] >> lou: thank you gentlemem.uch more on white house scandals throughout the broadcast. >> the white hse is engulfed in scandal and the president is insulated. where i the smoking gun or guns and how soon does it lead to the oval office? ann coulter with her bebet ann coulter with her bebet next. ♪ >> lou: my next guest says the susan rice appointment is a slain the face. she believes it's done to distract in the various scandals that is boiling around. joining us is best selling author conservative columnist ann coulter. you say there is polics in the appointment of rice and ower? >> yes, it remenu me of the clinton era when he distracts one scandal by starting a new one. and what are republicans supposed to do with this. susan rice was all over tv about the video being the cause of the attack on the ambassador and death of four americans. over and over again. she is promong now what we know n is an absolute lie. of course republicans are going explain about this. it's dangling a sardine in front of the ka cat. y

lou: is simply outrageous.ure that they have every dollar in person. >> it is not a matter of not getting what they asked for. the department has done everything they have asked for. lou: we are looking at these paper files and boxes of paper files. >> every regional office you go to all across the country. you will see stacks of those paper files. very little of it is digitized. something over little month ago or two months ago. he came up with an idea and let3 them figure it out later, he said. >> that is a great idea. i have great respect for secretary nicholson for the problem is that the va is terrible about going out and collecting on insurance payments that are being made now. or they have billions of daughter and $10 that are out there. but i would like to see if maybe a partial payment, like you said, in advance of some type. i think that could be one of the only ways we could get over the hill. the problem with this is the focus that is being given to the disability backlog right now. the overtime. if

lou: see get my attention., i had not heard that until or read it until vladimir poohed and waited . >> the reports and we decide. but you see the body language between the two. it is just terrible..3 basically this is the hope for democrats on this trip. the president goes overseas and changes the discussion from this litany of scandals the continued . you go overseas and so the commander and chief looked strong. a lucite sleeve like the baseball card and let the russian president give him a raspberry. lou: this is what the president of the nsa sad to say well visiting ireland. we've offered policy prescriptions and a deep counsel to the people of ireland on the issue of religious schools. if we check that with the audience. >> the catholics and their schools and buildings and the protestants have there's. if we can see ourselves in one another, if you're or resentment are allowed to harden, that encourages a division and cooperation . lou: are president's supposed to talk like that? >> he is not the secretary

lou: thank you senator. >> thank you lou. lou: we thank you for your time. now to latest on irs scandal danny, new head -- i think he has been there under 20 days, new head of irs today released a interimeport oo agent's targeting of conservative groups inner withner with a full's report he said seniors involved with t targets have left the positions and agencies would make it ease groups to be obtain tax exempt statu tte use of so-called be on the look out list will beuspended. he admitted that the irs has contued to use those lists until as recently at last week. he is set to testify before the use ways and means commity this thursday. >> is this the end of days for affirmative aion? supreme court and the case of a white woman rejected for college admission in tex. >> shannon breen has our report, coming up next. lou: on wall street today stocks finished lower but well of their sessionows, dow posting 11th 2 point swing in last month. finishing day dn 140 points, s&p fell 19, and ndaq off 36. volume on big board still hvy trading 4.6 billion shares, gold f

lou: what is your outlook?talking about the fed, erybody says, you know, what's going on? >> wwll, last ti i was here in early may we talked about the messag stimulus that had come from the fed a the bank of japan. i think we agree that that was ally their cue that the markets we looking a. then on may 22nd something changes, chairman bernanke actually came out himself, the chairman camout and said, we are thinking about tapir. that had a real effect on rates. rates had an effect on the u.s. uity market. lou: and what is really funny about that is everything he said , if people would listen. i think those -- i think there are computers that are not listening and some hedge fund managers,,ieally want to examine them carefully, the thought process. the fact is heesaid have good the ecomy was, how strong it was. the date for tapering would still be in the year. everybody dided, apparently, and that today timeframe that the federal reserve chairman was stupid, as were all of his cohorts. i mean, it is just as if re

lou: what is next? insinuated the political arm of the white househroughout government year. the entire government. we are looking at so many departments,o many agencies. is it remedial? >> wel not in the short term. in not with this president. this is the government that he wants. he is not really unhappy about these things. he gives lip service to the idea that he is outraged and then he goes sent. if you're really of rage tour of the leading the fight, and leading from behind or just watching. when you look at even the irs, the conferences, the amount of spending tt was going on during the recession of all times, i mean, that just shohows the arrogce of government. and yet there is no fun during outrage from the president, from capitol hill. i agree that the hearings are doing fine, but it seems to be a much larger problem about how government has disconnected itself. the irs treats the average taxpayer. and they cannot even account for all the money that they spend in the conference's. lou: your rea

