white house or obama/biden campaign involvement in the irs's political suppression of tea party groups that criticize the president. question. if lois lerner has nothing to hide, why did she invoke her fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination? >> well, there are a lot of interesting factors here that we learn from the hearing this week, and no, we didn't hear from miss lerner who recused herself. she may be summoned back. she may have waived her fifth amendment right by saying she did nothing wrong at the start of the hearing, so we may be hearing from her. if she can come back on her subpoena, she may be questioned. some of the things we heard that were really interesting had to do with the irs commissioner at the time. he made 118 trips to the white house to speak to various people there, the president, others, both beneath the president -- the president and people beneath the president to talk about various things including healthcare reform and other issues. one big question is how far up the chain in all those meetings did this come up in passing in the white house the

he has served on the obama-biden transition team, and he's been the ceo of two industry groups based here in washington; the cable association and the wireless association as well. joining us to discuss this, justin lilley, telemedia policy corporation, and he is a former republican counsel to the house energy and commerce committee, and blair levin with the aspen institute who also as served several stints at the fcc. blair levin, if we could start with you. do you know tom wheeler, and what should people who follow these issues know about tom wheeler? >> guest: i do know tom wheeler. pretty much everyone who's been in this business knows tom wheeler. he was a very successful head of a trade association and a very successful investor both between the trade association stints and after he left the wireless industry. um, the two things that i would say that people should understand is he has a breadth of experience on both the policy side and the investment side that i think is extremely valuable. and the second thing i think is una overlooked -- often overlooked is he's actually mana

he stood up to the well financed obama-bloomberg-biden media attack machine. everyone in this room, every member of our organization, every american who believes in the principles of freedom ought to be proud and thankful for his leadership, tenacity and courage. >> i came here to stand for what i believe is true. how have our nation's priorities gotten so far out of order? we care about our money so we protect our banks with armed guards. we care about our president so we protect him with armed agent agents. yet when it comes to our children, we leave them utterly defenseless. that must change now. when it comes to keeping our kids in this country safe, nothing else matters. >> i have people all over the country saying i went to bed feeling safer last night because i have a firearm. >> they have to face a threat most children do not have to face. >> we will not be duped. we will not be demonized and we will not be divided. >> words do have meaning mr. president and those meanings are absolute especially when it comes to our bill of rights in this country. let

obama. he is starting his second term. i like joe biden. i like even more hillary clinton. hope she is the nominee. i hope she will win in 2016. she is great on church and state separation, as is president obama and joe biden. andrepublicans in general rand paul is not a libertarian. i will give you a quick example. it doesn't say establishment of any religion or of any religion. an establishment of religion. meaning that government must remain neutral with respect to government and religion. they can't be for -- be for a religion -. as well as they cannot wish it -- as well it is him as they cannot bush atheism -- push atheism. host: thank you. we will take a couple more calls. republican line. caller: hello. host: go ahead. saysr: when someone government, it does not them or us. it is we, the people. people forget that. people forget it. it is us. host: thank you for your call. a couple of tweets. span2016. i love clybourn. that he tells it like it is. we need more like him. and jaclyn says -- expecting marco rubio to lead republicans. california. caller: hi. host: go ahe

it's part of the 'joining forces' initiative by the white house, led by michelle obama and jill biden. blackstone is the latest company committed to helping veterans. target, wal-mart and home depot have pleged similar initiatives. another unsettling statistic from the eurozone - record unemployment. 12.1% of the population across the 17-nation region is jobless. that number tops earlier records set in january and february. the highest unemployment numbers are in greece and spain at 27.2% and 26.7% respectively. austria, germany and luxemburg fared better. the numbers from eurostat also show falling inflation, to an annualized rate of 1.2%, down from 1.7% the previous month. the combination could force the hand of the european central bank to further cut interest rates. the costs of the dreamliner groundings are becoming clearer. half of the world's fleet of 787s are operated by ana holdings and japan airlines. the companies estimate that the three-month suspension of the fleet will cost a combined $110 million. the airlines may ask boeing to pick up those costs. reuters reports that

