mohammed el erian, ceo of him co, and austan goolsbee, former chairman of the council of economics adviser, and austan you've expressed concern about the forced budget cuts. does friday's job report give you any sense of optimism about whether we can sustain jobs growth into the summer? >> only a little. you know, you never want to make too much of any one month but it was a solid month. my fear is that over the summer, it's not a real magic secret here, if the growth rate of the economy is going to be only a little above 2%, the unemployment rate is not going to come down very fast. we're not going to generate this kind of job growth faster than this on a sustained basis and that's what we need to do. >> mohammed, are we stuck here, mohamed el erian with a jobless rate ticking down sometimes but not falling? >> so we've taken a big step towards a better outcome. i'm actually quite encouraged by friday's jobs report. if you look at the last three months we've created 212,000 jobs, long-term unemployment is coming down, like you said the unemployment rate is coming down for the right reason

'' it is not a battle of dendrites it is a culture war but is he too soft or did you want to hear him co stronger? >> hit is interesting he is taking over the presidency and david keene has been on fox a lot and is very comfortable with me and other reporters but he is a different type of president less comfortable with the media, publicity shy but he agrees when he brings to the table is the is a lawyer to build a legal team because the nra said the almost won the fight on capitol hill. reid on see anything more will happen there. we're keeping vigilance but where this goes now is in the courts in the states because the push back of the laws colorado, connecticut, maryl and they are so radical an unconstitutional and somebody like jim porter has that legal brain. lori: using jim porter would be behind senator mansion as the is reintroducing some of bill to require criminal background checks? teasing us a president would support getting behind a bill like that? >> absolutely not the nra is opposed to his efforts and senator jimmy has already dropped out and there democrats and republican

agent labels him a co-conspirator. they pulled his security badge records, phone logs and personal emails, but they never charged him with a crime. reaction is fierce. executive vice president of to be news, we are outraged to learn that james rosen was named a criminal co-conspirator for doing his job. it's downright chilling. as the story developments in more details, fox news chairman roger ailes reacted. the administration's attempt to intimidate fox news and its employees will not succeed and their excuses will neither stand the test of law, test of decency nor the test of time. we won't allow a kli mat of intimidation unseen since the mccarthy rar to frighten us from the truth. that was pretty dark day. >> that was the early '50s and many people lived in fear. i think periods are comparable. it's quite something. i'm intrigued to say that president obama says, quote, troubled by it but keeps the same attorney general as jennifer rubin pointed out, it's not believable that holder wasn't doing this even if he recuse

my special favorite and genworth is him coing back.ved for to continue to roll off and new business comes in. the profits will explode. genworth reported profits. heaven forbid if they were to ipo its mortgage insurance. it's worth a business, which brings me to aig, which just reported a monster blowout after the close today. i thought hedge funds would be good, who cares? they delivered a buck 34 earnings. it was looking for 88 cents. a 46 cent beat. yes, a mortgage insurance business that just turned profitable like genworth. i rarely get people to buy those stocks when i push them, they're so boreing. even travelers, the move isn't over, in fact, i can argue when it comes to the portfolios and premium increase, we are very much in the early, early innings here, even as all those stocks have had new runs. i say step up to the plate. they are serving up juicy softballs. there is still a lot of pitches left in this game. stay with cramer. >>> next, the stanley cup playoffs continue on cnbc. . >>> aig was good. yesterday facebook was g

co-conspirator and should he be? >> that is the question, are they in the white house? >> bob: there is no reason for himt will last in court in five minutes. >> greg: one thing, we learned one thing, that dana can't stand james rosen. i thought we were a family here. coming up, the white house has identified 18 suspects who were involved in killing our ambassador and three other americans in benghazi. they don't want to kill them. they want to capture them and give them a civilian trial. more details on the five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> more mind numbing news on the benghazi investigation, our government has 18 quote terrorists under surveillance in libya but we're not picking them up because the obama wants to try them in u.s. criminal courts and want to wait until they have enough evidence. i implore you to get the bad guys, drone their asses. coach roaches and lights are shining bright. let's hope your political correctness have begin a chance for the murder teors slip slew the cracks. we have 18 guys under surveillance, what are we waiting for? >> bob: the argument that was made about taking d

