at liberty university? >> guest: i am bringing my wide knowledge to this, to the faculty here, and they have taken my archive which is masted in the next room and thousands of books and many, many, many thousands of documents so that there will be a home for this material, and we'll be able to at least have a record of this whole history of the history of the sexu

. >> hey, sue me. if this guy thinks there is a global food shortage, he hasn't been to a cost-co lately. >> the average body be weight is 137 pounds and the average american is 178. shouldn't we be proud? >> of course america is fatter than china. china would love to be as fat as we are. obese is the new brack. the first thing china will do when it reaches the status is get wildly overweight. disney world fat. >> absolutely. or the mall of america fat. have you ever been to the mall of america? >> no. >> never. neither have i. >> they talk about humans, but they don't bring up the elephants and the hipos. shouldn't the elephants and the hipos be targeted more than humans humans and shouldn't they be killed? >> i will have to get back to you on that one. >> always on the fence about murder, pab. >> what is confusing me about this study is the use of global resources. if you are overweight you are using more global resources, ie, food. the solution according to the study is for everyone to exercise more

to use executive order and the president sits in the oval office and says, if you don't like it -- sue me. well, we are. the state of arizona is suing you on immigration, and a case will be coming down shortly on whether or not the president has the power to act unilaterally. i think it's clear what this is and it's pure politics? >> martin, is it pure politics? is the president, as brad says, dictating? >> well, brad ignores the facts. you know, first of all, it's the republicans having trouble with hispanics, not the democrats. the democrats have a wide margin already with the hispanics. the democratally controlled house passed the dream act and the republicans filibustered. this is a policy that makes a great deal of sense. you are talking about young people, came to the united states, they didn't make the choice to come here. they were brought by their parents, brought up here, paying taxes and productive members of our society. this is a humane thing that the congress, the republicans in the congress refused to do. my attitude is, if the republicans want to sue the democrats, go righ

. >> i may need one after orly taitz sues me. >> call me i'm ready for that.court just did, they didn't put a constitutional stamp of approval on the law and said it's constitutional, what they said was the way it is written is not unconstitutional. but the way it is enforced may be unconstitutional. but we'll have to wait and see. if not this big we approved you, you are approved jan brewer's full of nonsense -- that's just not what the supreme court just did. >> right. >> and the other thing is you're not going to end up with arizona state court if somebody is challenging this law they are going to end up back in federal court, start in the district court and up to the circuit court and then right back to the united states supreme court because it is going to be a federal constitutional challenge to this law. >> awesome. >> and i think it's really important that we don't pretend like the supreme court did something they didn't do. they said give it your best shot, we'll see if you can manage to make this constitutional. they are not going to be able to. >> r

. >> you can threaten to sue me in the court. as a private, individual american citizen, i suppose i have the right to talk to you. i would think that is as important a right. i cannot come in to talk to you unless i have a government- issued photo id. >> terrorists have been tried to bring down planes, have we have seen over the last 12 years. >> and people tried to vote when they do not have the right to vote. >> we have not seen that when people try to justify these photo id loss. the questions of votes brought do not exist to the extent people say it exists. -- of vote fraud do not exist to the extent people say it exists. >> so the supreme court was wrong? you disagree with the court on that? >> he can answer the question and we will move on. >> the supreme court case is different from what we are talking about now. indiana is not covered by section 5 of the voting rights act. with all due respect, the attorney general talked about the indiana decision. he says the court acknowledges the fact that voter id laws can burden so

trust me, sue. trust me. >> i do. i trust you. there they are.e to those who wait. >>> look at the biggest dow gainers with the dow up about 231 points on the trading session. utx is topping the list up better than 4% and followed closely by bank of america, ge, all of them with significant percentage gains so the rally is broad. if you're a dow theorist, the transport is an important aspect of this. neil is back with me. i'm hearing that the underpinnings to this rally coming from the idea that this secures the europe -- this tentative deal secures or makes more secure the european banking system, specifically italy and spain. do you agree with that? >> i think it does. we have gotten out of the deal and bringing in pan european money, aka german money. >> right. >> so it breaks that cycle and certainly hope that now we will see that global markets are reflecting that think think there's something there. >> you think it will bring down the borrowing costs? >> yes. >>ty? >> you mentioned on wednesday uso, the oil etf. >> correct. >> if you bought

