don't have -- >> well, chuck schumer isn't my friend.hat can i do? i was just going to say, mary, if i may, that the tax commission that was created in new york state actually did propose they get rid of the $400 million tax break and dedicate that money to reducing personal and corporate taxes for everyone. i mean, that's the simple way to think about these taxes. but the politicians won't do that. >> if you raise the rates, obviously, you have put an -- increase the tax burden on everybody. and then people say, you know what, i think i'm going to leave the state. or leave the country. so then you have to -- they come to the politicians and say, you know what, i need a break. but not everybody can hire a lobbyist. >> no, they can't. there's also an issue here, beyond fairness. it's just basic efficiency and economic growth, where new york, for example, paying $20 million to get -- to move "the tonight show" from l.a. to new york, gets a lot of headlines. but the tax foundation has looked at these entertainment give-aways and found you'r

chuck schumer says obamacare is a net plus. how do you see that? >> he sounds like a senator from a blue state not up for election this year. he should talk to some of his colleagues. obviously, is's overselling these numbers. they could be hollow numbers. senators from red states are still running away from this law. democrats from red states up for re-election are still running away from this law. it's polling poorly. we also have last month the special house election in florida where republican candidate ran on obamacare and only obamacare and did quite well. i don't think the tables have been turned here. >> let's look at the senate field. we've got two republican seats up, competitive, georgia and kentucky. they could presumably lose either one of those. we've got 12 democratic seats that are in some way competitive. we've got open seats in montana, south dakota and west virginia where the republicans are now leading and are expected to be pick-ups. we've got two other open seats, iowa and michigan which seem to be competitive. other states, l

senators, chuck schumer? he's not really a right wing extremist. >> look at the date on some of this stuff. try and get something that's in in century, how about? >> have you come to a better place with chuck schumer? >> we have -- when we had our annual dinner, we had, i think, 70 different letters of support from congressmen. we had -- >> so no? >> appear at our bank wets, we have relations on a daily contact with fbi on civil rights issues -- >> i bet you are. >> what is your point? >> your critics say -- >> did you come on here to discuss -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> the viewers should know that you have gone after and threatened reader's digest, the medical association, u.s. and world report, the dallas morning news, fox news, we did a segment just the other week, you demand add retraction, which you're not getting, every time you hear something you don't like, you try to shut down the message. we're here in america we like speech. >> that's called -- >> good and bad. >> it's called the constitution

i was encouraged that senator chuck schumer, a democrat, and senator bob menendez, another democrat, have both been supportive of the effort. i am hopeful we will get all 100 senators to unanimously consent to pass this legislation, to keep acknowledged terrorists out of the united states. >>> all right. we are also keeping tonight a close eye on severe weather threats out there, as we get several reports of possible twisters. we're watching that. we'll bring you the very latest. plus, wait till you see what happened when a u.s. marine spotted some protesters dissing the american flag. >>> and why did former cia directors decide to cut any mention of islam in describing a deadly terror attack? the answers, next. >> i took out the word "islamic" in front of "extremist." and i took it out for two reasons. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedh

so, jason, chuck schumer that obama obamacare is a net plus. what do you think? >> i think he should talk to his kilograms. obviously he is over selling the numbers. we don't know, they can be hollow numbers, from senators from red tates are running away from the law. and democrats who are up for re-election are running away from the law. it's still polling poorly. and we have last month, the special house election in florida, where a republican candidate, ran on obamacare and did well. i don't think that tables have been turned here. >> let's look at the senate deal. two seats are up, georgia and kentucky, and they could presumablily lose either. and we have 12 democratic seats that are in some way competitive. we have open seats in montana, south dakota, and west virginia where the republicans are now leading and are expected to be pick ups. and we two other open seats, iowa and michigan, where they seem to be competitive and other states, louisiana, alaska, colorado, new hampshire, virginia and arkansas where there are incumbent democrats runs. that is an open

