rosen, james rosen, chief washington correspondent here was actually a target of prosecution and furthere ire of the media, mr. holder, instead, represented that mr. rosen was never a true suspect. to thread this legal needle the attorney general argues that the the privacy protection act is written incorrectly. he maintains that the current law permitted him to tarnish mr. rosen as a suspect but only for the purpose of investigating a third party. the committee rejects this facile reading of the law and legislative correction that serves only to provide cover for mr. holder's misleading testimony it. republicans now, again, calling on president obama to fire the attorney general. over, this we are back with our panel. a.b.? this is a long report, very detailed about the attorney general, his testimony, about james rosen. the justice department is responding that it's all partisan. >> right. democrats have complained that this is a republican report, but the fact is that within days of attorney general holder's testimony, when he was asked about the espionage act, whether or not journali

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the surprising facts of what the president does not sayoverty. >> we are more compassionate, than a government that let's veterans sleep on the streets and families slide into poverty. >> reporter: in 2008, when he won the presidency, the poverty rate was just over 13%. now that figure stands at just over 15%. >> hello, everybody, welcome to the white house. >> reporter: mr. obama speaks about the poor less frequently than any modern president. a new study by georgetown university center foray plied research finds that presidential statements referencing any economic, johnson, on the war on poverty mentioned the poor 84% of the time. jfk, jimmy carter, almost three-quarters of the time. most modern presidents discuss it two-thirds of the time. george herbert walker bush did so half the day, dead last in the study comes barack obama who references the poor only 26% of the time. a speech writer for george w. bush. >> i don't think he dismisses concerns of the poor, i just don't think he thinks it is a priority to address them. the problem th

it looks to me it would prevent a future james rosen situation from happening again.ther big one i think people are pointing to, is the government would have to notify in most cases news organizations if they are going to subpoena records of a reporter. that would give the news organization the ability to challenge that subpoena in court. now, that is not completely and complete and total. the attorney general has the power, according to the guidelines in rare circumstances where the entirety of an investigation could be harmed, to waive that for 45 days and then another 45 days but it would have to be attorney general himself. so the onus would be on him. it is possible that the 90-day period where they would be looking and subpoenaing records without a news organization knowing about it. >> heather: nothing in the new regulations outright prohibits the seizure of media records? >> there is nothing that prohibits that. prosecutors can subpoena and get records. there is nothing that prohibits that. i will say there is another good point for transparency, the justice d

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holder was the one who was responsible for signing off on the investigation of fox news reporter james rosen he is the same person that president obama tapped and tasked in order to look into this kind of investigation into journalists this kind of warrants taking a journalist information so is there an ethical problem here yeah i mean i think holder scott. for a number of reasons and again all of these. kind of the intrusive spying that was done on reporters are all under the rubric of these leak investigations and prosecutions of whistleblowers because journalists are in every single indictment so i mean if you really wanted to put some meat on this skeleton that has been put out i mean there are four active cases right now as we well know than and manning among the two most visible but also of strolling and jeffrey sterling and stephen tim i mean go ahead and drop those charges and charges and ministry typically as they should be in the first place and something else are going up is the fact that these days the idea of media is changing fundamentally it is not just reporters working for n

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>> i think there is issues like the james rosen issue and nsa issue. by calling everything a scandal republicans hurt their own cause everything is not a scandal. i'm concerned about the nsa. i'm concerned about civil liberties. i'm concerned about targeting of journalists. when you call everything a scandal, you lose whatever force you have and there is no, no discerning point of view. darrell issa was embarrassed when elijah cummings released all the information about the irs found a number about groups were not just conservative tea party groups were targeted. bill: we'll check the box on nsa for both of you. we'll continue to talk about this. rich, alan, thank you as well. martha? martha: talk about scandals, the white house may have another mess on their hands right now. it involves the president's pick for the number two person at homeland security and questions about a link to hillary clinton's brother. the great outdoors, and a great deal. grrrr ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at h

