get over it michael. one ticket. the one pattern i seay among the victims of those women who were on death penalty is that they were children and in one case it was an invalid husband. so that makes me think this might not go to death penalty. >> but everything has to do with this emotion -- it's not like i just randomly -- >> michael: and it also makes you see how random the murder is. when we come back we move from these prosecutions to the indirect prosecution of another woman, and that is hillary clinton as we talk about benghazi. ♪ this show is about being up to date, staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course, i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning to like a thousand bees that were just stinging my feet. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damag

i'm michael shure. you are in "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: we won't have michele bachmann to kick around anymore. well, yes, we will, but that's not story. after eight years of serving in the congress the conspiracy pedalling, global warming denying, death panel believing, representative from minnesota is calling it quits. she has sponsored exactly zero bills that actually became law. jay carney reacted to the news today. >> i came to the briefing room from the oval office from a meeting, kay tell you that that subject did not come up. so i don't have a -- a response there the president. i think we all -- we all wish her well in her future endeavors. >> michael: i love the chuckling of the press corps. but this could hurt democrats more than it helps them. but first let's look back at michelle's career. tirelessly campaigning to stop judges from forcing children to try homosexuality. and speaking out against the high-speed train in nevada that she claimed was designed to make sure kids

i'm michael shure, you folks are in "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: today marks the secondiversary of osama bin laden's death. but his violent legacy lives on as evidenced by the bombings in boston. and today police made more arrests in that case. three 19-year-old men thought to be college friends of dzhokher tsarnaev. two are from kazakhstan. the third is a u.s. citizen. photos of him have not yet been released. the three recognized the tsarnaev's image and one texted tsarnaev to ask if it was him. dzhokher add lol. yes, that's what he responded. he added come to my room and take whatever you want. so they did. and here is what they found. they told investigators that at that point they new he was behind the bombings so they decided to help him out by getting rid of the evidence. they grabbed his backpack and lab top and decided to throw it all into the garbage. investigators found the backpack and fireworks. two days later they arrested the two men for visa violations. the citizen later conferenced to being in the room, but said he didn't understand what the other two we

but now you have a michael bloomberg problem. i'm michael michael, hopefully not your problem.s is the war room. >> michael: in the 20 days since the senate failed to pass background checks, 330 americans have died from gun violence. that's according to slate. and americans are crying out for congressional action. mayors against illegal guns held protests in seven cities across the country, and it has a million and a half petition signature for another gun vote. it is possible that the gun bill would pass on the second try. it failed by six votes last time, but they said this morning, they think they think theythey can getno contest enough senators to pass it. we'll have to make adjustments to it. >> michael: one of those adjustments is scrapping the term "universal background check" because it has become associated with registries and confiscation. that's no accident. the gun lobby has done it's best to perpetuate the myth that the government wants a massive gun registry. >> revenge is what is motivating the president's unrelenting attacks on gun owners today. just look at his

i'm michael michael shure you're in "the war room." the white house is now in a full defensive crouch battling scandals on all sides. there is the irs controversy the ongoing benghazi investigation and the department of justice tapping the associate press' phones. jay carney deserves a stiff drink after a day like day. the department of justice reportedly tapped the phones of six reporters who contributed to a story about the planned terror plot. the problem was they published the article before the administration got to make a public announcement about the incident, and the white house had asked them to wait. the ap claims the administration said there was no national security risk in publishing it so they ran it. still john brennan now director of the c.i.a. called the ap report an unauthorized and dangerous disclosure of classified information. today jay carney denied that the president knew anything about the d.o.j. tapping the reporters reporters' phones before yesterday. >> the president is a strong supporter of the first amendme

i'm michael shure and this is "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: residents of moore, oklahoma still reeling from the devastating impacted of that category 5 hurricane two days ago. authorities now say they have recovered all of the bodies underneath the rubble the death toll still stands at 24. tragically that includes ten children. one was ja'nae hornsby. her aunt described her as always smiling. that morning her father has raised from his office in oklahoma city to pick up ja'nae and her little sister before the storm hit, but there was so much traffic on the highway, that before he got there the school was gone. all that was left was a pile of rubble. ja'nae was just nine years old. briarwood elementary was also demolished, but all of the students there survived that's because it had a so-called safe room. oklahoma politicians have long resisted a state-wide requirement that schools have safe rooms. but funding varies widely by district, so installation of those rooms have been uneven across the state. that doesn't look likely to change. today governor mary mallen responded

