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all right, darryl, let's go, man. name something an old stripper might give to a young stripper. >> some of her old thongs. steve: some-- >> oh. >> good answer. steve: some of her old thongs. [cheers and applause] hey, man... that boy--it's the shirt. [laughter] lisa, how you doing? >> hi. i'm just fine, steve. steve: hey, good. what do you do? >> i am an educator in dallas, texas. steve: wow. >> yes. steve: that's a good job. we like educators on this show. >> thank you. steve: ok, lisa, let's go. name something an old stripper might give to a young stripper. >> let's try a pole. >> yeah. steve: let 'em have--"here's my pole." [audience groans] what do you do for a living, jay? >> i'm a personal trainer. i opened my own fitness studio in lancaster, texas, just south of oakland, yeah. what i want to do--i want to be in a backup doo-wop group. you know, do the moves like the temptations and do a little singing and, yeah. that's--it's not necessarily my gift, but it is my passion. [scattered laughter] so i was wondering

i think we found darryl issa's mission. >> that's it. originated in the white house. originated. chris bosh is not to blame. thanks to ron, maggie, bill and hugo. i'll see you back here tomorrow at noon eastern when alex is joined by guests. catch alex tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >>> all free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of berlin and therefore as a freeman i take pride in the words ish bin ide. >> if anybody asked if president kennedy's words ring true today, let them come to berlin for here they will find a people who merged from the wounds of war to reap the blessings of peace. >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports", an historic stage. five years ago candidate obama delivered his message of hope and change to a crowd of 200 thousand germans. today president obama was back. this time on

. >> darryl price, a detective sergeant with the charlotte mecklenburg police department first learns about the plot from a street source. kroul's 22-year-old daughter. >> she was very young, and i felt very sorry for her in a lot of ways. because she didn't have a lot of parental guidance. >> in the course of sult vating his source, detective price even met the young woman's mother. phyllis kroul. then in november 1992, the daughter says she's making inquiries about hiring a hit man. >> she didn't want to see her mother murder her stepfather or go to prison. >> he contacts the atf about helping the police set up a sting. >> there was just nothing. there was no technology. so we utilized the atf technology which at that time was top of the line, topnotch. >> the daughter gives her mother a phone number for c.j. highman. >> today if imp about to hire a hit person, you can go online. you can run that person. you can see what have they been arrested for. if you've been in prison for murder, chances are you've done it before, you'll do it again. in 1992, you had to take people at their wo

up with of the key players, republican congressman darryl issa had this to say about how high up this thing could go. >> the administration is still, their paid liar, their spokesperson, he is still making up thins about what happens in calling this local rogue. there is no indication. the reason that lois lerner tried to take the fifth is not because there's a rogue in cincinnati. it's because this is a problem that was coordinated in all likelihood right out of washington headquarters and we're getting to proving it. >> all right. let talk about this whole thing and how high up the food chain we can say. here now is guy benson, the political editor. media editor with the national review and our distinguished co-host of the evening aei kris visiting chancellor ed kunard. author of the book "unintended consequences." you filed a story light this afternoon on nro. you are pointing the finger at william wilkins the chief counsel of the irs, who is a political apontee. tell me about that. >> well, we don't know that wilkins will be implicated in this scandal w. dough know the more we kno

laura and darryl are hoping that they can do the same. good luck to you. let's go to work in the "jeopardy!" round. and here are the categories for you. hey, it's that time, isn't it? you fy the play for us. each country will begin with the letter "c." alex: gabe, you tell us where we start. let's go with movie title overlaps for $200, please. darryl. what is steel? that's it. go "c" the country for $200. gabe. what's china? that's it. movie title overlaps, $400, please. what is diary? yes. go "c" the country for $400, please. yl. what is diary? yes.

