. >> officer michael white's responsibility is to stand guard in tower 14, from which he sees the entire northeast corner of the stateville. he's been on the job for more than five years. >> you have to be serious. serious about it. it's real easy to get kind of lax around here because you're dealing with people and you're dealing with guys really trying to wear you down and find a weakness in you. so i'd say serious. serious at the penitentiary, you know. >> even as white stands vigil, the day is also beginning for some new arrivals to the prison. many of them will end up spending more time here than most of the guards will in their entire career. walking through the first of many outer gates, there's no mistaking this for a minimum or medium security facility. stateville's reputation is well known. >> from what i hear, people killing each other and stuff like that. you got to go in with guys doing life and stuff down over here. hear a lot of bad things about this penitentiary. kind of scary. because you're going to be here and you see how it is, like, maximum security and stuff like th

michael white joins me now from washington with the details. tell me more about this group. piece theyed in the are from russia and have hacked into 160 million different cards . that is amazing and must be highly sophisticated. >> no question these guys are good. hard to figure out identities behind the ip addresses but these guys are really well known, in part because they have been a major target of the the i in secret service for years. they have hacked what one source differentver 100 companies like jcpenney, 7-11, nasdaq, and now the latest revelation is they were behind an neiman marcus attack. 160 million credit cards over seven years. people we have been talking to people say these are the best of the best. >> they are located overseas. does that make it difficult? >> it does. they actually know very specific members of the group. u.s. attorney in new jersey issued an indictment that named five of them. one is a low level guy. one looks to be more serious. for the ones that are still in russia, there is not awful lot that can be done.

michael white has done a terrific job. i own both. they are substantial in our holdings., a merger between the two companies -- directv, using capital structure, has taken a number of shares out but probably down to 500 million. has 100 million. a deal is logical. the name of the game is speed and it is broadband. >> where else does it make sense to see a merger? >> you have already going on a merger in the broadcasting industry. media general, which warren buffett is a big shareholder, is trying to buy lynn. soft stuff, so the supreme court ruled on the notion of a lot of money being able to be put into the elections, raising money -- that is great for broadcasters. not only is there a mini tsunami this year -- >> we will see tons and tons of political ads on television. >> and that will help because advertising for cars and other subsets is very important area that is what we do -- important. that is all we do. we like the hard news and the soft news. >> we like both. >> let's look at malone and charter. where does he go from here with charter communications? >> it is a

on the fort hood story we will talk to the head of the homeland security michael mccaul. has the white house overcome the problems with obamacare? we will check in with dan pfeiffer. and what about this wacky weather? we'll preview our partner showtime's new series "years of living dangerously" with the best selling author thomas friedman and climate central's heidi cullen. plus, a look at todd purdum's new book, "an idea whose time has come" as we approach the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation". captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: well, good morning, again, all sides are urging caution but finally there may be a break in the case of missing malaysian airliner 370. the first reports of pings heard in the search area came from the chinese so we are starting there this morning with seth in beijing. seth? >> good morning. officially they are calling it an acoustic event but today for the third day in a row, people involved in the search report hearing signals coming from deep inside the southern indian ocean. today it was an

man is god, created the universal, is physically stronger, more righteous according to michael mohammed night, whitenessicked and inferior, a wild that needs to be corrected. the definition of racism is the belief in one race superior over another. sounds to me like a classic definition, does he believe that by wearing that and saying it means something to him? >> i don't know what jay-z believes or doesn't, if you look at the 5%, this is disaffected blacks during the civil rights, no different than quanza. i've been around music my whole life -- >> he know what is that symbol means. >> you're right, whether he does or doesn't, talk about street cred. you need street cred. if jay-z believes in this then i guess he doesn't believe in obama that's half white and obama isn't pure. by the way, women are sabordinte. it's about selling product. >> the president of the united states of america -- >> let me make points. jay-z has not owned up to it. he has not said he's a member of the 5%. the people that represent 5% do not -- >> let me make my point. let me make my point. >> does he -- do you think he knows w

