special investigion into personal medical investigaon. it all startsonday. that is it for tonight's will report. we will see you monday. ♪ lou: good ening, everybody. thank you for being with us. the obama administration broadening investigaons into bengha, the justice deptment and the internal revenue service. stepn ehlert appeared before the house committee today to answer for his agencies targeting of conservative groups and those who have been vovocaln their opposition to the federal government. the hearing turneinto a public sham. miller took a page out of the obama administrations general playbook. he claimed ignorance time and time again. >> i do not remember. i do not know. i do not have names for you. i do not believe so. i am not saying no, i just do not know. >> i do not believe so. i do not know. lou: miller was not only stonewalling the congressional committee, but refusing to answer. the ongoing commission or downplayed his significance. >> horrible customer service here. i will admit that. we did. horrible customer service. lou: customer servi

"the willis report" needs a special investigion into personal medical investigaon.r tonight's will report. we will see you monday. ♪ lou: good ening, everybody. thank you for being with us. the obama administration broadening investigaons into bengha, the justice deptment and the internal revenue service. stepn ehlert appeared before the house committee today to answer for his agencies targeting of conservative groups and those who have been vovocaln their opposition to the federal government. the hearing turneinto a public sham.

four separate investigaons into the internal revenue service targeting conservative groups in our next says the scandal will lead disappear anytime soon. joining as is fmer democratic congssman, fox news contributor, dennis kucinich. great to have you here. >> gooto be with you. lou: this irsargeting conservave groups, there are now four committees that have set out to investigate. your thoughts? >> well, the fact that every american h some intersection in their lives to with the irs every year, this shows you that people understand the power of the s, and win there is information or some acknowledgement that power has been misused the american people can understand that,nd that is rely aark against the government because people don't want thisin of intrusive power us against them for political purposes. that is why it this is not going to go away soon. lou: and its rock abuse of power, and the investigations are reaching out to chicago, starting in ciinnati reaching across the country, and this goes beyond simply the targeting as if that is not bad enough, because it certaly is, the t

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if that was the reason comes to this investigaon and targeting of these groups.nstitutional. dennis: you see this as part of the perial bureaucracy, kind of stepping passed wha congress wanted enduing matters into their own hands. >> tha is not right. the security the bureaucracy is not a bad thing and the reason is because it is such a complex system to 11, everythin from space, communications, it is all regulated. there is no guideboo to this maze. dennis: you're saying the regulators are the ones that deci? >> they know better than congress. congress runs at least the people who wor within the government, the regulatory agencies have an idea, and the fa that they go back and forth to instry means that industry can sit there ago, reasonable certainty, we know how to act. the apple tax issue is a perfec example of this simple reason that apple utilized regulation in order not to pay taxes. it was designed. >> that's good bye to the irs for a moment because our government is criminalizing the groups and same erathreat to democracy, mr. investigating answered of g

there is a problem, you lawyer up, you talk about options and issues, whatever we do in internal investigaonresent a company, we sit back, like, michae mike said. >> we town out in a lot of @%nghazi memos, wait, i did try to warn, i did try t get word out, i don't like this being white washed, there must be the eqvalent o that a irs, maybe no we're not just targets folks, i tried to warn this is a bad idea, whatever the original rpose it veered into a politicalit game. >> if youo enough, you get out of the way of the bus, if you don't do enough, and say i tried, though are the ones with tire tras on their back. people will look to make deals. neil: do you think that is happening now? >> tt is happening as we speak, first step people lawyer up, they say, what ii my exposure? if i have exposure, and a problem, can you make me a deal? i don't want to go to jai i don't want to be ruined. then people who have information, now they havent parlay that information, can i avoid exposure, can i government as a whistle-blower? can i make money outf this, people are meeting with their lawyers trying to

this echoes complaints filed withhe federal government, but there's still not an investigaon or a recallwith more on this. jake fisher, director of auto testing at consumer reports. jake k welcome to the show. so what do you think of this? i mean, look, these cars, they shake, they stall, they stall when you have your foot on the gas pedal. what do you think of this? >> well, this is not a pleas -- pleasant thing as all if you're a customer, especially if you spend extra on fuel economy and see it's not working. not even an inconvenience, but something that angers the drivers. gerri: 2500 bucks more per engine per car. look at e cars with the engines in them, the ford flex, the taurusshow, lincoln market sedans, f150, the pickup, forked goodness sakes, ford explorer all over the darn lace. jake, i ve to ask, you told the producer this is no safety risk. how so? >> well, it depends on what goes on. if the engine shuts down op the highway, that is a safety risk. some things, what the complais are about is that it is stuttering, not getting a really good driving experience or something like

. >>> a muslim rights group wants an independent investigaon into the shooting death of a man who wasds with the boston bombing suspects. an fbi agent shot and killed ibrag ibragim todashev, that happened last week. he was a muslim and from the same part of russia as the bombing suspects. sources now tell several news organizations including a cnn affiliate that todashev was not armed at the time. the fbi is not commenting rather than to say they are investigating. >>> we now know the name of the man charged with setting off a small explosive inside disneyland this week. he is a disney employee. police arrested 22-year-old christian barnes, a couple hours after something blew up inside a trash can. this was in part of the park called "mickey's toontown." nobody was hurt but plenty of people were scared of course. and that part of the park was evacuated for a bit. barnes was a vendor inside disneyland. and police say the explosion was caused by dry ice inside a plastic bottle. barnes is being held on a million dollars bond. >>> in oklahoma, back where it does not want to be. we are tal