. >> well, you saw chuck schumer on the steps of the capitol.his is leading to the ruination of this system as we know it. i'm paraphrasing him. but that was the idea. basically, it seems like democrats are very upset about this. they think conservatives and republicans are the ones with the deep pockets, even though we do know, actually, that democrats tend to have more money in the coffers at the end of most elections anyway. but that's the take on this. that it's a rich people, elitist way to get your dollars to some candidates who might not be able to get noticed without them. >> well, again, chuck schumer is an elected official. he's in the government. this is about people outside the government being able to have their voice in the media and spread our ideas in the political marketplace. which is very important. it's not about the government regulating itself. it's about our free speech outside the government and our political process outside the government to choose who's going to be in the government. i can't for the life of me understan

and i think harry reid and chuck schumer are the ultimate political pragmatists.y look at that a democrat in the senate is better than a republican in the senate for what might bloomberg wants to do. mike bloomberg said, not particularly the case. there were some who wouldn't get behind the proposal president obama was pushing, so what difference does it make, you have to scare these people, in some ways sort of campaign by fear, make them know that they will pay a penalty, and that may be a long-term play for mike ploomberg. harry reid and chuck schumer are in november elections. >> one of the things bloomberg told "the new york times," you can tell me all the time that the republicans would be worse than the democrats, but that's not what we are talking about here. i talked to him about this, his view is if the nra is a single issue, i'm going to be a single issue. julie? >> i think what is unclear is exactly what he's going to do if we get into a situation where you have a pro-gun democrat running against a republican in one of the states that chris mentioned.

wing of the republican party on this and that's why he said what he did. >> chuck schumer endorsingrimary. let's go to jeremy meters. >> would be a lot better than some of them. >> wow. >> maybe jeb can put that in his -- >> it will help him a lot. >> so what do you think? the immigration comments of course, this is consistent with who jeb bush has been from his governor's days and post being the florida governor. >> i think, first of all, part of the problem for jeb bush if he does run is that people like chuck schumer don't feel particularly negative toward him. they sort of say, okay, you come from one side, i come from another. we can meet on common ground. he is not exactly a prime endorser in a republican presidential primary. that's the problem for jeb bush. most people agree jeb bush would be a strong general election candidate for republicans. his last name is bush and there are still some brand problems there but he has the right profile to turn governor of a swing state, owon a significant amount of hispanic votes. not too far to the left and not too far to the right. can

five out of nine, that means the supreme court, chuck schumer pointed that out. as long as five out of nine supreme court justices say it's okay to spend unlimited amounts of money, we have politicians in both parties going around to fundraisers. the president does it all the time, speaking only to fat cats. the only people allowed in the room are ones who spend a lot of money to get in the door. he talks to what they want to hear. and that means that interest group, if you will, of the fattest oligarchs in the country get the president to talk to them in their terms, and he has to listen to them. what does that do our democracy, the fact that the rich get to pay the piper, as you said? >> well, i mean, look, the fact is though that democrats at least -- even though we may play the game, we don't want to play this game. it's actually not good for democracy. it's not good for the little guy, when only less than 1% of the population even makes any political contribution at all that's even reportable, this is not really -- this isn't good for us. and chris, what we'

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but chuck schumer, senator chuck schumer, saw things differently.i read the numbers that 48% of americans knew who the koch brothers are, people said that's not great, that's fabulous. that's incredible. joining me now from washington, soon-to-be senior editor at the new republic, brian boitler. congrats on the upcoming new gig. we've gone from kochtopia to polling on whether or not americans note koch brothers. do you think this is a good strategy? this seems to be definitely a page from the bane capital play book of the 2012 election which seemed to work pretty well for democrats. >> that's exactly right. i know that so far we know it's beenraising and democratic message discipline. i think we'll need to wait awhile to see if it will be a firewall to prevent the republicans from taking over the senate. that's the idea to make sure that voters in the state, republicans who are trying to unseat democrats, understand the republican agenda is what it is and that it's heavily influenced by whether you want to call them outside interests or ideological

chuck schumer has mentioned this, let's have all the border mechanisms after 2017 but you end up having all those things and that's why republicans aren't budging just yet. >> maria, you have bellart saying we have found the key, we're going to have a compromise bill. are you optimistic something will get done? >> they're waiting for the majority of the republican primaries. since last july we've been hearing boehner do this whisper campaign that he was going to be ready during the summer of this year. so in part it basically inoculates a lot of republicans that would have extreme tea party challengers on the right. so allowing them to go ahead and say let's do something now after the primaries, allows them to put something on the house floor but it doesn't have to reflect the senate. so when they actually go into the midterm elections, they can say we did something on immigration reform. is it what the majority of advocates and the majority of folks want? probably not. but it will be a piecemeal approach and at least allow them to check that box to say we did something. >> alphonso, ma

