eric bolling. >> so apparently wh -- wouldn't know this.you're a valedictorian, you ite your speech and it has to be preapproved by the administration. this guy roy costner did it. he was valedictorian of igh school in soh carolina. preapproved speech. whawhat -- what he does. >> i think most of you will derstand when i say our fathers who art in heaven, hallowehallowed be thy name. >> so what happened was he started his spch and then he tore his speechp and then did the -- recited the lord's prayer. that took guts and resolve. roy costner, good job, my man. >> wasn't at plagiarism? >> maybe. i think he'sool. >> it's oka he can do that. >> it' liberty university, too. >> dana? >> so getting involved in government, not everybody can run for office but there's a that you can parcipate. eric cantor, the majority whip -- i'm sorry. e majority leader of the house republicans started a new thing today where both republicans and democrats can go to cosor.gov. you can add your name to a bill if you want to support it. this is really good stuff. thi

i'm here with bob beckyell danaa perino, greg gutfeld, and eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is the 5. irs officials have had their chance but today it was the victims' turn to speak and none of them pleaded the fifth, by the way. six americans who were targeted for their political beliefs by the irs told their stories to congress. here's one of them. becky garrettson, president of a tea party group in alabama. >> this was not an accident. this is a willful act of intimidation to discourage a point of view. what the government did to our little group in alabama is unamerican. many of the agencies and agents of the federal government do not understand that they are servants of the people. they think they are our masters, and they are mistaken. i'm not interested in scoring politicalpoints. i want to protect and preserve the america that i grew up in, the america that people cross oceans and risk their lives to become a part of, and i'm tariffed it is slipping -- terrified it is slipping away. >> as she pointed out, these are not large group

. >> bolling. >> since yesterday when he said it, it is insane. glenn greenwald, like him or not, he has a right, we need more glenn greenwalds, don't need fewer, people that want to be a glenn greenwald to say hey, i am worried about this, i will get attacked by the president, attacked by the media. mainstream media, bottom line. >> this is a pot meet kettle moment. remember when he held up that magazine, illegal in the nbc studio in washington, d.c., yet he is trying to tell this guy he's aiding and abetting someone charged with espionage. with everything going on lately, not the position to take. >> this is an example of where being an absolutist is i think a flawed place to come from. i don't think it is wise. obviously david gregory looked incredibly foolish, especially with that hair. it was a bad question. however, greenwald has never done any prak through investigative journalism about our adversaries, he doesn't have to, he can do whatever he wants, shouldn't be prosecuted, but he was published in "the guardian" most hardcore, leftwing, a

no, it is not. >> and are you referring to yourself or eric bolling? was a blend, pegasus, unicorn. >> isn't that the basis of police work, profiling? this is crazy. a democrat gets another democrat to sign a bill, want to bypass the regular process, go to a vote, crazy. >> this cannot pass. must be some democrats with a brain on city council. >> can we move fox news to wyoming where things are civil, not crazy? >> i don't think so. but good suggestion. >> making a plug. >> hey, bob. >> yes. >> bloomberg who i happen to think is nuts is saying this handcuff the police. when bloomberg is against something, there's got to be something, against, you know what i mean. >> i want to say in your opening, the person you describe as you or eric does not exist. i would not send the police looking for that particular person, because they would be looking a long time. the idea that somehow -- >> you're wearing yellow. >> if you see somebody commit a crime, more characteristics you give will help them be apprehended, seems ludicrous you would cut back in any way wh

bolling, always pay the bill. be kind and complimentary.n is tired , offer to help. >>> the block buster is back. let's take a peek. >> that's not an s. >> on my world it is hope. >> here is an s. how about -- >> excuse me? >> well, bob has more on the new man of steel movie you can't miss after the break. don't go anywhere! for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... ♪ ♪ and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. ♪ >>> welcome back. "man of steel" the latest edition of superman soaring into the record book

