lois lerner had three lawyers in the room with her. and the most we got out was basically that she rescued stray dogs. it was a terrible interview. >> well, leslileslie, but was is worthy that we found out, even from her self-interested point of view what her life has been like, the fact that she and her husband spent over $100,000 in legal fees, despite her gaping role at the center of the role? >> we all know in the media that if you interview somebody with a big name or certainly when their attorneys are flanking their side, there is an arrangement that is made, which is you will knot ask this. if you plead the fifth in d.c. before members of congress, you're not going to have the big reveal with politico or anybody else. there are things that i didn't know about her. not that we're saying, oh, this is a kinder, gentler softer, but i think for many people that may not have been aware why she did what she said she did, why they r she maintains that and quite frankly, other facts into lois lerner. it's also a name that would get peopl

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. >>> and you know the controversy surrounding lois lerner? well, now the irs is telling congress it has lost e-mails from even more employees. so will anyone be held accountable? we'll have the latest. >>> white house officials now saying president obama will wait until after november's midterms to implement immigration measures. the officials say executive action on immigration during the campaign season would not only politicize the issue, but also hurt future reform efforts. others argue the timing is all about politics. molly henneberg has the latest now from washington. molly? >> reporter: the top republican in the house, speaker john boehner, is one of those people who contend that the president's timing is all about politics and the upcoming mid terms. boehner said in a statement, quote, there is never a right time for the president to declare amnesty by executive action. but the decision to simply delay this deeply controversial and possibly unconstitutional unilateral action until after the elections instead of abandoning the idea al

yet another e-mail has surfaced in the ir/lois lerner controversy.is time lerner was upset not about tea party profits, but about an irs employee who was working full time on federal union duties and not taxpayer issues. lerner is the former irs director of the nonprofit unit who has been under fire for targeting tea party nonprofits for extra scrutiny, but lerner was also upset about an irs staffer getting paid up to $138,000 annually for not doing her job. lerner vented in a 2011 e-mail about how she was blocked from firing this employee and wrote, quote: we can't do anything about this worker when has spent most of the last year doing nothing. despite lerner's complaints, the federal union saved that worker's job. and now the house subcommittee on oversight has sent a letter to the head of the irs demanding answers as to why taxpayers paid $23 million last year for irs employees to work on their federal union duties and not on irs work. in fact, taxpayers have footed the bill for more than 200 irs employees to work on union duties, and many of the

they did it the same way by discovering 24,000 of lerner's e-mails.hey can track most, why not all? it seems very selective. again, i want to go back to the word "suspicious". >> exactly. >> i'm not going to sit -- i think it's a fair point to say if you can't find theh7v directly because of some argument that your computer crashed, clearly you can find it through the secondhand recipients. i think that's a fair point. >> clearly, chris, lois lerner said she didn't do anything wrong but she pled the fifth in the congressional hearing before the house. and congress is not a one-trick pony. we don't need a hearing in the house and senate and have other investigations. jewel sli rigulie is right. we should have independent counsel look at this because at the end of the day, we're paying all these people salaries. they taxes on time, our fair share of taxes on time. >> angela, no one is necessarily disagreeing with you. >> no. you said that we should go through the investigations. it's a waste of time and taxpayer money. >> i'm saying let's wait to see wh

lois lerner says i did not do anything wrong.ve me a list of things which you think she did do wrong. >> let's look at her own e-mails. she talked to reporters. number one, she was part of the targeting scheme. she was one of the authors of it. she sent e-mails that clearly detailed groups. she called them radical groups. she used expletives in describing the groups. she made sure that the targeting continued. we know also that she was in communication with other agencies. she had the fec involved. she was communicating with the white house counsel's office. this, you know, i did nothing wrong. i am proud of my services. go talk to some congressional visitors. i could go on for another 10 minutes. stuart: i am sticking up for our viewers. >> it looks like distraction of evidence to us. nothing ever really get done. it looks like this will drag weight on. what do you say? >> i hope that is not the case. in addition to the congressional investigation, you are right. i think it is a serious problem. it will get to the bottom of it.