i'm michael shure. you are in "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: today apparently kicks off conspiracy week on capitol hill featuring reguns of benghazi grandstanding and all new episodes of the gop's latest ginned-up scandal, the irs investigation. this is an issue we have been covering here in "the war room" all year. after citizens united the number of political groups registered as nonprofits shot up, it more than doubled. and the majority were tea party organizations. their status was to register as nonprofits and claim their purpose was to do things like teach people about the constitution. but many were just set up to allow corporate donors to funnel money into campaigns. democrats have been seeking those regulations for a while now. chuck schumer and a group of democratic senators called on the irs to impose a cap on how much money nonprofits could spend on political activities but mitch mcconnell and 12 other senate republicans sent the irs an explicit warning not to do that, that ba

i'm michael shure.s is the war room. >> michael: before we get to politics, an update on tornado destruction in oklahoma. we have a better view of just how traumatic it was. whole neighborhoods are just rubble. crews are combing through debris searching for survivors. 24 people are dead, including nine children. seven of them are were the plaza elementary school where the tornado took a direct hit. >> it looked like a war zone. it just looked like bombs had been ignited everywhere. there is a car part in my bedroom, you know, and everything is gone. >> i got a couple of scrapes and bruises but i feel blessed ton to be alive. a lot of people in our area is not as lucky. >> i was praying to god so many times. i honestly thought i was not going to see tomorrow. i didn't want to die today but there was nothing else to do. >> michael: the national weather serve said that the tornado reached speeds of 200 miles an hour while it was on the ground for 40 minutes. president obama declared the area an emergency a

i'm michael shure and this is "the war room." >> michael: first of the latest from bon-ton. the three friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev are still in custody for allegedly taking a babb pack and a laptop from his room and lying from it. the police found the backpack last week and the laptop, and the friends came forward willingly. if he alerted them that he was the bomber rather than going to his room, the police might have been able to catch he and his brother before they went on his deadly rampage. to see how seriously the police are taking this situation today an 18-year-old boy is being held on $1 million bail because of his statement on facebook that he can outdo their attack. republicans are using the marathon bombing to cutting the immigration reform. some are even tying the bombing to immigration and some are going further. here is louie gohmrt. >> we know that al-qaida has camps on the other side of the mexico border. we know people are being trained to come in and act hispanic when they're radical islamists. we know these things are happening, and it's sane not to protec

i'm michael shure. you are in "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: as a wise man once said, be ware the ides of may? maybe he didn't say that. but he could have said it today to eric holder. the storm clouds are gathering overwashington, and the gods of scandal are demanding a sacrifice. i should know that bloomberg news now reports that the irs was also looking at three or more left-leaning organizations as well. and one of those groups had their tax exempt status denied. and the president will be speaking on that shortly. john boehner wants heads to role. >> my question isn't about who is going to resign. my question is who is going to jail over this scandal. >> michael: tough talk from john boehner, but give the guy a break, he is probably upset nancy pelosi called him weak yesterday. there is bipartisan support for accountability at the irs. representative sandra levin the democrat of michigan called for the agencies top brass to step down. >> my own judgment is just based on the report of

i'm michael shure.'re in the war room. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> michael: scandal week came in with a bang, but if the president has his way it will go out with a whimper. the president forcefully responded to the flood of republican attacks. let's start with the latest coming from house speaker john boehner and senator marco rubio. >> nothing dissolves the bonds between the people and their government like the arrogance of power here in washington. that's what the american people are seeing today from the obama administration. remarkable arrogance. >> the president doesn't have clean hands in this. as i said yesterday on the floor of the senate this organization of his this administration has created a culture of intimidation. >> michael: well, all of that stirring rhetoric ran up against the president's clear resolve at his press conference today. he answered a question about the irs targeting conservative groups by calling for more action even after the head of the irs stephen miller resigned yet. >> obama: i

he's everywhere. >> michael: that's a great line, by the way.s talk about a few of the things that you just mentioned. he raised millions of dollars for the democrats. but answeredy, that did not come close to the money that sheldon adelson, $150 million raised for the republicans. who was the more effective fundraiser clearly the president one but why did it work that way? >> the case study between katzenberg types and sheldon adelson, the las vegas tie cone is an interesting one. adelson gave $100 million that we know about to super pacs around the country. and katzenberg's amount paled to that. i supported newt gringrich and then he moved to mitt romney. he supported senate candidates that made gaffes. he supported super pacs that supported those candidates who were making gaffes. he was putting money in all these different causes, and really just spreading it far and wide. what you saw with katzenberg who does not have the $26.5 million $26.5 billion that sheldon adelson has he put money behind a few select candidates and causes that he felt