eric bolling let me use the bolling strator. take a look at this.t's going to happen with obama care. over here, you're going to enter all of your data into one of the exchanges. right? you're going to have to enter tax information, income, employment, social security, welfare -- >> tmi. >> then you put it int area. it goes into a federal data services hub. >> looks like my brain. >> goes into all of these different government agencies, department of justice, homeland security, social security administration, health and human services. gets all of your data. they cross-check all of your data, send it back to the portal. the portal decides whether or not you are eligible for obama care. but by that time they already have all of your information. quickly, "usa today" says e this is the largest consolidation of personal data in the history of the republic. >> that's the bad news. the good news is you get health care. this is something andrea gave me, brought to my attention. reginald griffin, a man in prison in missouri, the missouri supreme court reve

what does eric bolling say?xt. clnts are always learning more to make their ney do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move i take scottrade's free, inranch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market comommentaryo improve my strategy. and my local scottrade oice guides my learning evy st of e way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage it's beenhat way ysince e day you met.. but your erectile dysfunction - itld be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you cabe more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only dai ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or gently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity.

ep it here, number onebusiness h eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ >> they finally got it.oud. they are ready for anaheim. [ applause ] >> yep, livingit up amid the crackdown. i.r.s. employeeses dancing the night away. and showing silly ar trek videos at a victim junct, all the while tax officials target conservative group. we know how much it cost all taxpayers. you won'te dancing with joy. the government is dialing up more controversy. this time unclal sam getting info from major internet companies. microsoft, yahoo, goggle, faboo apple. oh, and they are seizing your phone records, too. is your personal information at risk? "cashin'

dan henning is hereal -- alicia cruz, and siprion bolling. >> siprion bolling got some love on the emailesterday. >> bill: people a little upset we haven't showed his face. >> there he is. >> bill: yes indeed dan stone will be on a little bit later to give us our science quiz. avery friedman will be here to talk about the zimmerman jury which was seated yesterday, and for the first day of summer we are going to take a look at what wines you ought to be considering maybe serving or enjoying this summer. so we will rename the show today, the full court wine press, and we'll talk about immigration reform coming up next. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> i like that. i like to a lot. some overhead lines, big move in the media world yesterday. media critic howard curt is jumping from cnn over to fox news to anchor a weekend media program there. he had always been working at the "daily beast" until he was fired on inaccurate reporting on the relationship status of a gay nba player. >> bill: good for howie. he has a new job. the question is did he jump or was he push

keep it here, number onebusinesh eric bolling and "cashin' in." ♪ >> they finally got it.'m so proud. they are ready for anaheim. [ applause ] >> yep, living it up amid the crackdown. i.r.s. employeeses dancing the night away. and showing silly star trek videos at a la victim junct, all the while tax officials target conservative group. we know how much it cost all taxpayers. you won't be dancing with joy. the government is dialing up more controversy. this time unclal sam getting info from major internet companies. microsoft, yahoo, goggle, facebook. apple. oh, and they are seizing your phone records, too. is your personal information at risk? "cashin' " demanding answers right now. ♪ >> eric: welcome,verybody. the i.s. hits ep coming. now we find out that the agency is dropping $4 million of your tax dollars on the conference at a swanky tel in 2010. junket with the "star trek" skit and infa mouse line dancing. it al went down the same time that i.r.s. began targeting conservative groups. get this. they we learning how to be open and transparent with taxpayers. >> eric,

i'm kimberly guilfoyle, with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tan tear rose and greg gutfeld fold. o'clock in new york city and this is the five. >> we're going to kick off the showow with a little faith book free for all.we w we're answering some of your questions knit smithed on our facebook page. there are lots offsu hot topics with the scandals in washington, including the nsa leak and snowden, irs targeting benghazia the department of justice reporter probe and much more. huge response. almost 4,000 posts.e. so thanks to everyone formost participating and i hope those of you