. >> schieffer: and back now with our political panel, peter baker covers the white house for "the new york times", michael kerr son used to, gerson used to work in the white house for george w. bush and now a columnist for the washington post. >> le leigh gallagher is the edr of fortune magazine and also joined by frank rich of new york magazine who is in the cbs news broadcast center in new york this morning. peter, you were at this civil rights summit in austin. it was kind of what i would say a remarkable event. >> it is and it is amazing here we are 50 years later that this is, in fact, something that republicans and democrats agree on. it is just the divisions at that time, four presidents different parties get together but what didn't come up as much is how to go forward. you did a panel on education which talked about that but president obama chose to use his remarks about lbj and talk about his heroism in the face of opposition but not to translate it to today. >> i will tell you what i found interesting about that, the white house in many cases has been very resentful when people have compared ba

but vinnie's now saying, wait a minute, the white knight in michael lewis' book is saying that we'rey, do we have a picture of vinnie viola? is that sepia tauped? >> that's how he looks. liz: now let's bring in two of the streets premier experts on high frequency trading. they've been fighting for years to regulate the industry. dennis kelleher, better markets ceo and president, and joe silussi. and michael lewis b writes about joe, saying, quote, the principals of demus trading have done more than anyone to explain and publicize the predation in the stock market. all right, you got a nod here, joe. what have you been doing and for how long? >> we've been around for a long time. we're not new to the game. sal and i started our firm in 2002. we started researching some of this high frequency trading stuff in 2005 with, 2007 our first paper was in 2008. so we're talking fife years ago. and in 2012 we wrote a book called "broken markets" which has a lot of these themes in there. what we criticize by the way, just to be fair be, it's a market structure story. >> yes. that's not what he s

on the fort hood story we will talk to the head of the homeland security michael mccaul. has the white overcome the problems with obamacare? we will check in with dan pfeiffer. and what about this wacky weather? we'll

he was surrounded by china's music when he played f about black-and-white michael jordan says that he a little disgusted and outraged by the comments and i am being a former player. president obama has also laid his opinion on the statement. second of california's mare and some former nba player kevin johnson said that the selling used does not represent an mba. i did it affect the team is an emotional thing for the clippers and the warriors it's emotional for the nba family. not to mention these comments were directed at magic johnson was a better player representative and the magic johnson. >> darya : what's gonna happen is that and then investigate and then take action they have the wide land ascension and they can do. this is going on the people in the industry say for yearsh in 2009 the clippers' owners settled a case that led to discriminated against african-americans. similar allegations were made in 03 and then last month said his wife filed a lawsuit against the mistress terry the has been a further property that belonged to sterling and his wife along a list of things he def

. >> except for michael jordan, the owners of nba teams are whites. while 70% of the players and coaches are black. the golden warriors coach, mark jackson, does not blame the nba. >> i will not believe that this is just one person. not just in basketball. but in this world. >> this was more of a nuclear firestorm then anything else. that has touched sports and a racial way. just because it hits every awful hot button you can hit. >> today, have a world away in malaysia, president obama said much of the same. >> nd t at happened here. >> reporter: the clippers were badly beaten here today, 118-97. now the nba says it will complete the investigation into the statements attributed to ster e the next game in this f series. jeff, that set for tuesday night in los angeles. >> jeff: john blackstone in oakland, thank you. >> more storms developing here. the area to watch for monday, nashville reaching back to birmsham, jackson, the highest risk area for potentially more tornadoes, certainly heavy rain and you notice not a lot of movement as we head into tues

i think that's what they're trying to figure out now at the white house. >> michael, if only congress worked as hard as the average american. ambassad ambassador, all this started between russia and ukraine when the former president was moving toward a more stronger alliance with the eu, something that putin could not allow to happen. fred kaplan says we may be about to see an end to the situation. kaplan writes, the potentially crucial move came when the interim president said he would be open to changing the country's political system from a republic where the power is centered in kiev, to a federation with considerable autonomy for regional districts. this matters because it would keep ukraine from growing too close to western powers. do you think that what kaplan is saying is correct and this could be the way to defuse the situation? >> well, i think the government or the acting government in kiev said it is prepared to consider some decentralization of power. and actually in ukraine, some defusion of power makes sense. right now the local governors are appointed by the president,