i'm michael shure and you're in "the war room." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> michael: today marks a major turningnt in the president's second term, and in america's foreign policy. more than a decade after 9/11 after a thousand troops killed and 1 trillion-dollar spent the president said the national security threat has shifted and alqaida has been weakened. he announced he'll put in restrictions on drones strikes to limit when and where they can be used. the president has received criticism from the right and the left for using drones strikes. today the president responded. >> obama: it is a a fact, for the families of those civilians no words or legal construct can justify their loss. for me and those in my chain of command, those deaths will haunt us as long as we live. but as command center chief i must weigh these heart-breaking tragedies against the alternatives. to do nothing in the face of terrorist networks would invite far more civilian casualties. >> michael: president obama has also faced criticism that the drone strikes are illegal but today he argued they were legal because after 9/

we look at the michael that we knew, the real michael, the artistic genius, the visionary. >> logan:michael jackson also told ed bradley on "60 minutes" that he let young boys sleep in his bed. you can't run away from that right? you can't hide from it. >> branca: well, i don't recall that interview, and... i just know the michael jackson that i knew was somebody i considered, you know, a very honorable person. >> logan: john branca chooses his words carefully. another subject he doesn't like to discuss is michael jackson's family. jackson's father and some of his siblings challenged branca as executor and the validity of jackson's will, but the california courts upheld the will and branca's ability to carry out michael jackson's wishes. >> branca: there was a series of wills, and they were substantively almost identical. >> logan: in that 20% went to charity, 40% went to his children, and 40% went to his mother as long as she was alive and on her death would go to the children. the basic principle never changed. >> branca: never changed. the whole objective of michael's estate plan

but we did. >> michael: right. when you got there though did you see anyone from your community who was protesting? people you knew? any familiar faces? what exactly were they yelling? if you remember one thing that sort of hit home. >> kill them. integration is communism. integration is an abomination against god. the same phrases we here now and again for various reasons in our society. very frightening and awful and violent, mean-spirits things were being said. and lots of spit was flying and -- so it was pretty wild. >> michael: yeah, it had to have been. it's unimaginable to so many people today, so many young americans. explain why it was so -- aside from the integration, let's talk about the schools themselves. what were the conditions like at central high compared to the schools you had attended previously in little rock. >> had gone to an all-black school. that was the way it worked so i hadn't ever been hated. i hadn't been mobbed or harassed or ridiculed, ever in my life. so it was quite a shock. i -- i

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michael fu michael fell back to get him.the second group, interesting to see if the second group can catch this back of the pack right here with 56 of truex. mcmurray in the group. dale jr., good cars in that pack. >> that second group did the right thing, they lined up single file. problem for them was, so did the first group. >> i don't know who's got the memo, let's ride around the top of the track for a while. maybe it's getting late. maybe let's just ride around the top, it's getting late. the x-factor in the whole equation, everybody will have have to make one more stop. it's coming with 20 to go. what will they do? fuel only. i don't think any driver will have his team change all four. maybe two left, maybe two right. to me that's the x-factor. >> saturday night under the lights, darlington, south carolina, annual mother's day southern 500 mother's day within. >> larry what year, dillon, drove for robert yates, drove the 88 character ran so good. >> a couple of poles for robert yates. >> won the day tone ta na. >> thi

thanks for being with us. >> thank you michael. hi. >> your latest column about marco rubio will he be able to withstand criticism from the right on this? >> it's a tough call. there's going to be a lot of it, and we saw some senators today jeff sessions and ted cruz against this bill, but there are more. there are a lot of republicans and they're going to try and push this bill far to the right and rubio's going to be in this very difficult position where he's going to have to be placating that base, but at the same time he has certain promises that he's made and commitments he's made to the democrats that he was working with in negotiations over these last several months. rubio is, he's going to have to find a sweet spot and it's a pretty small sweet spot. >> finding that small sweet spot, let's not be naive here, the guy's thinking about 2016 all the time, i would suspect. is there a way that rubio can use this issue to become a stronger 2016 candidate? i'm not talking about in the general election, i'm talking about in the prim

