and jay carney is cc'd on this e-mail.g, no, you're not understanding this e-mail. even though the people who did the investigation to ask for the e-mails only asked for e-mails about benghazi. >> first of all, this is a 20-paragraph e-mail. and i would agree with what was requested. but i'm one of those people, regardless of politics left or right, it's sort of like the bible. i want to see all of the information in context. i want all 20 paragraphs released to the american people. if we want complete truth and complete transparency. gretchen, as we just heard from an earlier guest, there have been five investigations. i'm not sure as much about lying and hiding and cover-up as they really, i think, jumped the gun and talked about what they thought something was and fearful of what it actually could be. and if the video prompted the terrorist attack or not, there is still obviously worldwide differences of opinion on that. >> that could be why the american public doesn't like members of congress because they don't ever ge

jay carney has pushed back by saying, you're looking at the median, that includes people on the lower end of the scale. but people at the medium and higher levels make the same amount of money for the same amount of work that a man would do. but it was turned around on jay carney today on the notion that, look, the president seeps citing this statistic, he did it again today, that there are studies showing that women by and large only make 77 cents on the dollar that a man makes.

here's jay carney on that? >> i think if you look at 2012 the series of interviews he gave, the probably the toughest interview he had was jon stewart, probably the most challenging interview he had was with the anchor of "the daily show." >> here's a difference between you and i. i'm a kmeedian first. my comedy is informed by an ideological background. the embarrassment is i'm given credibility in this world because the disappointment the public has with what the news media does. >> do you think that jay carney was saying that in order to tweak at you? >> i think he believes it. he said it three or four times. i think they believe inside the white house, they were trying to reach young voters and jon stewart has those young viewers, and we ask him a lot of process, horse race questions when we do interviews and he gets better questions. i went through the jon stewart transcript, one of them how many times a week does biden show up a wet swim suit in a meeting? >> those are tough questions? >> not that tough. i

as bad as it is did press secretary jay carney today just make it worse.co-host of the five and former press secretary for president george w. bush, she joins us. good evening, deign. >> that hi. thanks for having me. >> dana, how did jay carney handle this today? how do you look at this? >> well, here's one of the ways that i look at going into the briefing room is that if you're walking down the ramp and into the briefing room and think i have got this handled. you maybe should turn around and go back in the office and get yourself together again. because there is always just one more thing that is going to be asked about. and condescending tones, i think, back fire in the briefing room. i think today what they were looking for in the white house press corps was asking for some candidness, something that would be sincere and refreshing. i don't think that they got that. i have always approached the communications world and especially the amazing role of press secretary as one of just tremendous, enormous responsibility. and 50% of what you do as press se

jay carney said the news is in boston today. i want to move on because this is the one year anniversary of the boston terror attack, and obviously we know one of the terrorists is dead. one is facing charges and will face the death penalty if convicted and then the wife of the now deceased terrorist who was an american and converted to islam after she married tamerlan tsarnaev. raising a child she shared with this man. there's a grand jury still investigating this woman. >> right now -- let me say up front the fbi and justice department keep this very secret. i under that. from what i know and you know the grand jury is still sitting. grand jury has brought in members of her family. and also the grand jury has subpoenaed certain items from her that may rethe light a murder, actually a three way murder that was committed the year before. it's hard for me to believe a woman this intelligent who comes from an intelligent family, her father was a surgeon, grandfather, she's a college student, and for her to live in a small apartment

you look at jay carney and the absurd answers he gave.cussion saying insisting all of the information they provided at the time was the best information available. i'm honestly -- nobody in the world believes that the administration provided the best information available at the time. the question, if you are a defender of the administration, the question is why didn't you have the good information? but if you are somebody who believes that the administration was covering this up, the question sort of answers itself. >> quickly, where does it go. >> i think there's probably going to be enough pressure to have some kind of special investigation in the congress that goes beyond what they have done. >> i'm skeptical at that. with the two parties with daggers drawn. i'm skeptical. >> there's far too many serious questions for this to go away. >> remind every an hour special this weekend. next up, the economy takes a dive and the president's people blame the weather. [ male announcer ] if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth oft

