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"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening. from new york, i'm chris hayes. political scandal surrounding the department of veterans ars got more intense today while the underlying issues remain stubbornly unresolved and frankly underdiscussed and poorly understood. we will explain that in a bit. first the news. in the wake of an interim watchdog report finding systemic problems at va health care facilities, which included evidence that administrators at the va hospital in phoenix altered internal records to hide the excessive wait times faced by 1,700 veterans seeking a primary care appointment, there are mounting bipartisan calls for the secretary of veterans affairs, eric shinseki, to resign.

so much so, chris made it his career. shooting weddings, corporate videos, injecting each shoot with a little of his trademark humor. on that score, this shoot on a dwras grassy hillside is no different, and, yet, it is very different. chris, you see, is busy shooting the story of his life. in more ways than one. >> this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. >> chris grew up on long island new york. all state and track as a high schooler, fifth in athletic as an adult. it's why the diagnosis of prostate cancer hit him so hard. the shocks, however, were just beginning. not a month after radical surgery for chris, his wife betsy delivered their first child, hann aurks h >>> three months early. 1 pound, 9 ounces. >> immediately, i was thrust into a situation where not only i had a life threatening situation going on. but i have a daughter now that was a pound and a half. >> chris responded to the situation not with despair, but, once again, humor. he feels that upbeat, positive attitude got

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>> a database search revealed the address for chris snider's parents, and they told police chris waslina. when snider's parents told chris the police were on their way to question him, chris disappeared. >> he left his car, left his wallet, he left all of his belongings behind. >> police found his body in some nearby woods. toxicology tests showed he'd ingested a lethal dose of painkillers. >> he took the ultimate coward's way out. >> just a loser scumbag coward that knew what he was going to face. >> when police searched chris snider's belongings, they found a .38 caliber handgun and a 9 millimeter semiautomatic. >> ballistically, the guns were tested, and they were determined to be the weapons used in these murders. >> chris snider's dna was found on the .38 caliber. and despite the passage of three years, traces of rachael koloroutis's blood was on the 9 millimeter. christine's husband told police she once admitted she was actively involved in the quadruple murders. >> she told me that when they left there, christine went back to make sure that one of them was dead. >> the one tha

i'm chris mathews in washington. let me start tonight with this direct new attack on hillary clinton. this guy just went on tv yesterday and called her old and stale, that she looks like yesterday. who would do such a thing? let me give you a clue. he said it on fox. his name is karl rove. and he does this for a living. first he attacked the former first lady, senator from new york and recent secretary of state for having health issues, suffering from even now enduring, quote, brain injuries. as of yesterday he's keel hawing her for being too old, too stale, too yesterday. it's the old part that will cause trouble, maybe for secretary clinton but also for karl rove. not nice to treat someone like this, not a woman, someone who's served the country so long and so well. blasting someone for the date of their birth isn't exactly playing fair even in these nasty days. or is it? is he trying to win back his bona fides? could he be right in believing that the empress has no clothes will become a force in gop 2016 politics

just benghazi. >> chris, chris, let me make my point. i know it' your show it' your se make my point. these things will get themselves worked out by a presidential process that will begin to unfold in 2015. our nominee will be the standard bearer, will define that conversation along the way. so i'm not ready to, you know, sort of cash in all my chips and say we're done. >> can the party that opposes immigration reform in 2014 as an issue claim to the country it's open to it in 2016. just one issue? >> we, i mean, you're making a blanket statement that we're opposing immigration reform. we need to drill down what that reform is. let's talk about the reform is. >> we've been talking about it. >> your party has comes the house of representatives and you haven't done squat. >> i haven't seen anything that harry reid passed either. >> there's a bill. there's a bill, michael. >> that's my point. let's have a conversation about what this reform looks like. it's not just about amnesty or this piece or that piece. >> michael, there is a comprehen