so terribly broken ok michael you would like to reply without any parts of that. well there are a lot of thoughtful parts of what grant said and we share some of the same concerns some different concerns but i actually i'm going to put the question back to you mr moderator to tell me what question you most want to focus on today because if we're talking about the decision to invade iraq i mean that we have whatever saying it it's not happened the entire event the war years in that we have this that was perfectly predictable isn't it ok the surge the fall surgeon you know we're seeing it again good it's not that simple go ahead then reply ok if the issue now is what do we do about iraq today no we're not going to return militarily that's absolutely the united states are all going to glean from what has happened in iraq partially ok but i think the more what you're going to do what i do about it now well what should we do about it you know excuse me what should we do about it i miss the what should we do about it yeah that's what i was trying to say a minute ago. do

let me bring if michael isikoff. michael, i'm not sure if you were able to hear pete williams. he is looking through the charges and it appears, at least according to the document, he is reading that police allege that these individuals removed these items, backpack, laptop. we know authorities have been looking for dzhokhar tsarnaev's backpack in a landfill not far from there. individuals suspected he might be involved. rather than take the documents or this information to authorities according to this complaint, they removed them to protect him somehow. this obviously warrants a ton of questions about why they would do that rather than take that to police. >> absolutely. and it's clearly the kind of evidence and information that the fbi would take extremely seriously. i go back to, we've been talking all morning and afternoon about that massive fbi search for evidence in the new bedford area. searching through garbage dumpsters and that landfill in new bedford for that laptop, for the fbi to have discovered that these students removed it from his room and were trying to prote

let's go back to michael isikoff. michael, i understand you have some new information. >> reporter: right, martin. we've just gotten a report on that initial court appearance for these three men that just took place before judge baller at the moakley courthouse in boston. the two kazakh students, kadyrbayev and tazhayakov made a separate appearance. they were advised of the charges against them. told they were charged with willfully conspireing to obstruct a federal terrorism investigation, faced a maximum penalty of five years in prison, three years monitoring, and their lawyers indicated their clients would submit to voluntary detention. judge baller set a date of may 14th for their initial court hearing. they were remanded to custody of the u.s. marshals. then there was a separate hearing for the third defendant, robel phillipos, who's charged with lying to federal investigators. same drill took place, though he's charged -- he faces a maximum penalty of eight years. and at one point, the judge while reading mr. ph

nbc's michael isikoff is back with us. michael, could you clarify what charges are for us?> reporter: exactly. i want to answer some questions that came up earlier that we didn't have the answers to. these two students are facing conspiracy to obstruct justice. now, the maximum penalty for that is five years and $250,000 in prison. the third one, filipos, is charged with lying to investigators in the course of a terror investigation and that facees a maximum penalty of eight years in prison and same $250,000 in fines. couple things worth mentioning, first of all, those are both charges that are sort of at the low end in a major terrorism investigation. i think it is a pretty good indicator that the fbi at this point does not suspect that any of these three had direct involvement or knowledge of the bombing beforehand. if they did, they do wo not be charging offenses that carry such relatively low penalties. also just to clarify, i think i was asked before about the comment by the lawyer for the two student that they were cooperating and i said that's hard to square with wha

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michael hastings? sure, sure i mean, look, the irs they're a bunch of thieves and they should fire all of them and they should stop stealing people's money. i don't know what to say beyond that. yes, they're going to target conservative groups. they target anybody who is successful, the irs. i don't think we should be shocked that they get their hand caught in the cookie jar getting the koch money back. they don't want the really rich people to give to the political parties so the irs comes in and gives the millionaires a hard time. they give anybody a hard time, particularly if you gained any money they get on you. i say screw the irs, spit on them. going to the ap scandal. today i realized lieutenant a lot of this came together in the fact that the obama administration has declared war on the press. you have the ap, basically all their phone records were taken. and then you go over to see what happens to the journalist james rosen. we now know that the authorities were following him around, tracking