. >> you can sue me in court. you can threaten to sue me in court. as a proud individual american citizen, i suppose i have a right to at least talk to you about whether you are going to bring me before the court and the government against me, and i would think that that is important. >> i certainly have the ability to talk to you, but if i disagree with you at the end of the day, i have the ability to tap the ballot -- >> i can't even come and talk to you unless i show a government id. that's my point. >> if you are to show that the justice department and someone could vouch for you, you can come in and we could have a conversation. >> is that right? >> i haven't tried that with the tsa. that doesn't work very well in terms of being on an airplane to fly back here to knock on your door to get to see you. >> there are terrorists trying to bring down planes as we have seen over the last 12 years? and there are people who cheat about voting when they don't have the right to vote. >> we do not see that to the proportion of people have said -- in an atte

fiat, by executive order, which is wrong an sits back an says, megyn if you don't like what i do, sue mell we are suing him. we are suing him over healthcare and suing him over immigration, a decision that is likely to come any day now whether or not a state has the right to protect its own population when the federal government ab today indicates it's power. you have a president who basically says, look, i'm going to do whatever i want, and the president knows, megyn as a constitutional scholar that he is, that by the time the supreme court gets this case he may not be president. so he's going to do what he needs to do to be reelected, and let the chips fall where they may, which is not a separation of powers, it's not a president who respects the coequal branches of government. megyn: josh, what of it? you have the president refusing to enforce through his justice department the defense of marriage act which defines marriage between a machine and a woman. you have recess appointments when the senate was very arguably still in recess. he rammed healthcare through without the 60 votes. w

you can threaten to sue me in court, and as a proud individual american citizen, i suppose i have a right to at least talk to you but will you bring me before the court, and i would think that is as important are right. >> i certainly have that ability to talk to you but i disagree with you at the end of the idea village to cast a -- >> but i can't even come talk if i show a government issued photo id is my point. >> that's not true. if you were to show up in the justice department, so it could vouch for you, you could come in and we have a very short conversation. >> is that right? i haven't tried that. but with the tsa. that doesn't work very well to knock on your door to get to see you. >> there are terrorists trying to bring down planes. we've seen over the course of the last 12 years. >> and there are people who cheat about voting when you don't have a right to vote. >> we do not see that in proportions that people have said in an attempt to try to justify the photo id laws. all of the i think empirical and neutral evidence showed that the question of vote fraud did not exist to the

me the number? ooh. where did you put that, sue? well, you know, pete, i think i gave it to you. that for you. here it is. ( clears throat ) 0-8-0... double-0-7... ...1066. ( horn honks ) oh, god, that's me double-parked. people get so worked up, don't they? well, they do if they're driving an ambulance. ( siren blares ) bye-bye, sweetie. bye. right, time to go. mummy was shouting on the phone to daddy. was she? come on, boys. come on! she said the f-word, the b-word, and the k-word. k-word? i think it's a spelling thing. oh. come on, come on, everyone. ben: knock knock. mum: who's there? heath. heath who? heath in love with jo! hi, sue. hi, barbara. kids: morning, sue. hi, kids. jake: shut up, you little prick! shut up, you little bloody idiot! boys! boys! ben: i'm gonna kill you! just 'cause you're bigger than me doesn't mean... lucy, get that box by the door. it's just one or two things that came over the fence. oh, just-- boys, please! just chuck 'em back over. the tea pot might break. just because you're bigger than me doesn't mean you can push me around! i'm gonna kill you!

. >>> well it's been more than 20 years, but me a sue chihuahua spent two decades under house arrest in burma for advocating democracy. today in norway she accepted the nobel prize awarded to her back in 1991. >> what is more important, the nobel prize had drawn the attention of the world to the struggles for democracy or human rights in burma. >> you might recall her sons accepted the peace prize on her behalf back in 19916789 a year later she announced she would use the $1.3 million prize money to establish a health and education trust fund for people in burma. >>> china's first female astronaut blasted off into space today part of a crew that will robbed view with the -- robbed view with the space lab module. today's launch also marked china's first manned space docking mission. it becomes only the third country to do so. >>> after 30 people were hurt when a woman plowed a car into a crowd in lima, ohio. it happened friday night as dozens of people were attending a town square celebration. people say -- police say the investigation hap has been hampered. >>> a lot of the evidence

