[Sanchez:] Hey. Welcome back. I'm Rick Sanchez. So much going on and so much that I need to bring you. First of all, a little programming note for you here. We're standing by for a federal judge's ruling in a case that's challenging California's ban on same-sex marriage. Remember what a huge controversy that was? Well, it takes a while to snake through the court system and it finally has. And it's very possible that at any time now during this newscast, we will get a decision. Opponents of the law are saying it violates the Constitution. CNN correspondents and analysts are standing by to cover all of the angles of this ruling. We will break it down for you. We will get Jeffrey Toobin on, of course. The guy is a genius when it comes to stuff like this. So, he's going to be on in just a little bit as soon as we get a decision from the court. So, stand by for news. Meanwhile, here's some other news. Lindsey Graham, right, you know who Senator Lindsey Graham is, right, pretty conservative guy from South Carolina. He was censured Monday night, censured in his home state. South Carolinians are censuring him, the guy who has represented them for all these years, censured by the Republican Party of Greenville County. That's a big place, a lot of people in Greenville, a censure resolution that passed by a vote of 61-2. And what was one of the main reasons that caused Senator Graham to be singled out for this vote? Quote: "His stance on immigration." Jessica Yellin joining me now from Washington, D.C. Jessica, you know, I have to ask this question, because if I don't ask it, I wouldn't be intellectually honest. What happened to the middle in the Republican Party? Is there a middle in the Republican Party? Because Ronald Reagan would be censured, if you look at his record and what people are saying today, in the Republican Party. I'm not kidding when I say that.
[Jessica Yellin, Cnn National Political Correspondent:] Right. Well, independents all say they want members to show bipartisanship, and then member do show bipartisanship and get slapped by the base. So, it's a tricky environment to be in the Republican Party these days. This is the third county Republican Party to actually censure Graham. Lexington and Charleston, Rick, already slapped his wrist. And it's not just over immigration. They're calling him out for his votes for the bailout, his decision to support President Obama's nominee Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court.
[Sanchez:] Doesn't this guy have like a high 80s or 90 percent conservative record?
[Yellin:] Ninety, exactly. That's it. His office issued a statement saying that he has a 90 percent conservative record, voted with Republican leadership 92 percent of the time.
[Sanchez:] Wow.
[Yellin:] So, he is being slapped for that 8 percent of working with the other side. It apparently is making some of his base very angry. We have yet to see if it really hurts him in the long run. He's not up for reelection until 2014. So, let's see how this plays out. But there clearly is a part of the party doesn't like it.
[Sanchez:] How far to the right do you have to go before you get them to I mean, this fellow, Senator Graham, I understand I think I heard him this weekend yes I record the weekend shows on Sunday mornings, because my kids we do stuff in the morning.
[Yellin:] And then you watch them.
[Sanchez:] But then I come back and I DVR them. I watch them out by the pool. And I heard him say he's in favor-
[Yellin:] You have a TV by your pool?
[Sanchez:] Yes, you can do that here in Georgia. It's wonderful. So, I heard him say he's in favor of repealing the 14th Amendment, which would basically say, even if you're born in the United States, you still can't be a citizen. That's pretty far to the right, isn't it?
[Yellin:] Yes, he did say that he would consider amending the U.S. Constitution to change that amendment, basically to not extend citizenship to the kids of illegal immigrants. And he went further than some of the Republican leaders. You will also remember, Rick, that he was talking with Democrats about writing a bipartisan energy or climate bill, but then backed out. So, he clearly has to is aware that he has to be careful about exactly when he partners with Democrats. He's not been afraid in the past and it hasn't hurt him in the past to break with his party sometimes. But these are tricky days.
[Sanchez:] Wow. I won't say the next thing I wanted to say because I will get in trouble, as I always do. So, I will save it. No, I will say it. No, I will save it. Jessica, thanks for being with us.
[Yellin:] Thanks, Rick.
[Sanchez:] You know those foods you eat or drink almost without thinking about it, you know? And sometimes we give them to our kids, too much of it. My wife and I struggle with this all the time, the sodas, the candy, the breads, the desserts, the stuff that comes in packages at grocery stores. We already know what they do to our waistlines, right? But we have had this ongoing argument about whether corn syrup and sugar are the same thing, sucrose, glucose, the whole nine yards, right? There's a new study out that talks about the effect of this and cancer. This is very, very important. If you're thinking about your health, if you're thinking about how much of this to put in your system, if you're thinking as a parent about how much of this you let your kids consume, stay right there. Elizabeth Cohen is going to be drilling down on this new information that you don't want to miss. That's ahead. Also, it can happen any time, any place. Workplace violence is as unpredictable as the people who unleash it. There is no way to look at someone and know for sure whether they're not going to wig out, right? So the proof is in today's list of recent workplace shootings. I want to take you through these. Ready? Number four, this is 2006. Jennifer San Marco returned to the mail processing plant she used to work at, shot two people in the parking lot, entered the building, shot four more, before killing herself. We have got a whole list of these that we're going to take you through. Where do you think some of these terms came from? More on that list in just a little bit. Stay right there. RICK'S LIST continues.