eric bolling. >> i would say kimberly is winning so far. >> kimberly has 12. >> you've got?> six. >> let's go. 20 seconds. one. >> i don't think this is fair. he's got a straight shot. >> you don't think it's fair? >> i don't care. >> he practiced. he's the thing. >> not in my house. >> hey. >> five seconds. >> you're distracting him. >> you can't count that. >> how many did we get? [ laughter ] >> how many did eric get? how many did eric get? >> i don't know. five. >> eric got five. >> oh, yeah! >> all right. 20 on the clock. go. >> go. girls rule. one, two, three. >> i need more balls. >> five, six. >> no. oh, my gosh. >> there you go. eight. nine. all right. >> she's on a roll. >> wonder it's only an hour. this show is exhausting. >> all right. what have we got? so far this is kimberly's game. >> all right. no. no. i think andrea outshot here. here we go. 20 on the clock. brian, get a little closer. >> i think you should dunk it. >> he's going to make them all. he's good. >> i don't know. >> oh my gosh. >> where is he. you don't need to grovel. >> aren't you better at soc

and siprion bolling on video for us. here on capitol hill, it was a scary evening last evening. i was joining michael shure on "the war room" at current tv, so down around the capitol there, across the street from the capitol at the msnbc and current tv studios. left there and saw this big black smoke up in this area toward where my house is toward where this studio is, god knows, and it looked pretty bad. drove up this way, picked up carol in front of our house to find out what it was, and it was -- just a tragic loss -- one of the great institutions in this neighborhood of capitol hill of frager's hardware 90 years old. totally destroyed. the fire just ripped through there. >> yeah was here and heard the commotion and walked down there. it is so much more than the neighborhood hardware store. >> bill: yeah, it was the classic old fashioned hardware store. this is not some ace hardware right or home depot, this is right in the heart of town and like half of block at any rate and there was a hardware store and an equipme

a couple dozen people were on this lawn bolling field when part of the tree came down. >> i was there. the tree shook a little bit and we looked up and it started coming down, and then there was this horrific crack. just horrific. and people were saying, run for your life. reporter: members of the lawn bowling club got caught under the branches. one was able to get out quickly but the other was pinned. other park visitors ran to help. >> an elderly lady had a bunch of benches over her and her ankle was snapped in half toward the top, and she had a big cut through the side of her head. i. >> a san jose fire department spokesperson says her injuries looked bad but they were minor. this massive oak actually split in two. one half fell on the lawn bowling field these, half crash on to cars on the street. >> he had one foot outside, one inside, and he was half in and half out of the car and he said as soon as he heard the tree coming toward him, he dove under his car. >> at least one person in a vehicle was taken to the hospital, also with minor injuries. the president of the lawn bowling

speculative director says sundays is meant to boll sister business when you see berkley is in summer session. >> it's a gap between graduation and the summer tourism season. >> businesses aagree and welcome. >> i think everything is a good thing. >> over the summer with the students leaving that's the majority of our business. things slow down. >> we are about 80 percent small business here and we really need support from the public. >> the event will every sunday. restaurants have been asked to allow customers to enjoy the music. >> we are encouraging to be a picnic atmosphere if you will. >> a six week trial period but he's banking on it being a success. music has been booked through september. >> tom waits was putting up fosters. he's been instrumental in bringing sundays to the city of berkley and is looking forward to next week. >> we are looking forward to next week. hopefully a wonderful event. we are going to have great music. people selling various things and we hope a chance for people to take the street and have a really good time. that's the point. >> again is free and st

a couple dozen people were on this lawn bolling field when part of the tree came down. >> i was there. the tree shook a little bit and we looked up and it started coming down, and then there was this horrific crack. just horrific. and people were saying, run for your life. reporter: members of the lawn bowling club got caught under the branches. one was able to get out quickly but the other was pinned. other park visitors ran to help. >> an elderly lady had a bunch of benches over her and her ankle was snapped in half toward the top, and she had a big cut through the side of her head. i. >> a san jose fire department spokesperson says her injuries looked bad but they were minor. this massive oak actually split in two. one half fell on the lawn bowling field these, half crash on to cars on the street. >> he had one foot outside, one inside, and he was half in and half out of the car and he said as soon as he heard the tree coming toward him, he dove under his car. >> at least one person in a vehicle was taken to the hospital, also with minor injuries. the president of the lawn bowling

in a recent interview with eric bolling, lonnie snowden confirmed the u.s.ernment interviewed him about his son's flight to chinese-controlled hong kong. >> any thoughts on why he picked hong kong and/or china to go to? >> you know, i asked that question -- i was asked that question by the government, and i can't answer that. but i just believe it's a place that he was comfortable with, and i don't believe he chose it by accident. >> reporter: while the head of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein, believes snowden may have as many as 200 more documents to release, the president's deputy national security adviser told reporters last night it's still not clear how much classified information snowden has, and this lack of clarity raises a significant question with snowden using more than one computer login when he stole these documents, because an audit would show which documents he viewed and downloaded, jenna. jenna: interesting. 200 more documents, maybe we don't even have the number right now. >> reporter: the key is the login. it looks like

