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african-american attorneys pause for a moment, but these are arguments that we have heard and read the brief submitted in the case, and this is the second time that the case has been in the supreme court, and we have read about the arguments of the mismatch theory. are african-american students being mismatched at elite universiti universities, and the theories are debunked and it shows how well african-american students do when they go to the best college they can get into, and challenge d by the environment, and rise to the occasion. and so this is ke debunked and yet what happen ed ined in the courtroom has reactivated this argument of mismatch that you heard justice scalia articulate. and congressman john lewis a civil rights icon says that justice scalia should recuse himself from this case, and what is your perspective on that? well, no, i don t believe that justice scalia has to recuse himself, because he believes what one of the author
going synagogue based on religious beliefs. no one should use beliefs to harm a third party. instead we should be protecting religious practice and religious values without bringing harm to anyone else. thank you so much for being with me. so appreciate your time. thank you for having me. after the break we ll zoom through some of today s other top stories including the death of an oil heir with a prominent family name. first, i just had to show you this dangerous scene. not every day you see rhino walking down the street. it happened in in a pall. ed ined in the rhino eventually decided to go back into the woods, where they live. and he apparently just you know, took a stroll a right turn that was wrong somewhere, but found home afterwards.
not necessarily. and they have said or people familiar with it have said that this group isn t going to run political advertising, isn t going to do campaign mailers pocusing on policy issues and publishing the? ed on the website and letting people see it. they couldn t necessarily give money to a superpacker, to a campaign but that super pac bush is raising money for could conceivably give money to the think tank. the reasons why this is going on, why mr. simon felt it necessary aren t entirely clear. he wouldn t answer those questions. we ll learn more about it in the coming weeks but show thes extent to which bush s team is building on a political operation to help him ahead of a formal complain launch. yeah and alex fund-raising extremely strong point for the clintons. they ve been here before. they know how to do it successfully. how closely are they watching the right s fund-raising efforts and how will it impact the fund-raising strategy for a clinton campaign?
pete williams, thank you so very much. now to a pair of political story lines how secrets could play into the race for the white house. according to a new report in the washington post, jeb bush has a new way to kwauquietly raise campaign cash and for hillary clinton, the e-mail controversy is not going way. investigating the benghazi attack putting a clock on clinton saying they want to speak to the former secretary of state before may 1st. clinton s spokesman says she is ready to testify, and joining me now, reporters on both stories, washington post political reporter ed oh keefe and msnbc political reporter alex sikes wald. good to see you both. good morning. ed, start with you. the headline reads secret unlimited donations could boost a jeb bush run. what did you find? a former aide and frent ofiend