narrator: although rain canceled wednesday's march on the internal revenue service, the mayday collective department of health, education, and welfare on thursday. [crowd crosstalk] >> when they were refused access to the entire building, they ripped down -- police ordered the crowd to disperse. again, those that did not were methodically arrested. [shouting] narrator: in each action, recognized organizations, such as the quakers, the southern christian leadership conference, national welfare rights organization, and others, played a role in the agenda by the mayday leaders. amen, amen, amen ♪ narrator: on friday, mayday leaders unveiled a new strategy at the department of justice. demonstrators moved in in waves to block entrances. bullhorn] [indiscernible] the manual instructed units of 10 to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. ♪ 5,6,7,8 ♪ peopler to the [clapping] ♪ narrator: as each unit was broken up or arrested, another wave took its place. ♪ beautiful]he narrator: the tactic was designed to test the ability of police to handle the arrest of large

disgruntled ex employee sinking compensation and it's a source inside the church told us the internal revenue service finished a major audit 2 years ago no problems but people we spoke to in you'll quit not surprised by the whistle blows revelations i'm not terribly surprised after all the scientology. money tax evasion what i feel like churches are corrupt there's always issues with $5.00 a one c. theories in churches and money and doing what they're doing i mean i guess it just depends i should pay definitely should pay taxes especially with the guys will have those big houses in the jetson tax free it's not fair that they should pay something but they just don't that's constitution it's constitutional question do this a place axis more investigation more arrests and it's doing that i mean but no taxes let everybody everybody pick one and sign peak advisors it was an arm of the mormon church which proved that it was not. born acquirements which is why they got into this in the 1st place. we didn't have to reports what was going on under the i.r.s. tax law you are. and you have to use that money for

after this show c the next time you're on a walk absolutely alla my pleasure coming off the internal revenue service has approved an application by 148 year old salt lake tribune utah's biggest newspaper to become a nonprofit literally we'll talk print media obsolescence with digital news pioneer and next this is the big picture on our t.v. america. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see if. my singing with this world it's right now as well so confusing. here for you and the certain generation that's controlling all the politics around the world when that generation. and children that are brought to this. movie are less materialistic don't really care about these things don't even more automobiles on the right this time job. and ride a bicycle this movement is growing and it's going the world is going to go in this direction and it's going to change. when the new york times says a dollar a week i said sold my digital subscription business to include the times crossword puzzle for which they charge more but i ca

source inside the church told us that the internal revenue service finished a major audit 2 years ago and found no problems all nonprofit organizations including churches are not obliged to pay taxes in the us people we spoke to new york were not surprised by the whistleblowers revelations. i'm not terribly surprised after all the scientology its money tax evasion what i feel like churches are corrupt there's always issues with $5.00 a one c. theories and churches and money and doing what they're doing they should pay definitely should pay taxes now especially with the guys who will have those big houses in the jetson tax free it's not fair that should pay something but they just don't that's constitution it's constitutional question do this a place axis more investigation more arrests. and it's doing that everything but no taxes let everybody everybody pick and sign he could risers it was an arm of the mormon church which ruled that it was not. born acquirements which is why they got the 1st right. we didn't have their reports. ready where are. you are. and we have a charitable purpo

use of the internal revenue service against the "philadelphia inquirer" owner against the connect use the irs against political opponents like you belong. fdr would be impeached 25 times. john kennedy would be impeached, used in the irs and fbi against his billable opponents, leaked information against them. lyndon johnson would be impeached, used the irs, the fbi, and the cia, to protect and tap into his belittle opponents into civil rights leaders. by the way, became a multimillionaire while he was a senator. we have a lot of impeachment going on under these bogus rules that this rogue house democrat leadership has put in place. let's look at the history of the democrat party. it's an ugly history with some gaps of goodness. the party of slavery. the party of segregation. the party of jim crow. and when the democrat party does what it does like that, it needs to be slammed down. and it needs to be slammed down now! the next democrat president of the united states must be impeached. not to get even, not because we are at a low level. but because the republicans can't live under one c

have you heard about hunter biden's new problems with the internal revenue service? we have all the details coming up. but first the stand off on capitol hill over impeachment is casting a shadow on the 2020 democrats, particularly joe biden who made a total 180 from what he sent just days ago about complying with a senate subpoena. fox's david spunt is here with more. >> the former vice president says there's no reason for them to testify. biden spent time with the editorial board of seacoast media group in new hampshire and he was specifically asked about complying with the senate subpoena should there be one with his name. here's what he said. >> i'm not going to legitimate with this president is trying to do. if there was a subpoena, i would respond. but there is no legitimacy whatsoever to my being subpoenaed to testify at his impeachment. what did he do? what did he do? >> on saturday in iowa, biden said this about complying with the subpoena. >> i don't think that's going to happen. let's cross that bridge when it comes. i would abide by whatever is legally re

