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two guns were found at the murder scene of a border patrol agent, brian perry. >> when we asked legitimate questions about brian terry's murder, about fast and furious, we were lied to. >> reporter: just when you think they couldn't possibly go any further over the edge, they come up with something like this. >> it is clear they were not interested in bringing an end to this dispute or even obtaining the information they say they wanted. >> reporter: holder says the vote was misguide and politically motivated. dc u.s. attorney ronald match inwill decide if any criminal charges will be filed in the case, but it is not likely to go anywhere. >>> today congress is scheduled to vote on a bill which would keep a lower rate on federal student loans for one more year. another vote up today provides $100 billion for transportation. both programs are slated to expire on sunday, with you both -b but both have -- but both are expected to easily passed. -- pass. >>> president obama will go to colorado springs today to see for himself the damage from the fire which is still burning. the waldo canyon fi

border patrol agent brian perry. his family saying the president and the administration are compounding the tragedy, by not releasing the documents in question. in washington, jennifer davis, fox news. >>> now, back here live, eric holder did release a statement this afternoon, after the vote,h saying that this is an unprecedented election yeary tactic. it's important to stress justst because this house committee voted for this contempt order don't mean it's happened yet. that requires an entire vote ono the house floor.h the speakerou said if holder dod not release erthe documents, a full vote on the house flooron could come as early as next week. brian? >> yen fur davis. -- jennifer davis. >>> obama administrationad receiving backlash for this.for we have the republican straight gist, and a democratic consultant.co. jack, let's start with you. what is the republican side ofli the aisle trying to prove? >> i thought this was a smalls story when i first heard it, bu this is blowing into something that could become a

. >> reporter: border patrol agent brian perry was killed by one of those guns, and holder provided false information to the committee about what the justice department knew before admitting months later he was in error. >> we were sent, under department of justice letterhead, something that was totally and completely false. >> reporter: republicans argued, as they tried to figure that out -- >> the attorney general has refused to cooperate. >> reporter: president obama's claim of executive privilege was dismissed as part of an administration trend. >> over and over again the department has sought to protect its political appointees. >> reporter: democrats argue it is republicans playing politics. >> to tarnish the attorney general and the president in an election year. >> reporter: and argue republicans are ignoring similar programs from the bush administration. >> the only way the public is going to take us seriously is if we look at the whole story. not because we want to blame the bush administration. everybody made a mistake. >> reporter: the white house said that no president in the

brian perry, an american spirit, has had no justice. and there are people in mexico dead from these guns being out there. who who knows going forward what will happen? we just want answers. we did not want to do this. issa met with holder last night to get to the bottom of it. he asked for the papers to be released. i wish that could have happened and eric holder did not have to be held in contempt and that we could just all go on. i am very sad that it turned out this way. host: cumberland gap, tennessee, linda on the democratic line. caller: yes, i would like to say that eric holder should be held in contempt. so?: hwwhy caller: because he has lied to congress. he wants dead people to vote. he does not want anybody off the voting rolls in florida. i don't like people hollering about racism. host: a transit project in detroit, it says the u.s. will not fund the detroit rail yet. there's a story about charter schools and special education students, in the wall street journal. also, a store looking at the indiana governor. governor mitch

and fast and furious came under fire after a sting operation where brian perry died in a shootout. >>e have new revelations from. ielle hunter about her relationship with john edwards, there is a new book including details about how the affair began, how they're raising their daughter, and whether they have a few tour together. abc news has the exclusive story. >> new intimate details emerging about the six-year affair responsible for the public ruin of john edwards political career. edwards miss stress coming out with this explosive tell all, what happened, john edwards, our daughter and me. hunter sat down with 2020 anchor for an interview airing on friday. >> aassumptions are dark. rielle hunter as in manhunter, destroyer of marriage, destroyer of john edwards. how do you want yourself defined?. >> first and formost, i'm a mom, rielle hunter is a mom and a woman who fell in wlof a married man. i'm in the the first woman who has done that. i'm not going to be the last. >> "people" magazine obtained these pictures and excerpts from the revealing new memoir, including how hunter says

border patrol agent brian perry.the white house moves significantly ups the anti with republicans in congress. the house oversight committee committed yesterday to place holder in contempt of congress. >> what could be so dammining i those documents they can't be given to us. >> why is he evoking executive privilege on documents they said yesterday they would be glad to give us. >> they are looking at whether the president could be involved at the very least. they will tie up the ends in court for years. it is mog more than a republican witch hunt. >> for the past year you have been holding the attorney general to an impossible standard. >> the full house contempt vote could come next week. there is this brief window for both sides radto reach some kinf agreement to diffuse this. >> what is the possible fallout for the fast and furious fallout for republicans and the administration. >> brit hume said this on "the record." >> there is risk on both sides. congress doesn't always come out of investigations looking good.