it's chris wallace. time to plug his show on sunday. >> i come because i want to visit with you guys. i figure i'm up with of the friends of fox. >> of course. >> i come here to visit with you. there is no ulterior motive here. we don't have to mention our show or the exclusive interview with dick and liz cheney or the fact that karl rove will be on to talk about hillary clinton or that we're going to be talk being the v.a. scandal. i don't want to talk about any of that. what do you want to talk about? >> chris wallace, thank you very much. we'll be watching you. >> now listen, chris, you know what it's like to go back with reunions, right? you've been to a high school reunion. >> he knows barbara walters. >> what do you think of elisabeth going back? how do you feel about her emotions? >> do you have a barbara moment you want to share? >> look, i had the great good fortune when i was at abc to work with barbara for a while and elisabeth will agree. she's such a great pro. relentless, tough, fiercely co

chris? >> when you're there, i mean, hard to believe how these fires move, how quickly, unpredictably and a couple of teenagers as i understand, joe, arrested overnight accused of setting smaller fires. officials don't think that they played a role in the larger blazes, but what do investigators know about what might have started the big fires? >> reporter: the larger wildfires, the nine we have been covering this week, are really still under investigation. investigators told us yesterday that the arson squad will be looking into all of them just to see if any of them were suspicious. but at this point, we don't know if any of these nine major wildfires were started by arson. >> nbc's joe friar on scene there for us, thank you, joe. >>> a month after the kidnapping of the nigerian schoolgirls, an official says the nigerian government is afraid to take on boko haram. do they need u.s. intervention? >>> plus -- >> any adverse incident like this makes me as -- makes me mad as hell. >> strong la

chris working fast, not only because he's passionate, but because while hannah is fine, he is not. signs point to a return of his cancer. >> we're rolling. i've got a great shot right here. >> reporter: rather than get down, he's getting to work, hoping to make the most of his story and the time he has left. >> and every second that i'm going to be here, i'm going to be passionate about what i do and i'm going to try to make a difference action even if it's only another five years or ten years. >> from the power of positive thinking to the power of kindness, three years ago rama was an eighth grade student at one of the south bay's most prestigious private schools. very smart, but very shy, rama's parents decided she needed a change. well, it worked in ways they couldn't have imagined, thanks in part to a single act of kindness. a change of scenery doesn't always translate into a change for the better. >> there are three types of nuclear reactions. >> reporter: at least not right away. >> and we'll talk about those three right now. >> reporter: it didn't three years ago when she tr

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and that's how she met chris, who lived in st.oseph, missouri, 800 miles away. >> they began initially talking in the chat rooms. but then moved to regular e-mail and began to conduct an online -- or develop an online relationship. >> soon, their friendship became something more serious. >> i love you. i love the friendship and honesty i have with you. >> phone records confirmed that chris was in st. joseph, missouri, 800 nights away on the night of jennifer's murder and was eliminated as a suspect. jennifer's estranged husband, bart also had an alibi. he was out with friends and his credit card receipts proved it. then spent the night at his brother's house a half hour's drive away then jennifer's friends told police a shocking piece of information. bart corbin's girlfriend was also found dead in her apartment with a .38 caliber weapon by her side. >> and the pathologist says it is consistent with suicide and forensics are consistent with suicide. >> i knew the minute i heard coroner's voice, when he said that dolly had shot hers

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the collapse of large parts of the ice sheet in west antarctica has begun and unstoppable. and marco rubio is probably running for president. >> it seems obvious you're moving closer to running for president? >> i've said it is something i'll consider at the end of this year. but i'll look at personal factors and also whether i could best promote this message and actually put in place these ideas that i want to see put in place. >> senator marco rubio says she's ready to be president, if the platform will allow him to promote his ideas. one idea is climate change denialism. >> you don't think human activity has caused warming? >> i don't believe human acting is causing these dramatic changes to our climate the way scientists are portraying it. and i do not believe the laws they propose will do anything about it except destroy our economy. >> it is now officially the price of entrance into the 2016 republican field. you either need to literally know nothing or pretend you know nothing.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.onight, we continue our special series, "all in america," on the road in the conservative heartland with a special look at just what happens when a state refuses to expand medicaid for political reasons. but first, today, amidst a growing chorus of outrage on capitol hill, president obama came forward to address the firestorm erupting around allegations of mismanagement, long wait times, and cooked books at v.a. hospitals. >> so when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of v.a. staff covering up long wait times oo