michael. it is a big day at white house. the birds are cheaping, it's snowing in d.c. >> how much do you think these numbers change the landscape for democrats? >> i think it digs him out of a hole that he dug himself into. obama care is still not popular. it will still probably be a drag. you have a whole new wave of stuff before the election about obamacare rates going up. >> what this does is digs the president out of a hole he started to call into in november of last year when the website went doupd and people were speculating about the law possibly failing. 7 million was the baseline number we had to meet in order for the rates that they had said to basically work. it was the goal they set for themselves. it was successful the first year despite their problems. i don't think the fight is over that oh balm na macare won't show up in ads or won't be pay drag for the president. >> mike, we started talking to you about the republican reaction to this before the president so rudely cut you off. we're seeing for the first tim

white. in other words, michael jordan owns the charlotte bobcats, that's it.book, $40 million dollar slave" william holden who is right here argues that while african-americans may have achieved wealth from the industry, they haven't gained or exercised real power within it. with us now is him, the author of the book, "the new york times" sports columnist, william rhoden. and also a real expert for history, the history of the civil rights movement, former u.s. congressman for mz mz who is also a former president of the naacp. let's start with william here. we all think about nba players as being well off. they've got a ten-year career, they may end up saving $50 million with all the endorsement opportunities. it's not just the payroll. it's the endorsements. how are they badly off? >> i don't think they're badly off. they're making money. but if somebody could pay 15 players $10 million each, how much is he making? you know? >> well, you know, too, they get a percentage at the gate with a cap it's always about half the money come into the door goes to the play

major milestones from stan musial's 3,000th career hit to the rivals cardinals to michael jordan's cameo for the crosstown white. >> michaelle jordan has tied up the ball game with a ground double. >> reporter: but the cubs had plenty of great moments of their own the hawk andre dawson game in 1987. 20-year-old's strikeout in 1998. and that same season, sammy sosa's season-long showdown with mark mcgwire. wrigley hasn't seen as many titles as cubs fwoons like, but the brick and ivy hold enough tradition and mystique to keep presidents and parishioners coming to one of the game's greatest cathedrals. >> you got about 200 athletes that had great careers at wrigley field. you can sit up in the stadium and cheer and it will make you cry. it will make you cry. >> and if you come to visit this ballpark, it lives up to that 100 years of history. it's such a great beautiful place. and you feel all those goflts s in ghosts in here. i want go to mike, all of my smart cubs fans think the bartman thing is such complete and utter nonsense, a guy by reaching out for a foul ball, which you've done, i've done, everybody in thi

the white house has not responded. >>> michael grim indicted by prosecutors, facing 20 counts stemming from a restaurant business he operated before entering congress. david shuster joins us with politics. >> 10 years ago michael grim worked for the fbi as a fraud investigators. today he turned himself in for processing as prosecutors declared that he and a business associate cheated the irs. charges including wire fraud, mail fraud, permry and obstruction of -- perjury and obinstruction much justice. >> when grim brought someone on board in 2010, he did not stop the off the books payments or conform the payments to the law, he became a fraud instructor. >> prosecutors allege that in running hits star grim had a million from the irs, paying workers hundreds of thousands off the books to avoid other taxes. according to an indictment grim lied about it. lawmakers attorney denied that he violated laughs and would be vindicated. he represent parts of brooklyn and staten island. >>> in 2016 donors from wall street appear to be sitting on the sidelines waiting for the field to take shape. do

white house. >> you are hearing, michael, this really big drumbeat on the right to try to reinforce this idea thatsident's response has been -- i want to play you some sound. david brooks, not the fiercest critic usually of the white house, but take a listen to what he said about the white house's handling of ukraine. >> let's face it. obama, whether deservedly or not, does have a problem in the middle east. is he tough enough to stand up? i think a lot of it's unfair. certainly in the bhooes there's an assumption he is not tough enough. >> by the way -- >> meeblg, even going there as far as the u.s. handling of the situation, a, is that helpful at all to have this sort of constant drumbeat that the president is too weak, but not a solution on the table really coming even from republicans. there doesn't seem to be a solid idea coming from the right as to what could be done that would make more sense. >> i agree with what you just said. >> george bush was president in fwait 2008. another soviet republic was acting in a way that putin didn't like. even the very, you know, tough guy george bush who a