lerner. the oversight committee learned that tom perez used his personal email account almost 1,200 times over a four-year period to conduct official business. we should not tolerate this type of behavior. democracy requires transparency, mr. speaker. the public has the right to know the actions that a government takes on their behalf. this principle of a right to know has been enshrined in numerous statutes at the federal, state and local levels. these include open meeting laws, freedom of information act processes and record laws. at the national level, two bedrock transparency laws are the federal records act and the presidential records act. together these two laws ensure that our nation's key documents, whether they be emails, maps, agendas or any other type of media are preserved as a clear record of the government's operation and decision-making process. unfortunately in recent weeks, particularly in the relation to the events at the i.r.s. surrounding the events of loss emails are not

the reality is this isn't starting and stopping with lerner.is lawyer that was at the white house, the department of justice, and at irs, i think that speaks volumes and all these people need to be put under oath. if they all start asserting the fifth amendment, we know what we've got. >> thanks very much. we will be following you as we have throughout very very carefully. >> thanks, lou. >>> ukraine says russia has invaded a day ahead of a meeting between its president and vladimir putin. the former president of georgia joins us here next. of accidental death for young children. simple safety steps are the best way to prevent these tragedies. make sure kids learn how to swim. designate an adult water watcher to watch kids in and around water. save the phone calls and texts for when the kids are out of the water. properly fence all pools with fences at least four feet high and with self-closing, self-latching gates. when above ground pools aren't in use remove the ladders. when pools aren't in use, cover them. teach kids to stay away from drain

those missing e-mails from lois lerner may not be missing at all, this as the agency says it has loste-mails from five more employeein

you may remember that the irs said in june it could not locate thousands of e-mails from lois lernershe fled the fifth. one top republican declared that the pattern must stop. we have the details from washington. >> hi, julie. five of the employees lost e-mails pertaining to the tea party scandal. the law makers say they may be out. there jim jordan is7z.fz callin commissioner to testify on september 17th about the server drive this may not have been destroyed. as of friday, irs said additional employees and processing agents and a technical advisor to lois lerner experienced computer crashes. >> darril issa saying that the irs- ever changing story is impossible to follow as they modify it each time to bring in new facts. >> the commissioner said the irs found no evidence that irs personnel delineaty destroyed evidence. >> and jordan said the server tapes that are potential sources were received by lerner. supp targeted by the irs believes that a special council should be appointed. should the department of justice appoint a special council in the probe of irs scandal and can the irs

store your naked pictures on lois lerner's computer. they'll disappear forever, right? >> you know what, the best advice i think is if -- unlike rich, if this is not a scandal, you know, and this wasn't done deliberately, in this day and age, i think you just got to assume that any photo you take, anything you write, anything it's part of lois lerner and the irs, it's going to be out there forever. >> steve, that is the point. i understand that your computer information is like your own house, but nowadays you just have to acce the fact that the world is more open than it used to be. right? >> sure. but that doesn't make it right. >> doesn't make it right, but it makes it easier for these hackers to fwet in, no matter what am tries to do to circumvent it. >> don't blame the victim. if they want to get over exposed, they have other ways to do it. >> i think you are on to something there. thank you, folks. how can you protect your private information and boost your profits? the informers expo the average text takes your eyes off throad for nearly five seconds. [screaming]

it lost the e-mails of five more employees, including a senior aide to lerner, that comes amid freshclaims by house oversight committee chair daryl issa that the justice department is improperly sl lly collaborating democrats in their own probe and colin, tell us about this phone call and what it means. >> so what happened here, you e to attorney general eric holder who accidentally called up house oversight republicans thinking he was calling house oversight democrats -- >> uh-oh. >> i got this information and don't want to get it in the hands of the majority, do you think you could leak it so we can comment publicly on it? that's essentially what happened here. on one level this is a ridiculous gaffe but on another level it does show a very coordinated effort here to on vis kate and delay the investigation. >> has the justice department acknowledged it or explained it? >> oh, you know, the aide basically said, it's perfectly reasonable for the justice department to be talking to house republicans and house democrats and you know, no big whoop. that's sort of -- >> this follows the

