the exclusiveness in elijah muhammad's original teachings. as abdus salam, in our interview will see, he also, over time, began to question the exclusivity in the original teachings of elijah muhammad that called for a separating of african-american peoples from caucasian peoples. of course, islam, our true- or let's say the traditional islamic doctrine is very inclusive- it calls for the equality of all people, justice for all peoples, and so we'll see later wd mohammed wrote- you know, he can certainly speak for himself- but he takes that role, learned the arabic, and developed the american muslim mission that is much more inclusive- in other, caucasians can go to it- originally not so within the movement. and of course, louis farrakhan- certainly you've heard of louis farrakhan- he, like a, you know, a lightning rod, he attracts negative attention from the media because he's a controversial and powerful figure, and he holds to elijah muhammad's teaching of a separate nation of islam, and he keeps to the quest here, at least to put it in my

and congressman elijah cummings had enough of the irs hearings. >> i am a member of the united states of america. i'm tired of this. >> and now we may know why. a shocking report, it all starts on the "kelly file" right now. >>> breaking tonight, exclusive new video from inside the western ranch showdown as violence nearly i results in a showdown with the government and tonight, we're learning that this fight may be far from over. welcome to the "kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the war between a rancher, supporters and the feds on the other side first gaining attention last wednesday with this tasering video. by saturday, it had come to a heads. cowboys and average americans and militia members on one side coming face-to-face with heavily-armed agents, federal and local. the rarcnchers determined to ta back mr. bundy's cattle seized by the government which had two court orders on its side. one way or another the ranchers were determined to get the cattle back however, and take a look at our exclusive video. >> let's talk. if they do this, not going to hold them back. >> hey, li

it's from the house oversight committee person under elijah cummings.ubject is house oversight committee minority staff and what they say is the house oversight committee requested any publicly available information on you, on true the vote and the house oversight come hmittee believes they havey other information publicly available and so on. it's clear that elijah cummings, democrats, wanted information on you and asked the irs for it and yet, he appears to be denying that in that subcommittee hearing. is that correct? >> absolutely. i think i would go beyond he appears to be. he lied. he inpuned me and the work of my organization and he did so with such brazenness that i think we need to call it what it is. he's lying. >> so now you've got the house oversight committee democrats coordinating with the irs. this isn't in the context of investigating what went wrong with the irs. this isn't elijah cummings' group saying let's figure it out. >> that's right. >> this is -- >> go ahead. >> this is the worst, this is the worst, you know t of your fears conf

elijah, protected by the stroller, is uninjured.ublic safety director jeffrey lewis is impressed by courier's quick actions. >> she acted very quickly, calmly. she ran immediately to the child and got the child out of harm's way. >> police later find the minivan abandoned nearby. but the driver is nowhere to be found. when police review the security video from inside the convenience store, they identify a 20-year-old antonio ragland. the muskeegan prosecutor's office issues an arrest warrant charging him with leaving the scene of a crime and driving without applying for a license. both are misdemeanors. in 2014 while in jail facing unrelated felony charges, ragland pleads no contest and is sentenced to 30 days in jail for his role in the stroller dragging incident. courier realizes just how fortunate she and elijah are to have escaped virtually unharmed. >> i realized how short life really is. i realized you have to cherish and love your kids no matter what. and hold them close because you don't know what can happen. >>> security ca

a wise apology with maryland democrat elijah cummings senior member on that panel. >> so you spoke about cummings but how did other members of congress react to what they were

. >> and now -- >> hi, daddy, it's me, elijah joe, your little boy. seem to have forgotten about me and mommy. >> now the incarcerated lovers might have another mouth to feed. >> either she's telling the truth or she's completely psychotic or both. >>> though grand rapids is the second largest city in michigan, its residents describe it in terms of small town charm and stable communities. on any given day, about a thousand others face uncertain futures. >> make sure you shut your door when you come out. make sure you make your bed. >> they reside behind the razor wire fences and brick walls of kent county jail. most of the inmates are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. upon being booked into the jail, they change street clothes for jail uniforms and leave personal possessions, including cash and jewelry in sealed bags that will be stored until you are released. >> the guy when he was doing the patdowns, we had a long discussion about it. he told me my tongue ring, that's got to come out. i'm like it doesn't come out. if they go to cut it

