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be at the graduation of one of my favorite young people, if we can call up the picture, his is john hayeserday, john hayes, very promising college graduate, and i am sure he will do wonderfulfully. binghampton university is one of the top value colleges in the nation and he and his father considered that as they decided which college to go to. they looked at, for example, starting salaries of graduates. you want to know graduation rates, how were you will be paying in terms of federal student loans. forbes and a number of rateers have looked at binghampton and said you will pay a lot less going to a very good school there. that is what parents of college students students have to consider. >>heather: colleges and universities have the information but they have not been releasing it. >> some say, privacy is an issue, you do not want to have this "sensitive" information going out but the truth is you will not show joe smith's g.p.a. you just want to know the starting salaries. some colleges are more expensive but they have lower rates of people borrowing, the student loans. you want to comp

john boehner. listen to what she told msnbc's chris hayes. >> i will say this about john boehner. if he were a woman, they'd be calling him the weakest speaker in history. >> why do you say that? >> because they don't get anything done. >>> rick scott could pick former congressman and tea party favorite allen west to be the state's next lieutenant governor. scott says west would be a great choice. >>> and samuel l. jackson is getting a promotion to the president of the united states. the hollywood reporter says the actor will play the commander in chief in the action adventure film, "big game." and that's your morning's dish of "scrambled politics." >>> the wild weather keeps coming. a rare and forceful tornado swept through northeastern hungary yesterday, bringing along hail and damaging winds. firemen responded to more than 70 emergencies caused by that powerful storm. and now for the weather closer to home, we're joined by bill karins. good morning. >> i'm taking hate mail this morning. it's cold. it's cold in the northeast. heat on in the car. your seat warmers on in the car.

and now steve hayes and john carl have seen the e-mails and told us all that the state department andhe white house were heavily involved in changing far more than one word and they were substantive revisions which we were also told was not true. he can't. >> he can't. >> he didn't do what you just said because that would be a greater sacrifice of his credibility. >> because he and hillary clinton stood in front of those caskets and he and hillary clinton did that. they carried forward that message after -- it is clear that we now know that this was not what they described. and they did that. the president is say it's all playing politics basically saying, i was playing politics, they were playing politics. i won the election. what does it matter at this point? the matters is the president's made a repeated argument again and again that the american people can trust the government -- >> and that he was telling us everything? >> yes, that you can trust me and you can trust the government to do what's right. and when that doesn't happen, it blows the bottom out of his argument and it, q

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. >> on fox news, john boehner also said that -- alex hayes -- you know, i should look over here before -- >> anyway, go ahead. >> that's an idea. alex hayes. >> i love you. >> exactly. >> got to gavel this meeting to order here. so there's boehner, saying, you know, someone is going to go to jail. he's repeated it last night to greta van susteren, who didn't say for what. you know, like no one there cares about that. any reading of the law shows there is no even conceivable possibility of a crime, based on anything that we have yet heard. we're going to have to hear something new for there to be a crime here. >> i mean, lawrence, if ineptitude was a crime, john boehner would have a life sentence, right? this -- what has happened? from what i've read, from the investigations in the "l.a. times" and "new york times," this was a bunch of overwhelmed civil servants in an office in cincinnati, they were getting 70,000 applications a year, and there were 200 of them. they were inundated. they were doing what the "new york times" describes as triage to deal with this. and maybe their form of

today there's been pushback, there have been in the initial reports by steve hayes and john karl thatthe white house, suggested the state department's concerns about the cia talking points needed to be resolved. they needed to have a meeting and concerns needed to be resolved. now someone leaked to jake tapper suggesting ben rose said something far less than they need to be resolved. he said let's get together, we have to have discussion. everyone's points need to be taken into consideration with respect to the investigation. now the white house is using this to say you see, republicans just leaked to these reporters to make this political. and so this is all much ado about nothing. your thoughts? >> the problem is that we -- what we know about the substance of those of various iterations of the talking points is they were converted from true to false and we know, because ben rose is saying everybody's got to get together, that by itself is all right except for the problem that what was the product was something that was misleading and -- i mean terribly misleading in a way that serve

. >> megyn: john karl expanded on what steve hayes broke. he broke the story last sunday. it was like, no, i didn't hear it i don't know anything about the "weekly standard." he had it. he had the changes in the talking points, the state department interference, the white house role in saying get it done. listen to the state department. and all week long we have been pretending that didn't exist. not us. >> that's right. >> megyn: mainstream media now abc news has it. there is the story. now there is going to be the blow back even on nbc news this morning lisa myers was reported saying she is getting tons of calls from democrats who want to weigh in on the whistleblowers. in particular, gregory hicks saying he wasn't demoted, and all the response to demeanor push back on these whistles blowers is starting, michelle. >> yeah, that's right. this war on whistle blowers has been a hallmark of the obama bully brigades. i warned about it on wednesday morning before these hearings that the smear merchants were gearing up. i'm a little bit surprised but certainly pleased that some