. >> i know sue can't hear me, when your daughter's wedding receptions come. >> good budget wedding. >> taco bell, kfc. >> my husband would be happy, it would be cheaper. >> let's check in with brian shactman. >> i asked my daughter go any restaurant for her 6th birthday, picked mcdonald's. unbelievable choice. facebook, talked about going long facebook, the stock is up 28% since its all-time low of $25.52 june the 6th. if you expand it out a one month you see the comeback it's made since those lows. nomura initiating it yesterday with a buy with a $40 price target. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> next up, germany versus greece, and not in the euro bond market, not in the economic b . battlefields but on the soccer field. the two play today. one of the top soccer writers in the world is our guest next. before the break, german bonds versus greek bonds and five big movers. >>> >>> welcome back to "power lunch. "breaking news on delta, kate is at the news desk with details >> thanks so much. delta airlines deal to purchase a refinery near philadelphia, pennsylvania, is closing

me. stop talking, jane! thanks again, sue. bye!g "bye" ) ( door thuds ) well, she's got some issues. i expect you could use a drink, couldn't you, angela? no, i'm not stopping. they all say that. no, i've got dad waiting at home. i'm taking him out for an indian tonight. he doesn't like spicy food. when we tried to take him out for an indian, he just ordered egg and chips. yeah, well, he's definitely up for a curry tonight. anyway, i just popped in for the key. the key? yeah. didn't jake give you the message? spare key to dad's place? ♪ there's stars over the moon ♪ ♪ there's stars very high in the sky ♪ ♪ there's stars over the moon ♪ let's go to the judges! let's have simon first. what do you think, simon? ( as simon ) it wasn't that interesting, and also it was... and also it was awful. now let's go to the second judge! i think that that was very, very good. and i think that that was all... almost fantastic. now, let's go to andrew lloyd weber. what do you think? well, it wasn't the right song. you've got a nice voice, but it wa

me, can you take a message? no! what are you doing?! pete: i'm putting the bowl there. sue: yes, but the glasses go there. hello? hello, auntie angela. good. is your hair really that color? would you like me to print out your letter of apology-- sorry-- statement of regret? no. no, i'm still drafting it. the head can wait another day. it doesn't read as very regretful, does it? and just signing it "your respectful servant," that sounds sarcastic. good. okay, wagons roll! i don't know-- all this fuss over one comment about one chubby boy. yeah, that's what that journalist said. journalist? i thought the head said that you weren't supposed to speak to anyone. well, i didn't talk to him, did i? he asked me some questions, and i refused to comment. but that's talking to him. what if he prints it? he's not gonna print anything. i haven't given him anything to print. which paper was it? the local rag. the one that's totally free, and yet somehow you still feel cheated. i think i've got bovine t.b. i might give it to the whole school if i-- ( crash ) if i go swimming. have you put your homework in your book bag? the hom

>> well, sue, i tell you, a lot of my friends that were texting me last night at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 inare not happy they ever got up and traded. looking at the s&ps now, 25, 26 points off the highs and pretty much all the highs all occurred at the early moments of european trade. two-day charts are best. look at tens. last night, briefly, we were at 172. we're 12 bases points lower and we are already have today traded a bit under 160. let's look at a two-day boon. it was up in to the 142 area. now at 130. let's look at italy. italy is 40 basis points off its low yield. now over 6% on their tens and the last chart is the most damaging of all. this is spanish debt for briefly moved 50 basis points higher to over 650. the bailout didn't last long. not one cycle of the sun. tyler, back to you. >> look at the move in the spanish yields. thank you very much. as we move now back out to california, and once again, check in with carl quintanilla. carl? >> tyler, starting to get the first look at the revamped mac books. the air. we are now getting johnny, the chief hardware designer starting to

sue her? >> excuse me? >> you're going to sue her? >> yeah. we're going to sue her. she made a false charge.r's remorse. you look at her compared to the people that were in the top 15, and you understand why she wasn't in the top 15. it's a very sad situation. i think, frankly, she should apologize. but we will be bringing a lawsuit against her. >> she's a pretty attractive woman. you're pretty angry about the charges. >> we've never had anything like that. if you think about it, she's really knocking the judges and knocking ernst & young. this is tabulated very quietly and very secretly. and only ernst & young, which is a big accounting firm, knows the result. and they only know the result after tabulation. >> do you have any idea who the other contestant might be? she witnessed the over contestant reciting the names of the final five in order. >> my people said they interviewed that person and that person said it's not true. >> you're completely confident, then, that nothing will come from these charges? >> absolutely. look, ernst & young is one of the great respected accounting firms. the