co-conspirator and should he be? >> that is the question, are they in the white house? >> bob: there is no reason for him last in court in five minutes. >> greg: one thing, we learned one thing, that dana can't stand james rosen. i thought we were a family here. coming up, the white house has identified 18 suspects who were involved in killing our ambassador and three other americans in benghazi. they don't want to kill them. they want to capture them and give them a civilian trial. more details on the five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get any more t tempting... ... you thought wrong. get up to 50% off memorial day hotels. final days. book now with travelocity. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depresd mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chanti if you notice any of the

records the fbi and justice attorneys had to sign an affidavit accusing him of espionage by labeling him a co-conspirator. house judiciary committee chairman today sent a pointed that are demanding answers to a number of questions regarding the attorney general's role in the scandal and his department spying on as many as 100 reporters and editors at the associated press. let her read it is imperative the committee, the congress and the american people be provided a full and accurate account of your involvement. the white house press secretary today who has been caught in a number of misstatements and contradictions of his own if not outright lies claimed the testimony was truthful and president obama still has the utmost confidence in his attorney general. not all liberals agree with president. prominent left-wing scholar and george washington university professor wrote a scathing op-ed today. calling for his firing. this follows calls in the left "huffington post" calling for him to go as well. the department of justice reach out to washington, d.c., bureau chiefs, organizations to set up a

the resolve is still there we just had our co-counsel visit him yesterday we have my co-counsel and richardson will be with me next week and he remains committed so you are continuing to protest not just. at the base but now also forced even of the prisoners and his indefinite detention without any sort of records. coming up in the program here in our teeth brother a blind american security system is set for a major overhaul after it failed to prevent the boston terror attack despite the war than a decade of costly surveillance. same bit as burke that is various world renowned mariinsky theatre which introduced the nutcracker ballet to the world is poised to celebrate the opening of its new state of the art twin you with a grand. would say takes you back stage of one of the most ambitious cultural projects in modern russian history. it was a full house here at the marion ski theatre she had the pre opening evening performances where veterans of my reinstate war veterans as well as a performance arts culture and of the who's who of us and peters that we invited here for there's a pretty rehears

is surprising them of the liberty you have they want with their own body reserves had our co-counsel visit him yesterday we have my co-counsel and richardson will be with him next week and he remains committed to continuing to protest not just harvesting conditions on the base but now also force feeding of the prisoners and his indefinite detention without any sort of report and the problem could be resolved with something as simple as. meeting with and talking to the prisoners as discussing with them what it is that it's going to take and the hunger strike and it's as simple as allowing them to return their qur'an or to not have their current search that they haven't been security for many years and we finally heard from president obama on the issues he has been silent for many months many years now since he committed to close the prison we finally heard in his renewed for an annual condemnation of the prisoner. muslims laying down sharia law on the streets of london may sound surprising but has become reality in parts of the british capital but many locals are not willing to put up with such

and he had co-counsel, and they got into a spat themselves after the 2008 conviction in which grasso said gillander was supposed to pay him0 for being co-counsel but then ripped him off. >> so o.j.'s counsel are arguing already. >> and then they testified that gill gillander said in open court, listen, we have experts analyzing audio tape, and it actually says, yes we're paying an expert to analyze the tapes. guess what, the tapes were never analyzed. that's what o.j. said. if you want to get into a credible call, i never thought i had say the day where o.j. would seem to be the credible one. >> he has dusted off this case, got a court to agree to it largely on facts. >> but one thing we need to talk to because this is a discussion panel, and we need to weigh in on the most important issue is how he looked. let's look at how he looked. look at him over there all the way in 1995. that is it doesn't fit the glove scene, and then he's skinnier, and now 2013. i think he got blacker some how too. he looks blacker fatter and grayer. >> he looks worse but we all look worse than we did 18 years ago. >> i guess prison doesn't stop

