this is not a lynch mob.ed, this is a look that we've had at this department for quite sometime. our organization called for him to step down for over a year. this is a department that doesn't answer questions from congress, doesn't answer questions from the media and shuts down whistle-blowers and stone walls those trying to provide oversight and doesn't provide timely care and scandals of secret lists. he calls them isolated incidents. frankly, unfortunately, it was embarrassing testimony today and i think the manifestation of bu bureaucracy, a change at the top is needed and a change throughout is needed. >> colonial, i want to give you a chance to respond but i want to read to you from a republican out of cancer kns not happy with the testimony today. he said what we've learned is the secretary has had access to dozens of ig reports, congressional inquiries, inputs from the american legion and indicated in his testimony that he didn't know that much about the content in those reports. what do you make of

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob, actually.hat's what's going on. >> is hillary clinton to blame for the attack? weighing in on fox news sunday. >> she was secretary of state at the time it happened. she was one of the first in washington that knew about it. she clearly bears responsibility for what the state department did or didn't do with respect to that crisis. >> earlier this month congressman trey gowdy was tapped for a house committee that investigated the attack. a touching moment as crews battle the wildfires in southern california. san marco firefighter tim burgan and nell low crew members taking a much needed break that is when burgan took this selfie. it was eventually posted on facebook and is now going viral. hard work it took. appreciate what they are doing. >> 18 minutes after the top of the hour. remember the little boy who was dying and he had to fight the drug company for the med sign that saved his life? the brand new development that ensures that never happened again. >> he is top music bad boy but it turns

. >> what is ridiculous is the lynch mob mentally on this show.hy are you having a 14th investigation of benghazi. oh, too many investigations. republicans are up to 14. >> because no one is held responsible, juan. >> the people are thinking, hold on, hold on. people have a right in terms of good government, to have an understanding of what the problem is and try to fix the problem. >> but these investigations are bogus, juan. they're bogus. he doesn't want to get to the bottom of it. if you look at the irs scandal, if you look at the irs scandal, the person in charge of the internal investigation at the irs was an obama donor. a person who donates a lot of money also to the democratic party. if you look at fast and furious, who was responsible for investigating eric holder? eric holder. they made eric holder responsible for investigating himself. what kind of investigations are these? they're bogus. >> go ahead, juan. >> yeah, yeah. i think you guys need some tinfoil hats. you guys are into some deep. >> oh my gosh. you're not even responding. yo

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dianne feinstein saays the demand by capitol hill republicans by a vote of the house she calls it a lynch mob to the normally constraint committee chair? >> especially one of the fuel people who was willingh to take on obama with other issues. his%b,= treatment with her committee the fact she was not getting the information. all is forgiven? apparently it is with benghazi. the democrats did not want to help the republicans in the thing qc just politics. >> that is true but also feinstein is fighting with the cia this sides with the administration as÷/ji the way o let this cia hang out to dry >> i think all politics is personal and feinstein has signal she is at war with the cia. lou: thank you both. a reminder to vote with there online poll is the party adequately focused on men and women and the middle class? coached at lou dobbs.com.)3nyq  a 10 year-old texas ranger approves he could be the slickest kid duringsydh the saturday night's game you looked like he caught a foul ball the look at him give it to the attractive lady sitting behind him but actually he switched out of foul ball with

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob. that's what is going on. there has been four major reports. >> reporter: dianne fienstein said all questions have been and. another has asked house democratic leader to choose him to serve on the panel. in the 2016 presidential race a top governor is expressing worries about the candidacy of hillary clinton. governor of massachusetts said the air of inevitability hurt clint the last time she ran. >> i worry. she's an enormously capable candidate and leader. i worry about the inevitability thing. i think it's off-putting to the average voter. that was an element of her campaign the last time. >> patrick said he hopes clinton's team pays more attention this time around and said that he will not be a candidate in 2016, whether clinton runs or not. >> in the 2014 midterm elections a billionaire climate activist pledged money. in the past he used fortune to make change a potent issue in pivotal states. on top of $5 million given to the democrats action committee, he -- senate action committee he pledged to raise $