people are at who are employing in this country and it is having an effect on hiring. >> let me bring in sue herrera, c co-anchor. carl asked him about the impact of the crisis in europe, the global situation that is perhaps why we see the dow down significantly. he kind of brush that off and feels why he feels that should be happening here and criticizing the president. so let me find out your analysis of why we're seeing the dow react. is it solely the number on the screen regarding the joblessness? >> no. i think it is a combination of three things. europe is really at the breaking point. they have some crucial meetings and elections coming up if they don't pull this off. europe is in big trouble. they're already obviously in trouble but there are some key dates that are looming very large for wall street. second, china overnight reported some numbers that were much, much weaker than everyone thought. and that is linked to the lack of demand from europe. they export a lot of their goods to europe. and china has been the global growth engine. if china slows down dramatically, that is not g

. >> sue is here with me as well. we continue to watch these storms move across.ven't touched on this much, but we'll start with some wind gusts and show you basically the wind now. >> we're still getting decent wind. this is coming along and just ahead of the frontal boundary that is moving through the district as we speak. so we've got three 21s there, and for your information we had a report of a 60-mile an hour gust around falls church today as one of the thunderstorms passed through it. will be breezy. the winds will start coming more out of the west and northwest chasing some of the humidity out of town. look at the temperature difference, d.c. hanging onto that 72, but gaithersburg, your temperature is 61, martinsburg 64, winchester 63, rain cooled but definitely much cooler air coming as the boundary slips through. it's part of the reason why these storms were so fired up today because now we're seeing places like pittsburgh at 58 degrees, beckly 54 and columbus 54. cool temperatures are definitely on the way. >> that's chilly. we're still watching these s

good to see you, ladies. >> thank you, sue. >> ty's jealous. he sent me a note.out british prime minister cameron. he spent hours being grilled. but with europe in financial flames and london facing recession is this just a big waste of time and or money? kayla, this is your story since the beginning. what do you think? >> cameron set up an inquiry. only natural to serve time on it, as well. it is going on for eight months. the fact he appeared once, not a waste of time. >> cindy? >> i wouldn't say it's a waste of time and something parliament feels they have to do something like this. it's sort of, you know, good foot forward. you know? i have to say for me it's good theater. well, you know, she said that because i wasn't at the supper. i mean, it's just good theater. >> good. what do you think it leads to? >> i don't know. i think that the fact that rebecca brooks is facing potentially criminal charges and part of the reason why is the cozy relationship with cameron, he has explaining to do, too. we have agencies look into it. a conclusive report. there's more

sue? >> sitting next to me is kenny pulkari, you were shaking your head in agreement, saying that really the a wait-and-see kind of mode. >> i wouldn't call it white noise. i think this is more. i think there's other noise clogging the airways, but i think this is very, very real. even on thursday/friday they're not going to come up with a magic swoop of the pen and say everything is great. >> well, is it going to sell off? we're selling off a little bit today. you want there's a test of technicals ahead. >> i think we'll test the -- i think the market will go there, and i think it will find support. i think there's still plenty of money on the sidelines. we're still the prettiest girl on the block, so money needs to go somewhere. i think it will find its way to the u.s., but buyer will not jump -- as people say it's ary-off day. there are plenty of people buying it, putting risk on, in fact. i think it's very, very key and i think it will hold unless there's a complete implosion, i think it will hold. >> do you think we've seen this movie one time too many, so the expectations have been low

when i'm found not guilty i'm going to sue somebody. >> he told me she was 17.'t even laid eyes on the girl. if i knew she was 13, i wouldn't have even picked her up. >> dude, this is a bum rap, man. bum rap. does it look like i need to get 14-year-old girls? >> i have no problem with you, okay? so you be cool, and i'm cool. all right? all right. >> nbc again. how y'all doing, man? >>> do you see that there's something wrong with someone your age coming here to meet somebody who's 14? >> yes, sir. >> and what's wrong with that? >> it's against the law. >> on the ground! chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." what we do is, we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. never tried this before. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in th