chris, michael mentioned something very important he left the white house and the state department know that saturday morning that the chief of station had a dissenting view. in my view, that gave a certain confidence level to the white house and to the state department and in other words, there were a range of views here. so be careful before you put all your eggs in the basket of it was a demonstration. i think that's very important he let them know that. >> michael morrell said that he went around his then boss cia director david petraeus on the talking points and took out the fact that the cia had repeatedly warned the state department about the threat level in b bengha benghazi. >> i simply saw this as a way for cia to pound its chest and say, look, we warned, therefore, laying all the blame on state department. i did not think that appropriate. >> you know, we talked many times that you see the cia as a fact agency, not a political agency. >> right. >> how unusual is that to edit talking points because of political concerns about it might embarrass somebody else? >> i don't think

76ers game in philly or a clipper's game in l.a., it is a very black and white represented demographicic kind of a crowd. >> michaelagree. that was one of the primes of my life, passions when i ran the 76ers, is because black, white, young, old, male, female. it didn't matter. we all hugged together and celebrated together. we all got bummed out together when we lost, but when we won, it was just one big happy family. i do believe sports bring people together, i hope this issue, the unity that the clippers are showing, i hope that momentum and unity spreads. >> donald sterling, what you know from what you read recently and heard on the tape do you think he goes along with this? does he go quietly into that night? >> no, i don't think so, and i would hope and i would pray and i would urge donald to admit his mistake. to admit his hurt. to recognize, to be remorseful and apologize and step up out of the owner's suite on his own volition, to say it would be better for the team and league and the nba if i stepped aside. then at least we could have respect for him. >> you ready to announce your bid tonight before you le

the conservative, it is not a uniform thing, some do white-washing, some look at records. >> michael, do you think the connections help or hurt them from the perception of voters, the donor support is very real. >> it is, i think there was a huge amount of support for chris christie among that moderate kind of plutocratic new york based in new york and new jersey, and california. that has begun to splinter and look at somebody like jeb bush, that may remain an intriguing figure. >> thank you all, "the rachel maddow" show begins right now. happy monday. >> happy monday indeed, remember this. >> the pundits, the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i have news for them, too, we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we don't like federal government poking around in the red states, yes, we have some gay friends in the red states. there are patriots who oppose

white house economic advisor. i read your history president michael crow been scheduled to meet up the economic revitalization in a circular maree on wednesday. how much progress she typically expect from these minister level talks. well i think the talks are going to be very difficult and challenging. it may be difficult to reach a final agreement in this. in this week and this set of talks but i think with the impending visit of president obama to japan i think there's a real opportunity to spread to try to drive forward of the process and perhaps reach an agreement between the us and japan. they talk about things i could write a post about japan and australia they agreed in principle on an epa they have trouble sleeping in our trade on the table bear to think that this book and smooth out the way for japan and the us in their talks. well on some level it makes it a little more complicated to have a bilateral agreement among two members of this twelve country agreement and cpp a ride in the middle of final negotiations on ttp it could make those of the broad group of negotiations more counting on the other hand

white house made sure to sing that. we'll see what comes out. and they sidelined the cia director david petraeus that was under investigation. and michael morel took the helm and it appears that this guy was crucial to the white house twisting everything. elizabeth. the key point for me here. is that the cia station chief. that is the top intelligence dog in libya said it was not about a demonstration and the spin from the administration and mike morel and others. we had to weigh conflicting reports and claims. no. the cia station chief on the ground is the guy who knows. he knows better than the people back in washington eating popcorn and watching a miniseries. it is a real danger here. we made a big thing about the nsa political scandal. and this was clearly to me, a politicalization of skewing intelligence to promote the president's reelection campaign and that is a big, bad dangerous no, no. >> and we don't have a lot of time. you expanded and brought up poet petraeus. said to say. they have got to call petraeus and put him under oath and do the right thing with his country and tell the entire truth. the key is, you can't respect r