providing any notice to james so he would have no opportunity to object to any of this, was by naming him as a co-conspirator and potential aider and abettor of espionage for doing his job. there wasn't more and he disclosed it to the russians. i mean, it was basically pure reporting activity. he sought out a source, told that source that he would like to break news ahead of his competitors on news worthy items. that's what the fbi affidavit accused him of doing and said that that amounted to aiding and abetting espionage. then the attorney general knowing at the time, and keep in mind at the time that eric holder gave his testimony, he knows he personally signed off on the search warrant. we didn't know it, congress didn't know it, but when holder gave testimony on may 15th, he knows he signed off on it. now they're accusing him of lying. watch. >> i would argue that the espionage act of 1917 would authorize the prosecution of anyone who disclosed classified information and perhaps that's another area that we may need to take action on here in this congress. >> with regard to the potential prose

depriving them of their liberties and you have a wall with their own body we just had our co-counsel visit him yesterday we have my co-counsel and richard said will be with you next week and he remains committed to continuing to protest not just. at the base but now also for speeding up of the prisoners and his indefinite detention without any sort of reports this problem could be resolved something as simple as meeting with and talking to the prisoners at discussing with them what it is that it's going to mix and the hunger strike and it's a simple as allowing them to return the qur'an or to not have their qur'an searched that they haven't been security for many years but we finally heard from president obama on the issue he had been silent for many months many years however since he committed to close the prison and we find we. really need you'd prefer and your condemnation of the president. at all with the ongoing mass hunger strike pressure is being stepped up on the american president to deliver on his long running pledge to close it up next artie's gun a teacher can sit down with a membe

i didn't want him to make a lot of noise, because the co is 15 tiers away.uld have heard me at any time. and another inmate passed me a razor shank, and i slashed his throat repeatedly. blood was everywhere. and then another inmate passed me a shank about that long, with a handle on it. and i just started stabbing him. stabbed him over 100 times, in the back, sides, neck, he was crying, telling me to stop, begging for me to stop. and he was still alive through all of it. that was one of my favorite ones right there, because he was a rapist, and i despise rapists, i cannot stand them. child molesters, rapists, the worst. >> in spite of his love of violence, robert eventually grew tired of the gang politics, and decided to drop out. he was transferred to the sensitive needs yard. >> they thought that all sny men were all equal. it's not the case. they celled me up with a convicted child molester, he molested his sister between the age of 8 and 14. so a couple of days later, i dealt with it. i took my boxers apart and took the string out and braided it up and o

the justice department calling him a possible co-conspirator. tony, what do you say about this? >> that's the essential difference between what the department of justice did in the case of james rosen and fox news and the ap which was very struggling where they seized phone records and really delved into and crossed the line by making an affidavit in which they list james rosen as a co-conspirator under the espionage statute. it's a partial game changer. the pentagon, the more we learn. we now know this went up to eric holder. i would have agreed with sally a week ago. the justice department on its own could investigate this. you didn't need a special prosecutor or independent investigation but nbc broke the story. >> i hear you there. weigh in. >> look, this co-conspirator allegation is in fact the big game changer here and what makes this so disconcerting in suggesting that a member of the press by doing their part in reporting -- look, a leak is a leak. if there is a leak within the administration, that is in fact a criminal act if certain conditions are met. to say that a re

one is did you intend to product james rosen or, if not, why did you refer to him as a co-conspiratorthis case. was there anything -- another valid question would be was there anything that you found in the seized documents or exchanges that might have led you to believe that there was some criminal activity there. so of course there's still a lot of questions. and this is not -- if it's up to house republicans this is not going away. >> trace: yeah, and look, it's clear eric holder's going to leave this position, the question is when. it's not a politically enviable time to leave. nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >>> well, it has not been a week since president obama announced he was placing tighter restrictions on droning terrorists and today we're learning one of the world's top suspects is dead. reportedly killed in a drone strike. the operation complicating the debate over the use of drones. plus, an american mother of seven looking at years in a mexican prison on charges of drug smuggling. have you heard about this story? the woman's husband claims somebody else planted

