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make it easier. >> brian: let's talk about christine o'donnel.eat that many republicans thought was going to be theirs. it was a failed candidacy. she won the primary, but did not win the senate seat. as you know, because she never got out of the box. just as she announced and emerged, it turns out there was an irs investigation and they revealed all of a sudden that there was a lien on her house and all her credibility as somebody who is supposed to reform things and get our fiscal house in order, well, it just -- she had no credibility on the issue. the problem is, she did not have a lien on her house. they had the wrong house. who did the irs investigation? now we find out that we're never going to find out because after three months in delaware, they destroy the records. >> gretchen: i think we're still going to find out. >> brian: you do? >> gretchen: yeah. because i don't believe for a second they destroy records after only three months. that's what their claim is. that's the convenient claim. come on, we have servers and subpoenas. someone

what happened to the records that showed initials snooped on christine o'donnell's records.ll americans buy that excuse? >>steve: busted sending smut again. busted lying again. now he -- the guy with no shirt on -- wants your forgiveness again. can voters ever believe anything anthony weiner has to say? >>brian: is this a repeat from last

christine o'donnell says she s a target as the tea party and she has approved. the "rolling stone" cover controversy out of control an charles: now more people are saying they're targeted by the irs. christine o'donnell says heard tax records were breached. welcome to the show. explain what happened. >> they keep dragging me. to have the criminal investigator is that on the very same day that i announced my u.s. snate campaign and a u.s. dollar state official hhs an appropriately and illegally access my a private personal tax records. from what the investigator told me they had been compromised and ms. used. but on this very same day that i announced a campaig and that tax records wote a illegally access the irs placed the erroneous tax lien on the home that i no longer alone ey and that follow mthrough the campaign even though the irs admitted it was a mistake and they said it was a computer error. i think it is very important to no that criminal investigators brought this to my attention. charles: during the campaign sieve -- and did you talk about that? i don

christine o'donnell ys she was a target as th tea party and she has approved. the "rolling stone" cover controversy out of control controversy out of control an at a dry cleaner, controversy out of control an we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you ta to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. charles: now more people are saying they're targeted by the irs. christine o'donnell says heard tax records were breached. welcome to the show. explain what happened. >> they keep agging me. to have the criminal investigator is that on the very same day that i announced my u.s. senate campaign and a u.s. doll state official hhs an appropriately and illegally access my a private personal tax records. from what the investigator told me they had been compromised and ms. used. but on this very same day that i announced a campaign and that tax records wrote a illegally access the irs placed the erroneous tax lien on the home that i no longer a

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. >> remember christine o'donnell? i'm not a witch. >> she may not be that, but she seems to be a continuing curse for the republican party itself. after crashing and burning back in 2010, o'donnell is now considering, yes, another run for the u.s. senate. according to the news journal up in wilmington. any way, o'donnell today confirmed via twitter she was at least contemplating a 2014 matchup against u.s. senator chris coons. there are many decisions to run in 2014. number one is my parents' health. o'donnell's potential run isn't exactly being greeted by enthusiasm by all republicans in delaware. according to the news journal, the house republican leader said, quote, she has contributed to the demise of the republican party. maybe republicans need to remember what kept them from gaining control of the senate in 2010. people like christine o'donnell. any way, we'll be right back after this. and you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis

let's move on to the christine o'donnell tax records because this is a fascinating story to me. delaware says we looked into her based on one newspaper article and we would like to help you out to explain why we did all that but those records seem to have disappeared. sounds funny. >> sound funny in this day and age when the nsa owns every piece of information, including, you know, what movies you rented three years ago, somehow the irs doesn't have records. i always love it when the irs says, we didn't keep the records. which is an excuse no one else is allowed to use with the irs. martha: good point. >> but, i think what this is, look, there are basically two possibilities here, right? either this was a political operation from the beginning, run bit white house or political operatives around barack obama, which would be a huge scandal, or, this was basically a freelance operation reflecting upon the culture at the irs in general which would be almost more disturbing. here you have one example of many now where the bureaucrats in the irs seem to have singled out conservatives,

a bombshell revelation that was unveiled to christine o'donnel.d her 2010 senate campaign, her records were tapped. so what is the drj going to do about this? she joins us with that question. >> steve: and he's been dishing out advice for 30 years, but the government just ordered him to stop because he doesn't have the right license. can they really regulate that? that guy joins us this hour live from new york city. you're watching "fox & friends". ♪ am ♪ >> steve: my daughter sally forecast that today could be the most attended day. >> brian: she's predicting this. >> steve: she's saying cody simpson is so big with the tween, we're going to fill up the plaza. >> brian: why don't we open up the gates? >> steve: we let a few in. some of them have already been here since midnight trying to scope out a good spot to see the singer. we're going to talk to him live here in new york city in 35 minutes. >> brian: if he didn't have enough going for him being from australia, the other thing is this guy was like a high level swimmer. his father was an intern

christine o'donnell says she was targeted.ys a delaware government official illegally got her private tax records and a problem with a lien on her home was circulated. good afternoon to you. it's been a couple of years since a lot of folks have seen you on the front pages but you are back because of what we are learning. chuck grassley has gotten involved. he said that permission was given by someone to access your records. but now the records about the accessing are no longer. your reaction. >> right, right. well, every explanation that the irs or the delaware official who is illegally accessed my records, their explanations raise more questions because what i was told is that they accessed my records on march 9, which is the day that i announced by u.s. senate campaign -- march 9, 2010. it was the same day that an erroneous tax lien was filed on my records and then the delaware officials say, no, it was march 20, but we can't prove that because they were destroyed-- the records were destroyed. here's the thing, whether it wa