>> well, of course, the white house is touting that number that you just mentioned. michael 7 million signing up on healthcare exchanges plus according to press secretary, they are also including young people who are under the age of 26 who have been able to stay on their parents insurance plans. plus, other uninsured american whose are able to become part of medicate as part of medicaid expansion. how many people will use the services how much will those services cost. because those are the factors that insurance companies will use in determining how much to charge over coverage going forward. if their risk assessment has been too low, they will raise the prices next time it comes time for enrollment of course if the estimates have been correct, then you will see a stable ace, maybe even a reduction. months for not a couple of years down the road. this plan to provide low cost affordable healthcare coverage, will really work. >> fault this initiative from the very beginning. etch since it's implementation, what are they saying now about the apparent success of this enrollme

white house has a red fox. we don't know yet if it's a michael j. or a megan, but it's been spotted by a lot of people including the president who looked out and saw him running between the residence and the west wing. the fox is currently in the dog house for eating portions of the first lady's garden. he tripped motion detectors at night, eluded efforts to humanely capture him because he's wiley. we asked you for them and you delivered on the museum exhibit of awkward family photos. we asked fur yours and been indicated with it all day. the current favorite is a little boy and the easter bunny. they are on display and happen to be the top trending item on our website, nbcnews.com. >>> when we come back, it's among the best surprises ever caught on camera. . >>> finally tonight, it's an entire sub-genre on the web and television, prank videos that show something bad happening unbeknown to them. it's part of a series called prank it forward. what you're about to see was meant to reward a young woman that raised her sister from childhood, overcame a

because the owners, except for michael jordan are mostly white.s are african-american. the whole notion of this guy is bad. >> marge schott was suspended. winters. does that just look like you're doing something and you're not? >> it's not going to go away with a suspension. plus, there's the notion that the nba sort of looked the other way with previous incidents. they're not going to honor him anymore. >> what do you fine him? he's worth 1.9 billion bucks. he's 80 years ago. thank you. i'll pay that tip. >> see how he made his money? personal injury attorney. enough said right there. >> i think i would defend -- >> morally have to look up how do i feel. >> i say within three years the company is sold. >> it takes this guy to defend the personal injury attorney. steve bomber. >> he's wanted to buy it. >> he's a motivator too. >> he could be running around the team. >> we have deals, deals, and more deals. g.e. is called to meet with the french president hollande. resid. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it als

white was responding to the book "flash boys" written by famous author michael lewis who claims high speed traders are using electronics to gain unfair advantage over average investors. she made the comments during a house of reprepsenative review of the sec budget. a chicago trading exchange is considering placing daily limits on price moves in gold and silver futures to control wild swings in the market. cme group already has price fluctuation limits on energy, agriculture and financial futures. the director of metal products at cme says unusually large moves in gold and silver futures are turning off potential investors. a high ranking wall street executive is calling it quits as criminal proceedings pile up. hugh mcgee, ceo of barclays americas, is stepping down after two decades on wall street. mcgee says in a statement.. "after 21 years with lehman brothers and barclays, i have made the difficult decision to leave." it comes as three barclays employees in new york face charges of conspiracy in connection with libor rigging. next month, barclays is expected to reveal sweeping ch

when roger was running the media campaign and he took down michael dukakis and all the notions of patriotism these are the middle class populist white voters often times from the heartland. roger ailes grew up in a factory town and these are the voters that sort of felt the america they knew was slipping away so that is why fox is so successful making these appeals the war on christmas is the idea that the american traditions are under siege. it's important to point out that the median age of the fox audience continues to go up and it's an older demographic. it's a coalition he has been speaking to for decades now. >> host: do you think that he believes that? >> guest: i think it's both. i think one of the revelations in my book is that he is a conservative true believer. there will always be a guessing game through the years. it's cynical television, show business or is it real and the politics are real and you see it on immigration and foreign policy and in the views on government spending he is a committed conservative there is no doubt about it. those are his beliefs. it's interesting why he doesn't want to own than in the past

