hoy issa, realizÓ una situación que requiere la entrega de documentos.nza diciendo: "usted estÁ obligado a entregar los documentos descritos asÍ sin cambios ni tachaduras". y pide y de toda las comunicaciones sobre rÁpidos y furioso de marzo del 2009. el intercambio de informaciÓn con el ex embajador de estados unidos en mÉxico, pasccal, y todas las misivas relaciona con el asesinato de mÉxico. el congresista issa se rehusÓ hablar ppr su situación, pero algunos seÑalan la importancia de cumplir. >> sabemos que mÉxico no estÁ muy conforme con los estados unidos, por eso necesitamos saber a quÉ nivel estarÍan. >> el escandalosa intensifica mientras issa califica al procurador general de mentiroso, y el jefe del departamento de justicia acusa a issa de sÓlo buscar titulares. entre los requisitos de la citaciÓn tambiÉn se ha presentado la entrevista de obama. >> muchos demÓcratas creen que el congresista issa tiene un solo objetivo polÍtico, pero que me sostiene que holder tieee que comprobar que Él no sabÍa de grupo de armas a mÉxico. >> ee.uu dijo hoy que

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his interview with congressman darrell issa starts right after our show.ul has won the 2011 values voter summit presidential straw poll. the texas congressman pulled in 37% of the votes despite his success in several recent straw polls he repeatedly scores in the single digits in national polls. riding the momentum of the straw poll victory, atlanta businessman herman cain came in second with 23%. the two that most perceive as the frontrunners finished way behind. rick perry only 8% and mitt romney drawing 4%. mitt romney thrust back into the campaign spot light. a short time ago, i spoke to tony perkins president of the family research council which hosts the annual summit. perkins says the focus must not be on differences. >> not to gloss over the issues, and clearly theological differences between evangelicals and mormons but that was not the purpose of the summit. the summit was to pull together values voters focused on the core values. we are building to move the country back to the right road. >> shannon: shortly after he introduced rick perry at the

joining congressman darrell issa who took the red eye to get here and be with us here this morning from his district in san diego. also cbs news investigative correspondent sharyl attkisson who broke this story. mr. chairman, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on, bob. >> schieffer: this whole business about this operation fast and furious really blew up last december as we said in the open. when border patrol agent brian terry was killed and two guns connected to this operation were found at the scene of the crime. the f.b.i. said the evidence was inconclusive as to whether those guns were the ones responsible for this murder. but i understand you have learned there may have been another gun at the scene of the crime, and i understand you're writing to the f.b.i. director to ask for more information. are you suggesting, sir, that the f.b.i. may have tampered with evidence at the scene? >> we're not suggesting that, but when you have tickets that are numbered 2 and 3 and there's no ticket 1, in other words, the weapon, one weapon has a 2 and one has a three on it, there's no

we spoke with congressman issa a short time ago.for being here. >> thanks for having me back on. >> you subpoenaed the attorney general. >> no, no, we subpoenaed records from the attorney general. the attorney general has been invite bid the judiciary committee and we hope he will come and explain the inconsistencies in his last testimony. >> why did you is him? is he willing to come. >> we believe he will. charm lamar smith asked him to come before a joint session of our committee and his committee. he couldn't do the dates we asked but they are negotiating other dates right now. >> there is no resistance from the attorney general to come here to capitol hill and of it in front of your committee. >> i can't say there's no resistance but he will have to clear the air by answering fully and completely what he knew and when he knew it and why he didn't know it if that's the case. because obviously his key ltd.s did no. >> did you and him that before. >> i asked on may 3rd and he said i didn't know. i would like the opportunity to ask

issa doesn't believe it.e wants more information from the attorney general and, you know, it gets back to the classic watergate question -- what did holder know and when did he know it? >> jamie: he's very interested in what eric holder knew and what the justice department knew. what about what the white house knew? >> that's why he's asking for subpoenas of all information. i don't think at this point he has any evidence that the white house knew but the argument is when brian terry, this american border patrol agent was found gunned down and there were guns that turned out to have come from operation fast & furious found, two assault weapons, at the scene, shouldn't just the biggest red flag in the world have gone up and the justice department known about it and the white house the entire administration have known about it and i think that's what he's trying to find out. >> jamie: and i know you'll get more answers than most. so we'll look forward to the interview, chris and it is great to see you this morn