i'm elijah. >> elijah leads people to the messiah. >> i'm out looking. [laughter] he's not at the target. >> donald trump will be at this dais soon. >> no. >> may 27. >> i've got to see him. >> what would you say to him? >> i would say to donald trump -- i did a thing on donald trump about three years ago on the daily show. seriously, i can or member when it was, but it wasn't nice to stop it was funny. that's what i would say to you is next. about having him here. i got a call from his secretary and says donald trump wants to talk to you after i did this thing, the next day. i was really busy and my parents were coming to town. i was like -- i got my assistant to call his assistant and say i'm a busy man. and i'm thinking -- then he called the next day. and i say are you shitting me? i'm a comic and have too much to do. you're an entrepreneur, how can you have time? so i say don't call me again. is he coming here -- is he going to speak? no. i don't think -- he has had his time. once he got through -- when he kept with the birther thing, its self advert

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then we will ask tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democratic elijah cummings about hhs secretary sebelius's resignation and the controversy over equal pay for women. 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act where are we on civil rights today? we will have highlights from the civil rights summit at the lbj library in austin and our own summit with tavis smiley from cbs, nicole hanna jones of republican a and eric dyson of georgetown university and evan wolf son and look back at the boston marathon attack one year later. plus an all-star panel of analysts. 60 years of news, because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again, pro russian militants seized police stations in eastern ukraine, there is chaos and confusion today, ukrainian officials say gunfire was exchanged. pistol lard of sky news is there and filed this report for sky news by phone. >> the we are at the police headquarters, which remain firmly in the hands of those armed protesters and carrying ak-47s, pistols and holsters on their hips and remain firm

congressman elijah cummings fighting the good fight.hank you, sir. >>> yesterday during a house judiciary committee, a birther republican from texas basically threatened attorney general eric holder with another contempt vote, something that holder didn't take lightly, as you'll see here. take a look. >> now realize that contempt is not a big deal to our attorney general, but it is important that we have proper overnight. >> you don't want to go there, okay? >> i don't want to go there? >> no. >> about the contempt? >> you should not assume that that is not a big deal to me. i think it was inappropriate, i think it was unjust, but never think that was not a big deal to me. don't ever think that. >> so we've been trying to get to the bottom of fast and furious where people died, where at least a couple hundred mexicans died, and we can't get the information to get to the bottom of that, so i don't need lectures from you about contempt. >> and i don't need lectures from you either. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> unfortunatel

. >> elijah cummings tells dems to take the high ground on health care. >> the idea that we have nown rid of preexisting conditions, i think it's very significant. >> making affordable coverage available to all americans, including those with preexisting conditions is now an important goal of this law. >> we have got to look at the good things, and we've got to go out there and make it clear that it's something good for america. >> under this law, the share of americans with insurance is up and the growth of health care costs is down. >> joining me tonight, congressman elijah cummings of maryland. congressman, great to have you back with us. >> it's good to be with you, ed. >> pretty clear that it is all about repeal at this point. they want to vilify it to the max. sell hard that it's bad. and hope that it works. i mean, there's so much good in the law. and so the democrats need to do what at this point, as you see it? >> we've got to go out there and first of all emphasize what we believe. and that is that health care is not a privilege for some, but it should be a right for all am

>> you say what elijah cummings and others have said, that this is a political mugging. frankly, i have had my own experience with darryl issa, the committee chairman. he put out a report about housing a few years ago, with a very blatant error. and i saw him in the hall and said, let me prove to you how wrong this is. and he shrugged his shoulders and he said, well, that happens. no regard for the truth. you talked about a double standard. how we treated them. take benghazi and take libya. when many more americans were killed, it was early on -- i mean, lebanon. early on in my congressional service. under the presidency ronald reagan, there were a couple of hundred marines in a barracks in lebanon, that had been sent in there to try to stabilize the situation. and the place was unprotected. and a truck full of explosives drove in, and i don't know -- i think it was 280 marines, a terrible tragedy were killed. we democrats were in control of the congress. ronald reagan said, well, you know, it wasn't ready, but sometimes, when you're building a house, it takes longer to