mary jo white has responded to michael lewis and his new book lash boys."tion that the stock market is rigged and she says the allegations are not new. we are taking a close look at the world of tech and we bring you one of the top voices in venture capital, jeff clavier. he was an early investor in .com ands including fab some portfolio companies were acquired by twitter, facebook, and yahoo!. great to have you for the hour here at >> thank you for having me. >> i say we are focused, but what is at the top of your mind as a tech investor? >> we focus on software as a service, the infrastructure of our portfolio. then we look at brand-new platforms that could be glasses, what is happening in the home was connected devices. we are looking at infrastructure under the bitcoin to see how we can use that. we do investments that we call munchak -- moon shots. it -- bit seemed insane, and years later -- >> not so insane. percent of the market. we will get you one. >> i am on a losing side of the train. -- trade. cited ats -- paddy comment about silicon valley that

white house cringe going back to 2009. >> we asked you for questions from the panel, for the panel, rather. we got this on twitter from michaelan. why is it that if you oppose their position and you're white, you're branded as racist both attorney general holder and president of the united states race bait. >> liberalism has a tourette's syndrome these days. if you have the law on your side, if you have the facts on your side, you have the facts. if you have neither, pound the table. this is pounding the table. there is an intellectual poverty now. liberalism hasn't had a new idea since the 1960s except obamacare and the country doesn't like it. recovery is unprecedentedly bad. so what do do you? anyone criticizes us is a racist. it's become a joke among young people. you go to a campus and some young person will say looks like it's going to rain. the person says, you're a racist. i mean it's so inappropriate. the constant implication of this is i think it is becoming a national merth. >> who is invoking it? i think if you look at the record and julie knows this best, obama has not and he's been quite careful on the issue of

what about, michael, the codicile to the argument, the racial preferences are unfair to white studentse 86% of african-americans in fourth grade can't read at grade level. if you put me, there's no competition. i'll win based on the education i was given. i say let that person have the seat because i want to get another seat. if i say name five african-american ceos or five latino ceos. steve jobs, warren buffett, mark zuckerberg, george soros, bill gates, easy. five african-americans, until we get to that point where they're on the tip of our tongue, with he can name them, we know we're not there yet. we have to have ways to protect. let's be clear, affirmative action was created for women. the most people who benefited from affirmative action have been white women and for good reason. it wasn't created for people of color, it was created for women. we have a lot of work to do for women and people of color. >> michael skolnik and stephen henderson thank you for being here. >> we read between the lints on john roberts. why the chief justice may be declaring the end to racism in america

as long as those gaps are white, we will stay on the job and key policy easy. >> michael mckee, thank you. other news today, the annual new york auto show kicks off today. car makers around the world gather to show off their latest models. that is where my colleague, matt miller will be camped out all day. talking to the biggest names in the history. what is most interesting? >> as far as cars, i think the editionyce ghost second , you should have one of those. i may pick one up on my way out and drop it off before i head back home. the interesting thing that people are talking about, a couple of things. gm recalls are front and center. rapected after mary bar gave a well-received speech yesterday at the auto dealer association forum but was mobbed by reporters. thele are talking about direct sales model from tesla. n new jerseyi yesterday. listen to what bill ford had to say about his sales model. >> we love our model. we have regulars and they have been through thick and thin with us. we have all gotten better. and ourmanufacturer dealers as well. the issue going forward is not so m