the parents of the slain border agent brian perry said that when mr.tive privilege, it's compound the tragedy. the family of an immigration and customs enforcement agent murdered in mexico has filed a wrongful death claim against the u.s. government. zapata was killed in a roadside attack on forever 21011 and another agent was wounded. they say the gun was smuggled into mexico from the u.s. the justice department has not commented on the claim. it is 76 degrees. >> two companies taking aim at the iphone. >> we have all received money as a birthday gift, but it does not come close to what prince william is receiving if now than sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and crowd eering st you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know t

to walk over the border to reach mexican drug bandits and were later used to murder order agent brian perry. we welcome congresswoman sandy adams from florida. delight to do see her here in new york. she is a member of the judiciary committee. lower recei loretta sanchez of the homeland security committee. home land prosecutor on the oversight committee which is leading the charge to have the attorney general sited for an tempt of refusing for handing over ten that he is of thousands of documents related to fast and furious. welcome everyone. colle congressman going to go out of order gentlemen before the ladies. is there any evidence either the attorney general of the united states or the president either condoned or authorized or even knew about fast and furious prior to agent perry's death? >> the short answer is no. i don't have any evidence eric holder or the president knew about the gun walking fast and furious. the second question is whether or not he shied have known it. there were scores of memos addressed to the attorney general that even casual reading would have put the reader o

to walk over the border to reach mexican drug bandits and were later used to murder order agent brian perry. we welcome congresswoman sandy adams from florida. delight to do see her here in new york. she is a member of the judiciary committee. lower recei loretta sanchez of the homeland security committee. home land prosecutor on the oversight committee which is leading the charge to have the attorney general sited for an tempt of refusing for handing over ten that he is of thousands of documents related to fast and furious. welcome everyone. colle congressman going to go out of order gentlemen before the ladies. is there any evidence either the attorney general of the united states or the president either condoned or authorized or even knew about fast and furious prior to agent perry's death? >> the short answer is no. i don't have any evidence eric holder or the president knew about the gun walking fast and furious. the second question is whether or not he shied have known it. there were scores of memos addressed to the attorney general that even casual reading would have put the reader o

joining me is brian perry and ubs' kevin cummings. what are you watching for tomorrow?eryone and their brother is going to be watching good old ben bernanke on the hill. that's going to move markets. we've seen already that the ecb isn't ready to step up. i think they are waiting on the imf. we are waiting to see what ben hints for towards qe 3 or operation twist. the bottom line the market up double-digits, now it came bark and no one wants to touch it. i like names like microsoft and intel. >> we are out of time. brian, you are up. what are you watching for tomorrow? >> venezuela and we will take a look at the boe and expected to keep it at a half percent. the quantitative easing. they had british growth and euro zone and the job numbers tomorrow that on the heels of friday's report will be playing close attention to that one as well. >> kevin, 30 seconds on the clock. what else should you be fork used on tomorrow. >> this sets up for the perfect opportunity to signal to the market whether or not he believes that the stimulus is likely and in reality he will sound gua

it led to crime scenes and a shootout that killed border parole agent brian perry.lted the program and the g.o.p. was outraged. not the gunrunner but now the g.o.p. led by issa has howled that it's treason to sell weapons to bad guys unless it's iran and you're ronald reagan. that was awesome. the attorney general put an end to the fast and furious. he made personnel changes testified before congress nine times, and has turned over 7,600 pages of documents and issa keeps saying that's not enough. the affordable care act obama-care was 2,500 pages and congress said that was too much to read. while the democrats have let the g.o.p. and fox news pummel them on this issue for the past year, since lbj we've gotten used of democrats being human piÑatas. but today we saw the white house push back. obama invoked the executive privilege for the first time in his presidency, and that threw the right wing in atiesy. they accused obama of a cover up. this afternoon issa's committee considered holding holder in contempt. a sane society would want them to recognize that bipartisa

will vote on the contempt charge next week and he says the family of the slain border patrol agent brian perry, quote, deserves answers why their son was killed as a result of an operation run by the united states government. >> rick? >> molly henneberg in washington, thanks very much. so, a big question today about whether the terry family might be able to get those documents, that the white house and the justice department are refusing to hand over. can the terry family do something to actually get them. brian terry's cousin joins us live in just a couple of minutes. minutes. >> strong new reaction today to what some are calling the first real debate over immigration, both president obama and governor mitt romney defending their mohels, just 24 hours apart in front of one of the most powerful latino groups in our country and now republican senator marco rubio is speaking out about both parties and slamming the national debate as being too political. take a listen. >> as long as this issue of immigration is a political ping-pong that each side use toss win elections and influence votes, i'm t

