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you think that big government is the perfect example and it is to ble for everything.e have a grievous problem. most of it is local government. >> am sick of democrats saying that it doesn't really matter. it doesn't matter. the irs is using all the power they have the fact is that the irs has a very powerful agenc in the federal government. and it was specifically targeting groups for political purposes. and now the administration is saying i have to tell you that this is how we feel. but having said all that, i think he gets back to the basic notion it is not my contract. but i think that that is built into a lot of this. @% i think that the bigger government gets a bigger institution and they are riiht for this. it is a very big drop in the bucket. >> i thought that was a very effective video. neil: the one guy looked very much like this. >> it goes with a larger problem. this includes not living long and t prospering. neil: okay, we will have you back in a little bit. would you pay twice as much to give this guy what he is demanding? your conscience or you're neil:

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he made his fortune selling his company, ble blue lithium to ya, you see this hear this, day ja viewu, yahoo! not a great track record on making them work. >> i think marissa is a different structure, in building something for long run. she will reinvigorate yahoo!, i think it is a great transaction, you look at youtube and google, everyone said a billion for something only 18 months old, now you know several years later, it is 700 million in profit. and 4 billion in revenue for google that tells you why. silicon valley if it picks right winners, it shoeing to invest in them -- if it choosing to invest in them. neil: the check has cleared for you, right? you were brilliant at that time. >> not even about, that market has changed. >> that is where there are doubts, because, tumblr is that a hundred million users, yet to capitalize off that. it seems like a few more possibility. >> what i know about tumblr, is unfortunate, i can not imagine any merchant wanting to align their product with some site on tumblr, sites involving cutting and suicidal tendencies and it is graphic, what produ

. >> you would have had to be following activist blowing actn right or left.klogsactivist ble >> in thee way there are policy implications like a mass shooting in newtown, there are serious implications about what happened at the abortion clinic. i was quit shocked i hadn't heard anything about this. >> bret: most americans had never heard of the gosnell case according to a fox news poll. of those following the trial a majority attributed the lack of national news coverage to media bias. far few figured it was just a local store relationship or too gruesome to tell. antiabortion leaders say if americans know what happens in gosnell's clinic many more would oppose legalized abortion but some prochoicers believe the opposite. >> i'm happy to see the story given play because of what i think it teaches us about where america is and how much harm our policies are doing to women. >> bret: state senator dalen leach thinks americans would be more likely to support policies that would give poor women more access to better abortion services. >> no one is defending what he did or his practices or

. >> you would have had to be following activist blowing actn right or left.klogsactivist ble >> in theame way there are policy implications like a mass shooting in newtown, there are serious implications about what happened at the abortion clinic. i was quit shocked i hadn't heard anything about this. >> bret: most americans had never heard of the gosnell case according to a fox news poll. of those following the trial a majority attributed the lack of national news coverage to media bias. far few figured it was just a local store relationship or too gruesome to tell. antiabortion leaders say if americans know what happens in gosnell's clinic many more would oppose legalized abortion but some prochoicers believe the opposite. >> i'm happy to see the story given play because of what i think it teaches us about where america is and how much harm our policies are doing to women. >> bret: state senator dalen leach thinks americans would be more likely to support policies that would give poor women more access to better abortion services. >> no one is defending what he did or his practices o

ble. what do they talk about in senior staff metings? >> it's not really a ring. >> a crown. >> it's a human shield because they're throwing all the smallee fish, the congress, everybody ib going to go.o you're going to have g to put valerie jared in witness relocation. the irs said something in the hearing about how what wouldt have helped is clearer rules. rules that they violated. this is t essentially the same s a bank robber going into a banki getting arrestednt and saying, f only there was a sign here that told me that this was illegal. they don't need clear rules. >> but all the things here we're talk about are people knew, i people knew, people knew. my point is that the big question is, who instituted it?i who instigated it? that's the issue. it's not who 9-11 the people who knew decided to keep it i think away from the president of the united states for their own reasons that they thought it would hurt his campaign. that in and of itself is not illegal. who startedh it? and i am -- >> it's a question for you, bob. so the questi