james rosen live for us in d.c. to prevent another benghazi. james rosen live for us in d.c..ng what has to be dwun to prevent another benghazi. james rosen live for us in d.c.. >> reporter: officials pledged today they have learned the lessons of benghazi and are taking steps to make sure they never again suffer such losses. but the hearing also made clear how far from the ideal security posture, how exposed and endangered are diplomats remain nearly a year after benghazi. a top state department official testified security upgrades have been made at some high threat posts oversea, but that manpower problems persist. >> regretfully, the 2300 people that i can train per year doesn't meet the number of people that we have at high threat posts alone. we have certain posts where we can only give our people a four hour online course and say please take this course. >> mean it time there are fresh calls for congressional testimony by those who survived the benghazi attacks. frank wolf has spearheaded a drive so far to n. vein vein is delivering regular floor speeches to address the

james rosen reported the earlier this week.st some quotes that put this in context from people that were there. the enemy attacking, the so-called members. they were not a rag tagg force force split into small groups which advanced throughout the compound methodically. they employed military style hand signals to direct their progression toward the objectives. they had been given precise orders and impeccable intelligence, they seemed to know when, where, and how to get it and how toiquette off the ds agents as well as the local guard force and the february 127 martyrs brigade militiamen on duey that night but one thing was absolutely certain in the minds of each and every one of the agents in those early and crucially decisive manners that the u.s. ambassador, was the ultimate target of the attack. they knew they had to secure him and get him out of the kill zone. that's an excerpt of the book coming out this fall. >> it was radically untrue in what they were peddling on the sunday shows. the mainstream press is trying to wave

it is in many ways the story of america. >> reporter: in gettysburg pennsylvania, james rosen, fox news>> he will continue reporting there all week from telegraphs to twitter. what lessons have we learned from gettysburg? send them to me on twitter. tweet me@bretbaier. >>> allison lunder gone grimes has the best chance to defeat mcconnell, his seat the biggest surprise. >>> brit hume is here. >> backers of the senate immigration bill say it contains the strongers border enforcement measures taken, and have to be in effect before anyone takes a step on the path to citizenship. those statements may be true, but in political terms probably beside the point because the bill makes what is called registered provisional immigrant status available almost immediately to most illegals now in the country, and that's before any of the new border protections are in place. this is what house republicans mean when they complain the bill puts legalization ahead of border enforcement, it does. this provisional legal status is not quite amnesty. those that register have to undergo a background check, cou

holder signed off on a search warrant that identified james rosen as a co-conspirator in violation of the espionage act. >>> randy travis is resting comfortable but is in critical condition. the country star is under heavy sedation while he attempts to recover from brain surgery. the 54-year-old had a stroke wednesday night while being treated for heart failure. those are your headlines. >>> coming up here on the show as if our regulation nation isn't already out of control the president planning to add more restrictions to the tune of $to 30 billion. where is that money going? >> where is the money coming from. plus stepping down and leaving the white house homeland security janet napolitano resigning to run the california university system. who is replacing her? three big names already mentioned. we got them for you. coming up. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mo

james rosen following that from d.c. james?s that the newly announced credit rates for student borrowers are tied to the financial markets and likely rise as the economy approves. the gang of seven senators from both parties announced the break through this afternoon. it will be voted on next week. it overrides the rate hike that went into effect on july the 1st. and which stood to double borrowing cost for students taking out subsidized stafford loans. under the terms of the deal, undergraduates will pay 3.9% interest rates. graduate students will pay a 5.4% rate. and parents 6.4%. we're certainly not asking on the first 3500 and overcharge them on the next 2,000 to help cover what we subsidize i think to the american people that's insane. >> they said for quite some time that the sides were not all if a far apart and there was a way to do this that was not going to try to cut the deficit by 16 billion, for example, which was the senate republican proposal. >> the federal government estimates outstanding student debt now excee

at least the journalists wlant happened to james rosen. we are not going to forget the intense nsa fine. that will not go away. on the other hand, what's congress doing except being very, very difficult and in terms of getting the president's budget passed? in terms of getting any budget passed? that impacts on over 300 million americans. >> angela? >> it was the president that brought us these phony scandals. ellen, you are right. i'm glad you acknowledge that scandal, they are not going to go away. the president is great at giving speeches but is not a great leader. lbj showed up and was a deal maker. why can't president obama take card out of lbj's playbook and go to congress and lead this country? all bodies have to work together. but they are being obstruct. >> could you think that your recognition that the scandals won't go away and certain there media and others won't forget them, does that jive, so to speak with what the president and administration is saying that they are phony to begin with? jay carney saying that the irs was jus