. >> reporter: heading over to the white house where michelle obama and george biden were honoring militaryst, muck in with the kids. on capitol hill, armed with his rock star power, he didn't have to look too far to see the ladies waiting to welcome harry. touring a land mine clearance exhibit alongside senator mccain, a cause championed by his late mother princess diana. these indelgable images while walking through a mind field. >> he wasn't just asking cosmetic questions. he was asking in depth questions. >> reporter: some american fans go tot hear him speak tonight at the british embassy. >> it gives me great personal pleasure to my mother who believed passionately in this cause, would be so proud of my association with h. h.a.l.o. and in her own way, she adopted it as her own. >> reporter: more events with wounded veterans and then next week, the prince will visit the kingdom of crist christie to see the effects of hurricane sandy. >> i'm going to be spending the entire day with prince harry. so believe me, nobody is going to get naked. >> reporter: there will be the obligatory polo m

[applause] biden is the ringleader of obama's gun control task force. let's just say she has some interesting ideas on self. take a look. >> by a shotgun. >> joe biden on self-defense for women. >> you want to protect yourself, get a double barrel shotgun, as i told my wife. i said come until there is ever a problem walk out on the balcony here, but that double barrel shotgun and fire to blast outside the house. >> more than 300,000 women face aggravated assault every year. joe bidens answer. >> fire two blasts outside the house. >> not only would that be illegal, for tips on safe and responsible gun ownership, ask he nra, not joe biden. >> that i needed a different disclaimer. it should've said, the opinions of the vice president are idiotic him a dangerous, and should not be attended at home r anywhere else. there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part of this is to ban large apacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds.

biden is the ringleader of obama's gun control task force. let's just say she has some interesting ideas on self. take a look. >> by a shotgun. >> joe biden on self-defense for women. >> you want to protect yourself, get a double barrel shotgun, as i told my wife. i said come until there is ever a problem walk out on the balcony here, but that double barrel shotgun and fire to blast outside the house. >> more than 300,000 women face aggravated assault every year. joe bidens answer. >> fire two blasts outside the house. >> not only would that be illegal, for tips on safe and responsible gun ownership, ask he nra, not joe biden. >> that i needed a different disclaimer. it should've said, the opinions of the vice president are idiotic him a dangerous, and should not be attended at home r anywhere else. there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part f this is to ban large capacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds.

obama left and mr. biden took over and chuckles the clown took over after him. it cares about earnings per share, adjusted for inflation compared with other investments. these earnings have nothing to do with that. >> neil: by the way, chuckles the clown, no offense to you i the joe biden comparison. here's what i want to know, adam. i always think the president can skate by crises if the backdrop is a good economy. i think that saved bill clinton. in large part it hped get ronald reagan through iran contra. night and day differences, i grant you, but because the economy was as bad as it was and we're dealing with inflation and oil embargoes and the rest as 1973 ensued, it was the wind facing richard nixon, not his back. i'm wondering if this relavely improving economy, not gangbusters economy, could help this president no matter how hese hearings evve. >> well, i don't disagree with anything you said. i'd make a stronger statement. >> neil: i thought mine was pretty strong, but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> nixon even probably could have survived if it didn't tu

. >>> y al regresar, quÉsamos con el nuevo alcalde de lalala obama recorre zonas afectadas biden llegareunira con el presidente colombiano juan manuel santos. y el papa francisco beatifico al sacerdote giuseppe "pino" puglisi, asesinado por la mafia siciliana hace 20 aqos. mas en despierta america (♪). >>> erick garcetti se conver tÓ en el prÓximo alcalde de la ciudad de los Ángeles ganÓ a gwendy y sin la menor duda un factor muy importante en la victoria fue el voto latino, y erick estÁ con nosotros este momento vÍa satÉlite desde los Ángeles, seÑor gracias estar fwlcz dan atlas primera entrevista ques que de desde su victoria. >>> gracias a un placer. >>> y desde el aÑo 2005 cuando antonio villaraigosa ganÓ la alcaldÍa de los Ángeles y ahora con usted, estos Últimos aÑos solo hay lÍderes en los Ángeles, que hablan espaÑol, en la alcaldÍa se puede gobernar los Ángeles y ganar una elecciÓn de alcalde en los Ángeles sin hablar espaÑol, sin ser hispano?. >>> sÍ, es muy importante. y yo tengo mucho orgullo de mis raÍces mexicano, latino, pero es muy importante no solo hablar en espaÑol, p