] >> lou: thank you gentlemen.h more on white house scandals throughout the broadcast. >> the white house is engulfed in scandal and the president is insulated. where is the smoking gun or guns and how soon does it lead to the oval office? ann coulter with her bet next. there's a reason no one says "easy like monday morning." sundays are the waios day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and globalroband network free you to focus onhat matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. ♪ >> lou: my next guest says the san rice appointment is a slap in the face. she believes it's done to distct in the various scandals that is boiling around. joining us is best sling author conservative columnist ann coulter. you say there is politics in the appointment of rice and power? >> yes, it remenus me of the clinton era when he distracts one scandal by star

] >> lou: thank you gentlemen.uch more on white house scandals throughout the broadcast the white house is engulfed in scandal and the president is insulated. where is the smoking gun or guns and how soon does it lead to the al office? ann coulter with her bet next. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the mt important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in ur wallet? [old eovermany discounts to dect thine customers! [old eng accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsomeounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth wh are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling time

lou: you also brig up the battle.on't know whether it's my perspectiv but when i think about the battles in history, you talk about eration in which our militt took the bridge acros to keep that moving. when did you choose that path? >> well, some of it is because pele can relate to it. number two is we think it is not consequential today. a tiny statesman once said this about the chinese revotion. he said it is too early to tell. i think that the final effects of that battle a what e are doing are too hard totel. obviously it is part of the arab spring, many of the things that are going on now, we woul like to influence this to the degree that they are all related to whatappened in 2003. it wilturn out good or bad. we will make thatgment in 10 or 15 years to you just said something that is talked about. incling the causality buone coul argue. the bush adminisation insists onoing into baghdad. in the obama administration an iraq. how important do you think all of this will bb? >> years ago i wrote an aicle about civil

lou: no question. you -- i find myself, you know, host of this broadcast scratching my head, and marveling at it. >> well, there is a probability of association. that that question would be did snowden know about the visit for from hinese premier, and iffy did, then, and he could have connected with with that. certainly that is a possibility. >> well, a lot of possibilities remain for us. and will until we know, william bennett, thank you for expanding our knowledge. and i assure you, fault lies with me, not you, we appreciate it so much. >> thank you. lou: we'll have more on the scandals that grip obama administration throughout this broadcast. stay with us. >> he is not tricky dick or a slick willie, with so many scandals rocking obama administration, do you think that it is time president obama had his own nickname. we're want tut, we're looking for your suggestions. we know a ple where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopic

lou: thank you, senator. >> thank you, lou. lou: we thank you for your time. now to latest on irs scandal, danny, new head -- i think he has been there under 20 days, new head of irs today released a interim report oo agent's targeting of conservative groups inner witner with a full's repod seniors involved with the targets have left the positions, and agencies would make it ease consider for groups to b obtain tax exempt status. tte use of so-called, be on the look out list will be suspended. he admitted that the irs has continued to use those lists until as recently at last week. he is set to testify before the house ways and means commity this thursday. >> is this the end of days for affirmative action? supreme court and the case of a white woman rejected for college admission in texas. >> shannon breen has our report, coming up next. with the spark mil card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited res for his small business take theseags tooom 12 please. garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] j

lou: is that right?g to the school of economics study found that female teachers at lower marks to boys. lou: the reality is right now society is becoming such a constrained place. the political correctness, found orthodoxies. women are doing well, but not as well as might be inferred. for example, the pew research study just recently showing that women amount to 40 percent of the breadwinners. when you look at those numbers, 63 percent of those women are on average earnings $23,000 per year. they are effectively dependent upon the state. they are not breadwinners. they are not winning, and there is not much bread there. >> what is happening is they do not need many more. the states have become -- lou: that is a great way to put it. it is of level of dependency that will alter the way that we live. we think the american dream itself is at risk. >> i do. to exclude went -- man is to say that there not as good as fathers as part of our society. to do that has many men who are on the side and you are partic