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there is a seat for elijah and he never shows up. i'm elijah. [laughter] >> elijah is meant to lead people to the messiah, so -- >> yeah, i'm out looking. [laughter] he's not at the target. [laughter] >> donald trump will be at this day as soon. >> no! >> may 27, if you want to come down. what would you say to him? >> i would say to donald trump, oh, god. i did the thing on donald trump about three years ago on the daily show. i seriouslyof a -- can't remember what it was, but it was nice. it wasn't -- it was mean, it was funny. -- that's what i would -- aboutu, is next having him here. i got a call from his secretary. she called and said donald trump wants to talk to you after did this thing. i was really busy and my parents are coming to town. i got my assistant to call his assistant and just say [laughter][laughter] , i'm a busy man. and then he called next day. i am a comic and i have too much to do to have a conversation with you. you are an entrepreneur, how can you have time? [laughter] so i said, don't call me again. [laughter] is he com

elijah spanned unresponded no one had been in contact with true to vote.showing members of elijah cummings staff were in touch with the irs and not to mention lois learn his or her went out of her way to make sure that she got information directly to elijah cummings' office. his defense is that he was requesting public information, but let's not forget he said there was no communication in the first place and now he is admitting well, maybe there was communication but i was only requesting public information. >> right. so if this does, indeed, prove coordination or if there is further evidence that does, what are the ramifications we are going to be seeing? >> well, in the coordination fact here, it's very important to point out that the biggest issue when it comes to this case and emails being released is that elijah cummings repeatedly sending letters on true-to-vote on oversight committee letterhead asking lots of detail and prying questions it so happens the same questions and very similar questions if not identical questions were being asked of the gr

not to mention, let's not forget it wasn't just elijah cummings and senator white house.e 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. 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 pe

taught by alicia -- elijah mohammed to respect everyone who respects us. we must display courtesy and be polite. we are also taught that if at any time, anyone, in any way us, we areolence on within our religious right to retaliate in self-defense to the maximum degree of possibility. >> from october 1963, an interview with malcolm x. atday on american history tv 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. robert strauss was the last u.s. ambassador to the soviet union and the first to russia. he died on march 19 at the age of 95. he held several positions in politics, including dnc chairman. at his memorial service at the national cathedral, we heard vernonmes baker and jordan. this is about 30 minutes. >> we meet here this morning in god's house to remember robert strauss. you know, ladies and gentlemen, some inter-politics to accumulate power. others because politics provides them with the opportunity to implement policy. others are drawn to that bloodsport just for the pleasure of living in a world of adrenaline fed intrigue. and then there was bob strauss. rai

you have this partisan sniping pointing the finger at elijah cummings and the regular american strugglesbrate the weak from that but it matters in assessing their denials here. >> well, credibility does matter, and it is sad, i think, that if you look at the ratings of congress, they are, you know, in the pits. i served in the congress 12 years. i thought it was bad quite frankly when newt gingrich was the speaker of the house and i was a democrat. i thought that was a difficult time, but today the polarization is really, i think, quite harmful. i don't know how we're going to get beyond it. i hope we can. and come to the point where, you know, megyn, my first year in congress, my best friend was a republican member of congress, and i'm not sure those kinds of relationships occur or are even possible today. i think that's not good for the country. >> they could take a lesson from the supreme court where they have folks on the right side and the left side and they are close. the people in congress need to take a lesson and have a life-time relationship. governor, i got to run, great to se

they released what they call evidence of collusion between learner and elijah cummings. they claim the irs have released internal e-mails showing them contacting ms. learner directly inquiring about specific conservative nonprofit advocates as far back as august of 2012, a claim that has cummings repeatedly and vee mentally denying. he most recently denied those charges in february of this year. >> we want to get to the bottom of how these coincidences happened. and we're going to try to figure out if there was any staff of this committee that might have been involved and putting through the vote on the radar screen. we don't know that. but we're going to do everything we can do to try to get to the bottom of how did this all happen. >> want to thank the gentleman for his courtesy. what she just said is absolutely incorrect and not true. >> this is the same congressman who compared chairman issa to joe mccarthy in a press release. our first guest tonight will vote on contempt charges against learner tomorrow. he says it's simple when you have a duly issued subpoena, you