obama's like, "how could things get worse?" and joe biden was like, "you rang?" ing of the president, last week obama gave a commencement speech at ohio state university. and on monday, joe biden spoke at the university of pennsylvania. and not surprisingly, their speeches were pretty different. here, i'll show you what i mean. during his speech, obama said, "between courage and compassion, a sense of civic duty and a recognition that we are not a collection of strangers." and in biden's speech he said, "you should never take candy from a stranger, unless it's milk duds. those things are the bomb-diggity." [ laughter ] they are delicious. [ applause ] very, very different. here's another one. obama said, "while things are still hard for a lot of people, we have every reason to believe that your future is bright." biden said, "my favorite thing about the future is dippin' dots." [ laughter and applause ] ice cream of the future. last one here, obama said, "incredible advances in information and technology have the potential to change the way we do almost everything

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obama. and dr. jill biden to honor military mothers. talk with the president on the schedule. >>> the pop lead, if you close your eyes and think of the smarmy suck up at your job you may picture dwight, played by actor rainne wilson on "the office." the one-hour finale airs one week from today thursday, may 16th, on nbc. what will the newly minted regional manager do when dunder mifflin closes its doors? it's a show that brought the mom-umentary to the main stream. with a single camera set up with no laugh track reshaped the landmark of network comedies. rainn wilson plays dwight shrewt. >> it is possible this is the most awesome thing you were involved in. >> it is probable this was the high point of my career and the most awesome thing. >> there is no crime or shame in that. >> no. i feel none. i feel just tremendous gratitude. >> the show has been on one level an unlikely success facing skeptics who thought it could never improve on the british original starring ricky gervais. then came questions as to whether the show could survive

e-mail from benghazi. 11 p.m., obama meets with panetta and biden. between 1 and two p.m., stephens and smith are dead on arrival. at 2 a.m., hillary calls hicks. he's told via another phone call that help is not coming, they've been told to stand down. that's important because between 2 and 4 a.m. there's a lull in activity. no one is fighting. the consulate is quiet, but at 4 a.m. the second round, the mortar attacks happened, and doherty and woods are killed. so there's a lot of time, it only takes an how t hour to get there from tripoli, a couple hours from italy. there's a time loi line of lifeo save those two americans. the political time line starts with well, it was a video, it was a spontaneous attack, it wasn't a terror attack. that lull in activity may mean that there could have been lives saved. >> i think that was very helpful, that time line, because you start to realize like wow, as it's unfolding, a day goes by like that. if you're under attack and you knew you were going to be under attack and you feel like you're not getting the hel

will not ease you about you reaffirming your strong support of senator obama and senator biden voting. [indiscernible] >> the vote is six yea and twelve nay. senator cornyn, did you have an amendment? >> mr. chairman, i would ask cornyn incineration of cornyn ask consideration of cornyn number one. warning,man, fair this is another border security amendment. this one is different. four members of the gang of eight here. i want to give them credit for several things. regarding border security in the bill. they recognize the importance of crafting a comprehensive strategy to marshall and deploy assets along the southern order. legislation i introduced prior to the introduction took a similar approach. great minds think alike. second, the sponsors understand we must evaluate border security under specific metrics, not just by throwing money at the problem and hoping for the best. , therech to my surprise is absolutely no trigger in this ill tied to border security. ,- bill tied to border security where we could measure our success. it is absolutely critical we need both of those. we have

