qualified saying susan rice is unqualified. and he s using language that voters have just had it, they have had it up to here, sick of this kind of partisan back fighting and et rherhetoric and fighting. what she did was completely appropriate. it remains to be seen what john mccain does. i note, joe, i m curious what your thoughts are. john mccain decided not to go to a classified briefing on benghazi to hold a press conference to complain about benghazi. what does that told tell you about his attitude reaching out across the aisle being open and tolerant. nobody wants to see partisan pickering, the time for that is past. i think senator mccain s biggest concern was the loss of life, the fact we lost our ambassador. susan rice worked with closely and had great respect for. she worked closely with that ambassador, with some so saddened to know he lost his life and three of his colleagues did as well.
feet. one possible solution to all of this, bring in independent commissions to redraw congressional districts. but how likely is it that s going to happen. we sent our jason carroll to california to find out. reporter: partisan pickering, republicans and democrats unable to find common ground, searching for reasons why. alan lowenthaw says try looking closer to home. do you think most people out, wherever they may be, have a keen sense of where districts are drawn. no, this is boring, this is a yawner. reporter: he s working to change an old practice, one he says has taken place next to his own district. gerrymandering. it s all designed to protect the incumbents. reporter: gerrymandering is named after massachusetts governor alberts gerry, who