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob, actually. i think that is what is going on. there have been four major reports. >> dianne fienstein said questions related to the attack and the administration's handling have been answered. house democrats have not decided if they are going to participate in the republican-led committee. another democrat asked house democratic leader nancy pelosi to chose him to serve on the panel. >>> in the 2016 presidential lace a top governor is -- race a top governor is expressions worries about hillary clinton. the governor of massachusetts noted the air of inevitability hurt hillary clinton in 2008. >> i guess i worry a little bit. she's an enormously capable cannedate and leader. i worry about the inevitability. it's off-putting to the average voter. i think that was an element of her campaign the last time. >>> patrick said he hopes clinton's team pays more attention this time around, and said that he would not be a candidate in 2016, whether clinton runs or not. >> in the 2014 midterm elections, a billionaire climate activist contrib

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob actually. >> house democrats still say they are not sure they will appoint any member to the committee. what do we know tobt tonight? >> what we know the minority leader could speak to john boehner as to the composition of the democrats on the committee. the name being thrown out there is florida congressman alan gray son but given the serious tone, that's looking increasingly unlikely. >> 97 people have been arrested in 16 countries for developing, distributing or using criminal software known as black shades. agencies in europe were joined by officials in the u.s. and canada. black shades allows users to gain control of target computers and record personal information, including keystrokes and web cam video. >>> russian president vladimir putin has said he ordered troops to move away from the border of the ukraine. the u.s. and nato say they have not seen any evidence yet of a russian troop pullback. >>> stocks were up today here in the u.s. the dow gained 20.5. the s&p 500 finished ahead 7, the nasdaq was up 35. >>> the recent change wit

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob. >> there's one thing i know for certain.arl rove engaging in cheap shots is not going to back off hillary clinton. >> clinton's health came up in a recent briefing. they asked did they worry when she was secretary of state, and he answered certainly calling on his judgment because he was the last person to recognize that president obama was headed for reelection in 2012. marilyn pike, cnn. >>> investigators don't know why a bus filled with children burst into flames on monday. they told a cnn affiliate that the driver left to get a drink and let children put gasoline into the bus' tank. the incident killed 31 children and one adult. >>> we're going to take a very short break. just ahead, it's been almost 20 years, believe it or not, since china cracked down on protesters in tiananmen square. >> now some human reactors say china's government is taking a new, hard line against dissent. >>> also, kaan reflection now in an eastern ukranian city. still uncertainty ahead. >>> plus, are they symbols of devotion or just plain vandal

other hand, you had feinstein calling the house panel looking into the attack a00ing mission for a lynch mob. disrespect political campaigns are nothing more than attack ads. anyone that goes up against her, they won't want that. what i think the difference is this time is they're getting the age thing out early. they're getting the out and over with and seeing if they can get that water under that bridge so that later on down the road, when she's a little more vulnerab vulnerable, they say we did that already. >> the right candidate against hillary clinton, she has a lot of issues. she has benghazi, she has a lot of issues. if i had a passion to run for office, i would run against hillary clinton and not be too worried about it. we'll move on. hollywood celebrities are taking a stand by boycotting two hotels owned by one of the richest men in the world. beverly hills hotel and the hotel bel air. just this weekend, r & b icon baby face decided to relocate his wedding. it was supposed to take place at one of those hotels. they're both opened by the sultan of brunei. it could make adultery, ab