it's not a normal thing going around, putting cats in bins. >> darryl posted the video on facebook toand sparks a global outrage. >> internet sensation, people very disturbed by this video. >> the woman is identified as mary bale, age 45. bale starts receiving death threats, and expresses deep regret for her actions. >> it was not intended to cause any harm to anybody. and i apologize for any inconvenience. >> so you did it as a joke? >> i didn't say that. >> but you are sorry? >> yes. of course, i'm sorry. >> on october 19th, 2010, mary bale pleads guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to the cat. she's fined 250 pounds. that's almost $400. she's banned from keeping animals for five years. >> what she has done was wrong. to some people, it might just be a cat. but she's our cat. >> the reason for her actions are still unclear. but without the manns' security camera footage, the mystery of the cat in the bin may never have been solved. >> we were relieved lola was fine and we found her in time. hopefully, it discourages people to not do cruelty to animals. >>> in another unusual tal

chairman. >> joining me now with reaction are congressman darryl issa and jas jason chaffets. it would be something to smile about if it wasn't so serious. when you look at his tenure, how do you describe it? >> it's been a failure. sadly, the clip you played about his senate confirmation says a great deal. he said before committee, he wears two hats. one political and the other chief law enforcement which makes it unacceptable. and sadly as you can see in the exchange, very good at using a lot of words to say nothing, when, in fact, the question is pretty straight forward, will you respond to a subpoena by delivering the documents that my ranking member, elijah cummings and i, both insisted on. even when it's bipartisan, we can't seem to get through to him, there is a role for congress and obligation and we're trying to full till it. >> one question. two instances now where the attorney general did not tell the truth while -- while going before congress. one on fast and furious, the other knowledge about james rosen. did he lie under oath in your view? >> well, he was under o

some of the things that darryl issa referring to them as a paid liar doesn't help their case. >> i don't remember the head of you know oversight committee calling the white house press secretary names. >> the democrats in the 80s were saying we are going to impeach him over iran contra. >> that was a major scandal a bigger deal. >> and my gosh. that is in sane. it was illegal. they were breaking the law. illegal according to one of the five interpretations of the amendment. >> so it is okay to secretly sell arms. >> well i'm sorry john. the amendment congressman from massachusetts tried to prevent this. there were five interpretations of it. >> all right we are going to have to leave that there. next on "news watch" who is looking out for bradley manning? >> i am bradley manning. >> liberal media elites take a stand defending the man who leaked military secrets next. what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announc

here is howard fineman, darryl brooks and norah o'donnell. >> she has no seem that she's not carryinghe goes. all the pronouncements are ex- cathedra. it's the fact that she's dictating people. >> a know it all people. >> another problem she's got is old news vs. new news. there has been a bush and a clinton on the ticket. i think the notion that the country might want to get past this double helix of bushes may be out there. it's a term from genetics, ok? >> she can win. first because the rest of our ives the white house will be bush-clinton, bush-clinton. but the reason she can win is a large chunk of the electorate are white women. they voted for bush both times. they really like hillary. those people can move right over. chris: and they are the -- >> if you're a waitress making $30,000 in ohio. chris: a year from now will hillary be stronger than she is right now? and the panel, eight say no. four say yes, she will be. norah, you're with the eight. she's going down a little. >> that's the only way she can go, is down a little. chris: what do you think will be the seeds of her -- >

no doubt darryl issa is chomping at the bit for cases to come out.ere are eight cases that are dramatic. >> the whistle-blower is one of eight investigators who worked on some of this material. and some of it already has an echo of truth to it in the sense we had that story about the secret service agents in south america using prostitutes. so when this comes after that and you're talking about security personnel and the state department possibly using prostitutes. that element doesn't suddenly sound like a bad plot in a tv show. >> and i hate to say this, but the accusation in the ig report and the state department was basically taint, they took things out which shouldn't be there. which seems to call for, dare i say it, another ig report. there are serious is allegations and you can't really trust darryl issa to do this in a bipartisan way. so this is a job for maybe a senate committee to look at this. >> david corn, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, lawrence. >>> coming up, great news for democrats in new jersey about corey booker's senate