chr chris? >> well, those are a big problem, and colonel jack jacobs and political one, and what do you imagine that was like between the president and general shinseki? >> well, not pleasant. general shinseki is an interesting character. he has had amazing responsibility and combat soldier himself, and i have known him for 40 years and my take is something like this, he is not going to leave unless he is told to leave. if he is leaving, it is because he has been asked to resign, but he won't do it voluntarily, and he is one of the kinds of people who will stay at the post until he is dead or dragged away. i think that the conversation is going to revolve around general shinseki's plans to make it better and alleviating the problems that exist now. chris, you mention ed the enormous backlog and it is shorter now than it used to be and one of the reasons that you have backlog that you do from the veterans in iraq and afghanistan is because general shinseki decided, himself, to enfranchise that gr

chris is very upset about it. and we felt he needed to have a personal phone call certainly with you. but he really wanted to have one with senator cochran if you think that could be at all possible. >> so now let's go through the time line of how things unfolded that morning. according to a campaign statement about 7:30 a.m., mcdaniel was, quote, notified only briefly of the incident. about 15 minutes later, at 7:45, campaign manager sent that voice mail to the cochran camp. a little before 9:30 was when news fist broke there was connection to the cochrans. the nursing home had already been named. less than an hour later, mcdaniel told a reporter that he hadn't heard of the arrest. this was just before 11:00 the campaign released an official statement on the incident. so david, we have that, the voice mail there from the campaign manager. whef the grilling that mcdaniel was subjected to on the radio there. it looks to me, again, we say, nobody has been able to establish any kind of a direct connection or any kind

i'm chris matthews up in new york. let me start with this preventive war being waged on hillary clinton. it's right out in the open now. from benghazi and nigeria, all the forces of the right are closing ranks to attack their common enemy for 2016. bill krystal, the iraq war field marshall of the home war has waged war on her title, secretary clinton. rabd paul has said to relish his direct line of attack on clinton, and now marco rubio looking for any chance to line up with the far right attack squad is joining the charge against the former first lady. some think this is preventive war, a nasty line of fire to scare hillary clinton from evening entering the presidential race. this is just the beginning, they're saying, of what we're going to throw at you. the second you throw your hat in the ring. if you don't like the heat, they're channelling harry truman here, stay out of the kitchen. well, this dreadful cam feign of personal attack suck succeed? will it drive the democrats' best hope from the field even before the

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight, we continue our special series, "all in america," on the road in the conservative heartland with a special look at just what happens when a state refuses to expand medicaid for political reasons. but first, today, amidst a growing chorus of outrage on capitol hill, president obama came forward to address the firestorm erupting around allegations of mismanagement, long wait times, and cooked books at v.a. hospitals. >> so when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of v.a. staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will not stand for it. not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. none of us should. so if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable, it is disgraceful, and i will not tolerate it, period. >> the president's strong words coming after a controversy driven by investigative reporting in the arizona republic and elsewhere last month, which appeared to show that not only was the department of me

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. you inside one of the most contentious battles in the country, the fight to sell safer, smarter guns in america. a battle that pits proponents of a game-changing technology that could save countless lives against a gun rights establishment determined to prevent a single smart gun from being sold. >> my dad used to leave loaded revolvers underneath the mattress. and so when my mom would see us playing with the loaded revolver, it was world war iii when my dad got home. >> not a week goes by without a

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"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. and in the sober morning light, republicans everywhere were sifting through what happened last night in the first big round of contested republican primaries. there are many headlines this morning about who won and the ceaseless battle between the tea party and the establishment, and whether the tea party beat the establishment, or the establishment beat the tea party, or the gop establishment became the tea party. but here, my friends, is the big winner from last night. the big winner that no one has been talking about. this guy. senator rand paul was not on the ballot in north carolina yesterday. but he had a proxy, who was

