important. it was the best stuff was there but if you want to watch the whole thing you can. always interesting what is going on. thanks for watching. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops here and we definitely looking out for you. >> sean: tonight on hannity we will expose the obama administration's bath of obstruction that is paralyzing washington. i'm eric boling in for sean. regarding the targeting conservatives by the irs. fox news has confirmed through sources on the hill that lois lerner has been placed on administrative leave with pay. this afternoon lerner informed her colleagues via email and cited only, quote, the events of recent days, but that is not the only bad news for lerner and obama.

according to the chairman of the house committee, she may soon be required to return to capitol hill to testify. issa believes she waived her rights yesterday when she delivered an opening statements. thanks to that monumental legal misstep she may be forced to answer questions in the coming days. but lerner is the latest in a long line of officials who have attempted to avoid accountability recently. make no path, this begins with president obama. >> let me take an irs situation first. i first learned about it the same news reports that most people learned about this. i think it was on friday. >> eric: so the buck doesn't stop at his desk. he didn't know the irs was working behind the scenes to win the reelection. what about eric holder.

his agency has been caught spying on reporters and fox news. will he take the responsibility. >> i was not the person involved with the decision. i was recused in that matter. i don't know what happened with the interaction between the a.p. and justice department. i was recused from the case. i don't have a factual basis to answer the questions because i was recused. i don't know what has happened in this matter. >> eric: just like his boss. he can't be blamed. he was kept in the dark about his own department's actions, how convenient. when playing dumb isn't enough, you have to flee the scene of the crime. that is what secretary of state hillary clinton did about answering questions about benghazi. so it's time to find out what they are so afraid of. after all, what could be so dangerous about the truth? joining me is jay seculo and

juan williams. i have to go to you juan, boy, let's start with the irs. it seems to be with the ones with the legs. you can't excuse this. president obama said he saw it on tv and found out about it? >> you wouldn't want the president of the united states playing politics in irs. i'm pleased as to whether or not his counsel should have informed him earlier, given him some warning. when you stop to thing about it, you don't want these political people telling the irs what to do, what not to do and potentially using the irs as weapon against political opponents. >> eric: when he told us he found out about it on tv. jay carney agreed with him. /@ since that day, we've learned that chief of staff knew about it. we also learned that his white house counsel knew about what

was going on at the irs. do you believe president obama had no clue? >> no. i believe in fact the white house was well informed. we know a couple of things that are important to point out from what my friend juan said. we know the white house counsel was informed by the deputy secretary of the treasury. that is the president's lawyer. the president's lawyer didn't bother to tell the president of the united states? and chief of staff and deputy chief of staff met with lerner on how to get the information about the inspector general's report before the report was releas. let me say something else. this information today, 27 of the coervative cases, in 15 of those cases, letters from lerner to my clients including the letters asking for membership lists, donor information, inappropriate inquiry came out in march and april of last year which is nine months after

lerner said she put in an end to that part of the program and she was dismissed about four hours after those letters became public. her name is on those letters that went out. she was meeting with white house counsel. >> eric: i could do a whole show on each one of scandals. department of justice looking into phone records of both the a.p. and fox and could be as many as several hundred phone linings. you can't think this is okay, this is not okay. this is an overreach? >> yeah, gosh, in the case of james rosen, the idea that he is just asking for information. they cite him for trying to persuade a source at the state department to give him information. i would be in there and i think a whole bunch of people would be in jailing. a.p. story is a little different. i think a.p. made big mistakes

and the government was trying to protect a double agent saudi agent that was embedded. i think a.p. made mistakes. i understand what was happening there. i thought that the breadthth of the subpoena, new york, capitol hill, they went too far to get information. i've yet to hear their side of the story. >> eric: they used the eggs me entangling acted to get the records. is that an overreach? >> i think a complete overreach the i agree with juan. on the rosen case, it's one thing you have a leak within the state department. go after that leak within the state department but to target the reporter. freedom of the press is one of hallmarks of liberty. the idea they have targeted james rosen with a subpoena, access to his parents' emails and phone records, this is

absurd. a.p. case is different because national security implication is there but in both cases is an overreach. >> eric: president obama delivered an hour long speech on counter terror. timing kind of stinks to me. 300 million will be in backyard probably talking about the scandals. does president obama is going chase this down a hole and not talk about it this weekend? >> i don't know what he thinks. the polls indicate that most americans aren't following it especially not the benghazi story. irs story that jay and i are getting most attention. fox poll this week had about third of americans aware that concerned about it. the key issue there is both democrats and republicans don't like abuse of irs policy because no matter which side you are on,