it has destroyed chose to 500 homes, including darryl's house. >> what do you do now? >> we start over and build a new life. >> reporter: he took this video. his chimney is all that is left standing. his home was the base for his tree trimming business. but the fire destroyed all of his vehicles and equipment. >> i could not believe it. [crying] i, i did not want to believe it. >> reporter: he was out of town when the fire started. by the time he returned the authorities would not let him get any belongings. >> i want to thank them from the bottom of my heart for not letting me in. if i went in i would of stayed there. >> we look for smokers. >> reporter: crews are going lot by lot. putting out hot spots. they are urging residents to be patient. >> i don't want to create a false belief that tomorrow everyone will go home. that will not happen. >> reporter: thousands have been allowed to return. including bruce lockwood who is spending his 48th birthday and father's day at home. >> what was your fear? >> that we would not have a house to come back to. [ cheers and appla

candy crowley, anchor of "state of the union," candy, you're talking with congressman darryll issa, right focus on some of these parties and conferences that the irs gave that proved quite expensive. there's a new report out about that. so keeping the heat on the irs is exactly right. we're also, alison, going to have some new information out of the investigation of who decided it was a good idea to target any organization with tea party or patriot in their name that was applying to the irs for tax exempt status. that has really consumed washington for a couple of weeks. the investigators have spent the weeks interviewing some folks including some of those frontline agents in the cincinnati office that took a lot ot heat early on. so we have snip-its of some of the interviews of those folks that we're going to unveil at 9:00 and talk to darryll issa about and where he thinks this is headed. >> okay, candy crowley, thank you. stay right here for "the state of the union," starts at the top of the hour 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> jean stapleton, an accomplished actress in movies

another person is darryl strawberry. raise him because, fair or unfair, there are so many comparisons made. >> i think a lot of comparisons are right there. you have two young by players coming up at an early age with a lot of success and had of the same problems off the field. our relationship has been like brothers, a love-hate relationship. where we loveeek each other and we have a week or we have difficulties. -- where we have difficulties. we have known each other long enough to know that we are both better than that. we should discuss things among ourselves when there's a problem rather than starting rumors or answering to rumors. i have a lot of respect for him. i wish them good health deep down, we both love each other. your dad is gone. your mom is still here. >> yes, what keeps her going is her grandkids and me staying healthy. i made a promise to myself, as long as my mom is here, she won't see me doing drugs and alcohol again. tavis: a proper commitment. i am honored to have you on this program. , he i logged

baltimore welcoming darryl smith to town signing a one- year deal.he played his entire career, all nine seasons, with the jacksonville jaguars and held the record for tackles. he will be playing inside for the ravens. he missed all but two games in 2012 with a groin injury. i feel for the chiropractor. they will need overtime because of freddy garcia's neck. a lot of that in three plus innings. surprising efforts. eight shutout innings. jason castro. he kicked off at home run derby. to right-center -- and there they go. to do one, houston. here's the last one allowed. -- 2-1 houston. all told, six runs allowed for garcia. they indeed battled back. matt wieters, there you go. eighth home run of the year, a two-run shot. the astros get the victory by a final 11-7. the orioles do not lose any ground to boston. in fenway tonight against texas. adrian beltre providing the tie- breaker there with no score. shooting it out to center at fenway. 1-0 rangers. andrus knocking around his old friend. allowing 17 runs last yeanight. final, 3-2. white sox and marin

today they signed free-agent linebacker darryl smith, a nine-year veteran who played nine seasons withksonville jaguars. they are bringing down joe flacco in the game two years ago. he won't be wearing number 52, but he will add some depth to the linebacker corps that needs reinforcement after ray lewis his retirement. he gets a one-year contract. >>> and the stage is set for the nba finals. the reigning champion miami heat had a practice session and south florida today. they host of the san antonio spurs and the series opener tonight. third straight final score lebron james, the wayne wade in miami facing spurs team headed to its own success in recent years. that audit started tomorrow night. lows and astros tomorrow afternoon. >> thank you. what a catch? >> a group of fisherman reels in a giant shark off the california coas,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a collection of autofocus photos for $76,000, and as little bit of monkey figures. mickey the monkey. he's a chill behind the camera for the 18 photos. a couple of artists got the idea back in 1998 and train him to be a shutterbug. some