lerner had said about politico? >> so many things went through my head when i read that article but i see it for what it is. it is a distraction. it is a puff piece to make laws lerner look to be the victim in the irs scandal but i don't care she is a brownie baking puppy loving person she needs to be held accountable for actions. she had been retired -- planning retirement for months, $2.5 million home, receives a pension of $100,000 a year which is twice the median income, she -- we are supposed to feel sorry for her because she can't get a job? they try to make her out to be apolitical but she has a long history of political targeting not only at the irs for four years and calling for conservatives crazy and a-holes but in 1996 she targeted a conservative senate candidate, brought a case against him and told him she would drop the case only if he would promise never to run for office again. of course he didn't back down and when a judge dismissed the case, she hissed back to him to the candidate, we will get you.

but to have lois lerner on and ask her about everything except the irs and her e-mails, what do they talk about? tax inversion? >> no. they talked about how she's spending a lot of the money on legal fees and how she's having a very difficult time. but that was the deal. she sat there with her lawyers and she wouldn't talk about the scandal which of course is what makes her news worthy. >> my producer said to me earlier, maybe they asked, boxers or briefs? thanks, howie. we'll be there in 20 minutes. >>> it was a huge foreign policy week for president obama who worked to rally nations across the world against isis. many countries agreeing to join the u.s.-led coalition. but some notables are not on board. we'll look at who is why. [musi♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. iprise

that's on top of lois lerner's e-mails, of course.nwhile, congressman jim jordan of ohio is demanding department of justice hand over information on former lerner staffer andrew strelka, also alleged to have been involved in targeting conservative groups. ed rollins is a long-time strategist to business and political leaders, fox news political analyst. judith miller, manhattan institute for policy research, a pulitzer prize winning author and fox news contributor. russell goldsmith, chairman and ceo of citi national bank, reporting strong earnings. thank you for joining us. this is just extraordinary. i don't understand how this keeps on going. it's almost like a comedy. five more people. >> it is a comedy. the problem is, there is no time to get it done and congress is going to be back for 12 days. >> right. >> the senate is out september 23rd. they've got a budget resolution, export/import. obviously, the president's speech and all of the concern in the international arena. this just becomes one more sort of background noise. it sh

the irs claims that the emails of lois lerner disappeared with her hard drive that crashed. lerner, is at the center of irs's alleged targeting of conserve groups for increased tax scrutiny. friday the irs said e-mails of five others requested by congress might be unrecoverable. in their statement, the irs wrote, quote. throughout this review the irs found no evidence that any irs personnel deliberately destroyed any evidence. to the contrary, the computer issues identified appear to be the same sorts of issues routinely experienced by employees with the irs and other government agencies and the private sector. those on the other side don't believe in the coincidence. >> i have gotten to the point where, this is like one of those infomercials where they say, wait, wait, there's more. just when you think you heard it all, then you find out more things about the irs and frankly i think what congressman camp said is absolutely right. there is no way that we are getting anywhere close to the truth about what happened, and the doj has become, in my opinion, complicit in trying to