and the second part has to do with james rosen, and frankly, just reading what the remedy is, not sureit deals with all of the things that james rosen dealt with, being named a co-cop -- coconspirator and being a flight risk. reading our the rules are being type up here, we'll have to see. >> thank you so much. you can catch special report tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> the tapes are out. the dispatchers trip up. >> we have reports of it. we're aware of the situation. >> there are no ambulances here. we have been on the ground 20 minutes. >> critical injuries. >> hello? >> yes. i'm still here. ♪ test. test: ♪ this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting

soliciting news or encouraging people to talk to him what is what the government tried to say about james rosen. >> eric: i don't know if greenwald is fair and honest? >> what do you mean fair? he has a point of view and he is open about it. i think the problem is journalists who have an agenda, that a reader or viewer is not aware of. >> we don't know that greenwald is fair but we leave it to sort that out. history will judge whether he is accurate or not. in the meantime, in the interests of all journalists to protect their right to free speech even though as we agree that snowden is looking less and less glamorous and more and more like a dupe for the russians. >> eric: they talk about him being a hero or trader? >> i think -- or traitor. >> on greenwald it's much more interesting to me. when you look at the rosen case the idea that an american journalist would be targeted for prosecution as part of that conspiracy, you think in the rosen case there was use of aliases and blind email accounts and the government might think there is something more going on here. if you put the government in c

we saw that with james rosen at fox news when they got a subpoena based on the fact that they claimed that he was a co-con spiritor in espionage. the opinion said he was part of the crime of the leaking. the crime couldn't have been committed without him. and we see it with julian assange and wikileaks. they're trying to say that the publisher, the journalist is actually part of the crime -- the alleged crime with the leaker, and that's the real danger here. it's an incredible danger. they're trying to differentiate wikileaks from "the new york times" and they're having a lot of trouble doing it because they can't. >> the lines are being drawn and the line in this case, i agree with p.j., was drawn more or less properly. it's fine to be a person of conscience and decide this is a whistle that needs blowing, but when you have 5 million people with national security clearance and you have 2 million people in the u.s. military with access as bradley manning did to these kinds of materials, fine. be a personal conscience but don't expect that there is no risk and no consequence possibly t

led to a number of scandals including the investigation involving our own fox news correspondent james rosenssive in pursuing those? a former white house director under president bush and mark hanna a former aid to campaigns and political analyst. thank you for joining us. matt i'm going between with you. the number of prosecutions have doubled. is that a good thing and why do you think that is the case? >> i think going after leakers, going after people like mr. snowden, people that have damaged our national security is definitely the right thing to do. it's risky for parents presidents and it's risky because it's leads you to reporter. you see the obama administration literally going after a fox news reporter. you see the obama administration literally looking at records on ap reporters. think that is obnoxious to americans. why? because the obama administration has shown when it gets sensitive information on people they abuse that information. so it's uncertain when the government has this much information. leakers have broken the law but the obama administration has broken the spirited o

soliciting news or encouraging people to talk to him which is what the government tried to say about james rosen, pox news reporter. >> how do we know he's being pair and hon snes. >> what do you mean fair he has a point of view and he's open about it. i think the problem is journalists who have an agenda that are -- a reader or viewer is mott aware of. >> we don't know that -- greenwald is fair but leave it to the first amendment and battle of ideas on sort that out. history will judge whether greenwald has been accurate or not but in the meantime, it is in the interest of all journalists and all americans to protect his right to free speech. even as we agree that snowden was looking less and less glamorous. >> they talk about him being a hero, talk about him being a traitor. what's your feeling? >> well, on snowden i think she a traitor. i don't think it is much doubt about it in my mind. on greenwald, much more interesting to see because when you look at the rosen case and idea that an american journalist would be targeted for prosecution, as part of that conspiracy, you think, well, in the r

happening that affect people on this planet sorry about the ongoing case of new york times reporter james rosen you see raisins being forced to testify in the criminal trial of a former cia officer the cia officer jeffrey sterling has been accused of leaking information to rise in about a botched cia plan against the iranian government the details of which were published in one of bryson's books titled state of war because of his leak sterling has become one of seven people that obama's charged under the espionage act and on a recent court ruling calling for rising to testify the federal court added that quote clearly risings direct first hand account of the criminal conduct indicted by the grand jury cannot be obtained by alternative means as rising is without dispute the only witness who can offer this crucial testimony but although his testimony is key in the charges against the leaker it has made it very clear that he will go to prison before having to testify against his source and plans to appeal that decision all the way to the supreme court if this is the case risin would be the eightee