they want to know what happened to brian perry. he was a war hero in iraq and shot down like a dirty dog in the dessert. host: how does it relate host: how does it relate trayvon martin. marcus is weighing in and have a different perspective and give you some pushback to the comment you made about fast and furious not being regulated. he said the guns were monitored by tracking devices. those devices failed but it was not under control. guest: he's gotten different information from what i had. there were not monitoring devices on 2000 guns. he's got different information, like to see it. we've had hearings about it and i looked at classified documents and unclassified documents. maybe marcus has been privy to -- maybe attorney general has given him documents. as far as comments about brian perry. host: he was an atf agent. guest: weapons sold in fast and furious and he was killed. maybe marcus is thinking, they had all the serial numbers of weapons. they did have the serial numbers of the weapons. that's how they knew the gun brian

>> brian: you think tyler perry is a genius? >> i do. i have a big crush on him.characters, directed it, wrote it, and i think he's brilliant. i'm so excited to work with him. >> alisyn: his movies are smash hits. they're so popular. let's talk about your new endeavor that you're doing on television and you are going to sing with charlie sheen, work with charlie sheen on the new show "anger management." what is it like to work with your ex-husband? >> it's great. i shot an episode of a show and we have -- we like working together. we have fun and great set. i'm really excited about the show. it's really funny. >> brian: we've seen the movie. how is it like the movie? >> it's loosely based on the movie. >> brian: right. funny? >> it's very funny, yeah. it's loosely based on it. but i think the show is really funny. i think people will be pleasantly surprised. his character is very different from the other show he was on. but it's a great show. i love it. >> brian: wow. we were hoping to be invited on the set because you play charlie's ex-wife, business partner, and

perry said, freedom had been frontily attacked. for more reaction our chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd at the white house. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. i wouldn't describe the white house as euphoric tonight. call them relieved and, in fact, you can hear november in the president's remarks today when he talked about the law and his reaction to it. >> it should be pretty clear by now that i didn't do this because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. i did it because i believed it was good for the american people. but what we won't do, what the country can't afford to do, is refight the political battles of two years ago or go back to the way things were. with today's announcement, it's time for us to move forward, to implement and, where necessary, improve on this law. >> now, later in his remarks the president couldn't resist taking a jab at his opponent mitt romney, noting that mitt romney was the first guy in favor of a mandate for health care back when romney was governor of massachusetts. for his part, though, here is how mitt romney responded to the decision. >> what the court did today

brian? >> i hate you. >> somebody is going to have to help me. help me, god help me. >> that is a triple dose of tyler perrydoes it. >> he does it well. >> i do it well. >> that is medea's speech. my favorite part, the actor, producer, director, the highest paid man in 2011. how are you doing? >> why is that your favorite part? because you suggest that anybody that can do this and make all this money is somebody special? >> because when you look at his background, to grow up the way he did, without a lot of money, or anything -- >> and a huge downside. >> and now to have all this money to your name, what does if mean? >> it means i can pay a lot of people to keep working. there are so many people working, and i get an opportunity to make more and have more people working. that's what it means for me more than anything. >> i get that, but a kid that had nothing, to grow up and have this, this is great. i get that, but you know what i mean, what does it mean to your personally? >> i had one prayer when i started, and that was to do well enough to take care of my mother. so the time i prayed that prayer until

brian? >> yes, just until the trial is over. >> i hate you. >> girl said she hate -- oh, lord, somebody is going to have to help me. god help me, god help me! >> a triple dose of tyler perryow how he dos it. >> he dos it well. >> i dos it well. >> that is madea's speech, so popular along with the television show, "house of payne," this is my favorite part, named writer, actor, producer, highest paid man in entertainment, how are you doing, tyler perry? >> how are you doing? >> we are good. >> why is that your favorite part? because it suggests anybody who can do this and make all this money has to have something special. >> you know why it's my favorite part? because when you look at tyler's background to grow up the way he did, without a lot of money -- >> anything, yeah. >> okay. without a lot of anything. >> and some down side, too. >> to now be named -- what does money mean to you, tyler shall as you sit here today, june 2012? what does it mean? >> it means i can pay a lot of people to keep working. for me, there are so many people working at tyler perry studios, so many people involved in these films, i get an opportunity to wok more and have more people working. >>