. >> the point is they made him a criminal co-defendant as a way to invade his email in a way that wouldmitted otherwise. that's the issue. and that's what was -- in fact, on the president himself has said he is outraged and opposed to this. and even added that is the attorney general. who, of course, signed off on it and discussed it. so he can't say i can't remember, you know, as everybody else is saying. this administration. >> so, we know what the rules are. yes, there is -- the administration clearly went over the line. deliberately in the case of the attorney general. and he cannot investigate himself. it's a farce. >> joanna, i want to make sure we get on to the irs issue as well. admissions that they startinged certain conservative groups for tax exempt status. we have had testimony and the fifth taken where do we go from here. >> i think the smart thing to do would be give lois lerner loose immunity. we are not going to prosecute you for anything you say to congress. the tension right now between the people let's call them republicans and conservative was which is just a general

washington correspondent james rosen, seized his personal e-mails and phone records, even named him as a possible criminal cospirator in the case. president obama said thursday that attorney general eric holder who reportedly signed off on the rosen warrant, will review the justice department's policy and report to him by july. we're back with dan henninger and "wall street journal" deputy editorial page editor bret stephens also joins us. so we talked, dan, last week about the ap subpoenas. this is a real -- this is, in my view, an escalation, particularly the criminal co-conspirator accusation. do you think that was justified in this case to get at the leak. >> the rosen leak? >> no. the steven kim leak is the official they've charged with illegal disclosure of confidential information. rosen, the reporter, who received it and published it, allegedly. >> yeah. let's not take this just in isolation. for them to argue that what rosen was doing constituted criminal behavior because he was trying to obtain classified distribution information that was classified -- >> he didn't say, by the way, ever, rosen, nev

department of justice was he didn't only sign the search warrant against rosen that essentially named him as a coendant, a criminal co-defendant, he actually discussed it. so he can't say like hillary did, oh, i sign a lot of stuff. i can't remember. >> he did say that, that he didn't do two weeks before and that's on the defend. >> he said he didn't do it, but he doesn't have the defense that hillary did and to say i can't remember because the department of justice itself said he not only signed those forms, he discuss it had. >> right. so he has no defense right now. charles krauthammer. thank you. >> a wild now segment only moments away. >> factor tip of the day, one of the most honest interviews i have ever seen. but first we have terrific gifts for dad on billoreilly.com. get them while we have them. usa strong hats, shirts, flying out of here. a variety of colors. no spin mugs and pens, they are big sellers and other dad gifts all reasonably price. check it out on billoreilly.com. now the e-mail. from washington. >> wrong on all counts. drone use is not illegal, it's an act of war and we ar

in the case of james rose, someone in the justice department named him as a criminal co-conspirator waste- this personnot to be in jail for ing, in my opinion, right now. what is your reaction? this is worsening by the week. plexuses america, correct? we do liven america. listen. i am dumbfounded as to how people a sell in their jobs. take a wide swa the ap and have this blanket nquiry preparation, if it was a more specific instance and ther was a real nationalecurity risk would say, okay, that is different, that is not the case. to label a journalist as a co-conspirator is very serious. that needs to obviously be held accountable. i am shocked that every ne agency whether it is conservative, and urged a more liberal is not going after the justice department of filing the opprobrium lsuits to make sure that this and other things like this never happen again. lou: this administration is quickly making it clear, are they not, that there is a year to assail the first amendment a th are the second. ople thought there would be limits and there aear to be none. your thoughtsas we wrap up? >> ve

