mr. jordan. >> you have been at the iris 29 years? your deputy commissioner? how many deputy commissioners are there? >> two. >> is there anyone between the deputy commissioner and the commissioner? >> no. >> you are right near the top. one month ago, russell george gave the committee information he informed the irs on may 30, 2012, that targeting of conservative political groups was taking place. if we can put that up on the screen. this is from the timeline he gave this committee. he said in the meeting that the terms were used -- there were three people in that committee, in that meeting. mr. shulman, who is no longer with the iressa, who has been fired, and you. he testified a month ago in the committee that that was the first time he knew targeting was taking place. was that the first time you knew ? >> the first time i was aware of the situation, yes. >> mr. miller has also -- we have also been talking with nana marks -- nan marks. there was an internal investigation in march 2012. did you know about that? >> no, sir. >> mr. miller knew about what was go

mr. jordan hufford. >> two days ago -- [inaudible]. does the primers agree when you to do more to support local independent shops, keep high street by redgrave and avoid takeover by multiple retailers information of close house? >> on this issue i very much agree with the honorable gentleman and on this issue i think he speaks for a lot of britain. and that is we should be looking at our town centers working out what we can do through the review and in other ways to back our town centers. we should be looking at the rate system and how that works for our town centers. we should also as we are be looking at the planning system and how we can use change of use to back our town centers and we should work with local authorities who want to see the town center 60. this is a vital issue. the towns up and down our country and it has my full backing. >> question number seven, mr. speaker. >> i very much enjoyed my recent visit to the factory for phant 0 across britain's car industry and on for to visiting the northeast again soon. >> when the

mr. jordan? i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. aken. >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and ever since has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this for you, okay? and this is you when you fi

mr. jordan. >> mr. hull, yeah 48 years of experience. were your reviews positive? >> yes, sir. >> you don't with tax-exempt status? >> yes, sir. >> you are viewed as an expert in this field, is that fair to say? >> which field, sir? >> you're dealing with politicians, you can give the yes answer. >> i'm knowledgeable about working applications. >> is it true you conducted training sessions? >> yes, i have. >> and even lois lerner was present at some? >> i don't recall. >> other witnesses have said that is the case. you were assigned the now famous to test cases that dealt with -- these were test cases of tea party groups. is that correct? >> yes. >> you said they were taken from you in august 2011, correct? yes, sir. >> they were given to hillary? >> as far as i know. >> do you know how long she had been at the irs when she got those cases? >> i'm not sure. >> we do, because we asked her. she said, i have been since late april 2011. prior to this had she had any experience in campaign and your pension or lobbing as it tax- exempt organizations? >no. four months, ne

mr. jordan. i yield to the gentleman from oh. >> i thank the gentleman.ou are number two at the revenue service. you learned on may 30 that political targeting of conservative groups are taking place. the number one at thers irs testified in front of congress just to the opposite. you told me in the first round of questioning because it doesn't fall around your jurisdiction you didn't feel obligated to set the record straight? >> sir -- >> how does that encourage whistle blowers to come forward when you are the number two and you don't come forward and set the record straight. >> sir, if i might. maybe i'm not making myself clear. the meeting i was in, what mr. george told to the best of my recollection, in the meeting was that his team was opening an audit on the tg organizations, and that part of that audit is that they were looking at the bow low list. to the best of my recollection, sir, until mr. george issued the report in april, where he revealed that inappropriate targeting had appeared to have taken place based on the bolo list, sir, that was the

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mrs. michael jordan somehow? >> i like to think i could have been mrs. michael jordan. joe -- juanita jordan at that point. i was with a supermodel friend. it was the 1990's. all vee jays had supermodel taped on their head. we went to a club in new york and michael jordan was there. i had never been more star struck in my life and i had met rock stars and news makers and politicians but seeing michael jordan in the flesh dissolved me. >>alisyn: you made a bet with him. >> we started gambling. i had dice in my pocket, pulled them out. it was 1995. of course i had dice. we played. we wagered. he told me if i lost, i had to go to his hotel room. unfortunately at the time i had not yet achieved marital bliss. i was -- >>alisyn: you won? >> thank goodness i won. >>brian: your goal was to get knicks tickets. tell us how you accidentally cost miss teen indiana miss u.s.a. >> i was a judge in the 1993 teen pageant. it was the final portion of the show where they give their heartfelt speech. we had some really articulate women this year. miss indiana gives us a beautiful thought

mr. duncan became very suspicious. and jordan for his daughter's death hit as where the boxes. and she told him that she had put it i believe it above a bureau in the dining room. and he went in he retrieved the and you look at it and he thought to himself, there's something familiar about this. as i found out during the research, certain points in the time that she was estranged on john dunning in california, she had received letters. the first one should opened up and it was, it was rather, something that upset or. it told her our husband was having an affair with this unknown woman in california. so in the next couple of letters came she didn't open those letters, but she left him and her father took them into his safekeeping and put them in his office. so when he's looking at the box, he goes across as often our trees pillars and looks at them. they all have the same handwriting on them, or what he thinks is the same handwriting. as the case moves forward in august, she's going to be arrested for the crimes, or the crime. she was only try for one murder and that was mary el