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lou: now look at wall street.day selling off after the fed chairman said that they might just start tapering bond purchases. if the economy continues to improve as it has, no one seems to like what bernanke said except the shorts. the dow jones industrials experiencing its seventh straight triple digit move. its ninth 200-. swing in the last 20 days. today falling 206 points. the s&p lost 23, the nasdaq down 40 call volume on the big board picking up to three and a half billion shares a day. gold up $7, closing at $1,374 per ounce. crude oil down $0.20 settling at $98.24 per barrel. in the bond market the yield on the 10-year is soaring to over two and a half%, the highest since march of last year. stocks, bonds to our crude oil all down. gold up a little. quite a day, quite a reaction. here tomorrow, house judiciary committee member joins us. we will discuss whether the attorney general should be charged with perjury. up next, the cbo scores the gang of eight immigration bill, pulling up some interesting numbers.

lou? lou: thank you.eanwhile, attorney general eric holder's role in the targeting of journalists in the leak investigations, the principle topic at a hearing held by the senate appropriations subcommittee. the attorney general forced to defend his department's abuse of the first amendment leading to an admission that changes need to be made. fox news correspondent shannon breen with the report. >> i hope you agree the american people deserve an attorney general completely focused on the fair, impartial judgment of the law of justice and not distracted by controversies of his own making. reporter: eric holder took heat from both sides of the hill today, tough questions from senators as long as a new demand from house republicans that rehurricane to the hill on june 18th to testify under oath, again, about his role in aggressive leak investigations into reporters' phone records and personal e-mails saying there's a conflict of what he told the house judiciary committee and what they later learned. quote, w

lou: what is low volume this week? interpret the reason for that for the upcoming meeting and all of the query that we now can presume and one other factor? like it is being held in this area. >> perhaps it is not a bad idea that to the sideline and have someone take a chance. lou: one of my favorite gurus out there right now -- they come up with more nonsense. they are pushing a 30 year bull market in bonds straight in to what they are trying to lift it with all forces, talking about a 60% chance of a recession in the next three to five years. what is going on in the minds of these folks. what are they pushing? i know that they are pushing this a bit. but what in the world is going on with the business that they are even paying attention this? >> there is a 60% chance of a recession. in three to five years, we are going to forget about this. >> this is all that is going on. other people are talking about the forthcoming 10 year treasury bond, which think is unlikely anytime soon. lou: are the hedge funds managers gett

lou: good evening. one nation prevailed to assert its interest in the summit in northern ireland and it was not united states. today's of talks of g8 and one hour discussion between obama and coots and on syria to turn out to be an embarrassment for the president. russian president and syrian ally successfully blocked @%e final statement from including a call for syrian president to step down and threatened veto of the the g8 condemnation after he insisted there is approved this syrian regime used chemical weapons against his own people and the obama white house claims it did. the foreign policy looks increasingly muddled and confuse particularly in most urgently on the issue. but it may be hawkish announcement it would send small arms to the rebels some of whom have dangerous ties to al qaeda but in the interview taped on sunday president obama said it had not changed his policy at all. and not to help with the syrian civil war. >> it is not easy to slip slide your way because it is now working immedia

lou: good evening. thank you for being wth us deal on the administration is sinking deeper into a bog a scandal now dealing with the former hamilton employee who worked for the national security agency who is aking that he tipped off reporters to the governmen widespread systetic gathering and mining of data and video and voice records. the formermployeesis edwards know dan and he is what telling what the operation prism th british newspaper the gudian reported the nsa is collecting telephone records of millions of americans. that is a story th bro back in 2006. but the next day june 6 the guardian and the west -- "washington post" reported a bigger story that the nsa and fbi tapping into nine major u.s. internet companies mining photos come e-mail, veos to attract foreign nationals suspected terrorism those companies include google's, facook, microsoft andpple and others. the very next day president obama said americans are not being listened to. >> nobody is listeng to your telephone calls. that is no