is this congressman elijah cummings. >> glums nothing to prevent him from putting it on the table to look at. >> issa technically has control of a lot of the messaging out of this committee and a lot of what becomes public. >> you mean elijah cummings? nothing has stopped him from talking. if he has the documents i'm sure he would put them out. >> there that's what democrats are, chicago. they are charging it's election year stunt. this san issue that really charges us republicans. >> if the republicans are wrong on, this i think that the democrats ought to come charging throughout with the right documents and not just that, you know, let's have it, right? >> yeah. and as alex said, this is something that's not going away any time soon. this is understood by both parties to be radioactive issue that, you know, anything that keeps us in the news is obviously god for republicans, but, it's also somewhat difficult for democrats to totally paint this as a sort of needless exercise. what they have done is focused on the investigator. darryl issa, and not as much on the problems at the age

a wise apology with maryland democrat elijah cummings senior member on that panel. >> so you spoke about how did other members of congress react to what they were told today. >> democrats tried to spin this as essentially this was republicans trying to make the health care law look bad once again. but a top republican said it isn't just the gop that is upset. >> with all the headlines, all the problems associated with the federal exchange you've got a democrat congressman from the state of maryland saying you guys are such a mess, we should bag this and go to the federal exchange. >> i testified i.t. didn't work. i don't disagree we had a major i.t. problem. it was overcoming that problem that allowed us to hit our enrollment quote. >> he emphasized the positive they reach enrollment goal. two years and $200 million later maryland is scrapping its exchange and buying the technology connecticut used. gretchen. >> that's whey heard. mike emanuel, thanks so much. >>> major developments in the irs targeting scandal now. house oversight committee announcing honest website moments ago it's goi

. >> well, the same thing that they used with the president, elijah cummings. america, we're culturally conditioned to believe that you can undervalue, underestimate and marginalize someone like eric holder. the reality is that you can't. and what you saw in eric holder is the same thing that you saw with congressman elijah cummings. people aren't going to take it anymore. they're not going to be told what they think, and it's, you know, in some private, polite company, we refer to it as righteous indignation. bottom line is, i'm so proud of eric holder in the way that he responded, and i think he put the congressman in his place. >> now, you know, susan, you've been around and have watched the congress and reported on the congress for a while. have you ever seen the tone and language like you've seen under attorney general holder? >> i actually think there's an animous that exists between the attorney general and some of the republicans in congress. it's much deeper than between the president and the republican congress. and i'm not entirely sure where it come

not to mention, let's not forget it wasn't just elijah cummings and senator white house. 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 w

on the other hand, congressman elijah cummings of that caucus said paul ryan still has a lot to learnde is back with us. he was here earlier on the show. corey is of the root. he, i believe, is here with us. thank you so much, sir. >> hi. >> tell us, what do you think the focus of these conversations behind closed doors were? >> first of all, when's the last time we've seen a republican and a democrat appearing together from the house, appearing together at a press conference. that byi istself is an interestg optic for the american public to see. they talked about the main tenants that separate both parties, right? so the congressional black caucus, they're adamant about protecting the social safety net. and the paul ryan budget, which really speaks far clearer about his positions on helping the poor than anything he said today, you know, that paul ryan budget would propose enormous cuts in food stamps and medicare, even privatizing different parts of medicare. >> and the congressional black caucus's policies really aim at combatting inequality through some of those mechanisms, correc

congressman elijah cummings is exactly right. you can't change sterling, but you can change the lives of african-americans, people of color for the better, if you vote to help them out. the report couplings is talking about is very disturbing. the report from the center for global policy solutions shows that there is a massive wealth gap in this country between white americans and black americans. white americans have a median net worth of $100,000, black americans have a median net worth of just $7,000. on average. it's a fact. white people own 15 times more than black people in america. how did that ever happen? well, let me tell you something, you're not going to address this gap unless you change the minimum wage, the numbers are what they are. and it's going to be awfully hard to turn this around overnight. but it's about opportunity to get involved in the economy with some level of sensibility and fairness. the first step is fixing and raising you the minimum wage. earlier today, the united states senate, they had a chance