we just heard jay carney talk about this is a promise, you know, delivering a promise. well, is it really delivering a promise? let's take a look at the "hannity" big board tonight. didn't the president say if you like your plan you can keep your plan, listen to him in his own words. >> if you like your plan you can keep your health care plan. and if you do have health insurance we'll help to make sure your insurance is more affordable and more secure. if you like your health care plan you can keep your health care plan. >> if you like your health care plan you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> oh, if you like your plan you can keep your health care plan, period, well, there is over 7 million people as of this moment and every day, week, month, more people are getting the cancellation letter. we go back to the "hannity" big boards, you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor, that is another broken promise that carney didn't mention. a lot of people losing their doctors they love. >> under the reform we're proposing if you like your doctor you ca

jay carney is misleading the american public. saddest elements of this whole story is the way the obama administration has deceptively misrepresented these usaid programs. ciad, perhaps, is the new here. this has a whiff of iran-contra element. you may remember better than anybody, back in the mid-1980's when the cia was and from supporting the contras in central america by congress, and passed the operations to the national security council so they could be conducted from there. and here we may have a situation where covert operations hasn't been passed to usaid were there isn't very much scrutiny. but it begs the question, if this is what usaid is doing in cuba, what has the cia been doing all this time there? there's a lot of programming and operations that we don't know about directed towards cuba that i think is very fundamental to be discussed and debated now, so we can change this archaic policy that patrick leahy referred to and get on with normalizing relations with cuba, which of course, is changing rapidly not from a c

jay carney's predecessor at the podium robert gibbs. the employer mandate has been deployed twice already from the administration. now a speech in colorado and says, quote, i don't think the employer mandate will go into effect. it's a small part of the law. i think it will be one of the first things to go. obviously the idea there's going to be too need to be more major changes to this law dances on the victory lap the president had just a couple days ago about signups. that's why jay carney a few moments ago tried to shut the door on this idea. listen. >> the final rules put out in february made it clear this will be phased in next year. now having spent time at the pundits table prior to my life here, you can make predictions all the time that turn out not to be true profit of cour. >> reporter: of course the white house changing law a couple dozen times. they are saying they are not changing it definitively. >> are there republicans that would welcome abandoning the employer mandate? >> sure. there are republicans who have been comp

is jay carney right or wrong or is he smoking something? >> jay carney says it, there should be no questions about it listen, i'm going to give this administration some credit for the visitor logs at the white house. they are the first white house that has put the visitors. if you have gone to the white house can you see and gone online. how they have dealt with obamacare and releasing the information, whether it's young people or remember when they struggled with the web site, they couldn't find the numbers. they just couldn't find the numbers. when the numbers are better, like today over 8 million, they found them. so, listen, i think this white house came in saying we are going to do things differently, we are going to change washington. they didn't change washington and they have gone back to the trap that most administrations white house and they hold information that is bad. >> byron, you know, bob is quite charitable to jay carney. jo abeson. >> jay carney said it was the most transparent administration. how transparent is an adminis

here's jay carney. wli do why does he cite that figure when you say it's not quite that? >> i didn't say that. i said there are many -- the 77 cents is based on census data. argue with the census, if you like. ki give you the number. i did say that there are a lot of factors that go into the gap. >> reporter: so the question is, there's a lot of nuance and different factors when it involves white house salaries. why can't businesses across the country push back on the white house and say, don't lecture us, there's nuance to our own statistic? jay carney said it today, they're glad to have this debate because it's highlighting a real problem. >> republicans think this is more about the upcoming midterm elections and are issuing a broader indictment of the president's policies, right? >> reporter: yes. it was said today f you look at that jobs report that came out friday, the white house has been pivoting away from health care wanting to talk about the economy, minimum wage, pay and equity -- if you look at that jobs report, it was a mixed bag. that suggests men and women a