hey, buddy, i could be next. stop it. >> democratic senators asked the irs to investigate these conservative groups. let me give you something else. today we saw for the first time another series of letters from the irs now asking for compliance audits of groups that are already 501-c4, another scandal about to take place. >> listen to eleanor holmes norton, listen to what she and he had to say. >> did you find any evidence that anyone in the white house in particular suggested that the irsuzy8m targets conservative organizations or played any role whatsoever in selecting the criteria? >> no, congresswoman, but in all

honesty we didn't look at the white house. we didn't question anyone as to whether or not they received any direction from the white house. >> that is the question i asked? >> that's correct. >> eric: why not ask that question? >> of course it was an audit and not an investigation. inspector general's report is incomplete and certainly damaging to the irs but the fact never asked the white house anything. his statements about what the white house did know or not know is meaningless under law. >> eric: why do you think that question wasn't asked? was the appointment by the administration that specific inspector general? >> i think what they were looking for was exactly who was in charge. who made this decision. he wasn't looking at influence. they are trying to find out

exactly who is responsible. i will say this. when you have this kind of investigation going on, you don't wan2añ everybody sticking their hands in the pie. that is one of the realities here. when you ask about partisan influence, doug shulman he is a republican. >> eric: great discussion. we have to go to a break. up next scandals plaguing his administration>g(h the president attempted to distract the american people of all things guantanamo bay. we're not taking the bait and neither is rand paul will be joining us. new details emerging about the justice department's unprecedented efforts to spy on james rosen. this new information will leave you stunned. don't g

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cover-up. irs targeting conservatives and doj spying on reporters, he reminded americans of two broken promises. remember when he signed this executive order first week in office? >> i hereby order and provide the process that guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now. >> eric: that is number one. 24 hours after attorney general reluctantly conjectured acknowledged four americans were killed by drones we must question the administration avowed transparency. >> let me say as simply as i can -- transparency and the rule of law will be the touch stones of this presidency. our commitment to openness means more than simply informing the american people how decisions are made. it recognizing that government does not have all the answers and that public officials need

to draw on what citizens know. >> eric: so he tries to distract americans from the current scandals by reminding us of his broken promises. here is reaction, kentucky senator rand paul. thank you for joining us. we talk about these tings that are called shiny objects or rabbits. was today's hour long speech a shiny object or a rabbit to distract from the three scandals? >> i would have a different name. a misdirection campaign. meanwhile, i called for the irs commissioner to be suspended and about two hours later somebody did suspend her. unfortunately she will be receiving her paycheck. if you are going to plead the fifth amendment and not be part of a congressional investigation and not participate, i think suspension without pay absolutely until we get to the bottom of this. we didn't get much new in the

discussion of drones. >> eric: we know about drones killing an men. anwar al-awlaki was a naturalized terrorist. that happened two years ago. "new york times" ran it two years ago. we knew he wanted to close guantanamo bay four years ago. what is the timing? a big weekend is coming up. if the discussion about drones or three pending scandals? >> we have all mcdonald's farm a scandal. we're not sure which scandal to even talk about. i don't think this will work because he is putting off really the ultimate reckoning. he says 30 days we'll do this and 90 days we'll do this. the irs scandal has been out for a year. i think they know who is responsible but he is not

getting anybody. nobody is willing to be fired or removed from office. i think it's a bit of misdirection. and important questions about american citizens overseas. even that issue he be on secures. of course, they should get due process but his idea of due process is flash cards and power point presentation. so that he doesn't come clean with. >> eric: we've learned that 18 suspects in benghazi terror attack were partly surveilled by the intel people in d.c., yet president obama himself has said he has a kill list. we know the kill list if, i want to do the list somebody will get droned. >> i'm not sure. within the state department going back to the benghazi thing fourt people he said he was going to fire are still there.

