>> yes. >> and you r email? >> yes. >> and the response to that email is the first page of exhibit 50. you see that, that's an email you sent january 2, 2012, at 11:18 a.m. >> yes. >> ok. now, what's the first line of the email that you wrote to ivory madison? >> i am agreed with everything. >> and by that you meant you agreed with everything she wrote to you? >> do you want to explain what i mean with that? >> you wrote i am agree with everything. do you mean you agree. >> yes, in her email. she said. >> ms. lopez, i haven't finished my question. as of january 2, when you wrote this, did you agree with everything that she wrote to you? >> she said in her email, you have to call -- i don't remember which line it is, but i know that she said that you have to call the police to just say theo had run into -- i think she took that run outside from this email -- just stay still and run into a neighbor's house or down the street and lock yourself in the car or in the same room with him even if he's calmed down, whatev

and then i wrote an email like you don't mess this -- this email. and i really hope you respect my feelings. >> you don't remember having a phone call with linnette peralta haynes that lasted 15 minutes and 36 seconds before sending this email to ms. madison? >> yes. that phone call was 15 minutes when i was talking with her, i just realized that the video was in -- she had a video so i closed the conversation and i wrote this. >> ok. so in the phone call with ms. peralta haynes, did you discuss sending this email to ms. madison? >> no. >> ok. and i'd like you to look at another exhibit, exhibit 5 9. and the phone call says you had another conversation that lasted one minute and 20 second. and this email that's exhibit 5 9 was sent at 4:16 p.m. right after that call. >> uh-huh. >> did you discuss sending this email with linnette peralta haynes? >> no. no. actually, i wrote this email around 11:00 but i didn't send it because i think she will respect me, so that was already wrote in my -- >> and when you wrote to ms. madison, i've been calling social

business or as a reminder from you in your personal email account to your business email account to remind you of stuff that needs to be done. >> yes. or to transmit, for instance, draft letters back to this committee. >> i know as a part of the emails that your office has provided there are a number of official i.g. emails that appear to have been sent from your personal, as you stated -- stated, your yahoo email account as opposed to to the i.g. account and i would ask at the desk, you can clearly see from the exhibit that we have on the screen, we have an email that was sent from steven hargrove. it wasn't from you, obviously to you as a reminder but it was sent from steven with the i.g.'s office obviously to your personal email account and down at the bottom the statement, "i have no problem working closely with the department on this" and the whole purpose of this email, the discussion, was the safety oversight board that has been the center of this discussion today. the statement "i have no problem working with the department on this or other issues, i probably did not realize

house email accounts and scheduled meetings away from the white house n.ive to meet him at a coffee shop to avoid showing up on the white house visitors log. rick, what were the emails about? >> this is in the middle of the health care debate. the white house is furiously cutting deals and trying to keep congressional coalitions on board. so these are pharma and others. they need a sign on. they needed them to stay on board. they are cutting side deals and going back to capitol hill, trying to balance the competing coalitions and at the same time, they are telling the public, this is the moist transparented bill process you have ever seen. they said they would have all the conference committee investigations on c-span so they were really playing dirty politics. >> greta: in my office, i have three email accounts. i use which are one comes up. sometimes it's the personal, sometimes it's fox. there is nothing in my emails. is it possible that -- i mean, does it look deliberate? or does it look like jim does emails like i do? >> there may be some of both. in

. >> were you aware that she was drafting this email?> did she discuss and the subsequent telephone call at 4 collect 18 it -- i am sorry. that was not to you. i apologize. the four-o'clock 14 call, substance to that call? >> no. >> all right. is this email, the way that it is written, consistent with your observation of ms. lopez's language abilities? >> like i said, i think i have always said one weeks -- i have only seen one email, maybe two during the campaign, so i do not think i am a very good judge for the question you just asked. >> did you draft any portion of this email and send it to ms. lopez. >> absolutely not. >> did you draft any portion of the prior email at 4:14? >> no. >> ok. i am informed that you need to take a break. >> my son is probably crying right now. >> how much time do you need? >> i will try to speed him on. probably 15 minutes. i think that is the shortest. >> absently. take y/óvrx[a time and let us kw when you are done. >> thank you. >> in the meantime, how is our court reporter doing? >> i need a break. >>

>> yes. >> and this is a copy of that email? >> yes. >> you reference in the email, you ask ivory madison to send you the information from the therapist. >> uh-huh. >> had ivory madison offered to get some information for you? >> yes. >> you also mentioned that there's a line here that says, looks like ross, in doing research, too, i assume that means looks like ross is doing research, too? just a typo? >> yes. >> ok. what was your husband doing on january 1 with regard to what had happened on december 31? >> at the end of the day on december 31, we had a conversation and i told him this cannot happen, this is wrong, and i was telling him we need therapy, counseling. i was telling him that for the last year, and i think this is an important moment and you have to realize that we need help and he said, you are right. he realized that that was wrong and he took it very seriously, and he told me i'm going to looking for someone and i say i'm going to looking for someone, too. >> you mentioned that. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. so when

it is just the emails, right? >> yeah.ails and authorities have said they just come out even in the last half an hour and say they don't believe there was a plan in place for him to follow through on those emails. the fact that the emails were so detailed. the fact that he had followed through in their opinion, setting fires, they think this could have manifested into something. he hadn't gone out and purchased the weapons yet. he didn't have the stuff in his house. but he definitely had an email plan in place, shepard, for them, that's threat enough. we know from aurora any threat like at at all cannot be taken likely. >> no doubt at all. the judge in the murder case against a florida neighborhood watch men will not step down. judge kenneth lester denied a request to disqualify himself. the defense lawyers accused him of showing bias when he made, quote, disparaging remarks about their client george zimmerman. the judge said the motion was legally insufficient. he admits he killed trayvon martin back in february. he claim

