representative adam schiff smooth jazz d.j. >> smooth jazz is good jazz. >> stephanie: exactly. so let's talk about -- first of all we talk about a lot of the non-scandal scandals. i do think this is a -- really the gop overplaying their hand don't you, so that nothing -- it all becomes white noise, i think. >> the problem is they have been doing this for so long about -- whether it was fast and furious or benghazi that when there is a real problem it's hard to know because they are so hyperbolic the whole time. unfortunately i think a lot of these people who are running the investigations have never run an investigation. and it shows. and the public doesn't have much confidence in it, and it shouldn't, and that's a real problem for the congress, in my opinion. >> stephanie: what is it like debating people like loui gohmert? >> well, it all depends on how you like your asparagus. [ laughter ] >> in person a lot of these people are nice people but in committee it has you scratching your head and wondering -- >> stephanie: for in

for more, i'm joined by congressman adam schiff, a democrat from california.afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> 175,000 jobs added, which reflects the slow but steady climb out of the recession. and, yet, we lost 45,000 government jobs in the past three months. can you imagine how much better things might be if speaker boehner allowed himself a conference on a budget and thereby we could do away with the sequester? >> they would be a lot better. it really is criminal that we have this policy in place that is dampening our economic recovery. even at the modest job growth that we've seen, it's going to take another five years to get back to where we were r befobefe recession. if we could cut that in time, cut that by half or even more, and we don't because we want to go through and double down on this failed sequestration strategy, that's just terrible. we ought to be investing in things that will create jobs. we saw, martin, just last week, another tragic bridge collapse. one of just hundreds of bridges around the country that are equal state of decrepitude a

"outfront" tonight democratic congressman adam schiff. he sits on the congressional committee which held that hearing today at which general alexander testified. always good to see you. let me start off because we just had that little exchange there with bob baer that you heard where congressman rogers had asked does the technology exist to flip a switch and listen. 9 candidacy was categorically no. bob baer saying the technology does exist it's just not technically flipping a switch, it's a different kind of technology. if that's true does that frustrate you that you sat there and heard answers so definitively that could be wrong? >> you know it's very frustrating talking about this topic generally because so much of it is classified and only now are we beginning to declassify portions enough to have a -- an informed public debate about it. but it's very hard to talk about this intelligently when so much of it is kept under wraps. and some of it kept under wraps of necessity. some kept under wraps probably in an overdue precaution, and y

exit or no you are a congressman adam schiff of california has put forth a bill in congress that would let the authorization of military force and this was instead of we no longer declare wars even though the constitution requires us to instead we authorize the president to use military force which seems to me crazy but nonetheless this is what we did to give bush permission to go into afghanistan and iraq and these it's basically a perpetual war it's been. authorized every two years forever basically and what he's saying is let's let. not only will let it expire in two thousand and fourteen as it is scheduled to do but let's actually pass a bill saying that it must expire in other words we're we're not going we're not going to allow ourselves to reauthorize think about this for a second it's a really sad state that congress has to instruct itself we were trying to call it in last well it's essentially instructing future condors we don't even see a little of the house really is that it can be blown up but it's because you know a person congress can't bind a future congress exact but no

democratic congressman adam schiff on the intelligence committee is going to be our special guest tonight of cleveland. we're going to tell you about this young woman, her daughter, held hostage by a man. they have just been freed and we're going to tell you that, that bizarre and horrible story, unbelievable, coming out of the same place as those three women who were held hostage for a decade. in the meantime, back to you. >> thanks, erin. sounds like a good show. it seems safe to call freedom fries french fries again. so why are some people campaigning to send the statue of liberty back to france? jeanne moos has the answer, next. it's a hundred calories. yoplait greek 100. it is so good. yoplait greek 100. (announcenergy cycle... natural cats. they were born to play. to eat. then rest. to fuel the metabolic cycle they were born to have, purina one created new healthy metabolism wet and dry. with purina one and the right activity, we're turning feeding into a true nature experience. join us at purinaone.com vo: ta friend under water is end usomething completely different. i met a turtle

representative adam schiff, who was right in that chair last week, he said there's very little trustd to look at perhaps even -- somebody mentioned the fisa court being a rubber stamp. i think that's an issue in this, too. clapper has ordered an internal review to assess how much damage the disclosures created. intelligence experts say terrorist attacks and others seeking to attack the u.s. all but certainly will find alternate ways to communicate instead of relying on systems. jay carney said the president is open for discussion about the spy programs both with allies and in congress. senator marco rubio. >> some of the media accounts i've read based on some of the leaks, do not paint a complete and accurate portrayal of how the programs work. >> stephanie: we've heard that from others. let's go to john in wyoming. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi john. >> hi. here in conservativeland, i'm told that in the case of the nsa wiretapping, if i have nothing to hide, then i have no problem. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: how about the reverse. if the government has nothing to hi

adam: thank you very much. he will talk to peter schiffhe will join us to alk about why he is still pro-gold. lori: acting irs commissioner appearing before the house ways and means committee reporting his findings in the audit of the tax committee. rich edson with more details. rich: 350 pages charging a path forward at the irs, the contents of this are inconsistent. nothing to target people, targeting happened with conservative organizations but says it is not on purpose. way comes this investigation, there is still a long ways to go, a lot of work to be done because investigations like this, he says, take time. >> we have to follow the rule of law and procedures. >> wouldn't it have been great, if i can finish. >> let him answer. >> you're not conducting interviews, no answers to the key questions. in your report you declare there is no evidence of intentional wrongdoing admitted conduct on the part of the irs, no evidence of intentional wrongdoing. this report is a sham. >> he says he will be updating the committee as the irs investiga

adams as lois lane is absolutely delightful and really steely and strong. michael shannon as the villain, zod, incredible. chris maloney as colonel. he had great moments. richard schiffis in every one of us. everybody is superman. and everybody can relate to him. >> we all have some sort of power in us that's greater than we think. or allows us to be greater than we think we can be. >> yeah. there's moments in this movie, when your skin has goosebumps. and the hairs are standing up on top of it. did you see yourself as perry white? >> no. but i'm glad somebody did. >> it's amazing. i'm glad they did, too. what you do in that role is incredible. what a great film. it opens up nationwide on friday. do not miss it. action movie to a whole other level. come back, sir. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> thanks for lawrence fishman. what a cast on superman. kevin costner will be here tomorrow. have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. police are investigating a deadly shooting in antioch. it happened around 1:30 this morning on "d" street near 18th. a 21-year-old man was rushed to the hospital where he died. no word yet on suspects or motive. >>> h