here is senator chuck schumer on that decision. >> they wish to dismantle all limits on giving piece by piece until we are back to the days of the robber barons. when anyone or anything could give unlimited money, undisclosed and make our political system seem so rigged that everyone will lose interest in our democracy. >> number two after the supreme court decision, the ryan budget that cuts aid for working people and helps corporations. here is democratic congressional campaign committee chair steve israel on "hardball" just last night. >> with this republican budget, the house republicans are turning their backs on the middle class in order to stack the deck for the special interests. >> and third, the affordable care act. it exceeded expectations by deadline day this week, but the republicans still called for its outright repeal. and president obama called them out for that. >> this law is doing what it's supposed to do. it's working. it's helping people from coast to coast. all of which makes the links to which critics have gone to scare people or undermine the law or try to rep

senator ted cruz, probably as far right as any member of the senate, joined with senator chuck schumero pass legislation that would ban iran's envoy to the united nations because he was involved in the 1979 hostage crisis. passed the senate unanimously, passed the house unanimously. haylee's comet comes around every 75 years. i never expect to see the cruz-schumer comet ever. >> very good. jason, your turn. >> this is a mess for the university and its gutless president, who decided to reverse the decision to give an honorary degree to a somali-born political activist who has made a name for herself, being critical of radical islam's treatment of women. she speaks from experience about genital mutilation, honor killings, forced marriages and so forth. and muslim apologists here in america objected. the university caved. this woman made a name for herself, criticizing the pope or abortion or israel over the treatment of the palestinians, they would probably give her two degrees. >> i think you're right. james. >> this is unqualified praise for the reverend al sharpton. news came this wee

chuck schumer. i was the ranking member of the rules committee and chuck was the chairman. everybody said to me this is going to be terrible. before it was dianne feinstein and diane is wonderful and we worked everything out without difficulties or problems and she was wonderful. he said no, diane has moved on to intelligence and you have chuck schumer and he is tough and is just going to be awful. i never asked chuck for anything that he didn't give me. i made sure all of my requests were reasonable but okay this is reasonable and i would go to chuck and sit down and chuck would say yet okay. we can work that out. i know he has a reputation of a brass knuckles, brass knuckles back alley fighter and he is as tough a partisan as you are going to come across but chuck is transactional. he can make a deal and i think if chuck were the majority leader or i would prefer minority leader and lamar alexander was the majority leader i think you would see a very different senate. >> a couple more quick names. orrin hatch is one in the house bill shuster and hal rogers are a couple of

chuck schumer. i was the ranking member of the rules committee when chuck was the chairman. and everybody said to me this is going to be terrible. i mean, before it was diane feinstein and diane is a -- everything we worked out without any problems. die yan has moved on to intelligence and you've got chuck schumer and he's a tough, hard partisan. oh, it's going to be awful. i never asked chuck for anything that he didn't give me. i've made sure all of my requests were reasonable, but, ok, this is reasonable and i would go to chuck and sit down and chuck would say, yeah, ok. we can work that out. and i know he has a reputation back-alley uckles fighter. and he's a tough a partisan as you're going to come across. but chuck is transactional. he can make a deal. and i think if chuck were the majority leader -- i prefer minority leader -- and lamar alexander was the majority leader, i think you would see a very different senate. >> a couple more quick names now that i'm thinking more clearly. oirn hatch is one in the house, bill shuster. hall rogers. they may not be household nam

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take chuck schumer. please. [laughter] never met dutch tax he did not like apparently the money is drying up because those who would invest in the broadway productions seek cheaper venues elsewhere. do your kid is pricey. so he pushes tax breaks similar to that of the tv and film industry he says is about keeping broadway on broadway and that jobs in new york tuned way to go senator schumer. now give the rest of us a break so while you help cinderella get off of fireback. for real. it is amazing when democrats see the fallout from their ways they reversed course to save their jobs because tax breaks, tax credits or tax cuts work. they create revenues and i commend the senator for saying that. i cannot believe i am saying that. i commend? ply suspect he already knew that just like every liberal who professes otherwise because every time push comes to shove it goes just the opposite when trying to get out of the bond. the president has money to spend his budget because he spends the money from the tax breaks that