. >>> i am dana perino, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld. york city and this is "the five." the tea party movement roaring back to life with the largest gathering in washington, d.c. since 2010. thousands of supporters gathered outside the capitol to stand up from targeting from the irs and push back on big government. several republican lawmakers were there, including ted cruz, rand paul, steve king. >> what's happening with the irs is an absolute outrage. >> we're stick and tired of government bullies, we need to send them home. >> ifbr

our own eric bolling is here live with the exclusive interview.what else he had to say about his son. >> brian: it appears the white house hasn't been honest about the irs scandal. a major revelation from a supervisor at the irs who happens to be in washington. >> steve: no, you're mistaken. it has to be cincinnati. >> brian: how dare you question me. go ahead. >> steve: all right. she is in washington. have you ever had an itchy tag -- have you ever cut off an itchy tag off a piece of clothes? if you sell those clothes after you take out the tag, it says don't remove the tag, you might wind up in jail. >> brian: finally. >> steve: who accomplices that? we're going to tell you who. >> brian: take the shirt off, pal. >> steve: it's just another ridiculous government regulation on the book. hour two for this busy monday starts right now. ♪ >> brian: when our veterans come home, they're look for jobs that fit their skill set. a lot of them become personal trainers. personal motivation, getting in shape. they know how. >> steve: they do indeed. and yo

. >>> i am andrea tan tar as, with bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." >>> the obama administration kicks into overdrive to quiet the outcry over its spying agenda. in an interview that aired last night, the president broke his silence of more than a week to discuss the controversy. here he is defending the secret surveillance program. >> if you are a u.s. person, the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls unless they, and usually it wouldn't be they, it would be the fbi, go to a court and obtain a warrant and seek probable cause, the same way it has always been. nsa is not listening to your phone calls, it is not targeting your e-mails unless it is getting an individualized court order. >> and his nsa director, keith alexander made another appearance on the hill today to double down. >> in recent years these programs together with other intelligence has protected the u.s. and our allies from terrorist threats across the globe, to include helping prevent the potential terrorist events over 50 times since 9/11. these programs are cr

eric>> bolling? >> i would sayim kimberly is winning. you got let's go. >> 20 seconds.. >> boy, i don't think this is fair. he's got ahe' great shot. >> you don't think it's fair? >> takes practice! that's the thing. he's been complaining. >> five seconds. >> you're distracting him. >> how many we get? >> how many did eric get? >> five. eric got five. the >> 20 on the clock. go! >> go, girls rule! keep going! >> i need more balls. >> five, six. >> oh, my gosh, there you go.al eight. nine! she's onshn a roll!ly >> no wonder it's only an hour.t >> my turn what, do we got? so far this is kimberly's game.i >> no, i think andrea outshot on her there. >> 20 on the clock.t a >> brian, get a little closer. >> i think you should dunk it. >> he's going to make them all. he's good. know.on't >> oh, my god. >> where is it? >> try your feet? aren't you better at soccer? >> yeah, he's really good at soccer. >> is anyone keeping the number. >> i don't know. >> there is like 12 people inike the control room. i hope somebody is counting. >> zero. >> do w

this is a boll move by president morsi. they barely have disagreements in public.ortant reasons why he's so dramatically cutting off ties. one, for the very first time, one of the most powerful arab countries fall into line with the u.s. on syria here. no one is coming to intervene. the involvement is just too risky and egypt is a sunni muslim nation and they don't like the way shia muslims are trying to protect syria as a sectarian strong hold. saudi arabia hate hezbollah, because they are all shia. syria is the battleground for sunni/shia conflict that could pit one muslim nation against another across the region. morsi could be the one that sets that huge protest, violent protest in motion if he takes it beyond severing ties. >> you were, you were inside that country. seen it go through revolution, new power, and through all that, a powerful arab ally egypt remains, prepared to shut out syria. days after the u.s. said it is moving into arming the moderates among the rebels, how are syrian rebels reacting? do we know? >> they need help from the arab neighbors as