>> well, they don't know, chris.nded question, and the meeting will last for as long as president obama and secretary shinseki need it to last. we are expecting that secretary shinseki will present the findings of the internal review, which he began when the scandal began and the preliminary findings, and that is part of the discussion so you can expect that the meeting is going to go on for quite some time. and we should point out that president obama a had expressed the confidence of secretary shinseki up until we got the i.g. report and that is when the white house backed off of giving the robust support of the secretary. >> and now let me bring in jonathan capehart who is the contributor to the msnbc and writer for the free post. and you have the leader of the free world, and the general who are yused to tough discussions, but as tough discussions go, this is a difficult one? >> this is a difficult one, because you have the health of the people who fought for this country, who are on the line, and you have a secr

but where is chris? james looks around in the water. >> as soon as i saw his helmet i thought, that's great, we're both out. i remember swimming over to chris and grabbing hold of him. >> moments later, a rescue crew arrives. james and chris make it out alive, but the boat is totaled. >> here we have blown up this 2 million pound power boat. the twin lamborghini engines and all the electronics would have all been ruined. >> "king of shaves" finishes second to last beating only a disqualified boat. >> of course, it would have been great, "king of shaves" have won driven by british guy shepherd at the grand prix, fantastic. >> not the result they hoped for, but they walk away with their lives, able to sail another day. >> you know, accidents happen. so, we get on and rebuild for the next race. that's all. >> we were lucky that day. but all i can think about is the fact that we should have got second or might have challenged for first in that particular race. so, there's a challenge that i've still got to d

i'm chris jansing. and armed with the best jobs report in more than five years, the democrats are renewing the push for the 2014 fair shot agenda. >> we are push iing this middle-class agenda, and to overcome obamacare as the biggest issue, and minimum wage and e quail pay and college. >> agreed. >> and yet, democrats are hardly celebrating. they say that they should bury any word called recovery in the wake of votes who are still struggling. >>> and in a "usa today"/pew poll, it is showing that there is a 10-point swing since october of those leaning republican now more than democrat. i want to bring in josh barro and robert costa. all right. josh, republicans, instead of seeing the jobs report instead of seeing trouble pointed out quickly that 800,000 people have left the workforce. so is this is a case where the democrats can't run on the economy? >> well, you can't run on one month's job report, and first of all if numbers are moved around and it is possible that the 800,000 drop is a statistical bl

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>> there's no question, chris. what they're doing is what's known in the political world as pre-buttal. they're trying to get the narrative of hillary clinton's time as secretary of state out there in the public mind in the way they want to before hillary clinton herself comes out with her own account in the book she's been writing called "hard choices." hillary clinton knows for sure that her time as secretary of state is going to be a key factor and a big argument in her campaign for the presidency. i don't think she's scared by it at all. and i don't think that if she doesn't run that that will be the reason. i don't think they're going to scare her out of the race. but this essentially is campaign time. we're already function nationally in a presidential campaign between the forces that you mentioned, everybody from rush limbaugh to alan west to marco rubio to the national review to rand paul. they're all in a presidential campaign against a woman who has yet to say for sure that she's running. >> are you surpr

she worked with chris matthews for a while. she and chris parted company around 2008. tammy reinvented herself as a for a purpose -- full purpose convener. she does a lot of consulting for media companies. it's not entirely clear what she does. she does seem to have a video component. she produces things. she is everywhere. she is someone who has made washington work for her. she would say that she is an insider, she just likes to bring people together. she has been a very successful business woman. >> have you heard from her in how you portrayed her in this book? >> i portray her accurately, i think. everyone is entitled to their own story about themselves. i have not heard from tammy. >> kirk gardella. the chapter was adapted for the "new york times" magazine a couple of weeks ago. who is he? >> the former press secretary to darrell issa. issa was about to be the chairman of the house government oversight committee -- government reform committee. kurt was this incredibly transparent operator, someone whose ambitions he wore on his sleeve. he joined the workforce at 1