nationally elected officials such as house minority leader nancy pelosi, representative mike honda and darryl steinberg. among the topics, guns, immigration and marriage equality. the supreme court is expected a issue a ruling this week on the same-sex marriage ban. >> i think the likeliest outcome on prop 8 is we're going to win one way or another on prop 8 from this supreme court. i think we may hear on monday. that's pretty likely. if not monday, by the end of the week. and we'll very soon have marriage again for every loving couple who wants access to it in california. >> this is the first time in the group's eight-year history that it's holding an event in california. we have extensive coverage of the pending decisions by the supreme court regarding gay marriage. cheryl hurd will report from washington, d.c. monday morning and we'll have reports from across the bay area when the ruling comes down. >>> still to come, how a new classification for obesity could change the way some people deal with their medical insurance and their doctors. >>> the american medical association is now classif

and she said does anybody know where darryl issa is this morning? he will probably be the first one out there. >> by the way, does not require senate confirmation. >> yeah. >> i am sure darryl issa probably already called a hearing. >> i am sure. >> exact. so we will get into that a little bit more here in the broadcast as we get more information to bring to you. meanwhile, the big political news yesterday, governor chris christie up in new jersey saying, i know i've got to do it. i know i have got to call a special election, but boy, i don't want any special election to interfere with me, me, me me, me, and my reelection or chance for reelection in november. so i am going to call a special election just to replace frank lauten berg and elect the new interim senator for new jersey. and i am going to call it in october ruby kramer. >> thanks for having me on >> bill: what is his motivation for an october special election. >> i think chris christie did the one thing that could piss off both democrats and republicans here, which is admirable, i think.

both were staying inside room 225, that's the same room where darryl and shirley jenkins, and elderly when they died on april 16th. >> it was really a shock to hear that room had been occupied again after what had happened to darryl and shirley jenkins. >> reporter: police say preliminary autopsy information from the couple was inconclusive and their deaths remained a mystery until now. >> just in the past 24 hours the toxicology reports have become available indicating that there was a lethal level of carbon monoxide, as a matter of fact, 60%, in their blood level. >> reporter: authorities say elevated levels were found inside room 225 on saturday. investigators are still working to find out how the odorless gas got into the room. >> the room 225 is located above a maintenance room in the pool, which contains a heater, so, of course, we suspect that that could be the source of the carbon monoxide, but the officials coming in, i'm certain they are going to do a comprehensive investigation and look at all possible aspects. >> an attorney for the hotel released a statement saying in par

we spoke with jeffrey williams' uncle, darryl.oing better, that she just came out of a medically induced coma, but isn't sure what happened to her and doesn't know her son has died. he also told us, quote, he was killed by the hotel and the problem is we don't know what it was. >> fire and hazmat teams ahong with police investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: police tell us they're doing testing but still have no answers. darryl williams said the hardest part is not knowing what happened. >> michelle bowden reporting. coming up, chad johnson showing up for court for a plea deal ends up getting 30 days in jail because of a little something he did in the courtroom that the judge was not too happy about. what did he do? we'll tell you next. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my d

darryl issa blasting the top democrat after elinga cummings said that the irs targeted investigation is a done deal. >> based upon everything i have seen, the case is solved if it were me, i would wrap this case up and move this on. >> in a blistering letter, chairman issa writing, "your decision to publicly announce that the investigation should wrap up was irresponsible, but not surprising. however, your push to release entire transcripts from witness interviews while the investigation remains active was reckless and threatened to undermine the integrity of the committee's investigation." two men not fond of each other. >> elijah cummings should not have done what he did. irresponsible this is a very serious question. use of internal revenue service to punish the political enemies of any president, republican or democrat, should worry every american about the integrity of our system. senator cummings knows it's not a done deal. we're only beginning know the depth and breadth of this. the hierarchy in washington, d.c. directed what happened in cincinnati. and similar letters came fr