speaking of jay carney, jon -- jon: yeah.en complaining about fox news among -- well, we're primarily his main target of complaint there at the white house. meantime, there is this -- >> and ridiculous stories on fox news and elsewhere about, for example, well, the records show that hillary clinton was only in the white house, you know, five times whereas secretary so and so was there this many times. well, people like hillary clinton and most cabinet secretaries literally get waved in by the secret service. they're not entered into the logs. is secretary clinton, as her successor is, is in the white house every week. jon: there is jay carney complaining about fox and the white house. so the irony? the white house groundskeepers are trying to catch that little guy you just saw in that shot there. a fox has taken up residence at the white house. this was a photo that was taken in february. they've been trying to catch this guy, and they can't. jenna: so far, huh? he's on the loose. jon: they have been baiting traps with rotten

press secretary jay carney today, struggled to attempt to persuade the white house press core this e-mail, dateed 3 days after the terrorist attack, was not even about benghazi. >> this is not about benghazi, it was about overall situation in the region, the muslim world, you saw protests at outside of embassy facilities, across the region, so-called. talking points around benghazi it has been reported on. were prepared by the cia. and in this case, overall issue of unrest in the muslim world. >> so then, why did the white house hold back this e-mail, a document that was originally classified before being released to congress, but in retkapbgted form, to protect the author and recipients if there were always two sets of talking points, why was it released at all, if it did not pertain to benghazi because that was the specific request by the frie freedom of information asserted by. >> you dishial watch, jay -- judicial watch, jay carney was asked and would not answer. >> why were you holding back this information, why was it not turned over to congress, this is relevant, why did you hold i

i want to get your rehabilitation to jay carney saying it was a develop assistance program. what does your reporting show? >> documents suggested that the u.s. agency said that through contractors set up the company overseas to create a primitive version of twitter. it's restrictive. we don't dislike - we have access to the internet. there's a lot less access there. it encourages people to talk to each other. we get people talking to each other. mundane things about football scores. there's a build up. one of the ultimate goals is to push the project. the idea of economic change. >> it worked when it came to describing tens of thousands. that's right. as many as 40,000, from what we saw signed on. they were able to sign on. they received half a million phone numbers from the cell phone provider. they blaffeded them out. encouraging people to sign up around 2012. and based on sample messages that we saw, and the - some of the people that used the service. it was a hit. text message was a hit. text messaging is expensive. it was a subsidised free service for them, and they lov

with bias to check back later said there was too many visitors but that did not stop spokesperson jay carney to claim it a success even with help philippi's for the press corps. >> no one expected us to come back or to surpass the revised projection as 6 million would sign up but we have. and we have merit's noting in your reports. lou: i'm sure there were very appreciative. white house ezekiel emanuel trumpeting the new website and able to handle all the traffic just before he was informed on the air live that the web site crashed once again saramaccan notice with the big surge that was pointed out no problem with the web site it is working. so that is another real surprised that they have it working mechanically with sir capacity civic we should point out it was down as of midnight. >> really? >> yesterday i love don denton:00 p.m. >> is still down. >> timing is everything. >> there would be as a greater sense of humility about the administration with healthcare.gov in obamacare itself but not. here is another bizarre exchange with hhs secretary sebelius a handle local newscaster in oklaho

so i pressed jay carney.why does he cite that figure when even you're saying, well, it's not quite that. >> i didn't say that. >> you said your first answer -- >> i said the data of 77 cents is based on sense sus data. you can argue with them. i can give you their number. two, i did say there are a lot of factors that go into the gap and i would not contest that. nobody here has contested that. >> reporter: those other factors that sometimes woman on their own might decide to work less and be paid less. there are other factors that suggest it's not just discrimination. nonetheless jay carney said the white house wants to debate these numbers because they think putting on the radar the fact that there is a pay gap is important and they're highlighting that. >> i'm going to get to the twitter thing in a minute but republicans are saying this is all politics. >> reporter: that's right. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was saying as you suggested a moment ago, why not focus on creating jobs or men and women

press secretary jay carney spoke about the people who will be insured. >> five million in addition to the millions who have signed up through the marketplaces or gained coverage on medicaid or been able to day on their parents' plans until age 26 because of the law. this is historic progress and shows how the forecast is working as it was supposed to. >> the white house had said 7.5 million people had signed up for insurance before the open enrollment period closed, the cbo puts the number of people covered more in the line of 6 million but that's for two main reasons. one, some americans won't pay the premium, so they'll get dropped from their insurance, and you're considered half a person in terms of how long you'll have insurance in 2013. >> libby, half a person. the costs are lower than expected. why is that the case? >> we're looking at a cost of $36 billion this year, $5 billion less than anticipated, one of the reasons for that is because insurance companies are holding down costs. and one way that variable to do that, giving americans fewer choices in terms of doctors they see