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob. >> reporter: but whatever comes her way, defenders say -- >> there's one thing i know for certainly. karl rove engaging in cheap shots won't back off hillary clinton. >> reporter: and clinton's health came up at a white house briefing earlier this week. white house spokesman jay carney asked, did the white house worry about her health when she was secretary of state? and he responded just by taking a dig at karl rove saying that rove was the last person to acknowledge that president obama was headed for re-election and generally called into question his judgment, miguel. >> only in washington the more popular are, the bigger the target. erin mcpike, thank you very much. >>> there's uncertainty about the horse to race for the triple crown. california chrome won the kentucky derby and the preakness. only needs to reach the belmont and at issue is white breathing strip there on the nose. something the trainer insists on using. if not allowed, the co-owner might not race him according to to him the -- according to the trainer art sherman. a q

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob actually. i think that's what's going on. there have been four major reports. we spent a year and a half on a report. we held hearings. thousands of pages were reviewed. the staff spent hours and weeks on it first. that's the first thing. homeland security in the senate did an investigation. the accountability review that came up, the pickering-mullen review. and i just don't -- if you compare it to ronald reagan, who is the big republican hero and what happened in beirut with three attacks, with 240 servicemen with seven cia officers, with one chief of station being tortured to death and reagan admitted we weren't ready for it. well, since then, a lot of things have been done. there were faults. the intelligence was there. action should have been taken. >> do you feel -- there were memos, as you now know, that didn't make their way to your committee or any of these other committees. they were revealed under the freedom of information act to an outside group. it was a memo from a spokesman from the national security council s

i think it's a hunting mission for a lynch mob. >> but whatever comes her way, defenders say -- >> but there's one thing i know for certain, karl rove engaging in cheap shots is not going to back off hillary clinton. >> well, erin mcpike joining us from washington. what's camp clinton saying about the gop comments? >> well, miguel, clinton's spokesman put out a strongly worded statement earlier this week, essentially calling rove's comments desperate and saying that clinton's health is at 100%. but i would point out, miguel there are some republicans in washington who are saying that what rove is doing is smart because he's beginning to cast doubts about clinton so early. >> so it begins. it's going to be a long campaign. thank you very much. >>> a woman with incurable cancer got an experimental, new treatment and it put her cancer in remission. she talks about her incredible recovery, ahead. >>> but first, firefighters claim victory against those huge dangerous wildfires in southern california. but the governor of the state is sounding a warning about what's to come. america's newest

since then, executions carried out by the state as opposed to those carry out by lynch mobs state executionsindoors and away from general public view. what you see here, reporters reading out what they saw while witnessing executions, reporters have been allowed in to witness executions in order to tell the public what happens, but general members of the public don't see it anymore. we don't see pictures of it the. we don't see videotape, we don't see anything. we get read out or written out descriptions. would it change anything about how we feel about the death penalty in this country if we did see it? and if so, would it be a step back toward the blood lusting mobs getting drunk and celebrating or the private pornographic enthusiasm of people enjoying a snuff film or would it put trust in the other selection and make the public disapprove of killing prisoners and put pressure on lawmakers to stop doing it? three weeks ago a prisoner in the state of oklahoma survived his execution, at least for awhile when the warden in the corrections director realized they botched the intravenous line wi

state of the union" this morning as well saying specifically that's akin to a hunting mission for a lynch mob, miguel. a lot of strong words going back and forth. >> oh, it is only just begun. i'm guessing it gets more interesting before it's over. erin mcpike at the white house, thank you very much. >>> the words californians waiting to hear. the wildfires are down for the count. cooler winds and moist, ocean air returned helping to bring one of the most fang rous fires to his knees. families are allowed to return home. three active fires should be contained soon. the weather change is also good news for the thousand weary firefighters out there on the fire line but their work far from over. this year's fire season expected to be one of the worst ever. california residents are dealing with smoky air. people are being told to limit activity outdoors until it clears. cnn meteorologist alexandra steele has more on the weather that's giving fire crews the upper hand. >> reporter: yeah, miguel, finally good news. we are seeing improvements in the weather forecast and that's for the short term, th