. >> michael finney here now answering questions you've sent to him jeanette asked i co-signed for a student loan and want to pay it off with a visa card i was told i cannot use i credit card to pay off the loan. is that right? it s sally may wail lou to you use a card to make a monthly payment but no more than that. only one monthly payment. why would they do that? because they're scare pemd will take on an ugly debt at 18% rather than the 6.7 your grand daughter probably paying now. >> joe e mailed i have a rental condo and down stairs neighbor installed a surveillance camera on my car port. homeowner association manager okayed it and say they have a right to do so. >> unless it's pointed into your window or at your front doort answer is yes. they're probably allowed to do it. what can you do to make that go away? probably not much other than set up your own camera and pointing it at your neighbor. other thing go to homeowners association meeting and say, if he wants to protect his frort that is fine but it ought to be pointing at his front door, not my front door. >> kevin t i not

fifteen percent or more. >> megyn: an admitted co-founder of a 1970s domestic terror group is defending his actions. good old bill ayers surfaces again. remember him co-founded the weather ground underground, they bombed many government buildings. he was challenged by reporters this weekend as he gave the keynote address in honor of the students who were killed at kent state back in the '70s. he was asked about the boston terrorist attack and his past and he responded by saying, you can't compare what the weather underground did 40 years ago with what the tsarnaev brothers did. he says the weathermen destroyed property, not lives. in an effort to persuade the u.s. government to pull out of vietnam. that was their cause, to try to get the vietnam war to end. but our next guest tells a different story. his family was personally targeted by ayers and his group one night in 1970. john's father was presiding over the trial of the black panther terror group at the time. he says his family was nearly killed when the weather underground planted fire bombs around their house and under their car with the family still inside that house. they managed to survi

out the department of justice spying on yet another reporter seizing his e-mails and branding him a criminal cospirator for a story he was writing. and that man is james rosen of fox news. we wouldn't tolerate that kind of spying on the media on the part of george w. bush or dick cheney, why should we tolerate it from barack obama? and the white house now admits they found out about the i.r.s. on april 24 but didn't tell the president until may 10 what's going on. you'll find out on current tv. 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages ner

remember when panetta called, we don't know that he said name him as a co con conspirac co-conspi.d out who the guy is who leaked. we don't know that it's go after the reporter. >> bret: charles? >> i agree. you have to distinguish between the demand for a leak investigation and then doing the unprecedent of naming a reporter as a co co co-conspirator, unprecedented at least for 40 years. for the cia director to pick up the phone in the middle of the night and say doof an do you hay idea how this jeopardizes our security which doj wouldn't necessarily know because it's not their expertise. that in and of itself i think is innocuous and normal. i don't understand understand why the white house spokesman implied there was none of that. these things are initiated by the department of justice. it ought to be the president's advisor on terrorism or whoever who calls up and says you know, you may not understand this, but this is a problem. but remember on the other kind of leak, the one that came out of the white house that would pump up the president, we had secretary of defense gates a

department of justice was he didn't only sign the search warrant against rosen that essentially named him as a coo-defendant, he actually discussed it. so he can't say like hillary did, oh, i sign a lot of stuff. i can't remember. >> he did say that, that he didn't do two weeks before and that's on the defend. >> he said he didn't do it, but he doesn't have the defense that hillary did and to say i can't remember because the department of justice itself said he not only signed those forms, he discuss it had. >> right. so he has no defense right now. charles krauthammer. thank you. >> a wild now segment only moments away. ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human using stereoscopic cameras ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it is not. the 2014 e-class, see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes bac

jon: right, because they are calling him a co-conspirator, meaning somebody who potentially committed a crime in their view. they call him that in the request for information that they filed with the judge in the affidavit, but then they don't have any intention they say of going after him criminally. >> reporter: sure and then there is a line actually before that that doesn't get a lot of play, we focus on the co-conspirator and whether he was tied to that, that following line, the line before that where they say they can't just ask james rosen for his emails because of the possible criminal liability that he holds, and that if they ask him they say in the search warrant that would risk the investigation. well that doesn't sound like someone that they are not going to move forward with prosecution. but the justice department and attorney general holder are saying they never had any intention to do that and that's why the may 15th testimony is accurate. jon: we announced yesterday, actually chris wallace mentioned it on "happening now" that faction had decided not to attend the meetin