. >> bill: but apparently the irs thought christine o'donnell was a threat and the agency scrutinized her possibly committing a crime. we have a factor investigation. welcome humble duty future

. >> bill: but apparently the irs thought christine o'donnell was a threat and the agency scrutinizedestigation. welcome humble duty future

. >> bill: but apparently the irs thought christine o'donnell was a threat and the agency scrutinizedg a crime. we have a factor investigation. welcome humble duty future

christine o'donnell and also in nevada with angle although they had i mean you know i am not a witch in florida messing with you know it is unfortunate i think that what happens is there's so much kicking the killing of each other on the republican side between the tea party and the moderates that they're so damaged in the general and that's what concerns me the most i do think mcconnell will survive and i think the primary or the i think he's going to have a whole thing i don't think dead in kentucky i don't think a democrat can win a senate seat it's too conservative to read a state so i think he survives the whole thing but the question that i'm concerned about how many how many things is he going to say that's going to be used against him in the general or in the general i'm concerned about how many good pieces of legislation he's going to stop or how many bad pieces of legislation is going to promote between now and then because he's up for reelection he's trying to to pander. well or door to somebody else or to some billionaire who's got a check well i'm not going to back every

and the inspector general now investigating why the irs assessed the personal tax returns of christine o'donnellse information was released and she ultimately lost the senate race. steve? >> steve: all right, brian. oh, yeah. in the middle of the summer heat wave, a good ceiling fan spinning can be the key to keeping cool. but the government wants to limit the number of fans you can have. that's right. republican strategist is here to explain this week's red tape. let's start with the fans. >> sure. the department much energy has just released about 100 pages of new rules governing ceiling fans. it is in the name of energy efficiency, so again, this is on the heels of first they came for the light bulb, now they're coming for the ceiling fans. but unfortunately, what this is going to mean in practice is prices are going to go up. consumers are going to have fewer decorative options and they're limited as you said before, in the number of rooms they can have fans in. so what this is going to mean is people will actually probably turn to air conditioning instead of fans if they can't get the fans

rick: christine o'donnell, should she consider another run for the be u.s. senate?she says she's not. rick: should she? my question for you, should she consider it? >> i think she's got a well formed opinion, and she ought to keep it. rick: can rand paul unite the republican party? >> i'm not clear yet. he's an interesting candidate. let's see what the next three years bring him. rick: and the immigration reform bill, has it hurt marco rubio? >> no. rick: and are you eating chicken salad for lunch today? >> i'm having a ham sandwich today. i've already thought about that. rick: i like it. >> how about you? what are you having for lunch? rick: i'm going to have a chicken salad sandwich, that's why it was on my mind. [laughter] always good to talk to you, karl, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. jenna: the growing revolt against government spying and prying is gaining momentum today. a last minute push protected the nsa program of domestic surveillance, the house narrowly rejecting a bill to restrict the collection of americans' private communication records whi

nominated christine o'donnell, sharon angle and they left winnable seats on the table. 2012 at the startconventional wisdom, this is bad for republicans. favorable math and they don't have to make up that much ground. some of it was nominating tom aiken and some more establishment. tommy in wisconsin who lost a senate race last year the republican label itself. >> i think that there are a couple things going on when you think about these congressional eelections. one of the differences between 10 and 12 is that 12 is a presidential election year, too. it brings a different set of voters into the electorate and because the economy was growing, growing slowly, but still growing and that benefits the incumbent party in the white house. democrats get a little bit of push from that nationally. so, there are coat tails. and, so, those presidential years are really different from the off years. and, so, now we're entering an off year and we know this happens all the time that the president's party will surge and pick up seats in the on year presidential elections and decline in the off years. a

christine o'donnell is talking about running again. >> seriously? be the big story, how this whole tea party thing plays out. >> i think it has played out. they are driving the train right now. steve king is driving immigration reform in the house. he is it. they are the people who are going to determine whether republicans get immigration reform or not, and they are not going to get it because there is nobody controlling these people. there are so many independent power centers now, that you can be a successful politician and have nothing to do with the republican party. nobody can discipline these people. except marcus maybe. >> stephanie: yeah exactly. tomasky writes about the case for ted cruz that he could be their nominee in 2016 if they continue this rush to the tea party right, correct? >> i think he could set up a republican primary campaign where you have him and rand paul running against each other. that's conceivable. and if you are a republican -- how -- how do you sell that on a nationwide basis. i'm not entirely sure they want to be a

. >> if -- >> christine o'donnell. >> and a lot of others. >> nevada. you have, though, is it will be interesting to watch whether or not this is really, again, the tip of the iceberg in terms of a younger, more ambitious generation that isn't worried about whether or not there's a pecking order or a line. >> or worried about friendships. that gets set aside. >> exactly. and by the way, men don't worry about that. they call it business. and i take issue with -- i think it was a woman who said it, but with this being called bad form. >> is she wanted to be senator herself. >> it may be interesting. >> liz cheney has a father named dick cheney and mother named lynn cheney, and if they have something in common, it's kind of the never say die gene. they are tough, both cheneys, she's inherited that, and she's going to lay down a marker. >> can i just point out one thing? >> no one can say she's not qualified. >> dick cheney is sitting there smiling on the steps as big as he's ever smiled. >> we encourage more of these. >> let me say this about liz cheney. n