one email. >> juan: you dismiss this as one email. >> it's clear plart sandwich hunt.ooking for some reason. this solyndra witch-hunt goes on and on and on rather than committing jobs. sometimes high tech ventures fail. >> 165 billion? that's a lot of money. >> for every google, every facebook. you know how many companies that didn't do well. this is high tech and cutting edge. >> here is the thing, john, really the hardware store owner has to give an arm, first born and probably 300 documents to get a small business loan. you know these guys in a record amount of time were able to get $535 million. i mean, i just felt bad for small businesses they don't get the same treatment. >> you love america, right? >> yes, of course, you want america to be energy independent it ain't happening with coal and oil. >> could have been taken if we could have taken $535 million and had more clean coal energy instead obama administration has killed coal industry something we know we have. as well as natural gas. drill offshore. >> juan: let me say here this investigation was not bipart

it is not just email. if we have an investigation that is predicated on what enforcement on somebody who hold secret security clearance, has access to military bases, we have broadened it wider. >> thank you, the chairman has been generous with the time. but just to follow, talk to us about what political sensitivity -- you have a reference in the report on page 60 that the washington field office indicated the subject is "politically sensitive." what types of things are politically sensitive and inquiries of this type? >> i will go back to the comments made, that i don't believe political sensitivity had anything to do with the decisions that were made here. the commission found, i think, the same exact thing. there are sensitivities as it relates to the first amendment. there are sensitivities as it relates to civil liberties and civil rights. i think our job with the powers given to us by congress are to make sure that we keep this country safe while protecting civil liberties and civil rights. it is a

here are some emails i sent saying this. but it will show the investigation already started and to cover his flight, he sent out these emails. >> is he likely to be called to testify? rex is a likely possibility. >> are there americans at wound hospital now? >> yes. throughout this entire time, there were about 20 to 25 different american advisers who bit the hospital at a regular basis. >> during a hearing last week, democratic congress member john tierney asked schuyler geller about who saw the conditions in the hospital before those a decided to blow the whistle. >> all the years we've been in afghanistan before you arrived, how many people went through that hospital and saw those conditions and said nothing? >> scores of mentors and scores of general officers. >> michael hastings, your response? >> it is sad. it is tragic. we have $180 million going to this hospital system in a couple. it is one of the stops along the parade of one congressman or generals would come and toured the country. this is the hospital we would s

not in an email. >> really?d to. >> text. >> that's strictly or texts. >> that doesn't go in email. >> is that a book lol, omg, text. >> really? i didn't know that. >> sos text or email why would you write sos. >> if you need help. >> save our what? >> save our seals? what are you talking about. >> emailing sos, you have issues. >> sinking ship, maybe? >> there is a lot more problems if you are emailing urgent calls for help. >> i guess. so send a letter. number one, don't say kisses and give that little smiley. >> don't do that. >> number two, grammar and spelling mistakes, i don't mind that at all. i don't expect great grammar. >> i don't try to do grammar and spelling mistakes sometimes on blackberry emailing quickly. >> the out of the office message from you yesterday sent you an email. aly i know you got my email don't give me out-of-the office garbage. i know you have a blackberry. >> endearment phrase is like sugar by and honey bunch. >> i do that all the time. >> why did you send me hone -- honey bunch?

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s office personal email account. at the bottom, the statement i have no problem working with the department on this, and the whole purpose was the safety oversight board that has been the center of discussion today. the statement i have no problem working with the department on this or other issues, i probably did not realize the majority of my staff understands it. so based on that this individual who sent you an e-mail to your was he inaccount, violation of the policy by sending and corresponding with you on your personal account, and is it fair for us to be curious as to the use of your personal account that could be in violation of the i.g. policy you claim you have? >> i do not know the details of the policy other than for on sensitive and -- sensitive information needs to be encrypted. i do not know if in 2010 we had capacity to access to e-mail from home like this. we do now. i am not sure that we did at the time. >> can you provide us with copies of any internal i.g. policies for use of personal e- mail on co

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it is not just email. if we have an investigation that is predicated on what enforcement on somebody who hold secret security clearance, has access to military bases, we have broadened it wider. >> thank you, the chairman has been generous with the time. but just to follow, talk to us about what political sensitivity -- you have a reference in the report on page 60 that the washington field office indicated the subject is "politically sensitive." what types of things are politically sensitive and inquiries of this type? >> i will go back to the comments made, that i don't believe political sensitivity had anything to do with the decisions that were made here. the commission found, i think, the same exact thing. there are sensitivities as it relates to the first amendment. there are sensitivities as it relates to civil liberties and civil rights. i think our job with the powers given to us by congress are to make sure that we keep this country safe while protecting civil liberties and civil rights. it is a

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so to come first in the songes promise to keep publishing millions of emails to cast new light on the syrian crisis in a rare interview given to a south american t.v. network their promise to show just how comfortable the west used to be with president assad and how the media is currently being manipulated to vilify him and soldiers also criticize washington's harassment of wiki leaks saying speaking the truth should never be considered a crime in mention how the west is turning into a surveillance mega-state which he believes makes a mockery of human rights the whistleblower voiced his belief that the case against him is really a case against we killings but he remains hopeful that swedish prosecutors will eventually drop the investigation or for more on this i can now hear from the leader of the u.k. pirate party joining me live in the u.k. well these so-called syria files that are currently being published on wiki leaks consist of something something like two and a half million e-mails from syrian political insiders touch on the sort of subject matter but what do you think this inf

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