chuck schumer. member of theing rules committee when chuck was the chairman. everybody said to me, this is going to be terrible. feinstein was dianne dianne -- feinstein. we worked everything out without any difficulties, no problems. has moved onto intelligence. you have schumer. he's a tough partisan. he's going to be awful. i never asked chuck for anything he didn't give me. i made sure all of my requests or reasonable -- were reasonable. downld go to chuck and sit , and chuck would say, ok, we can work that out. i know he has a reputation as a brass knuckles, back alley and he is as tough a partisan as you are going to come across, but chuck is transactional. if he can make a deal. i think if chuck were the majority leader, or i prefer minority leader -- [laughter] alexander was the majority leader, i think you would see a very different senate. >> a couple quick names. is one.tch in the house, bill shuster. hal rogers. they may not be household names, but they are within the institution itself respected as people who really want to work with you to try to

here's what senator chuck schumer said last week. [video clip] >> a few things are clear, the clock has been turned back on our democracy by eliminating the cap on donations to our political parties and tax. this is a small step that it is another step on the road to a nation of our political system that the supreme court has clearly headed down. they wished to dismantle all limits on giving piece by piece, until we are back to the days of the robber barons, where anyone and anything can give unlimited money, undisclosed and make our political system seems so rigged that everyone will lose interest in our democracy. so the implications of this decision are huge, even though the individual questions before the court were small. the koch brothers and other wealthy donors have already wreaked havoc on our political system created this -- political system. this decision will make the koch brothers's lives -- koch brothers lives easier and american lives harder. host: that was senator chuck schumer. how significant was this ruling? guest:

don't get me started on chuck schumer. [laughter] >> we're not as close. [laughter] >> that is almost as mason-dixon line as it gets. >> is pretty clear that blue-collar conservatives stayed home on election day and but the real obsession is talking with working-class conservative this. what must be said and done to bring them back? >> consultants have of learn to fat said could kinds we don't want them to be involved as the back off with the activism of says she party. of that as far as i am concerned cried kivas of wonderful garden called united states of america in we cannot take a pass. our constitution says we the people are in charge in did you stay home then you are abrogating your responsibility. we can do that. we have to invite good people back into the process with sometimes as politics but hopefully we can make the idea is so persuasive will put more good people into the arena if they are supported then they will stay but if all day here is some limited is mostly what you wanted. they did not support the boondoggle i was so frustrated in washin

we had chuck schumer saying to the irs after the scandal broke keep going after these groups, and soemocrats were definitely colluding what the extent of that but it's starting to show. >> we'll learn more. good to see you. >> good to see you, too, thanks, megyn. >>> a story we first broke on the kelly file. a judge opened the door for a u.s. company to prove it was targeted for retaliation by the obama administration, we'll update you. >>> double trouble, a powerful group of liberal doctors and a guy with a billion-dollar bank account pledge to change and tighten our gun laws. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. salesgets up to 795 highwayal is the passamiles per tank.sel salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done th

even chuck schumer is saying this is too much, and that is a lot, don't you think?isn't so. >> when it comes to regulators we lose calm because they are professional destroyers, they create nothing. they only push up cost. and in this case described as repetitive law. there is no rights being violated. they are feeling very cheap waste to farmers who get a great value out of that waste. along comes a regulator who steps in any charges everybody more for the same outcome. the cost always goes up for no reason, that is why they have to stay out of light beer and everything else. tom: nobody can identify there have been any problems. the cows get the protein and the green, the cows are happy, the farmers are happy, the brewers are happy. why is the government doing this? >> it is like a few bureaucrats get into the room and say who can we screw next? it is now 80,000 pages. so many of these regulations do nothing more than ray raise caue and get people fired. this is another case in point nothing is being done wrong, let's classify it differently. the costco up for eve

we had chuck schumer on, and he did not want to embrace that term.t this -- these mccarthy -- >> yeah, off the record, they do what they always do about harry reid, he takes it a notch too far, but they like him, because he's sort of dirty harry. he's the one who says in sharp terms what they all wish they could say, but they would never say in public. yes, they wish he wouldn't cross that line and make it a distraction when you use terms like un-american. they wish to keep it more focused, but they love the idea he's the within taking the lead, taking the fight to the koch brothers, because the koch brothers in north carolina alone are outspending everybody. they are the candidate. they are the campaign. and when they make a difference, of course harry reid will get onto the floor and lambaste them. they're making this whole campaign about one man, and, yes, they spend a lot of money. the one thing that's true is he is orchestrating a large campaign of complex organizations to pump money through 10, 15 different places to affect politics. yes. guess

you've seen statements from new york senator chuck schumer saying this is a real problem for electorate and campaigns for you will. essentially what this means is there's still an individual cap on individual cam panes but not a total cap. so while you can't give a million dollars to one candidate, you can give as much money as you want to as many candidates as you want staying in that cap. it's still significant when it comes to elections. >> so much breaking news i know we'll get because the up when we watch you tonight on special report at 6:00 eastern. thanks. >> thanks, gretchen. >>> former acting director was testifying on capitol hill today. many employees on the ground in benghazi during the attack, they were outraged. they want to know why the agency's inspector general's office never did an investigation into what happened that night. adam housley live in los angeles. i know some of these employees were watching this hearing today, what was their reaction? >> you can expand this out to more. military members that night, nearby, watching on satellite. people working in a privat