. -- onerous to search, and a second shows that lerner's blackberry was wiped clean. and removed as scrap for disposal in june of 2012. joining us now sheryl atkinson. these are becoming now insulting to the intelligence of the congress, the american people, how can it continue on like this? >> i think without the help of the court in this judicial watch face it might have gone on forever, there is a chance that judge will seriously make federal government look at answers it has given hole their feet to the fire, department of justice, of representing the irs, in this phone call, defending irs in court, i civil case with judicial watch suing them, the department of justice is also investigating the irs, it is supposed to conduct a fair and impartial investigation, and defending irs in court on tor hanother hand on missing documet cases there is a conflict of interest. lou: you point-out. in a one of your op-eds that anew stal stalka is now part of justice deputy tax division, he used to work with lois lerner. that has a certain appearance too? >> yes, there are severa

he worked under lois lerner until recently, and he also represented the irs and losses filed overr the agency's targeting of conservative groups. republicans on the hill say that at is a clea conflict of interest. we are coming right back with much more. score one for the prsident. e checked stonehengeff his bucket list. syria, iraq, ukraine and russia, a little bit more to do. colonel ralph peters is next lou: our next guest says that president obama wanted a big step up from allies to combat the islamic state and he didn't get it. russian president vladimir putin wanted to secure his territory in ukraine and ensure continued turmoil. he got what he wanted. joining us now is strategic analysts ralph peters. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: we have watched this president try to contend with the islamic state in his own language, if not his ow strategy. and vladimir putin an his ambitions. how would you say he's done it? >> the president did get his rhetorical act together today. he spoke somewhat clearly for the firs time on the isis issue. but it's really not a matter o

if not, we will give it a good shot, for sure. >> a very positive mark lerner. the caps are still looking for a stanley cup. the wizards continued to struggle. the redskins had a debacle against the giants. it's got to be a baseball town. it's fall. they are approaching the fall classic. and they are the pick of many experts. they have put a team together that one in short order if you look at it. >> they struggled in the beginning, but their intentions are there now. they have never lost sight of the goal. it.hey just have to do >> we want to remind you that washington's road to the friday.ship begins saturday, we will have a live special on the team and its end goal to be world series champions. join us saturday at 7:00. >> coming up, why police believe the stabbing of a woman in silver spring was random. >> and breaking news, police investigate the deaths of two people in potomac, one in the house where a fire was s that now to the breaking news coming in from maryland. >> two investigations possibly linked, and brad bell has the possible details. >> we belie

he worked under lois lerner until recently, and he also represented the irs and losses filed over thency's targeting of conservative groups. republicans on th hill say that that is a clear conflict of interest. we are coming right back with much more. score one for the president. he checked stonehenge off his bucket list. syria, iraq, ukraine and russia, a little bit more to do. colonel ralph peters is next [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male annouer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes me true. cvs health. ecause health is everything. cvs health. hey, jennar fuzz mike trooawwwwww scram!g... i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps

meanwhile, the iris commissioner getting grilled over lois lerner's missing e-mails.tifying that the irs did not save any information and there is no outside system to store agency e-mails. and earlier this month the inspector general found dead the agency failed to search 760 computer servers that could contain lois lerner's e-mails. we are coming right back. >> president obama sticking to his guns, telling a military audience that he will not send troops to fight another ground war in iraq. mcguinness told us if it is a promise the president can keep. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. it hurts. you doin'? this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering ra

we actually brought lois lerner in.ing on for a while but hadn't yet become public, and we confronted her. she said, no, no, this is just the normal course of doing business and, frankly, we didn't believe her, so we called for the inspector general to do an investigation which they did. about that same time, doug shulman, then-commissioner, said, no, no, he can give assurances there's no targeting going on. but the inspector general did his investigation and found that wasn't the case. and they got a draft report, the irs got a draft report before it went public, and lois lerner three days before that gives a speech to the bar association meeting here in town and has a friend, planted question, asks her about this situation. and she blames -- doesn't take responsibility for it -- blames people in cincinnati. remember this, right? lying agents in cincinnati. two rogue agents in cincinnati. first they denied it -- i mean, the whole pattern's as old as the hills. they got caught the with their hands in the cookie jar, and