so yes, jay carney made history. today further history.nouncement of the first ever president's council on beards. the white house announcement said finding inspiration from today's visit by the renowned beard enthusiasts from the 2013 world series boston red sox, president obama has pulled together an experienced enthusiastic and hairy team of council members to advise him on issues related to beard growth, health and styles. the council includes the briefing beard, of course, jay carney, a member of the boston red sox mike napoli with a beard they call the siesta. also a speech writer cody keenan the bearded barred and the best one obviously is the guy from the office of management and budget, a man named brian dies who has the om beard from the omb. happy april fools day, everyone. a day where every year it's the best new thing in the world to show that you can take a joke. now it's time for "the last >>> the white house says they hit their magic number for enrollments in obama care today, and republicans are no longer so sure that repe

his point was to draw out this response from jay carney. these women are doing different jobs. but disparities in pay within the same jobs. 7% or 9%, and then differences in hours works, and differences in job types. that gets you up to the 77% pay gap. and whether there are forces helping women to work fewer hours, or discrimination in the work force. but even in sweden, it still has a substantial gender pay gap. so, in the absence of these pressures, you do have some pressures of work-life balance. >> and, look, the problem is not just the idea that there may be some preferences. the argument from the white house, if you just count hours, and you don't look at the fact that a woman may leave and work less hours, and just look at annual hours and promotions, then the women are going to be systematically discriminated against for promotions. >> well, women making 18% less than their male colleagues. top executives and ceos. to that other point, you know, democrats have a lot of policy proposals here. in terms of job choices, it's the act that -- make the same amount of money as

given the white house's unprecedented pursuit of national security leaks, spokesman jay carney referred all questions to the justice department. shannon. >> catherine, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> president obama continues to try to stake out ownership of the women's vote for the endangered democrats in the up coming election. >> president obama today slammed commentators for claiming there's not a pay gap for women. >> they say it's a myth. but it's not a myth. it's math. >> the president hem sieve continued to push a statistic that his critics call a myth of his own. >> today the average full-time working woman earns just 77 cents for every dollar a man words. >> slate magazine calls it the gender wage gap lie. so even the president's own labor department says the real figure is women maybe 81 cents for every dollar a man earns, white the magazine quoted it's as much as 91 cents. the white house played defense for the second day while the president can use stats to accuse businesses of discrimination while the median salary for women's at house is 88 cents to a dollar every man m

jay carney moments ago announcing they did meet their goal. lets listen. >> a remarkable surge in enrollment. 7 7,041,000 people signed up, that doesn't count those that signed up in their own states that run marketplaces. >> one day after the enrollment deadline passed, or did it? we're learn about several key provision that is could extend enrollment indefinitely for tens of millions of people, including if you have a change in eligibility for subsidies, if your existing coverage at work will no longer be affordable, or if you can demonstrate other circumstances like if you get pregnant and want better coverage. dr. scott gotly, physician, senior fellow at american institu institute. good to see both of you. you've written an article about the exceptions to the rule. yesterday was not the deadline sff for about 20 million u.s. households, maybe 30 million, enrollment extends indefinitely. anyone below poverty level you're eligible to enroll whenever you want. el i believe for cost sharing. any change in the income that changes the amount of

jay carney was on defense about why women here are making less. listen. >> everybody at every level here at the white house is paid the same for the same work, male or female. that is reflected at the most senior levels here where half or more than half of the department heads are women. >> bottom line is, jay carney's defense, you've got top-level staffers like susan rice, the national security advisor, who do make a lot of money, that there hay be people on the lower end, female staffers who when you look at the aggregate that will bring the median down. they insist, look, they are paying people fairly but of course companies out there are say you can misuse and twist data against them when they're trying to pay women equal pay already. bottom line is the white house having this push on pay equity having to explain why some women around here might make less money. >> that's a lot of talk about women, ed. have a good rest of the day. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> top democrats out with a plan for the mid-terms. vulnerable incumbent protection progr