james rosen is there live today. ing, how are they marking this milestone anniversary? >> reporter: bill and martha good morning from gettysburg where some ten thousand people participated in a re-enactment last night. there were speeches and a concert by trace atkins, but in a sense as tourism has already remained the chief industry here in gettysburg it is as if those epic battles have never fully receded from view. 150 years ago today confederate general robert e. lee was riding high fresh from a string of victories over apri april practice haabraham lincoln. john few ford was first to arrive at the lieutenant ral ceremony and scout the scene. lee's army of northern virginia opened up a witness erring assault on the forces from the north to northwest and it seems as though the confederacy was poised for a decisive victory. the author of the new book gettysburg, 1863 took fox news on a tour of the battlefield. >> it's commonly asserted that the confederacy one day one gettysburg because they do push back union force

happening that affect people on this planet starting with the ongoing case of new york times reporter james rosen is that right isn't being forced to testify in the criminal trial of a former cia officer the cia officer jeffrey sterling has been accused of leaking information to rise in about a botched cia plan against the iranian government the details of which were published in one of bryson's books titled state of war because of his leak sterling has become one of seven people at obama's charge under the espionage act and on a recent court ruling calling for rising to testify the federal court added that quote clearly risings direct first hand account of the criminal conduct indicted by the grand jury cannot be obtained by alternative means as rising is without dispute the only witness who can offer this crucial testimony but although his testimony is key in the charges against the leaker right as it has made it very clear that he will go to prison before having to testify against his source and plans to appeal that decision all the way to the supreme court if this is the case risin would be t

and how about chief washington correspondent james rosen and thosof the asociated press. i'm guessing that they don't considerheir anger over the government's violation of their first amendment right phony. celina border patrol agent brian terry -- is there anything phony about their pursuit of the truth seeking those that are responsible for the death of their son? can you imaginwhat would happen if the presidents president told onservative groups and activists and others audited by the internal revenue service but simply because of thei political views that their concerns are phony. and how did jack lew come to an absurd conclusion regarding an investigation into the irs scandal wch is nowhere near completion after all of four and a half months. we are told that with all of the investigations that are going on, that there has been no evidence of any political decision-making of the irs. the statement is a direct contradiction offered by irs attorney carver hall, who implicated th irs hief couel's office and the conservative group targeti scandals. the office headed by a

chief washington correspond respondent james rosen reports. >> on september 12th, the nsa intercepts communications between two al qaeda terrorists claiming they participated in the attack, and libya's cia station chief report back to washington on the involvement of militants with al qaeda ties. finally, that same day, beth jones, a top aide to secretary of state clinton e-mails vickphorvick f victoria nuland. i spoke to the libyan ambassador and i told him that ansar al sharia is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> we told the libyans we know who did it, and it was these terrorists many. >> reporter: president obama links the youtube video to the murder of four americans in benghazi. >> we reject all of the religious intolerance. >> they thought they could get away with it. it is not the failure of american policy, or the american president. somebody that got out of control because of a video. it doesn't wash. >> reporter: clinton again links the video in the benghazi attack. >> the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this i havo. video. it has a deeply cy

. >> james rosen is live on the white house lawn with more on this. james, completely unexpected?> reporter: it was. in fact, at the beginning of the event, jamie, the president joked to jay carney due to the sparsity of presence in the room is this the kind of respect you get and with the president speaking in the briefing room we all rushed up and witnessed what was an extraordinary set of presidential remarks the president speaking on race in america in the wake on the acquittal of george zimmerman and shooting of trayvon martin last week. this was expansive. this was thoughtful, at times eloquent, highly personal and far from dispassionate. i say that last sentence because the president, for example, offered words of condolence to the trayvon martin family and complimented that family how they have handled this entire episode but the president had no equivalent words or any kind of words for the zimmerman family and the ordeal they have been through as a result of this shooting and this tragedy. the president at times spoke about having been a young black man in america, and h