but shinseki has his defenders, include one fox analyst saying this is a lynch mob mentality and areed up because this is an election year. >> i believe general shinseki is the right man for this job at this time. give him some more time. if you want to blame someone. blame the members of congress who provide the funding and oversight for v.a. where have they been? and oh, by the way, i hate when people politicize veteran issues. >> shinseki said he is staying on the job and will act if any v.a. allegations around the country are substantiated. >> thank you very much, molly. >>> before tomorrow's much-anticipated presidential election in ukraine, there are reports of problems at the polling stations that could affect the fairness of the vote. that nation choosing the first elected official since the president escaped to russia last february. the vote coming amid deadly violence and separatist saying they do not recognize it. we are streaming live from ukraine with greg. >> reporter: eric, it is being called the most important elections in ukraine since the country broke away from the

culture life as certain person's would make something of a trend out of things as bad as lynching photographs. there were mobs of racist americans who captured those moments in photographs but circulated them and some of the circulation happened through the united states postal services, sadly. but it was a thing that showed both the ways in which african-americans utilized photography to good aspirational end and in ways in which they were often the objects of other's misuse of photography. >> host: who is jp ball? >> guest: he is one of several prominent african-american photographers. we hear a lot about african-americans as the subjects of photograph. probably not enough, but we mother a good amount. -- hear -- and thanks to the contributitors we get to see a little but we know little about the professional operators. bolt was one of the more successful african-american photographers from the 19th century. a good deal of his subject matter took place outwest and that helped the nation imagine what a westward expansion looked like that would include african-americans in it. but he was one of the earliest a

it just outrages me that you've got this lynch mob mentality, which i am not going to join to get shinsekipeople on capitol hill, mostly democrats but republicans who know nothing about the v.a. and never served in our military. suddenly in an election year have discovered we have disabled veterans. they are calling for shinseki to go. you know what? they haven't bothered to check on how hard this guy has worked. is general shinseki perfect? there hasn't been a perfect man walking the earth since jesus christ and that's nearly 2,000 years. he lost half his foot in vietnam. instead of doing what so many retired senior officers do, he didn't get out and take the millions working for defense industry. he took one of the most thankless jobs in washington, trying hard and making real progress fixing the v.a. now we blame him? >> we had general casey on the show earlier this morning who supports him and said shinseki should stay. he agrees with you in that. i think you're right. there is this move in washington. it's easy to jump on a bandwagon than take a deep breath and think through these thi

lynching. most victims were african-american men and women living in the u.s. south, murdered by white mobs who acted with the full knowledge and tacit consent of their communities and local law enforcement. during these decades of domestic terrorism, more than 200 pieces of anti-lynching legislation were introduced to the united states congress. the most successful, the dire anti-lynching bill introduced by missouri republican l.c. dire. after nearly a decade of aggressive lobbying by the naacp and citizen-led efforts throughout the nation and reporting by courageous black journalists in the south, the bill passed the house of representatives in 1922 and the bill proposed prison sentences and steep fines for those who participated in lynching. if passed into law, this bill would have forced the federal government to assume responsibility for human rights violations occurring in the south. the bill was fierce leo posed by southern democrats and died on the senate floor. in june, 2005, the u.s. senate reversed this shameful history and apologized for its decades of inaction. the resolution w

or reconstruction or the lynching era of the jim crow self, but up in the north in the boone years after the second world war, where government policy, private action and even mob violence all worked to destroy blackwellth. what this essay does is tell a story about debt that has been accrued a real monetary debt, the displacement of wealth from one group of people used to fatten the pockets of another group of people. it's about america's tendency to not see injustice as an injustice when the perpetrators get away with it for enough time. for coats to ignore the fact that one of the oldest republics in the world was erected on a foundation of white soup people were mass so i pretend the problems of a dual society are the same as the problems of unregulated capitalism is to cover the sin of national plunder with the sin of natural like. and there's nothing more anathema to the conservative conversation on race than that inconvenient truth. joining me now is the one and only tam ma has zi coats. congratulations on the essay. >> thank you. thank you. >> you and i have been talking about this essay for two years. >> on the other show. >> yes. that's right. since i