then we will ask tennessee republican marsha blackburn and maryland democratic elijah cummings aboutecretary sebelius's resignation and the controversy over equal pay for women. 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act where are we on civil rights today? we will have highlights from the civil rights summit at the lbj library in

office when we have e-mails saying just the opposite and we now have more information that people like elijah cummings and carl evan were using their contact with the irs to go against political enemies of the president. that's supposed to be illegal, right? >> yeah, that's absolutely illegal. you cannot use the irs to bully your political opponents. and he hit the nail on the head, we don't have an independent prosecutor just yet. it's amazing that we had an independent prosecutor look at the clinton white water loans when we don't have one here. are we going to have teleprompters pleading the 5th? you shouldn't have an irs official being allowed to take the 5th. give her immunity and would she have to testify at hundreds of hearings and answer every question? i'm worried that no prosecutor would take up this case if you give her immunity. >> i'm thinking that what you're saying is if you give her immunity, if she is called again as a witness, she will not be able to plead the 5th, correct? >> that's the idea here. it really does make my skin crawl, the idea that we have a public official th

we, for instance, found out that there was a staffer for elijah cummings in the house who had communication with the irs about one of these groups, and it happened to be a group that mr. cummings was targeting and the irs was targeting. how much more interaction went on? that's an interesting and important question. because members of congress, they're allowed to put out letters calling on regulators to do things, hauling them in front of committees or having ongoing communication with them about ongoing actions is potentially a big no-no. >> dan, do you think this story, the irs scandal, does it still have traction with voters, and will it have traction in november? >> you know, i think it does, stuart. because what was going on here was that the government was using the internal revenue service, an agency most people basically are a little bit afraid. and clearly, they were sent after these tea party groups, many of them just citizens organizing out in the country and towns with names no one has ever heard of to do some politics. those groups quit under the intimidation. many of them disb

elijah much like him. it's a real headache and was completely dark and had the spotlight and we did do was walk around looking down with a spotlight to try find a case and to this insidious means that you've been looking at until twelve hours later. dos evening just hours and hours of them would then have to be an alliance. just to get an idea on how difficult it would cost that investigators are facing this image here is an image of one cubic meter concrete wall. i'm just a small slice alaska. this particular scam result. speaking in a live cd while the new ocean of underwater mountains and value to the temple so we are scans from detecting the racket the challenges don't end there. this is the thompson. he's been involved in the pleadings and record what objects across the street and he describes how precise the investigators will have to be when and if you find any signs of an hp seven zero and we've had situations wherein fifty meters of water still alive we know it he's been wanting to spend an hour a

it was said and eighty six kilometers northwest of chile's my morning walk elijah says it has classified the disappearance of life image for the seventy s a criminal investigation. prime minister not give razak is scheduled to visit the west just read in capital to die then he will express his gratitude to the international search efforts. according to the latest information from his study of maritime safety or party. the designated search area for wednesday is closer to the west is friday and cuts now about fifteen hundred kilometers northwest of perth. meanwhile the intensity of the hunt continues to increase the british ministry of defence said a royal navy submarine has abided in the southern indian ocean to help with the such the ministry added that the british royal navy source of a ship is also due to join the hunt soon. meanwhile chinese and us military and crops have departed from perth to continue to die he haunts the search area is roughly the size of our island chinese premier league coach adam says despite the great challenges the search efforts of the malaysian plight in ca

we, for instance, found out there was a staffer for elijah cummings in the house who had had communications with the irs about these groups. it happened to be a group mr. cummings was targeted and irs was targeting. how much interaction went on. that's an interesting and important question. members of congress calling on regulators to do things, hauling in front of committees, having communication about ongoing action is potentially a big no no. >> dan, do you think this story, the irs scandal, does it still have traction with voters and will it have traction in november? >> i think it does. what's going on here, the government was using internal revenue service, an agency most people are a little bit afraid of. clearly they were sent after these tea party groups. many citizens organizing out in the country and towns and names no one has heard of to do some politics. those groups quit under this intimidation. many disbanded. i think that sort of thing does have resonance with voters. it's going too far. >> last word. >> ought to resonate with democrats, too. we don't want to go down a path