now, franklin delaware roosevelt directed the internal revenue service to conduct audits of his political enemies. namely huey long, william randolph hurst, hamilton fish, father coughlin. would that be abuse of power for political benefit according to the other panelists? impeachable conduct? >> all subsouped into it. >> highway about when president kennedy directed his brother robert kennedy to deport one of his mistresses as an east german spy? would that qualify as impeachable conduct? >> once again i can't exclude it. >> how about when he directed the fbi to use wiretaps on congressional staffers who opposed him politically? is that impeachable conduct? >> seem to be falling within it. >> and let's go to barack obama. when barack obama directed, or made a finding that the senate was in recess and appointed people to the national labor relations board and lost 9-0, ruth bader ginsburg voted against the president on this issue, would that be abuse of power? >> afraid yes. directed to others, but i don't see exclusions under their definition. >> okay. how about when the president direct

constitution avenue and caused millions of dollars in damage to the national archives, the internal revenue service and other federal buildings. despite these factors, d.c. was omitted from the list of eligible states and territories in the czma, the oversight probably occurred because the czma was passed in 1972, before the district achieved home rule. because territories are included in the definition of coastal states under the czma, it appears that the district omission is a mistake, which only congress can correct. i appreciate the gentleman for including my bill in this act. mr. case: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: i'm still reserving. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from hawaii is recognized. mr. case: madam chair, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from michigan, a member of the natural resources committee, mrs. dingell. the chair: the gentlewoman may proceed. mrs. dingell: madam speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 729, the coastal and

and if the student gives his or her express consent, the internal revenue service will answer those questions for the student. madam president, i can't tell you how many times students, parents, college presidents, federal aid counselors have told me that the application and the verification of this information has discouraged low-income students from coming to -- to college. 5.5 million of the students of the 20 million students who fill out these forms have the accuracy of these forms questioned. this will eliminate that for most of the students because they will only have to give that information to the government twice. i want to thank senator murray especially for this. we worked together on the education committee. but senator coons, senator scott, senator richard burr, of north carolina, which has the largest number of historically black colleges and universities, and the senator from south carolina have been a great support. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: minority institutions are an essential part of our entire higher education system and those insti

international community it saw as failing to adequately tax the billions in dollars in sales made by google, amazon and facebook overseas. the country's senate approved a 3% levy on revenue earned in france from digital servicesnational agreement is reached. the new levy is expected to bring in $550 million a year for france, mostly paid by us tech firms. facebook has such unilateral measures are damaging to the digital economy. while amazon announced 10,000 french businesses selling on the site will be subject to extra fees. the levy has also upset president donald trump who says us companies should be taxed at home and threatened tariffs on french wine. the united states' trade representative has been investigating france's digital services tax. it will release its finding and announce any possible retaliatory measures on monday. time now for our daily look at some of the newspaper and website stories which have caught our eye. joining me is roni savage, founder and managing director ofjomas associates — an environmental and engineering consultancy. thank you forjoining us. good morning. do you want to kick off? let's look at the guardian, a story you wanted to look at today with uber‘s future in doubt, how

president frank lynn roosevelt used the internal revenue service.y used the fbi to wiretap opponents including congressional staff. deported one of his mistresses to avoid scandal. president lyndon johnson spied on goldwater's campaign signing off or wiretapening his opponent and goldwater's airplane and using a cia spy to ob stain advance copies of his speeches. president barack obama refwused to provide documents of fast and furious. unanimously struck down by the supreme court. he used national security agencies to lie to the american people about benghazi to win the 2012 election and spied on reporters, finally it was the obama administration committing 17 serious violations before the fisa court to spy on trump campaign associates. despite these clear abuses of power by fdr, jfk, lbj and obama, republicans did not impeach. why? because the framers did not want a low bar for impeachment. they wanted congress and the president to work out their differences. when i asked professor turley in a judiciary committee hearing if any president could avoi

revenues are 2/3 national, 1/3 international. >> international is that more profitable? it's just the opposite. international is a lot more difficult to get to. fuel anes are bigger, the costs more. the service level is substantially higher and the prices because there is a lot of competition internationally are more. 80% of our make profits in the u.s. closer to home. >> you make a lot of profits, your eople say, by owning own refinery. why do you need your own refinery, you don't trust people to get gasoline to you? we do and we certainly use a lot of refineries, but about six as even years ago, refineries up and down the east closed, when -- we saw that our costs of jet escalating rapidly. a were paying another $25 barrel on top of the crude price just to get jet fuel because we're the most price sensitive of that product. we don't decide each day whether planes. our so any of the costs that the refineries have are being pushed needed e airlines so we to break that curve and get more supply into the market. we've got a great refinery philadelphia. a trainer that we acquired. a year.losed for about we put it back to work and it this great story and to day, it's been very profitable. we've

internal review they have ended discussions because they weren't compelling. the ceo stepped down after disappointing third quarter revenues kkr is buying the overdrive business from rakuten. delivering servicesral countries. they bought the business for about $400 million nissan says its number three executive is resigning less than a month since taking that post the automaker didn't give a reason but it is widely believed he didn't see eye-to-eye with the new ceo. shares up are again about one-third of one percent >> experts say the odds of corporate data breach are increasing we have that story >> reporter: good morning. data breeches can take a major financial toll on companies. startups are using hackers to help find potential loopholes before it is too late. goldman sachs are paying hackers to break into their systems to find flaws before hackers do hacker one connects a network of white hat hackers to fortune 500 companies. they get paid in exchange for finding vulnerabilities. >> we are allies we are not just sketchy people in their mom's basement out there to cause damage. >> the average cost of a data breach in the u.s. is $8.2 million hacker one ceo says banks are especially at ris