hardys later, lerner's drive crashes. in 2013, and inspector general finds they used inappropriate criteria against conservative groups. lerner pleads the fifth and congress issues subpoenas. the white house is told e-mails are missing. the irs does not notify congress until june. it also faces a lawsuit filed by judicial watch. irs officials told the court backups of the missing e-mails may exist after all but retrieving them would be too much trouble. >> coming up in a consumer alert, what apple is doing to make sure our personal photos are protected. >> i stood out like a sore thumb. nobody missed me. >> this working woman led the charge for female journalists. why she says now is the time to step away. whatming up at 6:00, caused the flight to turn around. >> next wednesday will be the final day on the job for someone who has covered the white house for decades. ann compton at abc news says the time is right to step away from the camera after 41 years. here is more from this weeks "working woman." >> from here, 20 pac

meanwhile, the iris commissioner getting grilled over lois lerner's missing e-mails. testifying that the irs did not save any information and there is no outside system to store agency e-mails. and earlier this month the inspector general found dead the agency failed to search 760 computer servers that could contain lois lerner's e-mails. we are coming right back. >> president obama sticking to his guns, telling a military audience that he will not send troops to fight another ground war in iraq. mcguinness told us if it is we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc the number one doctor recommend frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. tom: the family of steven sotloff, one of two american journalist beheaded by the islamic state, claiming that it was hectored and bullied by th

lerner's e-mails, supposedly also lost in a similar computer crash. all that, now the target of the investigation by that special house investigative committee looking into all of this. >>> let's take a look at the weather, shall we? the northeast finding itself in the path of some potentially dangerous storms. check in now with meteorologist janice dean. she's love live in the fox weather center with the latest. jd, what is to come? >> well, you have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for all of the big cities from d.c. towards philadelphia, up towards boston and new york city until 9:00 p.m. local time. the worst of the weather really coming around the dinner time towards 9:00 p.m. and then, as we get into the overnight hours, things subside. but severe thunderstorm watches meaning that conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms including hail, damaging winds and we could see isolated tornadoes. we don't have tornado warnings, we have a severe thunderstorm warning just west of philadelphia. again, gusty winds are the main concern here as w

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lois lerner this week was willing to talk to the press. she can talk to the press.he can talk to the justice department. she can't ask the questions -- answer the questions the american people have. unbelievable. the reason she is willing to do the is because she knows justice department's investigation is a sham. january 13 of this year, the fbi leaks to "the wall street journal" no one is going to be prosecuted. the president made his famous statement -- the head of the executive branch prejudge is the entire case and says, there is no corruption, not even a smidgen. the lead attorney assigned to a maxed out contributor to the president's campaign, and we are supposed to believe this is a real investigation? eric holder can't go fast enough. [applause] here is some good news. we did pass a resolution calling for a special prosecutor. i don't think eric holder is going to do it. maybe the next ag will. the good news is every single republican in the house of representatives voted for it. more importantly, 26 democrats went against their president and said, this is

lerner? who thinks they're dangerous? you? ♪ ♪ bill: where will this story lead now?se republican writing to the justice department demanding it hand over information on a lawyer who used to work under lois lerner, the former irs official under investigation for targeting conservative groups. congressman jim jordan wants information writing, quote: bill: an attorney representing tea pay groups targeted by the irs, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: have you ever met him? >> i've never met him, but interestingly enough, he was the first person i talked to from the irs back in the spring of 2010, and he was the one -- working in the washington office, not cincinnati -- and that's when i began to realize there was something going on at the irs, because it was an application for c4 status for a group that had been opposed to obamacare, and we filed that application in october of 2009. we should have had that by the end of 2009, and we didn't hear anything until 2010, and he was the one -- bill: yeah. he was your first contact at the irs. what was his job? >