earlier today, jay carney suggested people are reading into the suggestion, but we'll see whether or not she stays on the job. >> she was in the front row. ed, thank you. let's get reaction to the president's health care announcement and what's going on with obamacare. brit hume joins us tonight. welcome back. >> nice to see you. >> what's your thought about the number, the presentation, the whole deal? >> the problem with this number is always been the problem with this number. that is that it really wasn't going to mean very much. if as the administration says, 7 million and change people have signed up, first of all, you don't know how many of those have paid. we don't know how many of these are really insured. you have to substract whatever that number is from that number to get the number, and then you subtract from that the number of people who were previously insured and lost their coverage because of obamacare regulations and have simply signed up under the -- on the obamacare website because they had to have insurance. so what you're looking for here, bret, is a number that

jay carney is just, it's embarrassing to watch him defend the indefinsible every day.rt of me that almost feels sorry for him except i think he enjoys spewing his propaganda every day. >> yes. do you know when joe biden needed a press secretary in 2009, he chose the bureau chief for "time" magazine. >> what barack obama needed a press secretary in 2011 he chose jay carney, the washington bureau chief of "time" magazine. what does that tell you about the politics of "time" magazine they could choose as the number one slacker the washington bureau chief. >> the press conferences get embarrassing don't you think? >> they do. linda douglas used to work for abc, then cbs, then goes to work for 2008 oeb krauma campaign as a spokesman. leaves that, goes to become the spokesman for obamacare leaves that, goes to the national so you don't know if they're coming and going >> all right. brent bozell, the list is on your web site. >> we'll have more "hannity" right after the break. straight ahead. life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile

and jay carney is wearing glasses. what is his excuse? it seems pretty obvious, when it's to do with the republicans, yes, it's so obvious, the coercion, the undue influence, we don't see it. >> the press secretary job is the second hardest one in washington. i think this is true and for debbie wawser -- waserren man schultz who is the dnc chair woman. let's talk about when this announcement was made. it wasn't made today on monday. it was a press conference called at 2:00 p.m. on friday, not just any friday, but good friday when everybody was going to go home for the weekend. that's a tactic people have used in the past. i know a little bit about that. i don't think it works as well any more with the 24-7 news cycle because here we are on monday still talking about it. the administration owns analyst shows there would be no environmental impact and the jobs would actually increase. what you have is environmentalists versus common sense energy policy. the environmentalists won this round. one of the things that was said they want the loca

jay carney would not offer a specific timeline as to when the decision on sanctions could be made. if they did move forward, what would they look like? we are talking about asset freezes on some of the cronies seen as part of vladimir putin's inner circle. we could see more targeting of accesslocking them from to the international financial system. since we are getting the sense -- the sense we're getting is sanctions across the broad russian economy would be on hold unless something takes a turn for the worst. >> coming up, more on ukraine. the national security adviser to clinton will weigh in on the ongoing crisis and u.s. efforts to de-escalate the situation. "bloomberg bottom line" continues in a moment. >> a reminder, there are multiple ways to watch bloomberg television. we are on the web at bloomberg.com, on your mobile device at apple tv, and amazon fire tv. more on what the u.s. can do in ukraine. sandy berger served as national security adviser to president clinton. he's now the chair of a commercial diplomacy from. he's involved across all of the firm's engagements with

jay carney said that these instigators were not local, there is evidence they had been paid, and jented on that call between john kerry and sergei lavrov, and here is how she described the conversation. >> he noted that ukrainian government leaders are en route to all of these cities to try to negotiate evacuation of government buildings and deescalation of public tensions. he called on russia to disavow the acts of provocateurs and called on all parties to refrain from agitation in ukraine. >> top officials from vladimir putin to the minister of defense to sergei lavrov have assured american officials that they have no intention of sending troops into ukraine. what is happening in eastern ukraine has played into another system. >> mike, the white house hooz said it is threatening additional sanctions on russia. what does that really mean? >> that's a great question. you remember president obama over the course of the last couple of weeks have signed some orders, placing sanctions on individuals that are close to vladimir putin, but he holds as a threat sanctions across brood specter