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sure, the most sophisticated defense folks will be ble to deal with this.est link. the critical infrastructure around the country, whether it's financial transportation, water, power, and if someone is not doing what they needto do to protect the network, it can be cascading in t effect across a large part of the population. i think that is the concern that underlies this latest report to congress. >> here's what worries me, secretary, and it's one thing for terrorist to ram plane into the pentagon, but far more sinister and ominous for a foreign country, a respected foreign country, not some sinister force here, to get into the computers at that punishment -- pentagon and military contractors, and do so what appears to be abandoned over the last, particular year. >> well, the chinese, of course, deny it's them, blaming it on unspecified hackers. neil: do you think it's them? >> this report identifies the government, the private report identifies the people's republic army. now, are they likely to attack us? very unlikely, and it would be really the culmina

a circular motion of 2 to 300 mile-an-hour winds, it truly makes it look like they were stuck in a ble blender. a man was very lucky to survive by hugging his toilet because the pipes go into the ground and it worked but i sort of drove along with my crew at the time and he was standing looking like he wasn't even there on the blank slate that had been a foundation of his house, that and the toilet were all that was left and even if you're being looking to find your property, what is left on your property might not even come from your house. it could have come from down the street. your house can be a block away. that's the power of this thing. and i interviewed that man and he could barely even put his words together because that's how shocking it is. >> you mean the house blew away around him? >> it disappeared. >> you know, i never thought about this power of 200 mile-an-hour winds, maybe it will reach an eech-5, it's in a circular pattern. if it can pick up cinder block buildings, forget the easy stuff like horses and people, it can move cinder blocks and move them into the area. >

[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national >>ble satellite corp. 2013] we will have to live events on our companion network. first a migration and economic competitiveness hearing. and former mexican president will be there. hosted by the migration policy institute, live at 9:30 a.m. eastern. a look at the political situation in egypt. two years after it led to the resignation of resident mubarak. the new america foundation will the newearing about leaders. our live coverage begins at 12:15 p.m. eastern. >> the national rifle association is holding it annual meeting this week end in houston. here is a portion from saturday including david keene and chris cox. this is about an hour and 20 [applause] >> today i want to thank you for what you do to support our second amendment rights and for being here at this incredibly important meeting. by your very presence you are sending a message to the president, so joe biden, diane feinstein, and michael bloomberg. and to all their friends in the media who have been claiming for months that you and amer

in the next 10, 15 minutes or so we ought to be age ble to get t first live pictures back from the internationalnd we'll see the astronauts outside and preparing to begin a long day of work, trying to find the leak and hopefully fix the leak in the cooling system. victor? >> john, every time we talk about this i want to make sure everyone knows this is not something that is threatening the safety of the crew there at the iss. >> that's absolutely correct. the crew was never in any danger from this, but it is a critical item. you don't want to be down one of your cooling systems for obvious reasons. heat builds up, everything on the station creates heat. the heat has to be removed. ammonia removes the heat from the space station and brings it into this radiator area where it is radiated out into space so you need that cooling system working. that's why they wanted to get this e.v.a. under way within two days of discovering the problem. >> john we'll check back when we can get a look of them as they start this six and a half hour sbauk. thank you, john. >> sure. >>> two minneapolis police officers

what do you ble believe is the most important thing we can do to solve poverty in america.ail or via twitter using@mhpshow/nerdland. poverty in america can be solved but it will not be easy. hi, alex. >> bravo to fawn and meg. those were amazing foot soldiers. good job calling them. i'm really glad you did that. thank you for that. >>> the irs is finding itself under the microscope today after a stunning admission and an apology to the tea party. also a decision on what to do with the site of sandy hook elementary school. >>> plus in office politics, i talk to luke russert about what it meant for him to return to boston to cover the marathon bombing. >>> after an abrupt recess, what is next for jodi arias? she says she wants the death penalty but will she get it? ♪ so i reach for roundup extended control ♪ ♪ with the all-new, no pump, one-touch wand ♪ ♪ it kills weeds dead and keeps weeds gone ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control ♪ i just spray them weeds, then spray them cracks ♪ ♪ the weeds are gone, and they won't be back ♪ ♪ driveway, patio, i just spray once ♪

world who to this point have been giving billions of dollars to the united states government to be ble to pay for past spending at record low rates. i listened to the last speaker opine we need to do everything to justify the faith in the american people. well, the reckless threats that we saw two years ago where for the first time we really were staring into the face of the abyss and it was a real possibility they would withhold the votes, deny increase in the debt ceiling and for the first time in our history not pay for spending already incurred. in fact, ironically, the ryan budget would have required a massive increase in the debt ceiling. the american people know this and no amount of subterfuge here is going to eliminate that doubt, that concern, that apprehension. it may give the illusion of a few more days breathing room with the debt ceiling. what we need to do is set this aside and get to business. i would note with no small amount of irony that my friends on the other side of the aisle who have been so interested in a budget now refuse to appoint members for a conference co

support this important public safety measure and i have no further requests exr time but i reserve ble the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. mr. goodlatte: at this time it's my pleasure to thank the gentleman from new york for his authorship and sponsorship of this legislation and yield five inutes to him. >> mr. speaker, i appreciate the opportunity to speak in support of the national blue alert unique order for me to have the house consider this legislation during national police week when thousands of law enforcement officers from around the world converge on our nation's capital to honor those that have paid the ultimate price to protect citizens here at home. mr. grimm: on a personal note i'd like to extend my sincere gratitude to the f.b.i. new york field office and the new york city police commissioner ray kelly and all the brave men and women of the nypd for their service to our great city. i encourage all my colleagues to it was ery week f national police week. it is the sacrifices made by these ind