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issa thinks it's risky.t congressman issa told me earlier today. >> government's crony capitalism is beginning to show the basic problems of having non-businessmen, non-entrepreneurs, if you will, investing in the private sector. the government is taking the risk but getting the short end of the reward. >> now, i should note there are tremendous bipartisan support in michigan for this company getting this loan but critics say the company was already focusing its business, closing facilities in maryland, virginia and ohio. they argue that the taxpayers should not be helping out, shep. >> shepard: what's the energy department saying about this loan and the apparent concerns here? >> well, they are saying that, one, the money has not been given out to this company. they are still going through the process. department of energy spokesman damion said while it is important to note due diligence on the project is continuing. this project has received bipartisan support because producing the next jerks of automotive

this is quote from darrell issa. is simply not believeable that you were not briefed on "fast & furious" until a few weeks before your testimony. on your watch, it went speck tack alreadily wrong. whether you realize yet or not, you own "fast & furious". it is your responsibility. republican charles grassley who also has been very involved in this investigation and questioning of this whole program, he is of course the ranking member on the senate judiciary committee. senator grace grassley thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you, martha. martha: the word this morning, the news coming from our reporter on this, william la jeunesse, there will be a second subpoena now to doj and that the difference in this one is that the first one focused on information they wanted from atf. but this one is going straight to the department of justice to try to ascertain how much eric holder and others knew about this program and exactly how this operation ran. what if anything, i know it is on the house side, this request

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those memos to holder cited by issa don't have a lot of detail in them, but issa complains those werew? >> issa claims the aides knew about this program and details of it as early as march of last year. justice officials have denied that saying they were not briefed on the tactics of it. this is going to be a nasty fight for probably months to come. >> and you'll be all over it. >>> a surprise today at the trial of the accused christmas day bomber. you're going to hear how the man charged with attempting to blow up a device in his underwear shocked the courtroom and why warren buffett is now telling the world how much he made last year. can you imagine saying a federal tax bill of almost $7 million is not enough? [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your stor

. >> darrell issa is raising questions about the department of energy decision to offer $730 million conditional loan commitment to a steel company. the money would be designated to improve advance high strength steal plant in dearborn, michigan. it's russian company where the ceo is one of the wealthiest people with net worth of $8 $8.5 billion and close ties to the kremlin. issa wrote in this letter to energy secretary steven chu, "announcements made by seversalal in the loan consideration process indicated that the company had ample means to carry out the project" and didn't need the loan. >> they failed to protect the money. >> the department of energy says the tax dollars have not been spent yet. career staffers are doing due diligence on the project. it also says the foreign company would support more than 2,500 construction jobs and more than 260 permanent manufacturerring jobs in michigan. doe secretary tells fox, "the project received bipartisan support because producing the next generation of the automotive advanced high strength steel is vital to help american workers rema

so is our source at the justice department splitting hairs or is congressman issa?ide for yourself. we spoke with the congressman earlier tonight. the chairman of the house judiciary committee has formally asked the president to appoint a special counsel to investigate what attorney general holder knew and when he knew it. it was based on an exchange you had with him back in may. do you believe the attorney general lied to you? >> i certainly believe that he either misrepresented the facts or he's sufficiently incompetent that he didn't know what was in his weekly briefings. i support the fact that the attorney general cannot investigate himself. >> cnn has obtained some of the documents that you and your colleagues have referenced. and the attorney general did receive some memos last year acknowledging the existence of operation fast and furious but only in passing. the justice department is saying basically look he receives dozens of reports every week, some more than 100 pages, there's no indication he knew the problems of this operation that far back. do you bel