jordan. every day this country is getting stronger and every day he is getting weaker. >> thank you mr. speaker. it is fantastic in nature, roaming the streets and doing everything we can. asking the prime minier, in order to help them stop falling into a victim in the first place and on death row will look for a minister -- check the report and the published report. >> let me say i think the hon. lady has a strong and noble campaign on this issue that she cares a huge amount about. what we are able to do is introduce something -- >> the question has been asked. let's hear the answer. >> what we will introduce is something the last government never did which is should be illegal to sell alcohol below the price, that is something in all the binge drinking problems we had under labor they never managed to do. >> in february i asked the prime minister if the form of the complaint should pay for bed room tax. he promised to look into the case. the family watched the prime minister but didn't receive a reply. why didn't the prime minister keep his word? >> i do reply, a reply to hon. members

jordan. every day this country is getting stronger and every day he is getting weaker. >> thank you mr. speaker. it is fantastic in nature, roaming the streets and doing everything we can. asking the prime minister, in order to help them stop falling into a victim in the first place and on death row will look for a minister -- check the report and the published report. >> let me say i think the hon. lady has a strong and noble campaign on this issue that she cares a huge amount about. what we are able to do is introduce something -- >> the question has been asked. let's hear the answer. >> what we will introduce is something the last government never did which is should be illegal to sell alcohol below the price, that is something in all the binge drinking problems we had under labor they never managed to do. >> in february i asked the prime minister if the form of the complaint should pay for bed room tax. he promised to look into the case. the family watched the prime minister but didn't receive a reply. why didn't the prime minister keep his word? >> i do reply, a reply to hon. membe

mr. gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the ma jordan lead -- of the majority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. we're here to talk about something that is rather important -- that is a rather important subject. immigration has helped make us the greatest nation in the world and we want that to continue. we do not ever want our borders closed. we want them secured. but here to help in this conversation i'd like to yield such time as he may consume to my friend, mr. barletta from pennsylvania. mr. barletta: thank you. i believe the problem is simple. we need to secure our borders first. you wouldn't replace your carpet at home if you still had a hole in the roof. when you take that position, the question you're usually asked by people who support open borders is, well, what do you want to do? what do you want to do about the 11 million people who are here illegally? i usually answer that question with another question -- what do you want to do with the 22 million americans who couldn't find work this morning when they woke up? what do you want to do about the

mr. obama wrote one of the most brilliant memoir on race we have. it would be like michael jackson -- michael jordanuse but couldn't talk about basketball. mr. obama is acutely sensitive and keenly informed about the complicated matter and the speech he delivered the other day was yet but a beginning. now we need him and others to use their spots spaces and spirit in the culture to not only ed fie the conversation and to inform the analysis but at the end of the day, to recognize that young black teens are children of god who deserve every protection because if those women on the jury understand trayvon martin as their child, they may have felt his blood calling from the ground where george zimmerman laid him to his rest. [applause] >> thank you, dr. dyson. it's my pleasure now to introduce to you -- he was born, raised, educate and eventually taught as a professor at morgan state university any -- in the city of baltimore. it was there he made a decision to follow his dreams of impacting society and help shape public policy. at the age of 38, he was elected to the united states congress and served

one of the most brilliant memoirs on race that we have like michael jordan and the white house but could not talk about basketball. mr. obama is acutely sensitive and keenly informed about the complicated matter and the speech he delivered the of the day was the beginning. now we need him and others to use those spirits and spaces in this culture not only to edify the conversation and informs the analysis but at the end of the day to recognize that young black teenagers are children of god who deserve every protection because if those women of the jury understood trayvon as their child they may have felt his blood calling from the the ground where george zimmerman laid him to his rest. [applause] >> thank you dr. dyson. it is my pleasure now to introduce to you -- and who taught as a professor have morgan state university of baltimore. it was in baltimore of his dreams of impacting society and to help shape public policy. at the age of 38, he was elected to the united states congress to join the presidencies of reagan, president bush sr. and to as a member of the house he served as a member of the committee of the ve

mr. president, i recently returned from a trir trip to the middle east, a mosquito dell sponsored by senator cornyn and accompanying us were senators mccain and graham. in turkey and jordan we heard about the atrocities committed by the assad regime in syria and the flood of refugees pouring into those neighboring countries. in afghanistan, we met with our troops and heard about the slow transition from nato forces to after gang security. in the united arab emirates, we discussed the growing threat of iran throughout the region. and we stopped at a medical center in germany to visit -- mr. reid: mr. president? i'm going to ask through you to my friend from virginia if i could interrupt his speech for purposes of doing a consent agreement. we have an agreement as to when we plod with votes. and if that would be okay with him, i would do that. i would ask if in fact he agrees to that, the senator from virginia, if he agrees to that, what i would ask is that his statement not appear interrupted in the record. kennebunkpormr. k aivment ne: n. mr. reid: i ask that the vote on perez for secretary of labor occur at 2:15 p.m. today. the motion be laid on the table, no further mo