and lois lerner just wrote it off. well, it's okay.y're not breaking any laws here. >> yeah, how does a group like, for instance, the flicio report to the labor department but zero to the irs? same with teachers union, teamsters. $7 million. they told the labor department, this is what we put into political contributions. they told the irs it was zero. how do you keep doing that? how do they say $1.4 million to the labor department, zero to the irs? how do you keep doing it, the education and teachers union, $25 million, they told the labor department. they told the irs zero. they put these on the forms. i mean, this is inconsistent at best, maybe illegal. >> and they get away with it! >> they get away with it. but here it is, guys. it stands to reason, if your job is to crush any political opponent of the president, and particularly in this case, the tea party, then the other part of the job is to look the other way. >> by the way, service workers and fast-food workers are going to have demonstrations to become a union to up their --

imagine lois lerner running the nsa. i want you to imagine that for a second. bring that up intentionally. we're living in a climate and a culture with an administration and a government that uses agencies like the irs, weaponized against citizens like you. we're living. that's right. and it's true. i wish i could clap but i've been targeted by the irs and i'm sure many of you have, as well. we are living in a culture and climate where no matter what agency it is, there is evidence of collusion, of interagency conspiracy against citizens. look at catherine engel brecht from true the vote was a citizen from hosten, texas, started a nonprofit agency for election integrity. was visited by five different federal agencies in two months, audited by three of them, taxed by all five and they said oh, we're not talking to each other. really when the atf and the epa and the irs and all these agencies visit you and ask these questions you're trying to tell me they're not colluding? why do i bring this up? we're talking about the nsa which is admittedly probably the most p

this news comes as the irs inspector general investigates what exactly happened to lois lerner's e-mails>> the internal revenue service says five of its questioned employees have lost e-mails pertaining to the tea party targeting scandal after a number of computer crashes, but one lawmakers says they still may be out there. jim jordan is calling the commissioner in to testify op september 17th about the server drive, which may not have been destroyed due to budgetary constraints but the irs says additional employees -- experienced computer crashes and lost e-mails. house oversight and government reform committee chairman darrell issa reacting to the news saying in part, quote, the irs' ever changing story is practicely impossible to follow as they modify it each time to accommodate new facts. this pattern must stop. the irs shooting back saying in part the irs has found no evidence that any irs personnel deliberately destroyed any evidence. oe contrary, the computer issues identified appear to be the same sort of issues retoonly experienced. jordan says there are 760 change server tapes.

want to wield that kind of unchecked power to lois lerner ore that i.r.s.at got in a debate with paul ryan? asked him, sir, why didn't you tell us that he deleted the e-mails, he said, you never asked me. are those the people you want running federal agencies that are able to collect trillions of debt.of the enemy is isis, and the enemy islamicnational global jihad. i would agree with him on that. bureaucratsernment don't view those oh as the only enemy. they view the enemy as people with what they believe in. we can see what happened in the i.r.s. where they thought conservatives were the enemy, that tea party groups were the enemy, that republicans were the enemy. so we have to say hold on a second, if we're going to use losely what does the wore enemy mean to an employee who.a. can tap without warrant every person in this room, every phone e-mail, text message, unchecked without warrant. do we want to give that kind of to people that we know agenda.ubversive there was a wonderful quote by benjamin franklin, he said those who sacrifice liberty neither.ity

imagine lois lerner running the nsa. imagine that for a second.e are living in a climate and a culture within administration and government that uses agencies like the irs weaponize against systems like you. -- citizens like you. it's true. i have been targeted by the irs and i'm sure many of you have as well. we are living in a culture and climate that no matter what agency it is, there is evidence of collusion of interagency conspiracy against citizens. catherine ingle brecht was a citizen from houston, texas, visited by five different federal agencies in two months, audited by three of them, tax by all five. they said we are not talking to each other. really? all these agencies visit you and ask these questions, you are trying to tell me they are not colluding? we are talking about the nsa which is admittedly probably the most powerful and intrusive arm of the department of defense which, until edward snowden's actions, has gone relatively unchecked. most americans did not know what nsa meant until edward snowden did what he did. trillions of l