white house's 130th annual easter egg roll. she made an appearance on "live with kelly & michael."elly wanted to know, was about 16-year-old malia's upcoming driving lessons. >> do you administer the driving lessons? or would that be under the president's regime? >> it will be neither of us. >> that's smart. very smart. >> i think our agents don't want us driving with teenagers. so, they wanted to keep us, you know -- especially the president's detail. i don't think they want him in the state when she's learning how to drive. we will, fortunately, be able to hand that responsibility over to someone else. >> all right. she didn't elaborate, however, on who that someone else might be. >> wouldn't you love to have a security detail. you can be like, go ahead, teach my kid how to drive. >> that would be great. mow the lawn while you're at it. >>> some new digs for the brewers' mascot, hank the dog. he was given the run of the place in the park. >> hank took no time to get comfortable in it. the hank house is complete with a hash tag on top that says ball club pup. >> he's starting to g

he said roughly that white people buy basketball shoes, too, and i'm mentioning michael jordan, the owner of the charlotte franchise yet yesterday when everybody was asking or talking about this, he refused to give a comment. he finally gave a comment today after he put his finger to the wind and saw where it was going. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying that these owners, they protect themselves. this has been going on with all the lawsuits with donald sterling since 1981, basically he's been sued, elgin baylor as general manager accusing him of harassme harassment, suing him for age discrimination. they all knew it, they being the owners. they didn't do anything about it partly because he's part of the good old boy network. >> mark, i'm going to talk to but the legal angle but if you'll allow me i want to go to stephanie elam, right there where it's happening in california. the playoffs are happening now. you're there. the players and the fans there, what's the reaction? i understand they're wearing their jerseys inside out and is that some sort of a protest? >> well, to be clear, do

white people. that's what happens. >> is that what happened to michael jackson? >> yes! >> i had no idea. >> they sent him to washington. >> it gary, is this racist or just bigoted? >> both. >> great answer. >> i think it really goes against the whole i have a dream that some will be judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin. the town where this college is located, it is obviously he hates his own community. he needs to uproot these college and move it somewhere else if he wants to serve a different community. it seems like he is grasping at straws. the other thing is if he really wants to -- i have advice. if he wants to cut back the white people, scratch the polo team, the sailing team, the fencing team. that would help. >> and he should resign. >> that's true. by the way, he is really white. >> he is very white. >> did you see how he dressed? he needs style tips. joanne, you argued in the past that universities should be segregated. why would an all white campus be better, as you put it? >> that's funny to y? >> it wouldn't be better. it

michael morrell at a hearing last week. >> an outstanding officer who this committee knows well wrote the first draft of the unclassified talking points, neither the whiteouse, the state department nor i did so as some have alleged. >> former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey says a hearing with a witness delivering prepared remarks isn't the best way to get to the truth. michael mukasey joins me exclusively. you where this outpatient in an op-ed of sorts and you basically say, we can keep having all these hearings but we're never getting the answers. why? >> witnesses come in and deliver a prepared statement. usually the chair and the senior ranking member on the other side of the aisle deliver prepared statements. then each member gets five minutes, usually part of that is a statement by that member because they're conscious of the tv cameras in their districts. by the time they get to a question, the witness has maybe a minute and a half to answer it. if the witness wants to stall, he can very easily stall. and you don't really find out very much. it's very choppy. goes from one to the other to the other, instead of focusing in, possibly bringing

most senior levels of the white house it was intense interest in the reporting of fox news of benghazi. strategic administrations advisor and then deputy cia director michaelel. a fox news report that said u.s. intelligence officials knew within 24 hours it was a terrorism attack and this one incomplete conflict with the narrative given out by the white house. they reinforce the message by the leadership on the night of the attack. at 10:00 p.m. on september 11, 2012, when the attack is not even over and the cia annex was still threatened, mrs. clinton's office issued a press statement reading in part we condemn the attack on a mission in benghazi. they have it as a response or inflammatory material posted on the internet. but me be clear, there is never any justification for violent acts of this kind. we don't know if the e-mail was following the state department's lead or vice versa. the administration has never offered the specific intelligence was that asked them to connect the video to benghazi. jenna: the timing of it all is significant. thank you. jon: in the meantime have a clinton's replacement, secretary of state john kerry weighing in on escorti