. >> chuck schumer said on another network said the democrat attacks are paying off with the public. kock -- h brothers. this letter posted on power line blog is a thank you to koch pack, for its donation to senator schumer's 2010 re-election campaign. finally, when vice president joe biden speaks, grapevine listens. he called the educators the best kept secret in america. >> i think i have the same attitude, i did not sleep a cutie college professor, the same one. the same one. the same one. >> he of course was referring to his wife, dr. jill biden who is a community college professor. >> it sounds like something out of a john wayne movie. it's a story playing out in colorado. when andy and cei barrie bought ten eric's in the -- ten acres they thought they bought a bit of heaven. the land is an island of private property surrounded by the white river national forrest and they are about to lose it. the u.s. forrest didn't want them using their vehicle on the road. >> the barries ask them to give them permission to use the road. instead, the county -- >> i don't even feel like this is

. >> reporter: that's why democrats such as chuck schumer are up front saying they want to focus away health care and focus on the economy. on either issue the president has some good things and some tougher things he has to deal with. if he is going to convince people to let him keep control of the senate. >> an award-winning journalist had died. her colleague is badly hurt after a policeman in afghanistan opened fire on their car. this comes on the eve of the country's historic election. more on that in a moment. >>> first we have a photo of the victim, anja niedringhaus, witnesses say she died instantly. her colleague, kathy gannon, the ap reports the suspect shot her twice, but that she is now in stable condition. the two journalists had spent years together covering afghanistan. according to a free lancer who was with. the they were traveling with a convoy of election workers delivering ballots. they were just sitting, waiting for the convoy to move, when all of a sudden this policeman walked up to the car yelled, allahu akbar, or god is great, and then opened fire, and then surr

consequently, some politicians like chuck schumer and dianne feinstein in california came of age in the when drugs were a huge issue. you still have a strain in the democratic party reluctant to move forward but the momentum is ir reversible. >> overcoming that -- >> yeah. >> tony, what do you think about the pragmatic reason for politicians to get behind this? we see huge revenues out of colorado. is that going to change the tide? >> i'm not competent that it will. i think that the polls are shifting but a lot of benefit of legalization can be accomplished with something short of it decriminalization. o'malley significantly comes out for not a commercial market but not throwing users in jail anymore. that is a position that solves social justice problems without creating a big business that could be seen as another vice industry. >> so when you see democrats hesitating to go for full-on legalization, what are your objections you're hearing from them? >> well, the objections -- the primary objection if you go forward, what do you win? well, potentially you win social justice points but

but a short time ago, chuck schumer noted there's going to be a vote tomorrow on this pay equity issue and he said flat-out if republicans vote against this democratic legislation, he said they'll be in a straightjacket come november. there's substance to it but there's certainly politics as well. >> no doubt. ed, thank you so much. not everyone agreed with the president's views. some say the 77 cents on the dollar figure is a myth. so look at this. women made about $700 a week in 2012. that's compared to the average $850 that men made. when women worked more, they still earned 12% less than men. kirsten powers is a fox news contributor. larry o'connor is a radio host. they're both my guests. kirsten, i imagine you have something to say about this as a woman and democrat who would be in favor of the president's executive orders, you say, what? >> i do support his executive orders because i think that there's certainly no harm in saying -- getting rid of a prohibition against contractors who talk about how much they're paid. one of the issues is in order for a woman to know whether or n