attorney general eric holder to hand over a new report about investigating reporters including our own james rosenobama ordered the report after it was revealed that a special prosecutor secretly seized rosen's phones and e-mail records. holder himself signed off on the waerpbt that identified james as a possible coconspirator in violation of the espionage act. >> time to reveal your favorite viral video of the week. brian accidently beating this little four-year-old with a basketball, the savvy impala jumping into a car in order to avoid hungry cheetahs. >> andy tweeting i can't believe brian didn't give the baby a bounce pass. >> alan e-mailed what's he doing trying to feed a cheetah? what deng was going to happen -- what did he think was going to happen? >> those are smart animals. i would try to do the same thing. >> the winner of our web page poll: brian versus titus at 85.7%. adam sandler and the impala jumping in the car tied with 7% each. >> that poor little guy sitting there with a basketball with pwraoeupld and he gets him in the face. he plays so well that i guess you can get it in your

for attorney general eric holder to hand over a report about investigating reporters like our own james rosent was revealed that rosen's phone records, e-mail records, all tracked. holder himself signing off on the search warrant that identified rosen as a possible co-conspirator in a violation of the espionage act. >> steve: meanwhile n it is monsters versus robots in the much hyped movie, "pacific rim." >> we face the munsters that are at our door! today we are having the apocalypse! >> gretchen: that's one of the movies debuting this weekend. is it a blockbuster or bust? >> brian: don't ask me. ask kevin mccarthy. fox news contributor, movie expert. what do you think? >> good morning, guys. >> gretchen: good morning. >> the audio cut out. >> steve: can you hear us? kevin? i don't think he can hear. >> brian: no, he can hear. i think he's faking it. >> steve: you know what? kevin can't hear us. >> gretchen: "pacific rim," i haven't seen the trailer yet other than that little bit in the movie theater. >> brian: i saw -- >> steve: shark nato? >> gretchen: he talked to the stars of "pacific ri

greenwald, like me, like you, like alan, like our friend james rosen is a journalist who has a different of rules and obligations, and first amendment protections to deal with. he's not a -- >> he's not a partisan or advocate. >> of course he's an advocate. we are all advocates for something. the editorial, the ep teen piece takes it away from snowden and tries to put it on dash cash. >> glen greenwald continues to exist that what he published did not harm national security, and yet you've got general alexander, the nsa head, who says it caused significant and irreversible damage. the two intel chairs, dianne feinstein and mike rogers both say it caused severe damage, i mean even john ker raoerbgs secretary of state said people will die because of this disclosure. how in the world can greenwald claim, oh, none of this harmed national security. he doesn't know that, does he? >> jim and i actually are in total agreement on this particular addition in that the burden should not be on greenwald. the burden is on snowden, that is where the focus should be. and indeed just like james rosen, or

james rosen live tonight gettysburg, p.a. james, crowds out there today, right?e have seen probably a few thousand people including both reenactors and more casual students of the civil war era. some 10,000 people from the north and south if you will participated in yesterday's reenactment. today we witnessed a latter day union regiment tri. complete with cannon shots. people have camped out in tents. we were only able to observe the soldier having his foot amputated. let's say there was no more anesthesia being used today than on hand in 1863. they have a terrific and fairly new museum and visitor's center here. recently the chief of museum services took fox news on a private tour of their archives. the part the public doesn't get to see to show us prized art facts which tend to reflect one side of the battle. >> our collection is heavily union oriented. this is a union victory. the people who first put their mark on the battlefield were all union veterans it wasn't until the federal government got involved in 1895 when this became a formal national military par

here's chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> boldly predicted to politico that new emissions for new and existing power plants will be in place before mr. obama leaves office. >> just put in anything you want, alice and wonderland, anything you want. >> any time there's a drought on the weather channel, somebody complains about that. >> they clashed at a senate environment and public works hearing. they debated evidence showing that temperatures have not risen in line with the predictions. >> the temperature rise has slowed despite continued warm decades, record-setting decades, the warming has slowed. it's because the warming has gone into other components of y notably, the deep ocean. >> the latest climate expert able to draw the link, senator harry reid of nevada, whose state just saw wildfires ignited by lightning. >> the climate has changed. the winters are shorter. the summers are hotter. the moisture patterns have changed. >> a republican senator challenged the linkage. >> so this is heatwaves long term. this is drought long term. these are wildfire gs. >> what we're s