lou: it is.rt thinking about it instead of talking about silly redlines. >> while we would all like for things to be more clear and for these international conflicts to be more simple, they aren't. and they do not lend -- lend themselves to simple solutions. yours is a good idea. we should all strive for that. the president's comments recently about where we should go the way for. lou: common sense. common-sense. common-sense in the national interest in copper breed as@ predicted desperation late. %-but we live in a complicated world. you cannot always -- lou: ww have to go because richard, it's not a complicated rule that there. that did not know existed. >> we just want to know what the long-term objective is. lou: sarah out of time. thank you. we appreciate it. coming up next, a former arkansas governor -- actually tomorrow, mike huckabee joins us to talk obama administration scandals, whether or not the president is officially reaching land tax status. we would like to hear your vote. a tripl

lou: as you point out.nton and president obama have never been close, but president clinton talking about george w. bush asked him more for advice than did or has president obama. what is the current state of the relationship? what is the state of the deal? what are hillary's plans for 2016. >> the state of the deal, i've done told by the -- been told by the sources that clintons have more or less given up any hope of getting obama's endorsement in 2016. lou: despite the deal. >> the deal has been tossed over the side of the boat. it appears from what i have been told that joe biden has decided to run for president in 2016. and obama saying, well he is my vice president, he is the guy who has been loyal to me for all these years, i can't not you know turn -- i can't turn my back on joe, i can't really endorse you hillary. because of this so, this is his excuse to get out of endorsing hillary. lou: the parameters of the deal changes quite frequently for the president. i am sure that makes everyone comfortabl

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lou: welcome back. our chalk talkk last week, we laid out how the obama white house, engulfed by a scandal affecting a number of agencies committee irs come in the state department, the justice department. just to name a few. until recently the president had taken a big hit in his approval numbers and that is no longer the case. a new fox nees survey shows the president's approval rating has fallen. it is down to 44%. that is his lowest rating in more than a year. he also asked our viewers to help us come up with a new nickname for the president. in the wake of all of these scandals, he deserves something special. something to rival slick willie or tricky dick. the response has been overwhelming. we shared a number of our favorites with you last week. scary nation and obama drama. here is more that have floated in over the weekend. it is not a contest, but there it is. we start off with barely there very. the viewer who wrote and said that sometimes the president is sucking the life out of america. numb

lou: breaking news.rry reid setting up the final cloture vote to cut off the date on the gate of the immigration bill tomorrow. the final parliamentary hurdle that the legislation has crossed . with the senate on course to vote on final passage of the bill friday. the final vote requiring a simple majority if the cloture vote succeeds. my next guest says, as we talk about wall street in this economy, bad news has become good news in large measure for part of the market. he is looking for -- we will let him tell you. joining us now withhhis outlook on the market to my global head of institutional equity derivatives at counter fitzgerald. great to have you with this. >> thank you for having me. lou: what is your outlook? we have people talking about the fed, everybody says, you know, what's going on? >> wwll, last time i was here in early may we talked about the message stimulus that had come from the fed and the bank of japan. i think we agree that that was really their cue that the markets were looking a

lou: no, i am not. i am asking a question and asking for a straightforward answer. >> there are lots of amendments that are voted down one after another. lou: we thank you gentlemen. i have a feeling that this conversation continues. coming up next we will touch base about the gang of eight immigration bill. edward snowden, the nsa leaker. if you hero or a traitor? a lot of people are making up their minds early. that's coming up up in tonight's "chalk talk." a prominent democratic fundraiser and ambassador to belgium epicenter of a state department scandal. james rosen with the story coming up next. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changeduch the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have thmoney you need to enjoy a of these years. ♪ from capital one... boris earns unlimited rds for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you.

lou: doug. "wall street journal" reports that hopes for a deficit deal, shrinking near-term deficits all that, suddenly there is a prospect there will be no grand bargain, no great fiscal policy template for years ahead? >> yes. first let's deal with the substance, i think you know any of budget news you heard that says we're out of the wood is wrong, we saw some one time improvement for 2013. and usually reverses itself. we went through this in 90s it is premature to declare victory, the economy issoverstated. we saw today's ism, we've seen confidence and housing prices go up but we have not seen housing starts. and enough income to sustain the consumers, on this, i don't see why everyone is celebrating. >> do you concur, rob? >>yeah. i think that the market implace itly believes that at some point in the future it hopes there will be entitlement reform it sees same thing doug referred to, if you go beyond2015, to 2023 it market gets worst. >> we were watching the yields bounce around in the bo