. >> darryl issa, the chair of the committee, has refused to release the full transcript that said theouse had zero to do with those decisions. why won't he release -- wait, wait. why won't he release? >> what percentage of irs employees voted for obama? >> you want to know why? >> he was going to give them 15,000 more agents under obama care to go after agents. >> they spoke how much he helped terrible government was. why would anyone who works in government would vote for someone who says they are terrible. that doesn't make sense. >> he wanted to get more efficient. >> do you think government is efficient? >> i think government -- i think government is not as efficient as certain other institutions. that's a nice acronym. >> it's true. >> fat, flabby, and flatulent. you believe in government. >> i believe government plays an important role in our society and does government make mistakes? of course. wall street brought down the entire financial sector. no problem with that. >> let me ask a legal question. let me ask a legal question. when they went after james rosen, going after fre

. >> state representative darryl metcalf seems to forget god's law doesn't apply to government. at least that's the way this country was set up and right now this country is being truly tested by the accept acceptation of church and state. i have faith myself. but who in it country should align themselves with a political party that would advocate discrimination. rights in society. who would do that? republicans. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. will the republican party ever treat gay americans as equals? next a for yes. text b for now. you can always good to our blog. we will bring you the results later on in the show. >>> for the discussion tonight, i'm. joined by the state senator slammed in the state house this week. that's brian simms from pennsylvania. also joy reid with us tonight and gay activist and journalist mike rogers. great to have you all on board tonight. there is pretty pointed rhetoric coming from the conservatives. they are connecting -- they are making the pitch that america may not survive as a country because gay people are being re

. >> darryl issa, the republican chairman of the house committee that's investigating the irs called the report's assertion that there has been no evidence of intentional wrongdoing, quote: premature. five people have been relace placed in the irs's leadership command and several year sight and reform measures are underway. the targeting of more than conservative groups has been alleged for years. lori's pro-israel group denied exempt status and told irs agent because their policies differed with the administration. she sued way back in 2010 and is still waiting for justice. >> i'm really disappointed that not enough people are saying this is not acceptable. it's not enough just to have a congressional hearing and then close the books and move on. we need to find out what went wrong and why? >> the irs did take one big step today saying those groups that have been delayed or backlogged for 120 days can now self-certify that would mean that they would agree to obey the law and get immediate tax exempt status. not much consolation for groups thatted to take part in the last two electio

david: darryl strawberry. liz: you can't say. >> i can't say what they were yelling. it was a little aggressive for tv. liz: it was a barnyard epithet as they say in chicago. go blawkhawks. i know they weren't saying blawkhawks. they should be. thank you, phil. thank you david. david: friday you have to have some fun. come back to you when the s&p futures close. liz: don't say he didn't warn you. this week's volatility has sent many confused in a bit of a panic. one investor has been ready for it. and is telling investors to embrace it. bill fleckenstein of fleckenstein capital said this selloff presented investors with, quote, the most exciting investment opportunity in decades. what does is it specifically? he will tell us next. david: also interest rates as we've been telling you continuing to rise with 10-year yield hitting the highest level since 2011. 2.5 plus. we have your playbook for hedging your investing in a rising rate world. how do you do it? there are some companies that are poised to benefit from a rate rise. we'll give you some of those names and we w

i think you are seeing more and more being sort of thrown at darryl issa from the democrats and tryingare all political things in a way that goes toward what they would like the narrativeo be which is remember these republicans, they always go too far. >> it is not so much they are overplaying hair hand and getting to where we were in 1998 with impeachment and things like that but republicans are yet to make a case for republicans. they do a good job making a case against the president and the democrats but with their approval ratings, which are low, they need to make a case of who they are and what they want to get done. unfortunately i don't think that happens until 2014 when they have the nominee. >> somebody to lead them out of voters dongt trust either party. my con sich wents elected me in '96 and re-elected clinton to protect him from me. >> there's a balance to life. >> they don't like either party. >> ying and yang of politics. >> exactly. >>> chris christie, new jersey had a vacancy. frank lautenberg died. he could have appointed someone for a year and a half and made republi

i think somebody might need to investigate darryl issa. >> and congresswoman, the investigation, many people, including me are very concern candidate about the irs being used as a political weapon against anybody. but is this a fair investigation? and wouldn't you now have a congressman issa being really exposed, cherry picking what parts of a transcript he is going to release? what happens to the integrity of this investigation that is very important? >> first of all, it's important to point out that the screening manager has self identified himself as a conservative republican. >> that's correct. >> secondly, secondly, elijah cummings as the ranking member has had to put forward this particular interview because mr. issa was, as you pointed out, cherry picking only the interviews that would support his particular position. and thirdly, we're going to keep darrell issa honest in this process. that is why there is a republican and democratic staff. they're supposed to work together. this should be a bipartisan effort. we want to make sure that no one is targeted by the irs for reasons