him zen times. they claim he pulled this loaded .38 revolver later co-lovco recovered at the scene. t believe him. four days of angry demonstrations proves he's not alone. >> when things like this happens, the police are never going to get the benefit of the doubt. so we have a relationship with the cop. you know, until ray kelly can give us answers. >> reporter: new york city councilman is a mentor of kasim's and a leading critic of nypd's methods like police report which shows the reason given for most stops is either a high crime neighborhood or a suspect engaged in forgetive movemen -- fertive movements. i don't believe they stopped every italian person they saw when sthepted to stop organized crime. i think we deserve the same respect. >> i've been around for a long time in this department. our relations now are better than they've ever been. one of the reasons is our police officers are now minority majority. we are now more reflective of that diversity than ever before. >> reporter: but more minority cops doesn't mean all of them are supporters of stop and frisk. >> i was stop

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him to become the man he is today. he refuses to call himself a hero. his corking class american 2013, are calling him a hero and made t-shirts to call him just that. so certainly not. >> we should remember the poorly apostle described himself as the chief of sinners and became the leading writer of the new testament. anyway, let's move on. mr. ramsey may be most famous for saying this. "i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here. dead giveaway." what do you understand by what he meant? >> that was definitely the quote that jumped out at me. that and i was having ribs and dancing to sauce lsa music to t monster. it speaks to the social distance some of us have, especially in working class communities. that he's like, white women would keep a certain social distance from me unless something is really, really wrong. and she really, really needs me and she come running toward me. but all of this also makes me think about some things that the naacp legal defense fund has spoken about around rosa

department of justice was he didn't only sign the search warrant against rosen that essentially named him as a coal co-defendant, he actually discussed it. so he can't say like hillary did, oh, i sign a lot of stuff. i can't remember. >> he did say that, that he didn't do two weeks before and that's on the defend. >> he said he didn't do it, but he doesn't have the defense that hillary did and to say i can't remember because the department of justice itself said he not only signed those forms, he discuss it had. >> right. so he has no defense right now. charles krauthammer. thank you. >> a wild now segment only moments away. [ male announcer ] ah... retirement. sit back, relax, pull out the paper and what? another article that says investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! seriously? seriously. you don't believe it? search it. "401(k) hidden fees." then go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. we have every type of retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. why?

we welcome him back. the couthor of the new book "balance the economics of great powers from ancient rome to modern america." i go to you first, i think the sequester stuff was a bunch of scare tactics. what we are seeing is a really strong housing market and consumer spending, decent consumer confidence, the best going back many years a. good stockmarket, blah, blah, blah, nothing has hammond. you wanted to end the sequester, nothing has happened. i say the market likes the sequester. >> i disagree. you got a good point. the question posed to jay carney is a good question. you pose it to me as well. you are right. a couple things, number one, certainly i wouldn't assign any of the good statistics you just mentioned to the sequester. i just don't see any model that puts those two together. secondly, some of the pain of the sequester is yet to come. we are starting to see some of the fur lies, third -- furlough, third, some of the things are bad. they don't show up in the economic data. there are kids losing head

does that make him a potential co-defendant or a co-conspirator? if there ever was an overreach and a chilling impact on investigative reporting, the precedent cannot be allowed to stand. >> the argument that the justice department is making, just to play delve's advocate here and what pete was alluding to, is that the co-conspirator label if you will, was used as an investigating tool to try to get more information about the alleged perpetrator who was the contract employee at the state department. that without that co-conspirator allegation, they could not gain access to find out whether mr. kim had in fact been involved. and he was the one charged. so that if, so that the attorney general holder did not perjure himself or lie, because it never reached the level of prosecution. that's the conflict. >> well, andrea, andrea it was more than that. because the affidavit that justice filed with the court specifically said on probable cause that james rosen had violated the espionage act. it was more than being a co-conspirator. it was the fact that th