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"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today was set to be an absolute dogfight on capitol hill. a very highly anticipated, hotly contested, rock them, sock them partisan brawl over obamacare. after all these years with hearing after hearing and 50-plus repeal votes, a after attempts to defund it right up to and including the government shutdown, republicans today were going to get their chance to stick it to president barack obama in the confirmation hearing of the woman to succeed kathleen sebelius, omb director sylvia matthews burwell. the confirmation should be an opportunity to examine the failures of obamacare and how people are hurting because of it. >> but republican opposition to the health care law could mean a tougher time this go-around. >> it is still going to be painful for the administration to go through every detail of obamacare. >> the republican minority leader mitch mcconnell says we should expect the shortcomings during confirmation hearings. >> god love her. i don't know why she would want to do that,

chris? is easy to over state people's accomplishments when they retire. often we should do that. but not this time. this time we're going to be deadly accurate. you know why? because the truth is no one comes close to barbara walters. a five-decade career just loaded with firsts. here are just a few. first woman to co-host a morning show and went on to be number one in the morning for ten years. first woman to co-host the evening news, to make a million bucks in the business, to have huge specials, to own the brand "2020" and to create a show like "the view." and right until the end, she has big exclusives she takes from people like me, the two women at the center of donald sterling's warped world. there is no question, barbara walters and still a cut above the rest. take a look at the interview we had. >> i'm very happy to see you. >> i'm very happy to see you. >> i miss you. i'm happy to have you interview me. >> my first question is this. too soon, are you afraid you're doing this too soo

chris? >> it's wonderful to be here. i am glad to be here and really looking forward to what we talk about today, pope john paul ii, and canonizations. you just returned from rome and i think the show is too short to have you tell the story. look forward to it. >> i did just come back from rome. in this segment, we'll discuss the canonization of john paul ii. our theme is the month of may which covers, in catholic theology, our blessed mother, and john paul ii had a special relationship with her. first, a sad topic. we've lost a really wonderful partner at the chancery. people at mosaic will identify. george westlick passed away. i was in rome, not in the united states but chancery was hard hit by the loss of this wonderful guy. >> absolutely. george, lifetime dedicated serving god in the church and we know he was struggling with cancer and yet it's always a shock to know that someone has passed away. on the other hand, really, it's someone that we can say we're really blessed for him now that he's received his inheritan

chris hayes is up next. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the collapse of large parts of the ice sheet in west antarctica appears to have begun and almost certainly unstoppable. that a quote according to a report from the "new york times" which credits global warming as the cause. meanwhile, marco rubio is probably running for president. >> obvious you're getting closer to running for president. >> i've openly said it's something i'll consider at the end of the year. i'll look at a number of factors, permanent factors, and also whether i could best promote this message and actually put in place these ideas i want to see put in place. >> senator marco rubio says he is ready to be president. if if the platform will allow him to promote his message and his ideas. one of those ideas being, climate change denialism. >> you do not think the human activity, the production of co2, has caused warming. >> i do not believe human activity is causing dramatic change0s our climate the way the scientists are 0 portraying it and do not believe the laws will

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.ng's wrong. those chilling words were uttered last night by a medical technician present at the execution of clayton lockett, when it dawned on officials that their experimental new drug cocktail, designed to put lockett to death, was not working. ten minutes after the execution began, a doctor declared clayton lockett was unconscious. bu

>> reporter: that is the good news here, chris, the waters have started to recede. there were dangerous conditions caused by the torrential rain and the call to emergency workers came in fast and furious. ordinary citizen his to jump into action to save others and that is what happened here when three used an excavator to help a woman trapped in her car by rising floodwaters and they got her to safety. people not only described this heaviy, heavy rain and intense winds and lightning in one taken-minute period there were more than 6,000 lightning strikes. the good news here is we are only expecting light rain today which means people can begin cleanup and chris, that is a process that will be neither fast nor easy. back to you. sarah deloff, thank you for that. >> now to baltimore. the pictures of this sink hole are just amazing. >> chris, the pictures really are amazing. officials say as many as seven inches of rain fell in the built more area causing this partial road collapse which you see behind me. they say that is what caused the retaining wall which had proble

