separate bill to stop the justice department from going after medical marijuana. candy crow she anchor of state of the union, and our chief political correspondent. candy, you interviewed senator paul today. what s two bills getting passed? let me take the last one first and that is that as controversial as it might sound, to give rehabilitated ex-felons who did not commit a violent ability give their voting rights back to them is not all that unusual, many, many states do it. this would apply to federal races, that is, u.s. senate race, the presidential race. so it s not all that controversial having said that. it s a midterm election. i think it s a pretty uphill climb at this point to expect it would be passed this year, but rarely do things get passed quickly in congress. as far as what s behind it, rand paul, you may recall, has done a lot of outreach to
responsibility, and they simply don t know who kidnapped warren weinstein, a 60-something development expert, an american citizen, according to the u.s. embassy and pakistani police, kidnapped in the wee hours of the morning, in his upscale neighborhood in the eastern city of lahore. police say the kidnapping happened around 3:15 a.m. in the morning, and all indications are, this was a very well-planned out and coordinated plot, at least eight assailants, according to police, managed to force their way into winestein s home. some of them went through the front gate. others, according to investigators, scaling the walls of their home. they managed tie up and duct tape three of winestein s security guards, who were in the front yard. they also pistol whipped his driver, who was also there, forced him to take them to winestein, who was sleeping in his room, and eventually left with him. police say the three security guards who were protecting winestein were very well trained. in