as we develop more things that happen and things that come out the guy who was telling -- who told darrylwas going on, i would love to know what he would say about that. >> cenk: one of the many truly tragic things about this is we're not going to have his powerful voice anymore to call out the government on the next story and the story after that. "viewpoint" is next. >> john: the g-8 leaders wrap up their big meeting in ireland it may seem like the only thing they agreed on is trade and letting syria get worse but there may be hope for a reduction in global arms. we'll talk about the promising possibilities. marco rubio says he is fighting for immigration reform but ann coulter and the tea party say no mass and then deport themselves for not speak english. and a republican congressman from texas wants to curtail abortion rights because he says fetuses can masturbate in the womb. we'll discuss this with a panel of political comedians to see if they can find anything funny about this story. today's the birthday of the late

i think darryl issa is doing a good job. he's working hard. i want to go up the food chain. who is spribl responsible in the treasury department. it seems like it's all on hold right now. >> it is. we saw that on thursday at the ways and committee, werfel, the acting head of the irs. he didn't have answers. he said the 30-day investigation hasn't yielded many responses. so it's still a very vague question of what is happening and what gave these orderers. >> werfel annoyed me. he tried to make the case that liberal progressive groups were targeted as much as conservative groups the treasury inspector general had to contradict him and say, no, there's like 300 to 10 or something like that. does that put werfel on the dark side here? >> it really seems to larry. it's odd. months after the scandal break, conservative groups are targeted. incredulous congressmen yesterday said not one group was complaining. >> where did werfel come off? so many of these irs people just lie. this guy hasn't been there 20 minutes. is he lying, too? >> we'll see. issa keeps lerner to come back to c

darryl issa grilled ferris fink. you may know fink better as spock from this irs training video.watch the video and called it embarrassing. the irs misused money spending it on luxury hotel rooms and training videos. fink said he didn't have accurate records but said the spending could be as high as $5 million. larry, i know you have been asking how high up does the irs targeting scandal go? we have a new name, it's carter hall. the "wall street journal" obtaining interviews by congressional investigators with irs employees in cincinnati. one of those employees said officials at the irs in washington helped direct the probe of tea party groups and carter hall even sent questions to be asked of tea party groups. so if this is accurate it would debunk the original story by lois lerner that this targeting was done by a few rogue agents in cincinnati. larry, it looks like this scandal is heading to washington. all signs are pointing there as of today, certainly an interesting development. >> and it's going to grow. t.j., you are looking at this on the west coast, what do you see? >>

. >> the passenger turns out to be 23-year-old darryl brown from hartford, connecticut.s later find out he's a member of a gang called the bloods and is fleeing hartford because he was involved in a carjacking the knife before. >> he seriously injured the man involved and he was made to believe from a third party that he had killed the person so he thought he was dealing with a homicide as well. >> he jumped in a taxi and told the driver to head to the albany area. >> he told the driver to keep driving. he would let him know when he got there. >> on the dash cam, you can see him wading his hands putting his head out the side window then in a dramatic move he makes a run for it. >> the cab driver shouted to trooper henry to let him go with him. trooper henry, at that time while retreating to the rear is telling the cab driver, put your hands up, i want to see your waistband. he wanted to make sure he wasn't a co-conspirator or a buddy. >> with the cab driver out, he shoots out the back window. >> he fired seven shots very quickly. he knocked out the back window and peered

