you guys from cincinatti. from cincinatti, did you eat the spaghetti with the chilly on top?>> once a week all the time. stephen: not meant to. it's in leviticus, i think. you guys like this thing out there right now. you guys are huge. >> we were doing well. stephen: you're getting the colbert bump tonight. >> we're not that hip though. stephen: i don't think we're that... i'm. >> i'm 42. stephen: you can't be hip because that's not that far away from a hip replacement. >> it's harder to be hip. stephen: good to know. you guys have a reputation of perfectionists. did you reach perfection with this album? >> no, no. i think we just try to make it... we always like try to make a record that will last forever. >> stephen: nothing big, just forever. so basically james joys' ulysses, this album. what does the national mean? >> it doesn't... the name of the band... >> stephen: what, what? it was meant to mean nothing. stephen: move on. move on. i don't want to waste your time or these people's time. >> okay. stephen: that's not it. thank you. matt burninger, play a song? >> yep. s

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. >> as early as march 2010 the cincinatti field office which was put in charge of evaluating applicationstatus began searching for groups with politically identifiable names. according toçó the "washington post" of the 298 groups selected for special scrutiny 72 had the words "tea party" in their title >> stephen: the i.r.s. owes an apology to every tea party group in america including suzy johnson and her eight stuffed animals. folks, oh, they're coming for her. folks, this is a new low for the i.r.s. what's next? making g.e. pay taxes? folks, there is only one way to describe a scandal this hot. >> this should send a chill up your spine. >> it is absolutely chilling that the i.r.s. was singling out conservative groups for extra review. >> the a.c.l.u. is talking about how chilling this is. >> this is chilling. stephen: it's chilling which also describes the champagne i've been waiting to break out for just this scandal. ( cheers and applause ). because... ( cheers and applause ). folks, this proves that everything i've ever said about obama is true. so it's official. he's a secret musli

employees in the cincinatti field office would be a terrible breach of the public's trust. whether investigating conservative groups or liberal groups, they should not be involved in this. targeting any group based on its political stance is completely inappropriate. >> woodruff: the chair of the senate finance committee, montana democrat max baucus, has said his panel will look into the matter. and two republican committee chairs in the house also have vowed to investigate. late today the house ways and means committee announced it will hold a hearing this friday. to help us understand the tax law, and what the groups are charging, we are joined by duke university law school professor richard schmalbeck. he's a former tax attorney. and former i.r.s. attorney jay sekulow. as chief counsel at the american center for the law and justice, he is representing tea party organizations. he also hosts a conservative talk radio program. gentlemen, welcome to you both. jay sekulow, let me start with you. let's go back to the application that these groups made for tax-exempt status. wh

i didn't know what was happening in cincinatti with tirs.he attorney general said i don't even know how the ap story came about. i don't even remember when i recused myself. then you get on benghazi, secretary of state hillary clinton at the time, saying i never saw the memo, the desperate memo that came from benghazi from the ambassador in libya saying this is a death trap. everybody is unable to track what's going on. so i think their best defense is, sheer incompetence in running the government. that's where it starts. >> how did in your opinion, the bureaucracy that the obama administration put together unravel? what is the weak point? what are they doing wrong in so many places? >> i'm not sure that you've got a theme that would explain everything. let me tell you. the one that is the most dangerous to the president and to the presidency is the irs scandal. first of all, that's what everybody viscerally really is upset about. benghazi complicated, the story about a.p., it is a bunch of journalists defending themselves. everybody underst

it's cincinatti chilly. >> reporter: you may already know her family, the duggars. michelle, dad gym-bob, and 19 kids most still at home. living in a 7,000 square foot house that doubles as a set for tlc's 19 kids and counting. >> and our children. yes, i delivered everyone of them. >> reporter: it's crowded but calm. a cheerful place where proper etiquette is enforced down to the tiniest tot. >> what are the three words? may i please. >> reporter: but the duggars never dreamed it would turn out like this. when jim-bob and michelle were married nearly 30 years ago, children weren't even on their radar. >> we didn't know if we wanted to have children right away. so michelle actually went on the birth control pill. she was on that for a little over three years. and then she went off that with our first son josh. >> reporter: mishing went back on the pill, got pregnant again and suffered a miscarriage. devastated, the couple sought divine intervention. >> right after that, god blessed us with twins. and then another one. >> andate another one. another one. we thought,

for it was on a rail line west of cincinatti that day that a train was robbed by an armed gang, possibly-hard confederate guerillas upset with the south's surrender. while everything was wild confusion, one newspaper reported, the desperadoes entered and with the vilest oaths demanded the money and the valuables of the passengers. the first train robbery in the united states, by smrek onings, was hard hardly the last. over the next two decades lawmen scrambled to catch people like the notorious jesse james even as the gunman's daring deeds captured the public's imagination. the crime wave inspired the landmark 1903 film "the great train robbery." >> that ought to do it. osgood: while many years later in 1969, paul newman and robert redford portrayed the exploits of the robbers known as butch cassidy and the sun dance kid. >> do you think you used enough dynamite there, butch? >> osgood: though the days of armed passenger train robberies are behind us, freight train theft remains a problem. 1995 scott pelley showed us night scope footage of thieves at work in the deserts of the southwest.

however, cincinatti step change the criteria back to target organizations with specific policy position, but this time they did not include tea party or other named organizations. finally, in may of 2012 after learning that the criteria have begin been changed, the organization's director rulings and agreements change the criteria to be consistent with laws and regulations. the organizations selected for review for significant political campaign intervention, again to under 98 in all, experienced substantial delays in the processing of their applications. the or positions expressing these delays included tea party organizations, patriot organizations, 9/12 organizations, among other organizations. as shown on the monitor, the status of december 2012 for 296 cases that we reviewed was 108 cases have been approved, 28 cases were withdrawn, and 160 cases were still open. zero cases have been denied. of the cases still open, some had been in progress for over three years and crossed two election cycles without resolution. of the 108 cases approved, 31 were tea party, 912, or patriot organiz

there was a news report quoting an anonymous cincinatti irs employee. they had been taking a lot of grief here. and accordingly this quote was attributed to this anonymous irs employee. well, we got all the problems with this and we knew it was wrong. we knew there would be hell to pay. we also knew that when it hits the fan noted at the top will take the blame. it will come right down the slide right to us. well, i would like to at least have somebody come lois lerner, the lady who doesn't do math but in plant a question, sir hauling two is not going to working for the of for health care act office, and that's my next question if we go to another round, has how on earth we do that with 15,000 employees trying to administer the affordable health care act, although specific question. let's move up to joseph grant as the deputy tax commissioner. we're not going to hear from him. he retired. mr. miller only apologized, and then you are leaving. mr. shulman, you are six months out so kevin member. mr. wilkins, the chief counsel of the irs, he is not here bu