we will not know for sure until we get the new fec chairman installed.il we know for sure whether or not they will be able to participate. >> these airways belong to the american taxpayer. if you cut out two of the biggest bidders, the price goes down. thank you for being with us. robert mcdowell. >> thank you so much. ♪ melissa: cabbies los angeles protesting with their horns tuesday. taxi drivers surrounded city hall. the drivers say these services are not regulated by the city and pose a danger to passengers. the volcanoes on the alaska peninsula that began erupting weeks ago are getting stronger. ash is reaching as high as 28,000 feet. smaller planes have to reroute flight plans. the city of las vegas publishing an open letter reminding what happens in vegas stays in vegas. here is the ad. this campaign is directed to at&t, verizon and google. these companies also received letters. vegas should be kept private. nsa, stay away. it says that at the bottom of the ad. that is your west coast minute. dennis: let's head to the floor of the nyse. mr. willis

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that's a fec check of fox 5 on e traffic. >>> attorney general eric holder on the hot seat this time on on claims that the u.s. is collecting information from allo calls made the in u.s. >> they monitor the records of 120 million verizon customers,r we now know the program goes beyond verizon and has been ongoing for several years withay the knowledge of top law makers in capitol hill. >>> meanwhile federal briberyra charges are lexpected to bed e filed against former d.c. council michael brown. >> sherri ly is in the studio with the new developments. >> reporter: tony, sarah, michael brown plans to plead to guilty to two federal chargesal according to "the washington wan post." the former councilmember ismber accused of accepting payments at from undercover agents. agents. federal prosecutors are expected to file those charges as early as today.as toda sources told the post brown broke the news to friends and political supporters on on conference call last night. brown lost his relex bid for thr council last fall and leftan office in january. janu the charges filed will represen ano

in 2012, snowden twice donated to ron paul's presidential campaign, according to fec documents. here is what edward snowden told "the guardian" about his greatest fear. >> the greatest fear that i have regarding the outcome for america, of these disclosures is that nothing will change. people will see the media, all of these disclosures, they will know the length that the government is going to grant themselves powers, unilaterally to create greater control over american society and global society. but they won't be willing to take the risks necessary to stand up and fight to change things. so force their representatives to actually take a stand in their interests. >> joining me now, alex wagner and chris hayes, and alex wagner, having heard edward snowden's greatest fear, i'm almost guaranteeing him the delivery of his greatest fears, yes, nothing will happen because in order for something to happen it will take an act of congress signed by president obama, and i can't imagine any legislation in this area getting through either house of congress. >> yes, lawrence, you talked ab

fec intimidation. epa discrimination. doj intimidation. nsa corruption. in it goes on and on and on terms of the abuse and the corruption in the government that wants to control all of our lives. and that's wy you are here and that's why i'm here. because we're not going to be ignorant to the truth. we're not going to be ignorant to the facts. because i know everybody in this room believes and feels as i do. we're going to take our government back. after i dropped out of the presidential race because of the viciousness of the media, they thought i was going to be quiet. that's not going to happen. that's not going to happen. here's how we take our government back. before you stop a train, you ave to slow it down. too many people are discouraged because they think that this is a sprint. it's a marathon. this train is running full speed down the tracks towards socialism and towards communism. yes, i said it. that's where we're headed. before we stop it and reverse it we've got to slow it down. that's what we do in 2014. we focus on slowing it down. now, i r

she was at the fec telling republican candidates you need to quit and never run for office again.as been using this bully nature of government. we are sick and tired of government bullies and we need to shend them home. -- we need to send them home. bill: you are talking about lois lerner. do you think it stops with her? >> what i'm worried about is there may be a culture of corruption within this. you have government unions which have gotten so large and they give all of their money to democrats. so my question is, are they not only politically active but are they using their day job to go after people that they disagree with politically? this is very troublesome. a year ago we had the epa official who said we should do what the romans did. we need to crucify 5 or 6 businessmen when they go into town to make sure they are duly afraid of their government. bill: you are saying this is institutional within the irs. >> i don't know. not on do the people need to be fired but there needs to be a special investigation from top to bottom and finding out, are people using their personal p

i am on fec. we did on visa. 20 --rrent present the is in 2003. we reduced the that -- i think that will be a good thing. can you believe this could have with an immigration bill together? we could have done better work. the republican and house passed a bill last year that the senate killed. now democrats are trying to pass a bill for illegals and the republicans killed that. host: a big week in washington for the supreme court. we have had coverage here on c- span of their decisions on gay marriage as well as the voting rights act. the new york times has a piece this morning -- front page of "the new york times " " this morning. and "usa today" has this piece -- kennedy sided with the below that, in political news, net to pelosi is saying democrats are uniting behind "clinton 2016." democrats uniting behind clinton 2016. lots of story about the marriage in the papers this morning, about how the federal government will do with benefits after the supreme court struck down the defense of marriage act. here is "the wall street journal" -- is open "

obama to nominate two to be fec commissioners -- ricky in albany, georgia is on our line for democrats. caller: hey. i -- itng a veteran, could be lives lost behind this leak. in iraq.ugth ight responsibility falls on the individual. lives could be lost behind this. i don't like it. i think he should be charged with espionage. host: we are going to move on to jeff on our line for republicans. caller: i have a problem with this guy being called a "spy." i have another problem with leakers being called "criminals." it seems like there were guns being shipped over to mexico a while back. that guy got demoted when he leaked that information. this guy leaked the nsa information and now he is being called a criminal. i am wondering if these people should be called criminals because of that information? host: paul is on georgia for are on our lineeorgia for democrats. go ahead. and were snowden had stayed in america there would have been the same consequences. with being charged espionage because he leaked it from another country? host: do you think would still charge him if he'd leaked them

a bipartisan fec report issued earlier this year found that prices in the wireless marketplace were downnd that investments have gone up. similarly, more manufacturers develop it -- developing innovative mobile devices, and consumers are reaping the benefits. wireless terriers certainly do not -- carriers certainly do not need the government's help. they already have contract law rights, such as an early termination fee, to ensure customers live up to the terms of those contracts. so adding heavy-handed copyright penalties, including hefty criminal fines, simply marries the sledgehammer to the fly. my position is pretty simple -- the relationship between wireless carriers and the customer should be governed by contract law, not copyright law, and certainly not criminal law. while there is broad support for overturning a librarian's decision, there is also an ongoing debate over the best way to accomplish this objective. i have been thinking about this issue for some time now. here is where i stand -- first, i do not think that we should kick the can down the road. we should fix this prob

they extend throughout the federal government to places like the fec, the fcc, the hhs, and the sec,and as all americans know, even to the irs. these assaults have often been aided and abetted by allies in congress. as for the irs, i have got a phone call from a constituent last year who said he'd been subjected to extensive questioning and unreasonable deadlines from the irs. when similar complaints followed, i sent a letter to commissioner shulman asking for assurances that there was not any political targeting going on. i said public office in the irs depended on it. six weeks later i got a response from stephen miller in which he said to move along, nothing to see here. well, we know that was not the case. we now know the irs was actually engaged in the targeted slow-walking of applications of conservatives and others who were criticizing how the government was being run. you get audited for criticizing the government is being run? it overwhelmed him with questions and paperwork and in some cases initiate audits. in one case a irs agent demanded that the board members of the iowa