we called them this week. they is all have phones at the state department. really the question is will he fall fol through with this. he is in danger of using his leadership or ability to lead the nation because people distrust whether government is being used for political purposes. >> eric: president obama when he told us about the irs scandal two fridays ago, he said he learned about it on television. since then, jay carney backed him up on that. since then, general counsel was made aware of it and more recently his own chief of staff was aware what was going on at the irs. do you believe that president obama had no idea that the irs was targeting conservative groups? >> i think the only way we can find out is follow the paper trail. we will have to do an investigation. i think we need to know was

there a written directive from washington, did it involve the white house and how far up the food chain does it go? i think we only would know that by doing an investigation. so i don't want to conjecture, but i do have a feeling that the criteria of what they were looking for, tea party, patriot, people that have criticized the president, that sounds like somebody written by a political operative. you may find a cross over from civil servant to the political aspect of president obama's world. we won't know until we do an investigation. >> eric: john gotti was known in the mafia, a lot of things came from his office but he was never pinpointed because had a group that shielded around him. do you say he needs a written directive. what if it wasn't a written directive but a directive?

>> i think whether or not there is a culture of corruption that comes from either the white house or political people within the white house saying let's get our enemies, we don't care how you do it. that is sort of something3km[ unwritten. i suspect that government z in multiple irs offices weren't just doing this on verbal order. i suspect there were more to it. i think people a worried about criminal charges because the irs agent that has been mountain middle is being suspended. i think we have to get to the bottom of this. i'm concerned and i think whether you are republican or democrat or independent. nobody wants to see that and see a government used against people just because they disagree with you politically. >> i got that release from the office that called for removal of lerner. she has been pout temporary administrative leave with pay. is that okay?

>> it is a beginning. i would have suspended her without pay. we have to watch closely because what they tend to do is they transfer people around and change their titles. with benghazi, no one was punished for the fact that for six months they begged for security and it was denied by hillary clinton and the state department. she says i know nothing, i'm in charge but that decision wasn't made by me. the same with president, i no nothing but i don't know anything about that. attorney general holder has the same opinion. i'm in charge around here but i think i recused myself from the decision. we have all these people, nobody wants to take responsibility. when they say someone was reassigned or fired, we find out they are still in their position the state department. >> eric: senator rand paul, thank you. >> new developments regarding efforts to spy on fox news, we'll tell you why they are

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>>. >> eric: welcome back. there is chilling revelations regarding the justice department's efforts to target james rosen. we are learning that the doj invoked the espionage ago, one of the most serious wartime laws in america to justify an investigation.

this the same law used by the nixon administration to go after the leakers of the pentagon papers and to charge the rosenbergs to pass secret information during the cold war. this comesarosen was accused of being a position, quote, co-conspirator for publishing sensitive security information. here is the reaction. monica crowley and democratic strategist, mr. bernard whitman. monica, the espionage act, normally a little more used for things other than a guy trying do his job? >> it's been invoked three times since pentagon papers. obama administration has invoke it six times. it's supposed to be leveled at grave injury to united states leaks.

we found out that eric holder signed offç very controversial search warrant that went after james rosen, personal emails and personal records and his parents' phone records. ÷ really investigation to be had here. holder says he is going to investigation himself. that is a joke. >> eric: and the lengths they are willing to go to perpetrate whatever their agenda is. >> target of the investigation was not rosen. it was steven kim. why. he was accused of leaking classified information which by the way is illegal and could jeopardize sources on the ground inside of a rogue country in which we have very few eyes and ears that has a nuclear capability. >> eric: i remember this. the "new york times" put it on the front cover. a leaked story about president obama having a kill list. that is leak? did they invoke the espionage

act against who leaked that information and the "new york times" reporter that published it? >> i think the threat posed by north korea is substantially greater than president obama has a kill list. the fact that nuclear korea, having that capability and guy working the state department who wants to disclose that through rosen who overzealously that went an after kim -- >> there are a couple different issues. with regard to national security leaks, those are serious. regardless of the administration you should have the right to be able to go against the leaker leaking classified information. the administration has gone after the journalists who are gathering information for the public's right to know. that is something that is relatively unprecedented and which the holder administration

has gone after rosen and fox news, it's so far beyond the scope after going after the leaker or the case of journalist. widespread wire wiretapping, it's intrusive beyond belief. >> eric: put up the screen. here are some of the phone lines that why allegedly on the list. fox business network. fox washington bureau. what is rosen up to, they can do that. his parents' house, the state department. potentially more phone numbers at fox. this is an overreach. they want to see what is going on. >> an investigation over someone who was leaking classified information. frankly, rosen unfortunately ended up being a patsy because he was vehicle kim was going to dispose information. you talk about the public's right to know, they don't have a right to know classified information. >> i agree with you. i agree with you. you go after the leaker which is

what the administration does. they took it steps too far. i remember during bush years, state secrets were being splashed across the front pages on counter-terrorism, interrogation, black sites. the president of the united states commander in chief, george w. bush picked up himself and called "new york times" and pegged begged them not to release the story that would gravely endangering the united states. "new york times" published anyway. you go after the leaker, did bush go after "new york times"? absolutely not. >> they had to build a case to get a judge to authorize to get phone records. they needed that information in order to build the case. >> the case against rosen or the leaker? >> to build the case against him. >> they had plenty of information.

