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targets scandal and reaction from republicans as this story unravels has been scathing, congressman mike turner of ohio, submitted legislation to put irs agents who abuse their powers behind bars, and marco rubio calling on acting commissioner steven miller to resign. and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calling on president obama today to quote, take some responsibility. >> the verdict is in. the dramatic courtroom details and murder trial of abortion doctor kermit gosnell. what will be the political implication. >> obama administration has an enemy's list. conservatives under attack by the irs. jenny bath martin cofounder of tea party patriots is joining us next. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium servicelike t on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your busins our business. od. helping the world keep promises. from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contct, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ gart

marco rubio will introduce legislation introduced in the house by mike turner criminalizing the groups. oversight and government reform and ways and means. also plans to investigate the irs friday. a race to try to get a hearing started. john mccain and karl levin plan an investigation of the role of nonprofit groups in politics to include the irs. folks, there was a whole part of this system with the irs that frankly a lot of campaign advocates want to bring attention to and they will have a harder time. as critical as the president was, what drew his fire on monday was benbenghazi. he called it a political circus. >> the whole issue of talking points frankly throughout this process has been a side show. suddenly three days ago this gets spun up as if there is something new to the story. there is no there there. >> the president mocked the cover upcharge noting that even as the un ambassador was pointing to a you tube video, another official called it a briefing to congress just a few days after those appearances. >> who executes some sort of cover up or effort to tap things down for

i did have that mike, but pam turner mike off. is she nice.or game in is already out. >> camp took off her might-- microphone. what are the warriors doing right now? right now, it is 47 = 40. just went to have time. -- halftime. , anthony and the new york knicks say from elimination against indiana. anthony had 28 points in the nick will the knicks will go back to indiana on a saturday. they win 85 = 75. what about the sacramento kings? they now have to work out a deal with sacramento. if you listen to the family that i think the mayor did a great job. we will see what happens. >>gary: their father gave them $660 million and they were having a party. we have a free spirit on top of the roof and now they have to sell the team. can you imagine that? i will roll over in my grave. what about the sharks? the tough guy has been suspended for the rest of the kings series. he hit him and ahead. --in the haight. it is still too = 2. the sharks and your kings. >>gary: they breakers you will see some of the best costumes ever. here we go, david beckham h

assaults in the military and along with your colleagues claire mccaskell suzanne collie collins and mike turner is there anything that the american people can expect that will get done? something tangible and also so that people can feel safe within our military ranks, especially females who feel they don't have a place to come forward and talk about this and not fear rhett bhugs. >> i was glad to hear the president bring this up to the graduates of the naval academy. these are the commanders of the future so critically important that he raise this issue with them. the foundational principle of military service as he said is trust and discipline and the epidemic of assaults in the military is so corrosive to that basic trust and basic discipline that is needed. the be safe act that we're into introduce forgive the first time limits the commanders to overturn jury decisions of guilty in sexual assault cases, but in any other cases as well. it says for the first time, if you are convicted of sexual assault use will be dishonorably discharged military service. both the house and the senate, strong

ohio republican mike turner wants to change that. >> we want to make it a felony so we don't have thisin. our goal here is the penalty be high enough to stop the activity. >> and president obama will be facing more questions about this. he is scheduled to hold a news conference at the white house at noon tomorrow. and republicans leaders on capitol hill say putting this on the acting commissioner of the irs, they're planning to hold several hearings on this scandal over the next several weeks. erin? >> jim acosta, thank you very much. another big issue facing the president. still to come, late breaking details about what the three women went through in cleveland where they were held captive for a decade who got the preferential treatment and who was treated like a human punching bag. >>> plus, an exclusive look at the crisis in guantanamo bay. an investigation tonight into how much of your tax dollars are going to keep gitmo open. man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good d