michael makes them sound like the -- they are these white knights, these crusaders on wall street.oaddly, i kind of hit the last july. . think idx was ruled out i'm a little stale on some of this stuff. but frankie, if idx -- but frankly, if idx builds a better model, god bless him. idx is a dark pool. to me how goldman, for example, who had their own dark pool, why would they start -- why wouldhis they start doing business with idx? >> are they an investor? >> i don't believe so, but they are now a partner and they use iex. that is a dark pool and goldman has their own dark pool, aren't they in their own lunch? >> they could be. i don't know any of the new crowd over at goldman sachs. you would have to ask goldman sachs. but it seems logical what you said, they seem to be walking away from their own thing and embracing someone else's thing. >> you work with regulars for decades. if you were the sec, what would your sponsor be to michael lewis's claims? >> frankie, i would be a bit vitriolic about it, because by regulation of the market, he slamming the sec. i would say, there is n

. >> we ask you for questions for the panel and we got this from michael: why is it that if you oppose their position and you are whitee planned a racist, both attorney general holder and president of the united states race bait. george; that what is going on? >> liberalism has tourette accept dream saying racism and racist l is aing if you have the law on your side are you the law if you have the fact, are you the fact, if you have neither pound the table. this is an intellectual poverty. liberalism hasn't had a new idea since the 1960's except obamacare and the country doesn't like. foreign policy is a shambles. and recovery is unprecedented and bad. what do you do in you say if anyone criticizes us it is racist. it is a joke among the young people. some young person will say it look like it is going to raise and the person will say you are a racist. it is so inappropriate the constant invocation of this it is a national joke. >> question is, who is invoking it? if you look at the record and julie knows this best, obama has not and he has been careful on the issue of race and there are supporters and there are certa

michael dagen. why is it if you oppose their position and are you white, you are branded a racist?attorney general holder and po potus president of the united states, race bait. is that what's going on here. >> sure. liberalism has a terets syndrome. connell instantly saying the word race or racist. if you have the law on your law -- if you have neither pound the table. this is pounding the table. there's a kind of intellectual poverty now. liberalism hasn't had a new idea since the 1960s except obama care, and the country doesn't like it. foreign policy is a sham bell from russia to iran to sear wra to the israeli-palestinian conflict, and the recovery is unprecedentedly bad. what do you do? you say anyone who criticizes us is a racist. it's become a joke among young people. you go to a campus where this kind of political correctness reigns and some young person will say it looks like it's going to rain. the person says you are a racist. it's so inappropriate. the constant invocation of this that i think it is becoming a national myrth. >> the question is who is invoking it? i thi

question,er the first probably because of when i came in to cover the white house and i had always admired michael curry and joe rock arhard. aslon fitzwater as well reagan's last president during -- press secretary was exceptional. what each of those secretaries would tell you is that the world has changed tremendously. one of the things that bill clinton's press secretary told is thathis successors he apologizes for having been the press secretary who agreed to allow the briefing to be broadcast in full on television decision,ior to that the white house daily briefing firstly broadcast for the 10 minutes was on air the cameras would be turned off. that was so tv correspondents can get what they need at the news and the rest of the briefing was off-camera. say andit is fair to i've experienced this every week, the difference in tenor and combativeness and that you between briefings we have in the briefing room in the white house that are on camera versus the ones i do when we travel on air force one is stark. i think that is partly because folks in the briefing room are where the camera is on and

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michael taylor. monsanto's former attorney. instructions by the white house to promote biotechnology. they created a position for him. his policy ignore the scientific consensus and taylor became anto's chief executive. is it true that gmo's are dangerous? one of the scientist that the fda predicted correctly that without required safety studies, the companies would not even do the normal studies that they would do because they are not on the fda last. we have very few safety studies. but enough for the american academy of environmental medicine to evaluate and discovered that the rats and the mice that were fed gmo's had gastrointestinal disorders, immune system problems, organ damage, accelerating aging, reproductive disorders, and dysfunction of cholesterol and insulin. they said this relationship is causal based on standard right area. on that basis, all doctors should prescribe non-gmo diets. this came out in may, 2009. year, i wentf that to the conference with a video camera and started to interview een doctors who had b prescribing non--gmo diets. up to this point, i had been r