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he had a tea party booster of the chris mcdaniel's campaign.an, at first nobody seemed to know who he was, why he'd been arrested, why he'd be connected to this case. but then, oh, look, there he is, shaking hands with chris mcdaniel at a tea party meetup in hattiesburg. and look at the caption. he is chris mcdaniel's sometime radio cohost, with a special name he only uses on the radio, john butter. that connection was first made by a website called practical politicking. well, today investigators say they believe that chris mcdaniel's radio co-host was kind of the hub of the whole thing. he was at the center of the alleged tawdry nursing home sting video scheme. they say he was the one who was in touch with all the other suspects who had been arrested. as this scandal has unfolded, day after day, in mississippi, as we get closer to next week's primary, both of the campaigns have insisted they had nothing to do with what happened in the nursing home. chris mcdaniel insisted that first of all. how dare you try to tie me to this. but so far, one

>> well, chris, u.s.debates in a state like kentucky don't have the reach that a presidential debate does. which is bad news for alison lundegran grimes. because she is very formidable. i think the problem she has in this race is one, she articulated in the speech. she said, there is nothing you can do to change the person who is in the white house in this election. the kentucky voters understand that. barack obama is not on the ballot. but she is. are they going to replace the senator who disagrees with barack obama with whun hone who largely be in agreement. that is a structural flaw in a state that is one of the most problematic for obama. this is a state that bill clinton won twice. just one county in eastern kentucky. not county, chris, bill clinton carried the county with 73% of the vote. mitt romney carried it with 73% of the vote. this is a very, very tough state for barack obama. >> let's go to the absence of personality, i love the personality fighter. coal. if you have a state where coal is a k

chris? >> jennifer, thank you. >> for more, we're joined by the ceo and co-founder of a malala funneled, shiza shahid and former u.s. ambassador to nigeria, john campbell. obama talked about his limits on what he can do to rescue the schoolgirls. let's watch. >> i have this remarkable title right now, president of the united states. and, yet, there are times in which i want to reach out and save those kids and having to think through what power do we have at any given moment? >> ambassador campbell, realistically, what can the u.s. and also what can the government of nigeria do to try to save those hundreds of schoolgirls? >> the u.s. can provide technical assistance, particularly intelligence, intelligence sharing. it can also provide expertise in things like negotiation strategies if and when that becomes something which is feasible. however, for the u.s. to do anything requires the request and acquiescence of the nigerian government. they're a sovereign country. we can operate in nigeria

i don't agree with chris christie that we will stand with whoever is threatened.e washington said if you are a democratic nation, we will sympathize with you. we will not fight every battle. it's kind of utopian to think we're going to end every tie rant's rein over the world. there's no guidelines for military involvement. we're going to get involved in every single conflict? if we go in, and flatten then and leave and that's it? >> what do you think about the vice president dick cheney really going after president obama, is he going pushed around? >> no. this is what he believes. this is what he said, you know? june of 2009. this is the way we're going to foreign policy, we're going to lead from behind. we'll be fairly aapologetic for what we've done in the past. this is the problem with chris christie, he picked a fight with the libertarian fight early. he said they were off. he drew a line in the sand saying we're going to be the strongest moral power in the world. now that -- that is a completely different from what the libertarians would say. they would say

i don't know why she would want to do that, chris. is she going to have trouble getting confirmed to this position? >> these confirmation hearings are going to be a goat roping. you mark that down. >> we've marked it down. goat roping. i don't know what it means. and here was the dramatic packed room beginning to the burwell hearing. >> we have convened this hearing to consider the nomination of sylvia matthews burwell to be the next secretary of the at the present time of health and human services. >> can you hear the goats? can you feel the drama? no, you're not seeing things. not too many people showed you up for the goat roping of sylvia matthews burwell. in fact, it was serene with one of her chief supporters being john mccain. >> regardless of my objections to the affordable care act, the department of health and human services need competent leadership in the position of secretary. i believe ms. burwell has the qualifications to run hhs and have the assurance that she will work with members of congress as she has as director of