michael shure, host of the war room with michael shure.n mark thompson, host of the edge. >> if you go down today, we are ready, either one of us. >> we are the union of chenk uygur fill in hosts she won't be part of the show, but our producers are here. also joining us in the studio in san francisco is lee fang. he writes for the nation and has a new book out the machine. michael skolig is here from globalgrind.com, editor in chief there. michael, go, no, i got to ask you a question. ok. on this occasion, look, i know they're still considering whether they're going to admit the evidence of his toxicology report on trayvon martin, whether he had marijuana in his system and whether that's relevant. that's a no-brainer. now that we're in the trial phase, don't they to have admit to marijuana in his system? i think it's totally irrelevant in terms of who cares if he had it in his system, but it's relevant evidence at a trial where we're talking about somebody killing somebody else and what they did in the midst of a fight. >> i think they'll

michael grew up in north carolina. one of his items in his hall of fame speech that he was like asked what motivated him, what motivated him, one of the things were i wasn't involved in the picture in "sports illustrated" that said this is the best team in college basketball. and it didn't show me. and i knew i should be there. well, he was a freshman. he wasn't going to be on that picture. he was just a kid. and they had worthy and perkins and great teammates. he's the one that made the final shot for him to win that championship game against georgetown. however, he had a couple of years, learned the system. the big joke was who can hold michael jordan down. it was dean smith. >> rose: that's right. and always will. but he loved dean smith. >> he had to pay allegiance to the system and the organization they were under. so he came with the knowledge in hand that i have to be, you know, in a system. it's okay. even though we had some contested opening times when i said, you know, this has got to be more equal opportunit

to cross-talk america's imperial presidency i'm joined by my guest michael kroger. i'm in washington he is a south asia associate at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and in new york we cross to george simulations he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the upcoming book bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on yugoslavia or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it you know michael thank go to you first we're calling this program the imperial presidency and i'm thinking back to richard nixon and that's what he was accused of but do you think when we compare like nixon to bush or obama there's really not much of a comparison we do have something like an imperial presidency now well i don't know if i'd go that far i would say obama you know he was swept into power in two thousand and eight as a you know on change on hope he was very idealistic so originally he had foreign policies that were very different from what what what

michael basically america's enemy is blowback isn't it. well absolutely i mean you have to go back a long ways to find an example of a war or some sort of military intervention the united states was involved when where there was not where there was actually a happy ending some people would argue that iraq sort of winding down well but that's clearly not true we see all of that on the daily bombings that are happening there afghanistan is a disaster in the sense that we been there for more it's the longest war the united states is ever been involved with and you know as a south asia unless i really worry what's going to happen in afghanistan in the next few years so you have blowback is definitely a concern but i think that the very concern is why obama has not wanted to go into syria right i mean think about what could happen the middle east is really a place where any time or any sort of intervention you know there's going to be a spillover effect if there were to be some sort of u.s. military presence or action in syria there'd be implic

and you won that, michael waltrip. >> michael: $2 million up the line.hen i won it i got 200 grand. ten times nor year. they will be on it on saturday night on speed. >> chris: you are cashing in as a broadcaster. the coca-cola 600. and kasey kahne ran well with jimmie johnson through that. tonight on speed for continuing coverage here from darlington, tune in to victory lane on speed and for all your racing needs. well, a terrific night. the weather held up. and so did matt kenseth. outdueling his teammate kyle busch and in the end denny hamlin's return successful. jeff gordon third followed by jimmie johnson and kevin harvick. next saturday night a bit of a break near the home office for the all-star race. hope you tune in then. we appreciate you be hing a part of nascar on fox. for michael waltrip, i'm chris meyers. the entire crew, happy mother's day and all the moms out there enjoy your day tomorrow! ♪ ♪ well, you don't know, what we can find ♪ ♪ close your eyes girl ♪ look inside girl ♪ let the sound take you away ♪ look at 'em. living on cloud nin

and another one from car michael who had a weapon incident at betsy car michael campus this december she was rude and literally hang up on the woman and called the cops and filed a police report. and the police officer got the same treatment she was so rude so my concern is if she does this with the parents how does she treat the parents. i want her out from our school. sorry i'm shaking i'm so mad. if i literally have to take time off from school and have all the parents sign this i will do that. i will hope - i'm sure you guys have kids. it's really disrespect full she's so rude. i feel sorry for the students. my daughter is graduating this year i have nothing to lose. and i wanted to go to betsy carr michael it's a great school i owe it to that school i owe it to that school. if she's our assistant principle is my son safety in that school knowing she doesn't care. please take a long time my report it's here please take a look >> just following up on it same topics topic on the same topic regarding the assistant principle for several weeks my stepdaughter was telling the randomly