[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national >>ble satellite corp. 2013] coming up, the discussion about the deficit and science research. a look at a potential effect of the health care law on insurance premiums. the state of manufacturing and job creation in the u.s. grade than a federal relic story commission chairman discusses the regulation of electricity natural gas and oil markets. later, a look at the latest trends in school crime, violence and safety. our guests are michael plenty of the bureau of justice statistics and nirvi shah. live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. the annual report detailing the health of social security and medicare is been release. treasury secretary jack lew and health and human secretary well lead an event examining the report. you can see it live starting at 11:00 on c-span. when the attorney general arraigned me in california after the extradition, he indicated that he wanted the death penalty each of the three charges. he wanted the death penalty three times. that made me realize serious they were.

we have to ble that they are doing the right for us. we feel like they are breaking our trust.deeply troubling. >> i turn to the bus driver and i'm saying, what are you doing? >> yeah. what are you doing? >> mitt -- >> what is he doing? what is he doing? >> i don't know. i don't really know. >> mitt romney is also back in the public spotlight revealing plans to campaign for 2014 republican candidates. in an interview with the "the wall street journal" romney speaks out against the obama administration echoing his wife ann but also taking it a step further saying, quote, even more disappointing than the controversies has been the lack of a clear agenda in the first 100 days. the only thing that has come forward is immigration reform which is very important and that has been done entirely by the senate. we are now over a hundred days and we have yet to see any particular agenda. >> i've heard enough. al hunt, what is going on here? shouldn't the romney's hang out in la jolla a couple of more years before they start weighing? >> i think the hope for most republicans rned around th

in some ways they will not be ble to bring extra cache for ome of the tea party conservatives who might not be willing to vote for something as big as this. host: we saw the front page of the national review -- looking at the question of where he stands on immigration and other republicans and conservatives can get behind him. opening up the story, it says -- he author says it's not what we expected from marco rubio. guest: rubio has undergone his own conversion on the issue of immigration. if you think about his role in the gang of eight in the senate, it is to have other people who are very conservative will of logotypes to follow the same kind of reasoning that he has. essentially, what he has said and he says over and over is when he first started out on this issue about a year ago during the presidential campaign when he was being talked about as a vice-presidential candidate, said we need to secure the border first, we need to enforce our laws, make sure employers stop hiring illegal immigrants. he was very firm. then as he got into the issue and started researching, he realized i

many here saw the failure of the senate to pass expanded ble dkground checks last week, i just thrown up their hands in anger and disdo st. that's fine. our friend, jim lovell, the commander of apollo 13, reme, ters bsandng amazee ca he was amazed in 1971 when president kennedy said we would get to the man. ond was impossible. then, as many as youhrinow, he couragit i there twice. jim says, and i quote, there are people who make things hamerpen, ths, the me pe touple who watchs happen, and there are people who wondered what hamerpened. ssiaughtely to be successful you need to be a person who makes things happen . can whie -- gan whie giffords aa person in makes things happen. [applause] quo, tia's chosen to help inspi, organize, and motivate and nation that is fed up with violence and fed up with congressional inaction. and she is in shows of -- chosen to focus of some coming tn. . i know she was inspired by the courage of those who came bfe se , those cement today, and those hundreds of thousands of americans all across the country who are joining her ele dh and every day, those who

ble to, in some cases, cut approval times from seven years down to a year. so we've made progress.applause] today, i'm directing agencies across the government to do what it takes to cut timelines for breaking ground on major infrastructure projects in half. and what that will mean is, is that construction workers get back on the jobs faster. it means more money going back into local economies, and it means more demand for outstanding dredging equipment that is made right here in baltimore. [applause] now, as some of you know, one the guys who has been working on this, he's deputy transportation secretary john porcari, your former transportation secretary here in maryland before governor o'malley generously agreed to share him with the entire country. [laughter] so those are some of the ways that we can create the conditions for businesses like this one to generate even more good jobs. and these are the kinds of ideas that we have to stay focused on every single day. this should be our principal focus: how are we making ourselves more competitive; how are we training our workers so