. >> well, there was a report in the hill that republican congressman mike turner said he had a meetinge white house on this matter. and, quote, people pretty resoundingly indicated they are not in support of removing it from the military chain of command. what kind of opposition are you facing here? >> well, we were just out at the pentagon right before the abiano conviction was overturned. we met with all of the service branches, the vice chairman of the joint chiefs was there to reaffirm their strong commitment to eliminating this problem. the pentagon likes to talk about its zero tolerance policy of sexual assault in the military. 26,000 incident hes of sexual assault that affect men and women in uniform is not a zero tolerance policy and that's why it's time to change the system. >> well, the president is meeting with the joint chiefs today. as you rightly point out, in spite of the fact that a number of them and not recently have said that these kinds of things are not tolerable should not be allowed, that they have to get tough on them, again, the numbers have been going up. so w

mike turner. he's studied well at the school of not answering questions.ink he was 0 for 6 by the way. thank you so much, senator sherrod brown, for coming on tonight. >>> jonathan alter is msnbc political analyst. author of the upcoming book "the center holds: obama and his enemies." it's a fantastic book. i won't say a word about it. except it's great. you're a great writer. there's a hell of a lot good stuff in there. let me ask you this about the situation here. if you were -- this president, i think, is facing some historic notes in his biography. he may not want to see. like irs, fbi, even benghazi. although it's unclear right next no it. how does he get through this thing? he's up to his elbow in alligators. >> he has to get on top of this story. you know, today was disastrous. i thought that eric holder's briefing was disastrous. he tried to claim that they had exhausted all other avenues before they surveilled 100 "ap" reporters which is completely untrue. they didn't even tell the reporters that this surveillance was going on. so that was one ave

host: mike turner is a republican from ohio. do you see this legislation being fast tracked?interest in leadership? >> we know it will be instituted in some version of the defense authorization bill. the armed services committee produces one piece of legislation and media and it incorporates a lot of policy decisions. we know this legislation will be incorporated in the house armed services bill. it would come through the military personnel subcommittee. yesterday we had the markup and it was in their pretty much in total. and senatorins mccaskill are introducing it on the senate side. that will be an effort to include it in their bill. and then we will go to cons -- conference and hash it out. i think the fact it is in our house side reflects strong bipartisan support for this effort and recognition that we have got to change the way in which the military is able to deal with these kinds. host: any idea when this legislation will hit the floor? guest: we are marking up the bill in total the second week of june and then i think -- usually it is a pretty quick movement to brin

host: mike turner is a republican from ohio. do you see this being fast- tracked in a leadership? guest: it will be included in the version of the defense authorization bill. the one piece of legislation .ncorporates policy decisions this legislation will be incorporated in the house armed services bill, that would come to the military subcommittee, and yesterday we had the markup, and it was in there in total. senator collins and senator mccaskill are introducing it on the senate side. that will be an effort to include it in their bill, and then we will go to conference and hash it out. the fact that it is in our house side reflects the strong bipartisan support for this effort and the recognition that we have got to change the way in which the military is able to deal with these crimes. host: any idea when it will hit the floor? guest: we will market up the second week of june, and then it is a pretty quick movement to the floor. we will pass it out of the house before the end of the summer at the very least. host: sharon in minneapolis. caller: good morning, c-span, and thank y

ohio republican mike turner said in a statement, quote, today's announcement is exactly why i voted againstst tracing. it will severely impact hard-working civilian dod, the department of defense employees, and put further strain on our communities. now we're also waiting for more details from the pentagon on exactly how the furloughs will be divied up among the military branches. there's been a lot of debate about that. jenna. jenna: we'll continue to watch that story. thank you. jon: and we are continuing to watch the podium in the brady briefing room in the white house there, waiting for jay carney to emerge, binder in hand, to talk to the press about three big stories railing the administration. you know what they are. you'll hear from jay carney when he decides to step up to the podium, we'll have it for you live. can febreze eliminate even the toughest odors? to find out we filled this car with smelly trash, ...e p, and let in real people. ... like clean laundry. like driving through beautiful tropical... palm trees with like fruit hanging. i wish my car smelled like this. [ both laug