well, darrell issa using the "p" word, perjury. strong words about the attorney general of the united states. and this is serious stuff, because we've seen in the past, white house officials and others who have actually been convicted of charges for lying to congress. >> the question is, you know, what did the attorney general know about this atf program that went off the rails, that allowed guns to go into new mexico with really absolutely no follow-through. now, the attorney general, when he testified before this committee in may was asked by issa what he knew about fast and furious, how long he'd known about it, and he said, well, i've known about it for the past several weeks. this week, the committee released two memos that were weekly summaries of all the events of the justice department that showed last year there were two mentions of fast and furious. now, what the justice department is saying is two things. number one, how can you expect the attorney general to remember the name of every single operation that's going on al

joining us now, congressman darrell issa, republican of california.issa, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, alex, and thanks for covering this important issue. >> it is. and we're going to play a little bit of your q&a with general holder about what he knew and when he knew it. so let's listen to this together. >> thank you. >> when did you first know about the program, officially i believe called fast and furious, to the best of your knowledge, what date? >> not sure of the exact date, but i probably heard about fast and furious for the first time over the last few weeks. >> now, i know you take issue with that, because there are these memos indicating that the attorney general may have actually known about it nine months earlier. so what was happening on the stand there? did he tell you the truth or was there perhaps some confusion in the way you posed the question? >> well, alex, i wasn't the only one to pose the question. jason chaffetz followed up for another five minutes. very clearly the attorney general failed in his duty of ca

but today on "face the nation," republican congressman darryl issa told bob schieffer there is reason to ask whether there is a third missing weapon. >> when agents who were at brian terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating there were three weapons, then you look and say, "was there a third weapon at the scene? were there additional people who escaped with weapons?" >> reporter: also in secret recordings obtained by cbs news, the lead atf case agent speaks to a gun dealer who cooperated with atf in selling weapons to suspects. they refer to a third weapon, supposedly recovered at the terry murder scene, an sks rifle. >> reporter: on the broader question of who knew what when in fast and furious, issa says he would like to re-question attorney general eric holder. >> are you saying the attorney general knew a whole lot more about this than he testified to when he came before the congress? >> he clearly knew more than he said when he said he only first heard of this program a few weeks before. >> reporter: we filed freedom of information requests twice, but the fbi has r

issa, explain to the cameras in washington how you would run your business if that kind of governmentu. i want you to grab this tonight, folks. these people, their jobs would not be in jeopardy had the congress not passed that law and forced a mandate for them to prefund all of their expenses. for what? if they hadn't had that bill passed, there would be a $1.3 billion surplus. but you see, the conservative agenda in america, they want to destroy everything they can that the government does and privatize everything they possibly can. let me tell you, fedex, ups, they don't serve in 25% of the areas where the postal service goes. that pines you folks in the rural areas, you small business folks of america who are righties, you know, you look at that map, there's so much red in rural america, you're losing your post office because of the righties. chew on that for a while. >>> coming up, the road to the republican nomination passes through trump towers. i will tell you whyhy thee candndidates are clamming for the trump trumpster's approval. there's only one bottle left ! i've got to tel

>> reporter: the new subpoenas from darrell issa who is the head of the committee investigating this will seek to find out what authorization came from for a program that is linked to one high profile murder. they maintain holder must have known about 2,000 wins that ended up in the wrong hands. they lost track and some of them ended up at crime scenes. some of them were linked to killing of border agents in southern arizona last year. the congressman issa says the attorney general was repeatedly briefed on the program. >> very clearly he had to no when he was killed. everybody knew something serious happened and that is months before he said he knew. if we assume for a moment he didn't know, the question is he competent? if in fact a border agent has been murdered and the program has gone off the rails, why didn't he know? >> reporter: the program is mentioned in briefing documents the attorney general received as early as july 2010. >> heather: how is the attorney general reacting to the charges? >> he broke his silence and issued a scathing response. he said he told the truth when

congressman darrell issa says that deal appears to violate the law. we the government went in in violation of congressional mandates and subordinated a loan, meaning put other creditors in a better position. >> private creditors would get paid back in this bankruptcy before the federal taxpayers. >> exactly. >> there is where the question happens, why did we breach the protocol that was required, why did we do something that was strictly prohibited. >> an e-mail from the treasury secretary to the department it budget director reads in part, quote, legal counsel believes that the statute and doe department of energy regulations both require the guaranteed loan should not be subordinate to any loan or other debt obligation. in february, we requested in writing the doe seek the department of justice's approval of any proposed restructuring. to our knowledge, that has never happened. other e-mails indicate an obama fund-raiser who worked in the interview department -- energy department's loan department and pushing for a decision on the loan, even though

