with us now from california is wayne rogers the chairman of wayne rogers & company. see you. >> does she have this right? is this a man-made crisis? >> i'm not so sure about that. you know predicting weather is a hazardous job in any case. nobody can predict it. weather is one of those things. it's -- all climates are impossible to predict. mathematically you can't do it. too many variables. when the butterfly flaps its wings in india, you have a storm in america. there's a lot of truth to that. nobody knows. carly for incarly fiorina is looking for an issue in this case. >> well she'll run for president my friend. >> exactly. so there are politics mixed up in this. >> but wayne, she has a point. she has -- >> well, she may have a point. >> i think she has a point here. in california, you guys have not filled a dam or a reservoir in 45 years. that's a generation ago these things are aging. there's not enough vessels out there to capture the rainwater to save it for use another day. you're behind the times. i think of you as a young state, but come on now. >> if we ne

wayne rogers. chairman of wayne rogers and company. and michael goodwin.hael, i'll start with you. so here is what darrell issa's letter said. have you or any senior agency official ever used a personal email account to conduct official business? if so, please identify the account used. radio silence. your reaction. >> well look, i believe gerri, we have no idea the tonnage of sort of dirty information in the email server, which is -- i think she did this in the very beginning just to shield it both from the white house and congress and freedom of information requests, and she dumped everything in there. probably carelessly and then, of course, when she gets letters like this. she starts delete, delete delete. gerri: what, i can't hear you? wayne, what do you say? >> i don't think it was careless. i think it was directed. she did it all. this woman has a long history of deceit. i mean you talk -- you go back to filegate and chinagate. and all these things. stealing furniture from the white house and sending it to the house. this is a woman whose life is ba

wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. religious freedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here is that the liberal left's dem going ri of this issue and dem going ri over the religious freedom restoration act is wholly inaccurate. the reality is that this law was set in place not to en shrine discrimination, but set in place to protect vulnerable religious groups like joe hoefs witnesses and the amish and mutts muslims. it's hypocritical that those criticizing the law are the ones who once supported it. senator chuck schumer or president obama or even liberal groups like the aclu. >> wayne, so walmart has said they have an issue with the law apple has said they have an issue with the laws. when businesses start pushing back i think the lawmakers it might not not a bad time for them to start fixing some of these laws. >> well, you're abs

our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific tragedy that took place here. and, look i'm all for body cameras as long as it's happening on the local level and as long as the police departments are okay with it. this isn't something that should be federally manded. one-third of police departments across the country already have body cameras. i think we let this happen at the local level. contrary to what people in washington, d.c. think this one size fits all governing doesn't work. look every city across the country's different. every cop's beat is different. i think we need a way, the cost/benefit analysis, look at the numbers the facts and make a conscientious decision instead of a knee-jerk reaction. >> wayne? >> it may help law enforcement officers as well. they're under a lot of microscopes and scrutiny lately. >> well of course it helps, er

wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams.reedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here

our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, lisa booth and our favorite liberal tarian, juan williams. dashcam video before the shooting. cop cars are cameras so would it make sense for all officers to have cameras too? what do you think lisa? >> well, look, this is obviously a horrific

in the murder for more than two years until police acting on a tip arrest 31-year-old kenneth wayne rogersfeels a little creepy, and some people are concerned about the possible invasion of privacy, but it's also the reason many criminals are caught. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, you can logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera. <-7Ñ. >> this man -- >> i hope you're not married. >> wants the prostitutes in his neighborhood gone. >> if i catch you, you get a life sentence. >> he -- >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself! >> -- wants government officials to play by the same rules as everybody else. >> they're afraid of me. >> you're not allowed to do that. >> and they're afraid of my video camera. >> and she -- >> i probably cried more than i have in my life. >> -- summoned the strength to protect her father. what all three of these people capture on camera is shocking. >> something just hit me like a ton of bricks. >> in plain sight. >> you're going to jail, buddy.