stuart: we are learning about that exchange was elijah cummings and darrell issa.arrell issa is accusing cummings of colluding with the irs to target the conservative group true the vote. darrell issa says a member of cummings's staff repeatedly contacted the irs asking for derek. lerner, the woman at the heart of the scandal was involved in responding to those requests. monica crowley is here. that is not all. dave camp, his committee has released information that shows that lois lerner went around people, over their heads and quite deliberately targeted karl rove's crossroads group and said why aren't you auditing crossroads? goes on. >> this is the tip of the iceberg. those two groups, karl rove's crossroads, high-profile groups, people generally know what they are and who they are, who represents the mend what they do but think about the countless small local tea party groups, pro-life groups, religious groups that were targeted in the same way by the irs and don't get this notoriety. that is what the team is looking into. interesting that it was dave camp and

you are all welcome and we stop with an update on the search operation for the missing relation to elijah. it's not that the guys since the beijing bound plane vanished after taking off from kuala lumpur up with two hundred and thirty nine people on board. and today's developments on to the chinese ship as it acted up hopes the signal in the indian ocean with the same frequency demented mind the planes back to reporters but nothing has been confirmed yet. concern is growing as the batteries powering the headlights three seventies black boxes are about to run out. according to the georgia agency coordination center in perth today said it is focused on two hundred and sixteen thousand square kilometers of the southern indian ocean that some two thousand kilometers northwest of perth said she has to be re fines based on continuing groundbreaking and multidisciplinary technical analysis of satellite communication. the chinese military and crop as a lip the airport. china solution on il seventy six is joined by none other than the three planes to civilian their crops and thirteen ships the coo

taught by the honorable elijah mohammed to be -- to obey the law, to respect everyone who respects us. are taught to display courtesy, but also flex orn any way and seeks to inflict violence upon us, we are within our religious right to retaliate in self-defense to the maximum degree of our ability. from october 1960 three, an interview with nation of islam today onlcolm x, american history tv's reel america. on c-span3. supreme court reporters, former law works and colors discuss transparency in the haitians highest court. the event was part of sunshine week. this is one hour 10 minutes. >> i want to welcome you all this morning. thank you for coming. my name is tony morrow and i am on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press, which is co-sponsoring this. and i want to thank n.y.u. also for sponsoring this event. i have also covered the supreme court for 34 years and have been immersed in these issues for pretty much all of that time. this is the second discussion we have had on the subject of transparency at the supreme court. the last one was a few

. >> reporter: all these allegations of the raipging member elijah cummings colluding and hiding some of the testimony and document, do you expect fireworks? >> reporter: all indications there will be. a lot of republicans i have spoken with say they expect distractions and games from the democrats on the panel. on the ways and means committee all the democrats voted against sending a criminal letter to about lois lerner. these hearing related to lois lerner have been testy so you better believe fireworks are likely. >> reporter: a testy exchange between issa and cummings when the microphone was shut down. martha: a stunning new part of this story. darrell issa claims elijah cummings tried to dig up dirt on a tea party group and he tried to get the irs and lois lerner's help in that matter. this is the latest in a bitter feud between i issa and cumming. remember lois lerner's last appearance on the hill? >> i'm a member of the united states of america house. we represent 700,000 people. you cannot have a one-sided investigation. that's absolutely something wrong with that and it's abs

are on them, and when i say actors i refer to anyone less than 18 years of age, river phoenix or elijah wood or something like that. one thing that gets me is that our society is so adamant about the adult-child sexual issues, yet they, and as you know, media provides sex for enticement to whatever product they are attempting to sell, and sometimes they present us with children with no clothes on in soap commercials and things like that. those things disturb me. those things disrupt my serenity. i am too young in the recovery to be able to shut off the impulses that go through my body. >> while most agree that they don't want these men living next door to them, many patients' rights advocates advocate it is wrong to keep them locked up in a mental institution indefinitely after they have served out the sentences. a class action suit filed by inmates says they are wrongfully incarcerated. matthew hennessey works with the svps and he has heard many of the complaints. >> if you try to put yourself in their shoes for a little bit, you can understand why. a lot of the men have been in prison