. >> reporter: press secretary jay carney made clear the president believes vladimir putin is manufacturing the crisis, but mr. obama's critics believe putin is winning. >> all you hear from obama is if you do it next time, the sanctions will increase. putin is calculating it's all hot air, if he measures how approaches this, he's going to get what wants. >> "the new york times" the president and secretary of state focus less on the middle east peace process and devote their attention to ukraine. traveling in estoneia, kerr -- mccain called for providing arms for the ukraine. >> i think it's inexcusable that we have not helped the ukrainian government to defend themselves with defensive weapons. >> reporter: jay carney couldn't explain the lethal hardware designation but he made clear that the u.s. is opposed to introducing weapons. >> our main focus is on economics trying to deescalate the situation. we did not see a military solution to this crisis. >> u.s., ukrainian and yawrp peen and russian diplomats are meeting this week. they are concerned the russians might use their push against p

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yeah, i heard jay carney say that. and i wanted to laugh out loud. the leader of the labor international union terry sullivan has it best. it is a question of jobs and the administration is playing politics with it. >> he called it gutless and a low blow. you are talking about a late supporter of the administration. this is what else he said. it is not the oil that is dirty tis the politics. once again the administration is instead of doing what is right for the country. this is no example of profiles in courage. do you think he has it right or off base. >> i think he is right. we have two political issues. one is money. a california green energy adventure capitalist billionaire will spend hundred million this year to elect democrats who oppose the co stone pipeline or defeat the democrats who support it. the president wants his money involved on behalf of the democrats and the president is worried about the energy and enthusiasm on the left wing voters. what is something. there is a new pugh poll out. 61 percent americans favor the key stone pipelin

and now you hear jay carney out there talking about, this is private insurance, this is private insurance. no, it's not. these insurance companies are being manipulated by a ventriloquist dummy telling them what to charge and what plans to offer at what price. don't believe the latest spin on this private insurance line. >> what do you think? >> the white house is lying about the numbers. they're saying 7 million people signed up on the website that was broken for the last nine months. they really want us to believe this website is working enough where they can give us a legitimate number? the white house has lied about so many things, why wouldn't they lie about this? they lied about benghazi, about irs corruption, they lied about not spying on americans. about green jobs. now all of a sudden, you want to trust the administration. >> now the fool's joke is over, and dana, you did a good job. if we stick to that, you would be much better off. the fact of the matter is nobody sitting around this table would have believed they would have gotten 7 million. >> they were going to find some way

a dozen members of the administration's inner circle, including key players, such as spokesman jay carney, to underscore that these proceed refts are rooted in an internet video and not a failed policy. the document reads like a pr strategy. not an effort to provide the best available intelligence to the american people. >> the goal of the house was to do one thing primarily was to make the president look good, blame it on the video and not on the president's policies. >> the rhodes email is significant because it was not part of the email released last may by the administration and in recent congressional testimony, the former cia deputy director said it was wright, not the agency that linked the video to benghazi. >> when she talked about the video, my reaction that's not something analysts attributed this attack to. >> the administration is being asked to compel who briefed wright. >> if this is not a smoking gun, proving beyond any doubt that the story told by the administration about benghazi was politically motivated and fabricated, nothing will ever prove that. >> even before the r

s/jay carney, portavoz casa blanca la casa blanca dijo hoy que la red social llamada zunzuneo, manejadarrollo internacional, tena el fin de facilitarle al pueblo cubano el acceso a informacin y fortalecer la sociedad civil del pas. pero segn ap la pgina -que se lleg a conocer como el "twitter cubano" - lleg a tener hasta 40,000 miembros y buscaba que ellos la usaran para presuntamente organizarse contra el gobierno castrista. segn el informe los fondos del proyecto los ocultaban a travs de compaÑas encubiertas en otros pases. s/ randy serrano, randytelemundo "algunos políticos en washington insisten que este tipo de prácticas no son ilícitas y que cuba no es el único lugar donde se llevan a cabo" s/cong. ileana ros-lehtinen, "lo estamos haciendo en lugares represivos donde no existe la democracia. no es secreto. no es ilegal. esto no es un programa de la cia o del presidente obama". otros, como el congresista jos serrano, dicen que desconocan la operacin en cuba. s/cong. josé serrano, "se usaron fondos que iban destinados para una cosa y lo usaron para tratar de derrocar el gobierno o c