we can hardly see benghazi, and i can't remember who the hell james rosen is. not only does trumped up racial division obscure the vision of all americans, unlike the liberals of our time, we let crises go to waste. thank god for the royal baby. i wonder what he thinks about the zimmerman case. >> great liberals of our time? >> great liberals of our time. title of my next book. >> yes, it is 12 pages. so eric, daily caller article, big deal, irs counsel met with the president two days before targeting tea party groups. obviously a coincidence. >> and the white house is pushing back on everything about that article. i saw the author of the article standing by his story. but it keeps going. carter hall was one of the chief counsels in washington, d.c., they found out that the reason they found this out is two people, remember there would be rogue agents in cincinnati, they said we don't like being rogue agents, wasn't our call, it was carter hall. he said it goes up the ladder, up the chain. the monologue i assume is saying we have been distracted by the trials a

chief washington correspondent james rosen is following the unfolding action on capitol

tonight james rosen tells us two week after his overthrow, more city's supporters are not giving up. in fact they're joining forces with others across the region. >> reporter: from sky news arabia, a sister organization of fox news, an explosive report about a secret emergency session to be held in coming days in istanbul that will bring together major muslim brotherhood figures from the mideast, europe and the hamas organization. their aim, plotting the return to power of ousted president morsi in egypt and other action to reverse the political fortunes. >> it was not a meeting if it occurred that the united states was involved in. so i don't have anymore information. >> reporter: but a planning document obtained by sky news indicates the attendees are worried about the development of schisms amongst the brotherhood's leaders and rank and file, that they see the movement also suffering from, quote, fragmentation and that they hope to combat these trends in part by means of subterfuge. the document recommends brotherhood supporters publish files to expose corruption by the egyptian m

. >> chief correspondent james rosen reports. >> on september 12th, nsa intercepts communications betweeney participated in the attack and libya station chief reports back to washington on the involvement of militants. finally that same day, bess jones an aide to secretary of state and clinton chief of staff khiashl mills, i spoke to the libyan ambassador. i told him the group that conducted the attacks is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> there is no mention of a video in that email. >> republican congressman jason shea fets of it zblut we pulled it and it was the terrorists. >> the rose garden, president obama links the youtube video to murder of four americans in benghazi. >> we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of zbleors they thought they could get away with this about a crackpot, it's not a failure of policy or not the fault of president. it was simply something that got out of control because of a video. >> september 13, washington, d.c., clinton again links the video and benghazi attack. >> the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with thi

recently learned that the government collected e-mails from the chief washington correspondent james rosen in connection with a leaks investigation. who is sending? who is receiving? what they are saying and when? each e-mail generates a lot of raw information about ourselves. and according to the chipmaker, intel, we send more than 204 million per minute. every one, ahearn says, indelible. >> if we delete things from our account, is it actually deleted? >> the only delete button have you is on the laptop. no delete button on the internet. >> the internet is forever? >> oh, yeah. >> and not just e-mails that can last forever. on average, every minute, at least 6 million facebook pages and 1.3 million youtube videos are viewed. i just turned on my television set. what have i done by doing that? >> let the cable tv company know, one, you're home, two, you are changing the channel, two, they know what you are watching. >> hit the pause button again. you probably figure the cable company knew that. but later on, we'll tell you how data mining experts working for president obama's campaign dril

jon: james rosen in washington, thanks. jenna: staying in washington, this just in from capitol hill, some new hope for a compromise to avoid the so-called nuclear option. senate majority leader harry reid was threatening a dramatic change to the rules that would drastically limit the filibuster, but now there may be a deal. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is deliver with the latest -- live with the latest. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid needed a few more conversations with vice president biden and top democratic leaders, but he hinted at things are heading in the right direction. at this hour the united states senate is moving forward with richard cordray's nomination to lead the consumer financial protection bureau. it is not that republicans objected to cordray personally, they just don't like the dodd-frank law that created the consumer financial protection bureau. a short time ago the senate majority leader hinted at a compromise. >> everyone will not be -- oh, man, we got everything we w

chief washington correspondent james rosen explains. >> reporter: survivors of benghazi have told their stories to the authors of a new book about the attacks, excerpted in the august issue of vanity fair. others with book deals of their own. >> i also wonder, mr. speaker, whether any of the $3 million they're earning from the book deal will be shared with ty woods' widow and child, or parents of glen doherty who did so much to save our americans. >> if we fail to act, if we fail to address these issues, there will be another incident. >> reporter: in embassy security bill sponsored by the foreign relations committee chairman named after the four americans killed in benghazi proposes to allow u.s. missions overseas to hire security contractors based on value, not lowest bid. it is one of a number of steps state department officials addressed at tuesday's hearing. >> we are working closely with department of defense to expand the marine security guard program and enhance availability of forces to respond in extreme to facilities. >> man power problems persist. >> 2300 people i can train