. ♪ ♪ lou: vice-president biden says the obama administration'fight against the second amendment is nothis is taking a backseat to immigration reform. talking to a group of religious leads yesterday, the vice-president insisted that gun-control will be taken up again, most likely after a summer. the obama administtion may not have the political capital right now, nor the votes to pass control, but that is not stopping them from mounting a brand new push for gun control later. one guy is not waiting and this is that guy. mayor michael bloomberg has a lot of resources to push his own personal antigungenda. american oligarch michael bloomberg, mayors against illegal guns delayed release should be called mayor against illegal guns. there are a few are with him, but it is all about is money in that group. it is planning to run ads against democratic senators in red states like senator mark pryor of arkansas. market baggage of alaska, max baucus of montana, they voted against expanding background checks just last month. and in doing that he is upsetting the democratic party. mayor bloomberg i

i am absolutely positive, absolutely positive -- not because of barack obama and joe biden, but because of the nature of the american people, if we continue to give them have a chance, have a chance, we will maintain the dominant economy in the world and for us to do with the world needs done, we need to be the dominant economy. that's the only thing that allows us to do what we do do in our foreign policy and our national security. folks, as my grandpa would say, keep the faith. america is on his way back. god bless you, and may god bless our troops. [applause] >> also last night south carolina republicans hosted dinner lver elephant including a speech by ted cruz who talked about his belief that republicans can regain control of the senate and white house. an hour.alf >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, chad. asked you not to mention .hat i went to harvard south carolina is kind of like west texas. any time in west texas they found out i went to harvard i said i have a lot to apologize for. texas and south carolina have a connection, a connection that goes back centuries. as

first learned, the e-mails came out, benghazi under fire or four-hour difference between when obama met with bidentween when then and one of the precious children were injured or killed, don't you think -- don't you think we'd be asking different questions now? >> bringing up malia and sasha into a discussion of sasha, asking if the president would have reacted differently if they were hurt or killed? it's offensive. it's shameful. even fox injury rger ral doe ha to call him out. >> eric, did you say that the president obama would have sent hem if malia or sasha was there? >> do you want to listen or throw a grenade? i said, bob, you have a son and a daughter. if it was either one of those, whether it was chelsea clinton or malia or sasha, if they were there, would we be asking different questions? >> it's think it's unbelievable that you would be saying that. to bring a daughter's in, it's a slander that helps nobody. i've got tears in my eyes because i love you. >> it is outrageous and it is slanderous. it's way over the line. but unfortunately right wing pundits have crossed that line before. j

today, president obama and joe biden met with south korean president park geun-hye, who is known as southd laughter ] or as biden put it, "can you introduce me to iron man? because i love -- i'm a big fan." biden gave advice on how to avoid war with north korea. or, in other words, i think we're going to war with north korea. i'm just saying, why would you let him -- [ scattered applause ] and this is crazy. yesterday, republican senator saxby chambliss -- [ light laughter ] saxby cham -- that sounds like a pimp name. it's saxby chambliss! ♪ yeah. >> steve: here comes saxby chambliss! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: so, saxby chambliss. well anyways, he's a republican senator who was playing golf with the president and actually shot a hole in one. crazy, yeah. saxby immediately started bragging. he was like "how does that feel?" [ laughter ] and obama's like, "i don't know, like winning two elections in a row?" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: yeah. saxby's in the house. yeah. saxby chambliss. >> jimmy: he showed off his rings at the end. >> steve: he poses. >> jimmy: yeah, he poses at the end. t