the senate the senior republican on the judiciary committee on the senate and a man with a gavel, darryl the book. they do this a lot. it's pretty clear. it's one of their tactics. it is so pro founded there are going to have to be consequence, because thee these fees can run into six figures for big documentations like the ones we pursue. >> i got ed klein with me here, too, i just want to ask you, i think you believe there is more secret e-mails out there. i mean, we know about the department of health and human services. we know about epa. in fact, lisa jackson of epa. she might have stalled. she might have cost you money under the name of richard windsor. that was her secret e-mail. now, are there other agencies we will find out besides sebelius and jackson who have secret epail addresss, thereby avoiding any public or government scrutiny? >> yeah, absolutely. i'm looking at a document now, tomville vilsack's secret e-mail. he's the secretary of agriculture, whether it identifies the official. richard whipped sore was a false identity. the claim that everybody has done that is simply

that was house oversight committee chair darryl size is a. at his best and worst, he has nothing to offer here, asserting the irs scandal began in washington. apparently it didn't. this was supposed to be his smoking gun implicating washington and by inference the white house. it was all obama's fault. what he was getting to prove, as he put it, was based on excerpts of interviews his staff conducted with irs officials based in cincinnati. those included one unnamed employee saying i took all my direction from washington. well, conspiracy proved him wrong. issa was criticized at the time for selectively disclosing extremely limited portions of those interviews. why not release them all? why not release more? here's why. it turns out that others in the division including the manager of the group and the person responsible for screaming tax exempt applications directly contradict the cherry-picked statements disclosed by issa. elijah cummings released a new batch of transcripts over the weekend which tell a very different story from issa's. in

darryl, people have been pinning more and more on what happens tomorrow with the the big monthly jobshe number will come in a little bit below consens consensus. you've got a lot of people with binary outcomes here, right? very low all the way to very high. when we come look at the number between a softness in construction, jobs, simply because of the cold weather, manufacturing surveys are still down. and the initial jobless claims have been inching up in the month of may. so you couple that with the adp report. all of that looks to be a little softer number. >> did you bring down your numbers after you saw it yesterday? >> no. i don't think there was enough in ap. and there's enough vnc they are adp now that i thinkit's a tren enough to change us. >> what about the jobs component in ism. if you used that component it would get you to 25,000 jobs tomorrow. it would be a horrific number. >> i think anything less than probably 200,000 jobs the market responds favorably. it keeps the fed on the table, which is what the market is looking for. whether we agree or like it or not is the sit

congressman darryl issa says the targeting was coordinated in washington, not cincinnati. he says the order came from headquarters. >>> stocks dropped overseas sharply today. some investors are worried the federal reserve will pull back on the stimulus program. it has kept interest rates low. a group of economists said investors are ignoring signs of a global slowdown. >>> at least 119 people killed in a fire at a chicken plant in northeast china. workers were trapped in the massive building after a series of explosions apparently sparked by an ammonia leak. >>> apple faces off against the government in court today. over okay sagss of price fixing of e books. prosecutors say apple conspired with publishers to force amazon to raise prices. five publishers have already settled claims. apple says the allegations are based on, quote, faulty assumptions, end quote. >>> and finally, take a look at this. garrett jones of the pittsburgh pirates, launching one at his home park, pnc park. so hard. it will go, go, really go into one of said three rivers. only the second player ever t

the state department gave darryl issa 100 pages of information regarding the benghazi talking points night. it is said there will be no new revelations, but are they hoping this will get lost in the scandal shuffle. chris wallace joins us with insights. >> word. word up. >> okay. so you have to think benghazi was getting lost a little in the shuffle with the irs and the doj tracking journalists, all of the other things, the late document dump on friday, that's when we expect these things to come. >> sure. >> by that signal, the administration wants to close the book on benghazi, but talking about elevating susan rice, it seems like it will keep the conversation going. >> certain degree of what the -- the nixon era term, brazen it out, that if you think you've got vulnerable, as they clearly do on benghazi, the way you deal with that, is what about susan race? the nsa, that's what we're doing. and it is sort of confrontational, but also, as the congresswoman pointed out, a means by which you can circle the wagons and bring the people really royal to you and in susan rice's case, willi

hawkes, nina mccoy, kevin batday, darryl dixon, adam tell, animal ultimer, ben mostly, taylor nicholas, julian baer, andrew vilaskey, chris steven wahl, ann haslett, james glick, and sara margaret hughes. the staff members have really done an outstanding job, and i'm very pleased that they have been members of our team, and for all of them and especially for the senators and the support we have received today, we appreciate the support very much.ield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. thank you, senator cochran. i ask unanimous consent that tributes to frank lautenberg, the late senator from new jersey, be printed as a senate document and that the members have until 12:00 noon on thursday, june 20, to submit tributes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent for the appointment at the desk -- that the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without ob