chief washington correspondent james rosen on whether all this is good for hillary clinton. >> reporteras to be the best of times for hillary clinton, free from the rigors of high office to collect awards, give speeches, make money, publish a book, maybe hit the gym a bit, quietly rebuild infrastructure for 2016. >> she has the best of both worlds. she can pull back, do what she wants to do the next year or two, she has a full fledged political operation. >> reporter: but the narrative of hillary clinton's new life may be slipping from her control, the clinton's top aide huma abedin standing by anthony weiner. a company run by rodham stands at the center of allegations embroiled president obama's pick for the number two spot for department of homeland security. and clinton is expected to stump in the virginia gubernatorial campaign that pits her financial patron terry mccauliffe against republican attorney general ken cuccinelli. >> i am honored to be considered by the senate for this important position. >> reporter: even the nomination of evan ryan to be assistant secretary of state th

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the latest. >> reporter: amateur video purported to showyrian rebels with the first victory in weeks, as they seize three villages in the northern province of aleppo. after the free syrian army entered the town, some groups worked to see that soldiers would defect. they are vague in pledges to ramp up direct military aid to rebels who have been badly outgunned by the fighters for the regime. >> part of it is expanding scope and scale of aid on the ground. and i promise you, i wish i could speak more to that, but i just can't detail it. we are a slice of the pie, we're not the entire pie. we are focused on stability, but we are working with our regional counter parts to continue to coordinate and increase aid. >> reporter: house intelligence committee chair mike rogers, michigan republican, says the panel harbors strong concerns about the strength of the administration's plans, but that the committee with reservations now a sense to them. other lawmakers, however, drafted amendments to a pending defense authorization bill aimed at forcing th

chief washington correspondent james rosen is following the unfolding action on capitol hill. joins me now. >> good evening, house republicans orchestrated two floor votes for this evening, first to enshrine in law the announcement by the obama administration, giving employers across the country with more than 50 workers one year grace period before they have to offer health insurance plans or face penalty. that vote hasn't yet occurred, it is imminent. second vote meant to extend that to individuals, giving them another year before they face a mandate to purchase health insurance. that vote is also imminent. both are expected to pass the house. even if the bills weren't dead on arrival in a democrat controlled senate, the white house vowed to veto them both. >> i am tired of getting jerked around. >> this is comparing to me apples to refrigerators. >> before the votes, members of the ways and means subcommittee sparred over the delay in the employer mandate, why individuals don't deserve like treatment. >> why did you make decision that warren buffett get relief from obama ca

lied either to the congress -- >> well -- >> or perpetuated a fraud upon the court with regard to james roseninto texas with dirty hands, demanding action? i think he needs to clean up his act, gate new attorney general, and -- >> the bottom line is, the bottom line as far as you're concerned it don't mess with texas, as we know and understand that phrase in a big way. let me -- >> it was a good thing they came in and messed with texas when there was racial discrimination but we cleaned up our act and now they need to go where the discrimination is to maces like massachusetts. >> let me talk about a subject you are involvedy. you have met survivors from the benghazi attack who we have not heard from, and in some reports we're hearing they have been told to stay silent and sign nondisclosure forms so they do not speak out. what did you come away with from the meetings? >> that we had, like in -- the reason i've been silent -- he is a wonderful man, great family, a real patriot, real hero, and he had to ask his identification be kept private, and i've honored that for a number of months, but ca

how out fox news chief washinon correspondent james rosen and those at the associated pre who had their phone records and e-mails breeched by the obama justice department. i'm guessing they don't consider their anger over the government's violation of their first amendment rights to ben any way phony. please don't forget, slain border patrol agent brian terry just because the obama administration has. is there anythin phony about the terry family's pursuit of the truth seeking those who are responsible for the death of their son? could you imagine wt would happen if the president told conservative groups, tea party activists and others targed or audited by the internal revenue service that simply because of their political views, that their concerns are phony? and how did treary secretary jack blue come to an absurd conclusion regarding the investigation into the irs scandal which is nowhere near completion after he has been at his post for all of 4 1/2 months? he told cbs news"with all of the investations that have gone on, there's been no evidence of any political decision-ming in the