congressman issa said them both.u not know if you were the attorney general of the united states. if you did know why did you tell congress you knew two week before the actual hearing before congress. something is not right here and it's serious either way it goes. i said last week i this was simmering around a 5 or 6, i think it's going up teen 8 quickly. i don't know what they are going to do to get it back down to a 2. the attorney general has a lot of explaining to do. unfortunately it look like he will be doing it through subpoenas. megyn: eric holder said i didn't know about the operation. i get lots of memos. i do not and cannot read them cover to cover. no issues concerning "operation fast & furious" were brought to my attention because the information in the report did not suggest a problem. this is the way it work for republicans and democrats. you get a lot of information and you don't necessarily right all. but what is a is saying fine you didn't know about it. he seemed to be saying but in december 2010

issa asked was very clear and straightforward.t was not -- megyn: he said there was another exchange that another person asked. then there is this memo, there are a few things they are getting concerned about. >> context matters. i think he's the attorney general, i think we deserve the very best. but we also deserve an deserves that he be given the benefit of the doubt at this point. let's see what he says going forward. megyn: absolutely. and he does need to speak to this directly, a paper statement at this point probably isn't going to cut it. >> it's not. megyn: peter johnson jr. good to see you. >> good to see you. megyn: a pleasure. we are awaiting a police news conference right now on the race to find a tenmonth-old baby who her parents say was snatched out of her crib in her kansas city home a little more than 48 hours ago. little lisa irwin apparently disappearing from her crib late last night. coming up we'll talk to a lead investigator about what clues they have so far. plus, a black bear barges into a pennsylvania home

so as our source said, are they splitting hairs or congressman issa?lie. the chairman asked the president to pint a special counsel to investigate what attorney general holder knew and when he knew it. the request is based on exchange you had back with him in may. do you believe the attorney general lied to you? >> i certainly believe that he either misrepresented the facts or sufficiently incompetent that he didn't know what was in his weekly briefings. i certainly support the fact that the attorney general cannot investigate himself. >> cnn obtained some of the documents that you and your colleagues referenced. the attorney general did receive some memos last year acknowledging existence of fast and furious but only in passing. the justice department is saying, look, he receives dozens of reports every week. there is no indication he knew the problems with this particular operation that far back. do you believe that? >> well, it's difficult if at all possible to believe it. there is a spin going when they talked about guns walking in excess that this

darrell issa and rick sta sant. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. congressual republicans are demanding answers from attorney general eric holder about a federal gun running sting gone captioned by closed captioning services, inc. with operation fast and furious in the cross hairs of investigators, what is the fallout for the obama administration? we'll ask the head of the house government oversight committee, darrell issa, only on "fox news sunday." then, chris cristie and sarah palin take a pass on a presidential run. is the time right for another candidate to make a move? we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum. plus, the occupy wall street protest gained momentum, spreading across the country. we'll ask our sunday panel if the new movement is the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a profootball veteran tackles an issue you of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two sca

darrell issa, chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee. and congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me on and for covering two issues of the many, many issues causing americans to lose confidence in their government. >> kimberly: tal government. >> chris: talk about fast and furious in which agents allowed more than 2,000 weapons to be sold illegally across the border. they were going to track them and lost track of a number of them. hundreds ended up with a drug cartel and two ended up at the murder scene of a u.s. border patrol agent. take you back to may when you had the now famous exchange with attorney general holder. here it is. >> when did you first know about the program officially i believe called fast and furious to the best of your knowledge, what date? >> i'm not sure of the exact date but i probably heard about fast and furious for the first time over the last few weeks. >> chris: i understand that you are going to issue a new set of supermodel pena subpoenas to te attorney general this week. about