. >> if you talk to a guy like darryll issa, he says, wait a minute, we have oversight.ed two whistleblowers in cincinnati. >> this thing is not in cincinnati. that poll that pat just read, our poll on here, fox poll, 68% of people believe -- >> and the white house say it came from washington courtesy of darrell issa. >> here's the point. look at the fbi this week. the fbi director really gets up and testifies that, no, i don't know who's investigating. we have no agents. nothing is happening in the investigation because the fbi has been turned into what it was under nixon, something to cover up benghazi and the irs scandal. the then-head of the irs to the white house meeting at least once with stephanie cutter and -- >> they were rolling easter eggs, doug. >> all right, guys. we have much more to talk about. politicians not winning popularity tests these days as americans wonder if they're up to the job of running the country. our political insiders back in a flash to tackle that one. the kyocera torque lets you hear and be heard even in stupid loud places. to prove it,

any time you see him sitting there just below darryl, the used car salesman issa, he's wound tighterife, i tell ya. >> stephanie: he's trey. >> she murdered a law enforcement officer execution style. >> stephanie: why is he assuming that's the misuse of the fbi's -- >> black panther and got pictures of cats. >> maybe i'm a little adept at the google machine than you are. >> stephanie: which is why you don't do voices and he doesn't do the google. rick, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: this is the time when we conservatives and liberals and progressives have to join together and think about america and not all of our little pet peeves so to speak. we've got to set -- i think we have -- what you just said was profound. this isn't abuse. by the republican administration you know, so yes, this is a time when you say whoa! let's rethink this. now that we have, you know, both sides saying it's wrong. >> stephanie: right rick. we didn't hear a peep about civil liberties when bush was in office. >> caller: amen. >> stephanie: you can just hush now. >> the patriot act is our

truth, whole truth and nothing, darryl, but the truth. maybe unfamiliar to you. unaccepted by you. maybe offensive in its initial impact. it is going to be dangerous to your ego centered self concept. it is the truth. it is the gospel truth, we try to preach and teach it straight, no chaser. fewer discretion is advised. >> we have the same power by which he created the sun, moon and stars. we have the same power by which he set them in their heavenly place. we got the same power by which he established the foundation of this year, the mountain and valleys. poured out the oceans and seas. by which he lined up the horizon ahead of us. same power by which he made a way throughout red sea for israel and fiery furnace for daniel and dry bones to ezekiel. raging sea for the disciples. same power he opened blind eyes, mobilized paralyzed legs. raised his only begotten son. he conquered, same power by which he saved our soul and powered us to avoid that situation, resist the temptation and to outrun the seduction and the seducer! if you don't believe me, ask joseph. avoi

. >> stephanie: darryl, that would be my guess as to who should go to jail.in jail. >> stephanie: before i get to my next hate letter, i want to know that some people are going to miss us. including audra. by the way because i've been spinning every day, getting ready for my vacation because i will be doing bike riding among other things, audra will miss me. at least somebody will. ♪ we wish you well ♪ ♪ wherever you are heading we know you have to go ♪ ♪ we know you're going somewhere to ride your fancy bike ♪ ♪ you've been training for weeks now and it's time for steph to fly ♪ ♪ even though it kills us to go a week without ♪ >> stephanie: i know. be strong. ♪ you on radio or tv, we will survive so farewell ♪ ♪ we're gonna miss you ♪ ♪ miss you miss you ♪ ♪ farewell ♪ >> stephanie: all right bye-bye. ♪ we're all gonna miss you ♪ ♪ but we will survive ♪ >> stephanie: wow. now we can't leave for vacation without an overwrought vacation good-bye song from audra or without you playing vacation. >> that will be coming. >> stephanie: remember that time you forgot

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