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the white house yesterday and as late as this morning was expressing full confidence in julia pi erson as director of the secret service. but recent and accumulating events, that's the phrase of the day, had led the president and director of homeland security jay johnson to believe that it was time to look for a new direction. ms. pierson had undergone a grilling by both republicans and democrats at capitol hill. she said she was outraged as well. nanny pelosi, chuck schumer, elijah cummings, who led the hearing yesterday, and the hearing where julia was excoriated and raked over the coals. just after president obama thank her for her service. >> she offered her resignation because she pleased it was in the best interest of the agency to which she has dedicated her career. the secretary agreed with that assessment. the president did as well. over the last several days we've seen recent and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency, and the president concluded that new leadership of that agency was required. >> recent and accumulating reports. three days

law ersonally went through school on loans, i think my opponent is well benefited from student loans, want to make sure those remain available for those who cannot afford education, having said that we do need to figure out how to lower the cost of education. turn that year into a free year of college and it would not cost the state a lot of money to do that, we could make that the first year of a two-year degree. if every american in the workforce had one more year of education that the gross of our domestic product over the past six years would have been half a point greater. is the best thing we can do to help middle working class families. >> first of all patrick, i've never called to do away with student loans let me be clear about that, i am convinced that an unlimited flow of several colleges has caused the greed of tuition to rise, making it very difficult for her middle income and low income families to receive a higher education. i have taken a student loan and i have paid them back and i understand the pain of paying the back. of the school and went to was $20,000 a year. n

never told this there was another story of a erson in washington named hercules. he was wa's cook. apparently one of the top five cooks in the country. he would have been up -- right? because he was the man. and lurk lease was in asladelphia at the same time the time when thomas jefferson not only with sally who was but his brother his cook and who had been trained in france to cook off of the hook, right? sally hemming's brother buys her freedom. said, you can buy your freedom but train someone else o work for me before i let you go. which he did. he's in philadelphia at the same time as hercules. see this going on. he knew that he had escaped. hercules takes off. washington looks for him. hercules is gone. we don't get these stories. another character that paul s in this period is jennings. paul jennings was a slave to the madisons. to john and dolly madison. now he was there when they burned down the white house. n fact, the very day that the british were down the road and they could see the smoke coming buildings, he was in the white house packing stuff. an hour or f within so

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first erson convicted under this statute was convicted in federal court, upheld in the circuit courtappeals, conviction thrown out by the supreme court of the united states because the supreme court said willfully means willfully intending to violate the law, not will thrill intending to make the deposit. what did congress do? removed the word "will thrill" from the statute. so now anybody who willfully, negligently or ignorantly makes deposits slightly under $10,000 is presumed, on a regular basis, is presumed to be violating the law, and the irs can seize that money until the decision is made whether or not to prosecute them. stuart: well, let's bring up a case that you and i discussed on this program sometime ago, the story that we had earlier. we had a woman on the show earlier this year, actually. her family's grocery store in michigan was targeted by this irs law, if you want to call it that. just listen to the lady. did they seize everything that you've got in the account? >> yes. stuart: what did they say to your dad when he was in the store? >> they accused him of money laun

. >> erson's resignation. >> democratic and republicans had criticism. tell us about the man charged with cleaning up the agency. >> he's a temporary replacement but veteran of the agency, joseph clan see. he left the service and went to comcast, the head of their security department, but he has been lured back at least temporarily and will be put in charge of the agency and hopefully putting it back in shape. >> what type of changes can we expect going forward? >> well, as many have said, even those who have been some of director pierson's strongest critics say this is not her problem. she was there 18 months. there is much broader problems. there will now be a blue ribbon panel appointed by the head of the department of homeland security, which oversees the secret service, h expected to report back to say what thanks need to be made. there obviously will be changes made in what was once seen as a very, very elite agency. >> lisa stark, thank you very much. >> todd kyle is a former assistant secretary with the department of home land security. he's now

energy burst open and all of the coal ash spilled river.e dan it was not named after me but i that is ersonally contaminated my river affecting drinking water. the speaker passed a bill we will cally says require four of these coal ash up but the rest which is about 30 we don't have to get to them. we will take time. it is a great break for duke energy and the others that own in northbad for people carolina who depend on surface water for drinking water. why tom the reasons tillis is one of the members of dozen.s dirty time on the linois line. caller: good morning. mr. weiss, i have a little comment here. 80-year-old man and i have been around a long time and one of these every rich people that live in drive -- they fly all over the world in their jets. they drive porsches, all the big cars, and they are the ones that are pushing this climate change. you guys want is all of us ordinary people to have to suffer suffer. when they show how many in the air, is that pollution? i want you to answer that for me. guest: thank you for the question. i tend to think of it as you are 80 years young. we are