. >> reporter: earlier today on fox-friends, congressman darrell issa says the attorney general has a what you heard is the usual problem when somebody has probably perjured themselves. it's i didn't understand, rather than i lied. >> reporter: now, the department of justice maintains that the attorney general misunderstood issa's question, it also claims just because the memos are addressed to holder doesn't necessarily mean, jon, he read them. we have no statements from the department of justice regarding this latest announcement from house judiciary regarding a letter or special counsel possibility. back to you. jon joond the story continues to unfold. stay on it for us, william la jeunesse, thanks. jenna: a lot to this story now. iowa senator chuck grassley is ranking republican on the judiciary committee, working with congressman issa on forecasts & furious and we've spoken several times, senator. first of all, your reaction to the news today. >> it just says how disenagain uous the people in the justice department and probably -- disingenuous the people in the justice department

we'll ask the head of the oversite committee darrell issa. and then chris christie and sarah palin made a pass on the presidential run. we'll speak with a contender looking to fill the void. former senator rick santorum and the occupy -- wall street spread fast. is the new movement the left's answer to the tea party. and our power player of the week. a veteran football player tackles the issue of life and death. all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. the obama administration is now being rocked by two scandals. "operation fast and furious", and the awarding of a half billion dollar loan guarantee to solyndra, a solar panel company that went bankrupt. our first guest is the of both investigation senator darrell isra. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thank you for having me on and covering two of the issues that are causing americans to lose confidence in the government. >> chris: start with "operation fast and furious" in which federal agents alwed weapons to be sold illoolly and they were going t

issa sticks by the three gun statement he made before.as senator john cornyn filed amendment to house bill to bar taxpayer funds used by the justice department to conduct current or future gun-walking programs similar to the fast and furious operation. we will continue to follow all aspects of this story. who is more to blame for the u.s. economy? wall street or washington? we look into it in the grapevine. some fans of the occupy wall street movement may do it more harm than good. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, ma

issa sticks by the three gun statement he made before. senator john cornyn filed amendment to house bill to bar taxpayer funds used by the justice department to conduct current or future gun-walking programs similar to the fast and furious operation. we will continue to follow all aspects of this story. who is more to blame for the u.s. economy? wall street or washington? we look into it in the grapevine. some fans of the occupy wall street movement may do it more harm than good. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. with advanced power, the verizon 4g lte network makes your business run faster: smartphones, laptops, tablets, mobile hotspots. but not all 4g is created equal. among the major carriers, only verizon's 4g network is 100% lte, the gold standard of wireless technol

issa feels he has a strong case against him.re's a memo dating back to july 10, 2010, that shows he was directly informed not only on this occasion but five different occasions on this specific case. >> bill: he's going to be subpoenaed to testify under oath. the last testify in front of congressman issa wasn't under oath. if he did not tell the truth, that is a crime. even though he wasn't under oath, it was a crime. now he gets a subpoena and has to come in. what will they ask him now? >> if they're smart, they'll ask him the exact same question. >> bill: see if he contradicts himself. >> maybe he'll come back and say, well, i did know about the title of it but i didn't realize -- >> bill: let's not put words in the man's mouth. >> when is he going to show up to -- the subpoena issued this week, they'll be in next week? >> he should be within the next week. what also that's integral about this investigation, they've requested documents specific to the department of justice. prior request with the atf, now they have named not o

darryl issa yesterday said we need answers.department oversaw a program that let weapons walk into the hands of the worst of the worst drug cartels. we now have enough information to know they did it deliberately. they did it with knowledge of who was receiving it. now we want to know more about who authorized it and why. >> steve: then once they figured out it was a plan that had gone awry, why they continued to back it. >> clayton: even though they knew it was going south. that's the question, and whether or not eric holder perjured himself. we'll find out if he takes the stand this week. >> gretchen: very interesting that they decided to dump those documents on friday night as well. let's talk about something else that continues to grow. that's the occupy wall street protests. they were supposed to be a 24 hour protest about a month ago. now they're into their fourth week and spreading to other cities across the united states. but what's going to happen today with the stock market because the hacker group anonymous says now

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