lou:. gerri: to pu up on our screen how the viewers could help and i hope that you do operation mend .ucla.edu we hope you will contribute generously to the wonderful program. it is great to see a partner i am glad you are doing so well and your daughters mean the world to you we wish you the best and will afford to seeing you soon. >> thank you. u: thank you for all you have done. you continue your good work. up next come the next week former cbo director of congressman who is decing whether not the attorney general of the united states committed perjury in his testimony and bestelling author colonel ralph peters and we will take a look at his brand new civil war era novel. next. lou: when next best is a master of the civil war storytelling and ihis latest novel he vividly tells the story of t union army pivotal capture of richmond and aroacng the weekend you like to give you some idea of a wonderful way in part to spend your weekend. this book represen one entertainingnd fascinating way.

lou: let e turn, may. president obama made an appearance at an off the record session with repters, select reporters. many of whom apparently did not know that he would be there. we are moviig in a peculiar direction, this administration is when it is starting to us to off-the-record, if you will, charm of fences with the press corps that is not exactly hostile to them until recent times. lou: -- >> that is true. to do something of the record was a surpriseor those reporters. it was a special treat on one hand, all of the canal report of all was said. it is a definite way to accord them. give his message, give his point of view and a few things so that, you kw, next time there is ion the record meeting they have a little more to work with as fars where he is comin from. lou: and the speaker today going back to the issue on the part of edward snowden, he has stepped ou in front ofhis. he is bng very aggressive. the justice department preparing charges. one wonders what h taken so long. your thoughts on his

lou:.p oour screen how the viewers could help and i hope that you do operation mend .ucla.edu we hope yowill contribute generously to the wonderful program. it is great to see a partner i am glad you are doing so well and your daughts mean the world to you we wish you the best and will afford to seeing you soon. >> thank you. lou: thank you for all you have done. you continue your good work. up next come the next week former cbo director of congressman who is deciding whether not the attorney general of the uted states committed perjury in his testimony and best-selling author colonel ralph pers and we will take a look at his brand new civil war era novel. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease thank you. that's three new paper redders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark ca. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every pchase every da great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back

lou: 63% -- gerri: why is this bad? lou: did you hear a single word that i said?n say it wa out. a single word? gerr well, lou, i think that we must agree to disagree. lou: i don't disagree with you. the fact is that i celrate work for everyone. men and women and i hope that every man and wman will look at e pew research study they understand that we have a society at the cusp and we must -- we must start talking and thinking intelligently about these ises. and i thk that the pew research study goes long way towards reintroducing a lot of people in the media as well. to the reality that too many women face in this country, it isot a plasant one. and it has a geat impact on futures. gerri: i think a sharper issue is the lack of rising income and the decline in income per household. i think that that is the problem. but the ct that women are working and earning. lou: did you not hear what i said? lou: $23,000 is what 62% of those women made. that is exactly what we are talking about, good lord, gerri. gerri: i think women a doing a fine job bringing more money home.

[laughter] lou: your very pleasant to ditchers. for being with us the atrneys general of south carolina and alabama are with us alec, for this mission i upgradeyour smart phone. ♪ ght. but the most important feature of all is... the catal one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a w clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button d [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? yes i did. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business.. od. lping the world keep promises. neil: here is when you know you are a fool, when everything you doakes you look more foolish. i am neilavuto, first off thank you to my friends lizzy macdonald and charles payne who filled in while i was gone. countries that feared us, louvre at us -- they laugh at us, the

lou: did you not hear what i said? lou: $23,000 is what 62% of ose women made. are talking about, good lord, gerri. gerri: i think women are doing a fine ob ringing mor money home. speak you put your banner up. gerri: they are going to school angetting a degree when men are not. let's promote your show tonight. why don't we promote your sho tonight. lou: i think that is what we have been doing. [laughter] lou: tonight we are talking with a former department of justice attorney kristin adams. he has inside information into attorney general urkel mismanagement and his possible future. that's coming up at the top of the hour. gerri: thank you, lou. have a great show. well, woever s e breadwinner in your family, unfortunately looks like they won't be able to ve up thgig anytim oon. with oneness, ric edelman, is with us now. people are having a hard time gettinback on track. giving a major push to get back on track. >> is really fascinating that not a lot of folks on capitol hill are talking abot the stock market. people a in disbelieve. many b believe that it is uns

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