locally elected official to believe he has the ability to set policy like this from a local county office. if it wasn t so wrong, it would be laughable. that s a quote from representative daryl metcalf from pennsylvania. clearly not everyone is on board with it. he s being sued. obviously not. he s being sued by pennsylvania. why is he doing this? that s a great question. i asked him that. i said, you know, when the first couple came to you, you could have said, i m sorry, no. it s against the law. all of the other counties in the state, no one has said yes. he said, i could have. i could have said no. he went to the books. he looked at the constitution. he said not only do i believe the law is on my side, he said i also believe i m on the right side of history. that gives you a little bit of background in what s going to his head. stay on it and see what pennsylvania does for us. sarah ganim, thank you very much. the united states with more fears a terror attack is coming.
power, the sheer power of a python? pie thons are extremely muss skew lar and they squeeze their prey. constrictors are very strong and, you know, when we talk about this specific animal. if it was 15 feet long and 99 pounds, that really is considered a slender snake. the snake that i have here behind the glass is a 15 foot python that s 150 pounds and is considered a large reticulated python. this was an african rock python so it s similar in size when they become adults. i know that here in the states there are differing laws depending on the state. this was canada. go back to why would someone
what do you think about this one? you could be in this country illegally, and in some case still qualify for in-state tuition at the state s public university. today colorado becoming the 14th state to allow illegal immigrants living in colorado to get the lower tuition rates subsidized by the state s taxpayers. dana is the host of the dana show. she joins us. dana, your position on this issue? greta, thanks for having me back. i think it s really unfortunate and unfair to all of the american citizens who are attending these colleges, especially these out-of-state citizens who are going into universities and state university in colorado because they are really going to be shouldering a huge part of the burden on this, as well as the state tax payer because that s why you get such a break on in-state tuition. a lot of people are going to be shouldering the extra burden on this. and really it s kind of stunning
what do you think about this one? you could be in this country illegally, and in some case still qualify for in-state tuition at the state s public university. today colorado becoming the 14th state to allow illegal immigrants living in colorado to get the lower tuition rates subsidized by the state s taxpayers. dana is the host of the dana show. she joins us. dana, your position on this issue? greta, thanks for having me back. i think it s really unfortunate and unfair to all of the american citizens who are attending these colleges, especially these out-of-state citizens who are going into universities and state university in colorado because they are really going to be shouldering a huge part of the burden on this, as well as the state tax payer because that s why you get such a break on in-state tuition. a lot of people are going to be shouldering the extra burden on this. and really it s kind of stunning
on election day, pennsylvania voters can be asked for a photo i.d. but are not required to show voter i.d. in order to cast a regular ballot. the judge also ruled that the state can continue its advertising campaign. it worries voters rights activists because they say it could confuse voters. a lawyer told reporters if that message doesn t change, then we may be back in court. voters in pennsylvania have just one week left to register to vote. pennsylvania is the 14th state since 2010 to block or blunt a republican-led restrictive voter law, according to the brennan center. joining me now, msnbc s joy reid, senior correspondent. this was a big win today in that pennsylvania courtroom. it absolutely was. it was critical. not only did pennsylvania have the most restrictive voter i.d.