>> they did not have enough information that would be persuasion i have for a jury. >> is there any limit to the justice department to build a case? >> eric:. >> eric: you have to scratch your head the lengths they are ready to go. a scandal edition of media mash. >> i do not believe what the irs was reported to have been doing is an outrage. i believe the irs agents in this case did nothing wrong. let me say it again -- th irs agents did nothing wrong. >> eric: president's pals in the media helping the white house to from three scandals. don't forget to log on companion site to follow the live show and share your thoughts and more, go share your thoughts and more, go to hannity all stations come over to mission a for a final go.

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>>. >> eric: welcome back. it's time for media mash, weekly round-up all the ways the mainstream media puts a liberal spin on the news. here is the president of media brent bozel. you have some good ones this week. can we started with lawrence o'donnell saying -- let's listen. >> i do not believe what the irs reported to have been doing is an outrage. i believe the irs agents in this case did nothing wrong. let me say it again the irs agents did nothing wrong. they were simply trying to enforce the law as the irs has understood it since 1959. >> it is very clear that the words tea party or the name of any political party at all appears in the title of your 501-c4 you do not require for that status under law and should

be challenged. >> is he the last guy on the fay of earth that they didn't do anything wrong? >> he is right. you won't hear it anywhere else. they say they are guilty. you won't hear. white house. you won't hear it from the congress, congress is investigating it. democrats are saying it. he is the last person who is taking that position. >> eric: good thing not too many people are watching -- excuse me >> look, when chris matthews think there has is wrongdoing, what does that say. >> eric: it teams me a lot. how about the networks trying to change the debate a little bit. take a listen to this one. >> republicans are pushing forward on this, is it possible they may overplay their hand and somehow squander what is opportunity? >> republicans on the capitol are pursuing several investigations. you are hearing talk of

impeachment. some of the republicans may be overplaying their hand? >> i heard that republicans threw blood in the water. they see a president vulnerable is danger they will overreach. >> there is, that is what happened with bill clinton. if all of congress is focusing on hearings to do scandals, the voters will punish them. they've done it in the past. >> predictable. the last guy brought up 1998 and bill clinton. this is the old game plan. if you have to to reported something, reported it for a couple days and immediately hit the speed where you say, we're overreaching. it's going too far and time to move on. that is where the moveon.org organization came from. think about the scandals, white water. foreign fund-raising, f.b.i.

files, all those different scandals. they all had in common, we never got to bottom of single one because the media was saying move on, we're done with the story. they are trying it again now. >> eric: can you imagine republican in the white house they were targeting women's groups or political groups for irs scrutiny what would we hear? >> i got two words. richard nixon. they didn't let up. this is exactly what would have happened. >> eric: i want to get this one in here. take a look. >> president obama in a surprise visitju to a school in baltimoe on friday. these little kids are so much more sophisticated these days. here is the video. take a look. >> hello everybody. >> here is our special guest. >> hi!

>> and benghazi, what did you know and when did you know it? [ laughter ] >> eric holder did nothing? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> eric: in regards to benghazi, what did you know and when did did you know it? >> that is awesome. that is more serious journalism i've seen on nbc news for four years. here is serious point. it gets important for this administration. at issue is not a big issue. it's not a serious issue until it enters the cultural mainstream. you know it has entered the cultural mainstream whether the topic of late night jokes or

saturday night live jokes. when that happens, its serious issue. this is not serious. >> eric: the funny part of this, the kids that were asking the questions that americans really wanted to know answers to? >> this is the pointed. this is now the topic of conversation of the average joe in america. this is what i mean. when it reaches that pointed, that is when everybody in the town is talking. >> eric: this weekend the big long weekend we're going talking about these scandals, aren't we? >> it's getting worse and worse and media can't ignore them. they can't. they are getting way too big. they are ignoring james rosen. nbc one minute. cbs, one story, abc hasn't reported it yet. >> eric: great segment. up next0eix, sean sits down with legend jimmy conners.