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. >> can you get chuck schumer on the show and ask why it's okay israel to do this but not the u.s.them if you wouldn't mind sending them home. you can't get a job as an illegal. they put illegal immigrant physician they manage to get through the razor wire on planes, sends them home. >> mexico does the same thing. so i was talking to you on the radio today. you are really animated about the sterling case and the nba. >> i was traveling a lot. doing a lot of packing and unpacking. >> you have a boyfriend in l.a.. >> i knew you would get to that. i was listening to probably 18 hours of this story before i heard the phrase, his wife. his wife. i flipped around and i said wait his wife. did the story change when i walk out of the room? no. this guy has been married to the same woman for 50 years. he's an open whore monger. i'm writing about it this week. and much more than what you were just citing. i compare to it the case from 1949, the manager of brooklyn dodgers, he married a woman, an actress the day after she got a divorce from her husband. he married her. she was a mormon, never

this morning, chuck schumer defended the strategy. >> what we're doing is we're showing that these ads that the koch brothers are largely responsible for are showing who's behind them, people who are closing, cutting jobs in alaska, north carolina. the koch brothers aren't just sitting there innocently on the side. they're spending $40 million, $50 million in ads that are not focused on their real agenda, which is just eliminating all regulation on corporations, cutting taxes to virtually nothing, and so there demands a response. i don't feel sorry for them. >> pay attention to that new york city. he's the sharpest knife in the drawer. one example, by the way, of the new strategy is this ad for senator mark begich up in alaska. he's been a major target by koch-backed groups this cycle. let's watch the comeback here. >> who's behind the attacks? >> the koch brothers. >> they come into our town. >> just run it into the ground. >> leave a mess. >> a lot of alaskans are losing jobs and i'm definitely concerned about the drinking water. >> i don't tell them and tell them what to do. i don't

senator chuck schumer -- >> take -- >> excuse me, excuse me mr. hooper -- >> and that was just part one. tomorrow you will see how mr. hooper responded when challenged about care's tactics for attacking some of its critics and we'll have a little discussion about the criticism that they have faced. we also asked to speak with the university president frederick m. lawrence shown here. the school refused to make anyone available. our offer still stands. right now we're joined by the woman at the center of this. she's a fellow at the bellford center at the harvard kennedy school and my gust now. good to have you here. can i get your reaction to that exchange that i just had with mr. hooper? >> well, first of all, megyn, i really do appreciate. i want to say kudos for calling mr. hooper out on all of these things. i have -- boo is very gentle but for the last 12 years, i have systematically been condemned by muslim individuals, muslim organizations, relatives, any time that i bring up the treatment of women in islam or the link between, it's muslims w

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. >> and let me read the statement that representative chuck schumer said.hould denounce these acts and if he is sincere we hope that he denounces them, and we hope that he will. we have seen this ho error movie before, and we are not going to abide by it. and this statement, all of the parties involved in the ongoing crisis in ukraine must understand in no uncertain terms that this world community will not tolerate such contemptible actions. >> and what was said is that we don't know who produced these, and we may never know. and the ultra russian group will deny producing it and even though it has the name of the group, they are going to say it is a plot to besmirch them, but however, it is anti-semitism. >> and how do you feel? >> well, there is the first reaction to have somebody coming against you, because they will go for the jews, because they are the most accepted scapegoat, but what is shocking here is that they seem to be working against if they are pro russian forces, they are working against their own putin's argument, because the great argument

didn't recognize him, this is california's george miller, talking with then new york congressman chuck schumerack in '87. miller's been a fixture here in washington for decades, but he's leaving d.c., and his post on the education and workforce committee after 20 terms. california congressman henry waxman, ranking member on energy and commerce retiring after 20 terms. you count the 13 members leaving the house to run for the senate, and four who are running for other offices, it means that more than six centuries of legislative experience will be gone next year. that's on top of the six members who have already resigned and won florida's bill young who passed away last year. two other congressmen, markey and scott, left the house to serve in the senate. the point is, all these legislative chairmanships want to bail. in the senate, the story is the same. the body is losing more than 23 teams of legislative experience, 142 years of know-how. seven senators are retiring or resigning, in the case of coburn, who will leave before the second term is up. a quarter of the senate committees are losing

we had chuck schumer saying to the irs after the scandal broke keep going after these groups, and so democrats were definitely colluding what the extent of that but it's starting to show. >> we'll learn more. good to see you. >> good to see you, too, thanks, megyn. >>> a story we first broke on the kelly file. a judge opened the door for a u.s. company to prove it was targeted for retaliation by the obama administration, we'll update you. >>> double trouble, a powerful group of liberal doctors and a guy with a billion-dollar bank account pledge to change and tighten our gun laws. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. mfs. two pretzels. put in on my capital one venture card. i earn unlimited double miles. not bad. can i get your autograph mr. barkley? sure kid. man my fans they love me. that's the price you pay for being world famous. he meant sign the receipt, fool. greg anthony. haha. hey man, could you sign my hat? he