>>> hello, everyone, i am kimberly guilfoyle, with bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." it is day five of the george zimmerman trial in florida. lawyers try to move who was the one calling for help as zimmerman and martin struggled on the ground before the gun went off and killed martin. he was questioned by mark o'mara about what he heard. >> the boy screamed for help, however many times you heard it, it was just one person's voice? >> when i heard it outside i believe it was one person's voice, yeah. >> and you now believe that was george zimmerman's voice, correct? >> i never said that. i said it could have been. i was not 100% sure. >> i am not asking for 100% certainty, i am asking you to use common sense. tell us if you think that was george zimmerman's voice screaming for help, the person on the bottom. >> the prosecutor came back to refute that testimony. >> did you hear the word help. you believe there was a person on the bottom, is that correct? >> i believe. >> you're not 100% sure but believe the person on the bottom would be the one yell

nsa >>> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, greg gutfeld, dana perino. this is "the five." a rogue american intel analyst at the center of what may be the most expansive intel leak in the united states is on the lam in hong kong. questions abound. we are going to try to breakdown who ed snowden is, what he gave away, what should happen to him. fascinating stuff. who is ed snowden. >> my name is ed snowden, i am 29 years old. i book for booze allen hamilton as infrastructure analyst for nsa in hawaii. any analyst any time can target anyone, any selector. where they will be picked up, the authorities they're empowered with, not all analysts can target everything. i sitting at my desk have the authorities to wire tap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge to even the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> what made him decide to leak state secrets? here is his explanation. listen carefully. >> even if you're not doing anything wrong, you're being watched and recorded and the storage capability of these systems increases every year consistently by orders of mag

i'm joined by andrea tan ter owes, bob beckel, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." so we're down in washington for a little business and to pick up a change of clothes for bob. it has been two full days since the man that spilled top secret information about our surveillance program revealed edward snowden is on the lam. he was in hong kong. the former cia employee and nsa contractor was fired by his employer, booze allen hamilton. the white house is not commenting on snowden, but lawmakers, including the speaker of the house have certainly been sounding off. >> he is a traitor. disclosure of this information puts americans at risk. it shows our adversaries what our capabilities are, and it's a giant violation of the law. >> another prominent republican, however, is more cautious with his words. >> i think it is a complicated issue. when people choose civil disobedience, they are at their wit's end and feel they have no choice. i am reserving judgment on mr. snowden, i think he thinks it was so wrong. >> andrea, when you thought they couldn't bear the weight of more

i'm joined by andrea tan ter owes, bob beckel, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five."ness and to pick up a change of clothes for bob. it has been two full days since the man that spilled top secret information about our surveillance program revealed edward snowden is on the lam. he was in hong kong. the former cia employee and nsa

i am eric bolling with andrea tantaros, dana perino, bob beckel and greg gutfeld. this is "the five." we are about to show you the first time, for the first time a world exclusive interview with the father of ed snowden who blew the whistle on the nsa snooping scandal. he reached out to someone he trusted, that happens to be me. after days of talking and e-mailing with mr. snowden, he agreed to sit down and talks. what follows is a man deeply concerned with the safety of his son and a man deeply concerned with the direction america is heading. >> i think people want to know, have you spoken to ed? >> no, the last time i saw ed was april 4th, in the shadow of the national security agency. we had gone out to dinner. he seemed to be carrying a heavy burden, i was concerned about him. i shared that after i came home, but we hugged as we always do. he said i love you, dad. i said i love you, ed. i expected to see him again. >> tell us a little about ed. people would like to hear about ed, would like to know what's he like. >> he is a sensitive, caring young man. this is