embassy in moscow he was instead according to them a cia spy they claim that they caught him red handed trying to co-opt a russian secret special service agent operating in the north caucuses to work for the cia in a video sent to r.t. by the f.s.b. it was claimed that this video showed were one of the unnamed arresting f.s.b. officers showing his astonishment at the find. at first it was shocked that something like that could happen the f.s.b. has been actively cooperating with the u.s. working on intercepting threats to its national security the f.b.i. chief has also visited moscow recently while barack obama and vladimir putin have reached an agreement that the country's secret services should book together and with all that in the background this u.s. diplomat has committed a major state crime against russia do you have any questions regarding what's being demonstrated you would know it must be said that this video that was sent to was cut out at the end of this question and so it's not known whether whether ryan fogle was allowed a chance to answer that question directed at him by the f.s.b. th

him. they had been co-stars a few years earlier, but she played his mom. >>> back across. >> this lovely gentlemantv's best known mothers. name her six children. >> greg -- i do know them. >> you've got a kathie lee cd in your future. >> just go to the cd. >> there you go. >> all righty. greg, peter bobby, marsha, jan, cindy. >> i love it. >> hello. >> i can just see the -- i also feel like she deserves special points, because she took in cousin olive. >> and alice, who just had the birthday. did you watch "the brady bunch"? >> every day. >> back across. >>> which actress won an oscar for playing mom leigh anne tuohy in "the blind side"? >> sandra bullock. >> party across the street. >> she was great in that movie. >> and won the oscar. interestingly julia roberts was offered the role, but she actually turned it down. >> wow. >> oops. >>> back across to kath. >> name the tv mom whose voice this belongs to. >> it's not your fault, grandpa. they're too slippery, see? >> marge. >> marge what? >> simpson. >> oh, all right. >> marge simpson. who does that voice do you know? >> julie kavner. >> marge is

been surveiled and in the case of james rose and, someone in the justice department named him as a criminal coonspirato which is -- this person not to be in jail for lying in my opinion right now. what is your reaction? this is worsening by the week. >> this is america. -e do live in america. i am dumbfounded as to how people live still in their jobs. to take a wide swath thing go after and just have this blanke inquiries reformation, if it wa a more specific instance and there was a national security risk would say, okay, that is different, but that is not the case. to label a journalist as a co-conspirator is very serious. obviously they need to be held accountable. i am shocked. every news agency, whether conservative, moderate, more liberal, going after the justic department of filing the appropriate lawsuits to make sure that things like this do not happen again. lou: this administration is quickly making a clear, are the not, that they are as eager to, well, a sale of first amendment as they have the second. i thought people would think there would be limits. there appear to be none. >>

detail a justice department investigation into a fox news reporter's personal emails, labelling him a possible coator. and the secret seizure of phone records at the a.p. has provided a glimpse into the obama administration's unexpected policing of the fourth estate. in recent weeks, the media has responded with a wp of its own -- headlines. slate has dubbed this obama's war on journalists. "the nation" announced the president was initiating an assault on the press. the obama administration's crackdown on leaks may be the harshest in 90 years, but the president insists he's a supporter of a free and independent press and supports the media shield law. the law is a step in the right direction it would establish new federal rules to protect journalists and require prosecutors to exhaust other methods before subpoenaing a reporter. it is not exactly a game-changer. the last time the bill was on the hill in 2009, it included an exception for national security, meaning this law, the one that senator schumer is reintroducing to protect journalists from government overreach probably would not have prote

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they had to name him as a possible co-conspirator in order to get around privacy laws in order to get at his e-mail. >> wait a second. you don't just go to a judge and say, oh, we don't really think this give is a criminal but we're going to say so in a search warrant because we want to look at his e-mails. you have to look at the search warrant -- language in the search warrant and assume that the fbi agent who wrote it meant what he wrote. he said we believe he's a co-spon spir for year. i think that's letting the justice department off the hook way too easily. >> keli, i know you want to jump in. let me briefly, and i will turn the microphone over to you. let me play something that president obama said in his speech this week where he touched on the controversy because the administration obviously has been getting hammered, including by those of us in the press, for its approach to these leak investigations. >> i'm troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable. journalists should not be at legal risk fo