then jay carney speaking to students at george washington university. then another chance to hear venture capitalists perkins. >> the muslims have accepted the religion of islam. they have never bombed any churches. they have never murdered anyone to girls, as was done in birmingham. they have never lynched anybody. they have never been guilty of initiating any sort of aggressive act of violence. during the entire 33 years or more that mohammed has been teaching. stemsarge of violence from the guilt complex that conscience of most white people in this country. they know that they have been violent. they have had brutality against negroes. they feel that someday the negro will wake up and do want to them as they have done -- do want to the whites as they have done to them. taught by alicia -- elijah mohammed to respect everyone who respects us. we must display courtesy and be polite. we are also taught that if at any time, anyone, in any way us, we areolence on within our religious right to retaliate in self-defense to the maximum degree of possibility.

we are looking forward to your comments from jay carney. and looking forward to you in all seriousness we couldn't be more excited about john being at bloomberg, will the bureau is on a roll and john is going to help us lead that on top of a really talented staff we already have so read the book. we will have copies for you and bags on the way out. john and amy have signed all of them for you. thank you for coming and showing your support for this great book. [applause] >> i am very grateful. i want to welcome you on behalf of the hill, you are here to congratulate amy and john for the fabulous achievement they have put together. we are very proud of them being reported to the hill. and you came to was a couple years ago, a local start up in arlington, virginia and now joins us in washington d.c. and is all right as a correspondent doing a fabulous job. doing great sources, a real adornment to the paper. john in his nomadic career was with us in 2005-2006, has done great work which you already know. they are the star attraction. please come

jay carney said any moves by russia into ukraine will come at a cost. president obama is said to have told vladimir putin to withdraw the troops sitting on the ukrainian border. they've been there for weeks. the european union is threatening sanctions. vladimir putin asked for a phone call with president obama. do you think the threats are having an effect on him? >> i think the sanctions that have been put on him, and his - the people around him, and his economy are having an effect. now, whether those effects, whether the problem for the economy are getting through to him, it's not clear. and, therefore, i would certainly recommend that we increase those sanctions, broaden them on more people and sectors of the economy so it is clear that he's getting the message, and he will take the actions that will reduce the pressure on him. >> beyond the sanctions, what should we do. the white house says it's not planning to send lethal aid to the ukraine, should the u.s. send military support? >>able so. i think we should consider it and grant the request that

let me go back to jay carney's, and. why yemen -- jay carney's comment. why yemen? guest: there are very few places where you see the constellation of events and circumstances that we get in yemen. the first is the history of the yemeni extremist trying to target the west. you remember the attempt over detroit a few years ago, the attempt with the toner cartridges trying to take down cartridge aircraft -- cargo aircraft. you have an inability of the government, the yemeni government, despite what they're trying to do today, and they have been aggressive to project power. you have safe haven for extremists, a lot of support for extremism within the country. the al qaeda movement is quite large in yemen. and you have leadership that has the vision to say we not only want to topple the you many government. our vision ashley yemeni government -- toppled again many government -- topple the you yemeni government. about oneme ask you suspect that might have been killed, who was believed to be responsible for the bombing you just alluded to, the specter -- the suspected und

. >> i don't need lectures from you about contempt -- >> and white house reporters take jay carney finally to task. >> you would say there is no pay discrimination here at the white house, right? >> there is equal pay for equal work. >> stay -- stacey dash will respond to the gender pay gap claim. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity" the scandals targeting conservatives is far from over because tomorrow the house oversight committee will vote to hold louis learner in contempt of congress. they voted to ask the justice department to consider criminal prosecution against lois learner so things are not looking good for the disgraced irs official. in a moment, i'll be joined by senator rand paul, but first i want to go over the timeline of deceit. i contend this administration lies to us on a regular basis. we don't have answers about the fast and furious sandal. we have agents that died, other people in mexico died. no answers. then you can go to the lies about benghazi. it wasn't spontaneous and no youtube video responsible for that. we didn't get the truth. you d