. >>> big knock against speaker john boehner coming from nancy pelosi last night on "all in" with chris hayes. >> if he were a woman, they'd be calling him the weakest speak ner in history. >>> at the waldorf historia hotel president obama says he's watched the country come together in cuff times. >> one of the things that a second term affords you is a little bit of perspective. because i don't have to run again. as michelle happily reminds me. i probably never been more optimistic about america. >> 49 people were arrested in raleigh, north carolina, in an act of civil disobedience protesting republican policies. this photo taken by travis long of the north carolina news and observer. >>> and it is just the latest in a series of protests dubbed moral mondays. protesters say they're concerned about the direction the state is headed in including cuts to unemployment and medicaid and knew voter id laws. >>> minnesota will be the next state to legalize same-sex marriages. the governor is scheduled to sign the bill into law at 5:00 p.m. today. it's the first midwestern state to take this step. >>

. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us, and welcome back. all right. tonight, how john mccain spent his holiday weekend, not like mine, hint, his involves sneaking into a war zone and ratcheting up the syrian conflict. >>> plus, he's loud, he's rude, the mayor of a major metropolitan city and he's embroiled in the craziest political scam in north america. and the single most controversial piece of kitchenware in the entire world. but we begin tonight on the jersey shore where the american political equivalent of snooki and j. wow have reunited for one more stroll down the boardwalk. seven months after hurricane sandy, president obama returned to new jersey to survey the recovery efforts and announce to the world after millions of dollars spent on rebuilding, the shore was back open for business. he was joined, of course, by chris christie who led the president around and even won a teddy bear for him in the football tossing game at the arcade. it was all very sweet, very reminiscent of the iconic images from days after superstorm sandy. days before the presidential elec

. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and thank you for joining us, and welcome back. all right. tonight, how johnn spent his holiday weekend, not like mine, hint, his involves sneaking into a war zone and ratcheting up the syrian conflict. >>> plus, he's loud, he's rude, the mayor of a major metropolitan city and he's embroiled in the craziest political scam in north america.

. >> not at least because the john karl is a good member of the mainstream media and i added to the good work we've done and steve hayes weekly standard" revealing there were 12 iterations of the talking points. at least jay carney's story about what happened, and the white house's involvement in ruins. i feel badly for jay. i've known him a long time. he is a nice guy. in his reporting days he was a solid reporter. now he is trying to sell this story still. i don't know whether, i mean, i guess if you want to be the press secretary you have to be willing to do things like this but this is going very poorly for him because i think he was told to say things. he said them. now he is trying to, stick by them and they are, they have been demolished. martha: yeah. very tough spot for him right now. brit, thank you very much. >> you bet. martha: see you later. with that, with benghazi, and with the irs issue that is going on, how far up do both of these scandals go? what do you think about all of this? send me a tweet @marthamaccallum. we'll take a look at those. we'll have a lot more on all of this. gregg: fox news alert. p

john and his wife. she would be a republican right from the beginning. >> on the women's suffrage movement, and the famous name, , people came to the white house to see the president, and how did hayeseact to her personal petition to be involved? >> they rejected it and they did not support women's suffrage. it had become an exceedingly controversial person in republican circles. she was very much opposed to the 15th amendment. it excluded women. she had really campaigned against the principles the hayes dedicated their lives to, the basic principles of reconstruction. she was not well received at all. inwas lucy hayes interested any women's rights issues? >> yes. she was absolutely passionate about women's education and encourage young women to go to college, which was a radical thing to say during her time at the white house. she saw tempers and, to a certain extent, as a way to help women. are asking about women's wages, where women work, women's rights to join a union, women's rights to vote, which were the major political issues of the time, she did not associate with that. >> different questions about the college degree. i will ask a couple of them all at once. first of all, o

john mccain on the irs scandal, the latest on benghazi. he's here live on our program. is the story about the talking points changing yet again? season hayesg from the trunk of a car and why you need to know what's happening on the surface of the sun. martha and i will see new 11 minutes [ male announcer ] someone said that it couldn't be done. but he with a chuckle replied that maybe it couldn't, but he would be one who wouldn't say so till he tried. ♪ somebody scoffed, "oh, you'll never do that." "at least no one has ever done it." but he took off his coat and he took off his hat, and the first thing we knew he'd begun it. there are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, there are thousands to prophesy failure. there are thousands to point out to you one by one, the dangers that wait to assail you. but just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just take off your coat and go to it. just start to sing as you tackle the thing that "cannot be done," and you'll do it. [ engine revs ] ♪ >> brian: connection with millions of professionals where apparently there is frisky business happening on "lincoln." the site changing its rules after finding so