>> reporter: tori, ohio republican congressman mike turner is introducing legislation today that woulds that discriminate with up to five years in prison. as it stands right now, they only risk getting fired. at least two health committees have promised to hold hearings to call on irs officials to testify afterthe agency admitted they targeted conservative groups. tea party groups complained their taxes had extra scutny. nine months earlier -- scrutiny. we now know that nine months earlier, that the irs was targeting groups with words like tea party and patriot in their names. the aclu says even the appearance of partisan politics with the tax code is constitutional troubling. >> i don't care if you are a conservative, liberal, democrat or republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> reporter: the irs says they were just trying to -- they were just trying to deal with an influx of tax requests. some say they are being full little forthcoming because the full details are expected to be released this week. back to you. >>> new this morning, italian prosecutors are demanding a s

. >> host: next call is mike turner from grand rapids, michigan.how many children do you have, might? >> caller: i have two children and five grandchildren and 90 do babysitting for them also. i want to talk about the idea that head start and people agreed on it, but democrats and republicans agree on childcare. i don't see that. here in michigan and around the country, the thing that childcare does as progress in the first three years or so and after that it doesn't do any good, so we should cut it. my son's girlfriend is a head start teacher and they ended their school year now, like four, five, six weeks early. so i am concerned about the attack conservatives, an attack that doesn't do any good. the other thing i want to mention his and 68 years old and i don't understand since the tea party has come into a lot of control, the government is against me. why should we depend on the government to do anything? it seems to me to attack government for doing things for people. so in michigan, for example, the attack on the poor has been on believable b

turner, mike turner from ohio, has already introduced legislation. understand that some of the penalties, if someone purposely does this at an agency, are weaker, ill defined. he has introduced legislation actually before i saw the report yesterday i agreed with mike to help be a co-sponsor of that legislation. so we need to get in and make certain people are first held accountable. find out what happened. and make certain that that's nailed down. then how far this thing went. and then make certain it doesn't happen again. we are always trying to perfect the system. and particularly the electoral process. you don't want that violated because it's what makes us a great country and free country. host: steve, topeka, kansas, independent caller. go ahead. caller: good morning, representative mica. i'm concerned about the attitude of the republican congress that everything, no matter how minor, is a crisis or the fault of president obama. let's face it, you guys lost two elections to the man and you're going to do anything you can and look under every cor

mike. >> okay, john. appreciate that. john is backtracking. he's north of the turner turnpike, north of wellston.nfortunately, folks, we see the damage now from the tornado that we suspected was an f-4 tornado. it looks like it's of that category. let's just hope everybody here is okay. there's going to be a lot of heavy damage here, and this is such a bad deal. a lot of this damage is quite severe. john, how many structures -- we're looking alt this live from john welsh and bob moore chopper 4. how many structures have you seen so far? >> a dozen, mike. and a lot of these, travis, could you pan around to the right? it's right out your door, another one. i'm trying to bring up this house. we have a lot of people out here in the yard and on the roadway. i want to make sure that everybody is okay. but probably a dozen. a lot of these houses are on at least ten-acre tracks, so they're not here, but over county road 870 is a blacktop east-west road, and they have taken a major hit here. there's some brick structure houses, frame over brick. roofs are completely gone. and almost all the roofs are gone

turner's pen bill would increase the penalty to $5,000, five years in prison or both, martha. martha: mike, thank you very much. >> reporter: sure. >> in the meantime the white house has a rather tempered response. jay carney yesterday releasing a statement. if the inspector general finds any rules were broken or conduct of government officials did meet the standards required of them, the president expects that swrist and appropriate steps will be taken to address any misconduct. we are set to hear from the president on this issue when he speaks a bit later this morning at 11:15 eastern time. so we'll have that live for you. one wonders, martha. whether calls for a special prosecutor would be made on capitol hill because after all it's a crime to commit an abuse of government power. martha: absolutely. that has to be sacrosanct. when you look everyone must be treated under the eyes of the internal revenue service. we'll see what the president has to say. a lot of focus on that this morning a lot of questions out there because of low level officials and whether or not they took it upon them