we know lois lerner and targeting of proisrael groups. but you document things in america.stunning and one of them has to do with adoption. now, i guess, i am totally blown away. i had no idea the irs can get involved in the adoption. look at this clip and react to it for me, greg. >> going through this experience, what are yourm7&s feelings about america? is this the america that you grew up and the american dream? >> we adopted our daughter because we wanted a family. we brought her in china and not to put her under another oppressive government. >> how does the irs tinker with adoptive parents. >> it is adaption tax credit and helps to oversea the adoption and handicaps and medical issues and things like that and in the irs drug them through five years of audits and everything they could. and you know, the evidence is there. they had a child, they adopted and had their stuff, but the irs was abusive and they were not just thorough, they seemed from the point of view to have enjoyed harassing them. >> you point out so many things in the film and travel in the country and

roorlt * this is the agency that last lois lerner's emails.s is the agency that's going to police obamacare. this is the agency two weeks ago we were reporting they were handing out $6 billion every year to bogus filings. made a claim, got the money, skipped town. martha: the president ought to be look at this agency saying i'm going to fire all the top executives in this agency. where is the outrage? where is the backlash? >> reporter: it's not there, is it? martha: are we just accepting we are a different kind of country? are we a third world country? or do we accept there is a certain amount of corruption in evening we do? >> we have come to the point where we realize the government will never be efficient and this administration has the government as the agency of change and he expanded it dramatically. bill: does virginia have a serial killer? the new details linking the suspect to another young woman and why some believe there could be even more missing today. martha: former president bill clinton says president george w. bush would call

the latest wrinkle in the lois lerner case. it shows lois ignored complaint. this is bias. union organization. it is not a problem. zero dollars spent. they do have two report. tens of millions of dollars in political campaign activity. they are throwing it away to super packs. we do not know what happens. even in the director of the national community. we want president obama elect did. there is bias. stuart: really. all these years and now we are finding it. thank you very much. mike cowles revenue has fallen for a third straight month. gordon chang is here with that. >> it was about a half decade ago. they are subject to corruption concerns. i think a lot of other things are going on here. stuart: is that gambling market has moved away from dropped officials, not necessarily corrupt, it is an indicator of china's economy. >> where did they get most of their revenue? they are people who use their property as collateral. right now the property in china is having a tough time. it is down for four straight months. the banks are not getting mortgages. it is hard for gamblers.

investigate the bullying of the conservative groups by the irs and the magical disappearance of lois lerner-mails or go after the people who killed brian terry with a gun that was supplied by our own government to mexican drug gangs or finally punish someone for illegally digging in the e-mails of the press or james rosen. and maybe he wants to bring to justice to the ones that had baseball bats to intimidate voters. his race has nothing to do with. it it is his letting the justice department run roughshod over the constitutional rights of americans who were foolish enough to think that their government would protect them instead of spy on e-mails and phone calls. silly me. oh, well, he's gone and hopefully the political games played will also go with him. and that's our week. (applause) >> the suspect in the beheading of a former kor co-worker in oklahoma celebrate terrorist on facebook where he posted pictures of taliban and osama bin laden and warned that sharia law is coming. nolan converted to islam. he severed the head of a 54-year-old woman and stabbed another woman before he was sho

we know lois lerner and targeting of proisrael groups. but you document things in america.unning and one of them has to do with adoption. now, i guess, i am totally blown away. i had no idea the irs can get involved in the adoption. look at this clip and react to it for me, greg. >> going through this experience, what are yourm7&s feelings about america? is this the america that you grew up and the american dream? >> we adopted our daughter because we wanted a family. we brought her in china and not to put her under another oppressive government. >> how does the irs tinker with adoptive parents. >> it is adaption tax credit and helps to oversea the adoption and handicaps and medical issues and things like that and in the irs drug them through five years of audits and everything they could. and you know, the evidence is there. they had a child, they adopted and had their stuff, but the irs was abusive and they were not just thorough, they seemed from the point of view to have enjoyed harassing them. >> you point out so many things in the film and travel in the country and se