me. i'm just not sure that you've thought it through properly. sue, let go.just-- just count to 10 and let go. i mean, you can't keep looking after dad. you've got enough on your plate with the kids. what does that mean? nothing. they're great kids. they've just got issues. what issues? ben: you're rubbish! have you ever wondered whether ben's got some kind of syndrome? think we've put that rabbit off his food. what does it feel like to be old? is it nice? beats being dead. well, what if you die and then you go to heaven, and then you're really happy because you've gone to heaven and you get everything that you want? yeah, well, i'll let you know. how? well... i could phone you up. i doubt there'd be a phone in heaven. e-mail. when you die, do you think that you'll get dug up by foxes? that's what happened to my hamster. shall we go and look at the goats? the deer are better. oh, my goodness, yes. so, ben, these animals aren't toys. you've got to hold them really gently, and you've got to treat them with respect. who do you think would win if... a rabbit foug

anyway, sorry for interrupting you guys, sue and gary. tell me what is happening now. >> reporter: there is plenty talk about and you not interrupting. jump in when you have information. it's believed to be aware of that. the deep with the situation there and i am sure a lot of people are struggling to get home at this point and that is the heart of rush hour on a friday afternoon and there is no shortage of severe thunderstorm activity to talk about. they will update us on the latest with the tornado warning. >> and this is the tornado warning, issued for frederick county. this particular tornado warning is going to go go into effect now and to that nowhere section of frederick county until 6:00 and we isolated the area of the storm that has the most potential for rotation, so if you're in walkersville, north of frederick, all on the i-15 corridor and to the east of the i-15 corridor and into central sections, nowhere parts of frederick county, that would include liberty town and johnsonville, johnsville, i want to be correct about that, then yo

joining me live sue herera coanchor of "power lunch." western curious how the day would shake out.keeping an ear and eye on ben bernanke and what he's saying right now. >> he's defend kth fed's move. there was some criticism in the market shortly after the fed decided to simply extend the program it has in place now. this is the first time i can remember the wall street so divided as to what they thought the fed would do and what they thought the fed should do. many people wanted the fed to be more aggressive, and he is deflecting right now at this hour in this conference criticisms that the fed has been too incremental and that the monthry policy tools they have to keep interest rates low and boost the economy have been somewhat lumpy for lack of a better word. the fed chief used that word himself saying that's the way monetary policy sometimes works that they still have tools to try and boost the economy. but they don't want to pull them all out at once and that this should keep interest rates low for a very long time. >> thank you very much. and more on the breaking news out of

me. the unions have vowed to sue the city of the passes. >>> their many options for pension reform measuree is just one. incidentally krieg litigation rather than solutions so we hope the voters see that. >>> the council member is running for reelection and the only candidate to support pension reform. the campaign against has been cut to and nasty. >>> this is merely top campaign unfortunately the folks there opposing measure be decided it would rather attack me personally rather than to debate the issue of pension reform. they say this it will break even in about two years but how it goes to modelers are ready measure b will end up in court. rabin said as a kid does cbs five. and stay with us provide up-to-the-minute primary results. >>> it was definitely not worth it. they knew they get into trouble they didn't expect this to senior prank that could cost bay area high schoolers their diplomas. and they're not in kansas any [ male announcer ] what if we told you the 100% electric nissan leaf was the perfect car for you... that you can charge it at home like your smartphone... that you'll

you can threaten to sue me a quarter. and as a proud individual american citizen, i suppose i have a right to at least talk to you about whether you remain before the code under the majesty of the government against me. i would think that is as important a right. >> i certainly have the ability to talk to you. if i disagree with you at the end of the day. >> i can't even talk to unless they show a government issued photo i.d. is my point. >> that's not true. if you were to show that the justice department, someone could vouch for you and we could have a very short conversation. >> i haven't tried that with tsa. that is what very well in terms of being able to fly here. >> there are terrorists. we're trying to -- re a>> the people whocheat about voting when they don't have a right to vote. >> we do not see that to the proportion people have said an attempt to try to justify these photo i.d. laws. all of the empirical and natural evidence shows with the question of vote fraud do not exist to the extent people say does exist