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>>. >> eric: welcome back to hannity. he has won grate eight grand slam singles titles and top tennis player for 16 years. we talked about his new book and outsider and life on and off the court. >> i've been a huge fan of yours. i hope it rains through the u.s. open when i am watching tv because they play that classic match. >> i had a great run at the

open. i say in the book it was my best 11 days of my career. the reason i say that, i won a lot of tournaments and played a lot of great tennis but to have a crowd really get into it. the fans at u.s. open are fantastic. >> sean: one of the things i love about sports, it's simple.ñ sports mirror life. the harder you work the better results. >> it is, one on one. tennis was one on one. to get in to learn from an early age, learn how to compete against kids your own age. you are right. wins and losses. things don't always go well. you have to overcome adversity and how to deal with all that. i think from the standpoint from my standpoint is tennis gave me the opportunity to learn how to deal things that would come in the future. right or wrong it was part of that. >> sean: at some point in the

book, between one and hundred there is not a lot of skill wise but there is intangible, heart. what i loved, for example, my favorite hockey player, i was only friends to keep my teeth believe it or not. friends to ks bobby clark, the philadelphia flyers. you were bleeding on that court. there was not going to be anything left at the end of the match. >> didn't do good to take it home with me. i brought it to leave it all out there. to be able to walk off after every match and feel that i gave it everything i had that is really the only thing i could ask for. growing up and playing against such great competition you are not going to win all the time. you have to get the feeling that even though you do lose you take something out of that and if you win you can take something out of that, also. not everybody can win all the

time. >> why not? >> i tried. i tried to avoid that at all costs. it just doesn't happen. playing against too many great athletes and too many things can happen. it is the heart and the mind from my standpoint. the number 1 to number o100 it is a small group because they all play great tennis. it is what they bring that counts. >> you loved to play mcinrow more than anybody else. >> i don't think that will ever leave. i liked playing him because he brought out the absolute best in me and was a mirror image of myself outside the game. watching him play and knowing that i had to be better than i normally could be made me feel like going out there. if i could reach that and accomplish that then the things would take another step forward.

>> this is a brutally honest book. i was surprised that you revealed things in this book that you didn't have to reveal everything. you kind of did. everybody was always curious. i remember very well when you were revealing intimate stuff about her. she is never going to talk to you again. why did you feel you had tou6éu reveal that? >> i think i went back and looked at my life through a different set of eyes and had time because i am 60 now. we had a great relationship. we were always under the microscope. >> you were both winning at the time. you were top players. >> it was a very difficult time. >> what is so hard about being number one? >> when you are that young and a lot of other things going on, too. >> everybody wanted you to be

together. >> of course. bringing that out was painful for both of us. >> did you think a lot about putting that out there? did you put it on and take it back? >> i did. it is my life story, sean. i put it in there very subtly and then went on. there are 400 other pages in the book. >> it stood out, obviously. even your personal life you admitted to personal failures in the book. you were brutally honest about things about yourself that you didn't have to reveal. as a big tennis fan of yours for many years it is a pleasure to meet you. thank you. coming up next it's an exclusive sneak peek of a special edition of "hannity" featuring marco rubio facing tough questions. experts on immigration and more. it airs tomorrow night at 9:00. we will give you a first-hand look next.

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we have a programming alert. tomorrow night sean will be back with a very special hour. he will dive head first into the immigration debate going on right now on capitol hill. the special guest for the hour senator marco rubio plus a special panel of experts and common taters, those on the front line of the debate. >> there are things i know we can agree on. i know we don't need a new law when woodrow wilson. would you be open to waiting until we are secure completely and this administration shows it is not going to treat border like they did benghazi and ignore it all night long. they are going to actually

secure it and i will do anything to work with you. i know so many others that would to get the bill. >> thank you for your kind words. i think you raise a good point. that was my position. let's do the fence first. here i problem with it and why i have felt the other way may be better. the 11 million here now illegally we want to know who they are as soon as possible. we don't want that number to be 12, 13, 14. you have to be able to prove you were here by december 2011. i don't want word to get out that once they are done securing the border then they are going to legalize people because you will get a rush. with the deficit and the debt that we face the money we are using the secure the border most of that money is coming from the fees and the fines that these 11 million are going to have to pay. we are not doing it just for that purpose. there has to be a