but we have, we have eric bolling. jenna: as brick.rick. >> back with more more happening now. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. >> reporter: hi, everybody, we're here in the "happening now" control room, and a brand new hour coming your way including drones at home. fox uncovering documents showing that the fbi has asked for and gotten permission to use drones for surveillance inside the u.s. a story you have got to hear, that's coming up straight ahead. >>> also, could it be the smoking gun that directly ties the white house to the irs scandal? where conservative-leaning groups were targeted by the agency. monica crowley weighing in on who's on the white house guest list and why that matters. that's coming up straight ahead. >>> also, if you're in the process of buying a new home, you might want to lock in that mortgage rate right now. we'll tell you a

i am eric bolling with andrea tantaros, dana perino, bob beckel and greg gutfeld.the five." we are about to show you the first time, for the first time a world exclusive interview with the father of ed snowden who blew the whistle on the nsa snooping scandal. he reached out to someone he trusted, that happens to be me. after days of talking and e-mailing with mr. snowden, he agreed to sit down and talks. what follows is a man deeply concerned with the safety of his son and a man deeply con

. >>> i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, greg gutfeld, dana perino. this is "the five."ue american intel analyst at the center of what may be the most expansive intel leak in the united states is on the lam in hong kong. questions abound. we are going to try to breakdown who ed snowden is, what he gave away, what should happen to him. fascinating stuff. who is ed snowden. >> my name is ed snowden, i am 29 years old. i b

and do real men get beat by women at basketball, shooting hoops, bolling?eah. >> you had that easy shot. >> can i make a serious comment here about this? >> no! >> he practiced ahead of time. >> drinking at work? >> no. i give bob enough hard time by performing at work let alone being smashed or wasted. >> the idea of giving people alcohol during work hours, i mean, i used to have it in my desk 'cause i need to do keep from getting the dt's when i was drinking. you start feeding this stuff to young people is crazy. what are you thinking? it's a bad idea. this is bad stuff. i don't know where it came from, but i think it's -- >> for the people who are in their early 20s and mid 20s -- >> go to bars! >> i don't necessarily believe this, but i was trying to think like if you were an employer and thought this was a good idea. you know your young people are going to be going across the street anyway. so is it safer for them to be at the office and maybe they come up with a good idea that they could pound out on the white board or something. >> what time are we t

even the ones where they shave them bolling just decoded it. >> beckel, what do you make of this? >> beckel? >> what duke make of this beckel. >> shut up bob. i have to be -- i happen to be a fan of jim mcdermott but this is going over the liability i don't know how much longer we're going to tolerate this idea of protecting muslim terrorists that are in this country -- go to mosques and they're all upset about profiling around mosques. well that's where this stuff gets generated. i want to wait to see the first muslim to stand up and say, these people deserve to go to jail on the side of that bus. instead of not saying anything. has anybody heard a cleric or anybody else apologize, head of a muslim country for what's going on here? in the meantime they're taking christians out of our churches, the catholic church in egypt and bringing them out and killing them. what is fair is fair. you want to get fair? ask yourself what your prophet would have done with this. >> good point there. >> you don't hear about sleeper cell synagogues, do you? >> no, you don't. that's true. should ther

. >>> i am dana perino, with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld.e tea party movement roaring back to life with the largest gathering in washington, d.c. since 2010. thousands of supporters gathered outside the capitol to stand up from targeting from the irs and push back on big government. several republican lawmakers were there, including ted cruz, rand paul, steve king. >> what's happening with the irs is an absolute outrage. >> we're stick and tired of government bullies, we need to send them home. >> if broad

. >>> i am andrea tan tar as, with bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld, eric bolling.the five." >>> the obama administration kicks into overdrive to quiet the outcry over its spying agenda. in an interview that aired last night, the president broke his silence of more than a week to discuss the controversy. here he is defending the secret surveillance program. >> if you are a u.s. person, the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls unless they, and usually it wouldn't be they, it would be

i'm here with bob beckyell danaa perino, greg gutfeld, and eric bolling.as the victims' turn to speak and none of them pleaded the fifth, by the way. six americans who were targeted for their political beliefs by the irs told their stories to congress. here's one of them. becky garrettson, president of a tea party group in alabama. >> this was not an accident. this is a willful act of intimidation to discourage a point of view. what the government did to our little group i