. >> the 7-year-old wrote letters to president obama and vice president biden and the second grader suggested if funs would shoot chocolate bullets no one would get hurt and no one would be sad. >> he shared the idea with a reading teacher. >> he says i have a good idea. i'm going what? he said i think guns should shoot chocolate bullets. >> i like chocolate very much. that is why i made it with chocolate bullets. >> not a bad idea. >> th second grader got a surprise when a hand written response from vice president biden arrived in the mail. >> how cool? it head read i like your idea the country could be safer and happier and ended with you are a good boy. >> miles is happy. he says he's waiting for his letter from president obama. if you want to join the conversation go to our page. >> this is just blowing up on facebook. >> good for him. >> still ahead on abc 7 news, critical court hearing today for a marin county oyster farm fighting to stop the government from shutting it down. >> now, a criminal investigation. the scanned yale yal involving. irs and conservative groups is growing. >> and

even attended a white house event, hosted by first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden, honoring military mothers. he boosted morale of those injured at walter reed medical center and paid respects to the hallen at arlington national cemetery. he will take in more events. then, he has stops scheduled in new york city and new jersey, with just enough time to squeeze in a round of polo. then, heading his african-based charity. >> i think he has a high cute factor. >>> time to check the weather and over to ginger zee, who also has a high cute factor. >> thank you. cold mother's day. people are going to want to turn that off. kansas city, 35 degrees. that's a record. international falls fell to one at 22 degrees. it's cold and has been throughout the springtime in minnesota. then, they had wind. yesterday, so strong, it did this. look. see that the white? that's all ice, crawling up towards the house. actually, a row of homes. they said it sounded like breaking glass. it did break glass. it went into the houses and through the walls. the wind pushing all that. overnight, we

is that kind of a microcosm of the passion of the opposition that president obama, vice president biden, joe manchin, pat toomey, are facing? >> reporter: this is a phenomenon you've been seeing across many examples, this convention being one of them. you also saw gun sales spike at many local stores. i was at a gun shop in new hampshire just a few days ago as the senator up there was holding a town hall. they said their sales spiked immensely. the nra says they have also been adding membership, up past four million now, and the attendees here could set a record. >> tell me what you've been hearing from nra officials since you've arrived and what their expectation is for this weekend. is basically the purpose sort of a rallying cry? >> reporter: absolutely. as you saw, the former president said they view this as a war and while they may have won the lobbying battle in congress with this background check vote going down, they see this as a way to get their membership very engaged, fired up. the political speakers that are going to be here later in the day are people that will have some f

biden has very good relationships with mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell the republican leader in the senate has not one to either of the two dinners that president obamationship with mcconnell as well as speaker john boehner. there has to be a deal in washington or it will get as ugly as it did in 02011. jon: we are going to need another debt ceiling increase pretty soon. it has the potential to get pretty ugly if these two opposing political parties can't find some common ground. >> that's right. of course the republicans are investigating the recent scandals, and that could put more distance between the white house and congressional republicans, just when you thought there couldn't be any more distance there could be in the months ahead. jon: bob cusack from the hill, thank you. jenna: video today of a remarkable rescue. a newborn baby trapped in a sewer pipe. where it happened and why it's sparking outrage around the world. jon: also, new developments to tell you about in the brutal murder of a young british soldier on the streets of london. what police are saying today about the suspects. jenna: we'll hear more this hour from jessica buchanan the

when i was there at the casket ceremony, obama and hillary and biden and panetta, and several more saidcheck into it and let me know. not one of them has called me. none. they don't care. i'm not important to them. there's other people that are important to them. themselves, pretty much. >> and you can see more of the lead with jake tapper week days at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> their brother may be the most hated person in the world right now, but they say they have nothing to do with the alleged ohio kidnapper. >> if i knew that my brother was doing this, i would not be -- i would not -- in a minute, i would call the cops. >> more of our exclusive interview with ariel castro's brothers right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ the new blackberry z10 with blackberry hub and flick typing. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture -- even the money they've invested elsewhere -- to create a plan tha

if obama resigned tomorrow the market would probably do nothing. >> until joe biden stepped to the podium. >> i worry what this irs scandal symbolize about these the future of this country, of unsupervised bureaucrats. a government that has gotten so big. that is our our taxpayer is being spent-i don't know what will reverse that. that is is not an environment where this country can prosper, where this country can continue to grow. the zeirgs of the american people and encourage them to start new businesses, that is what concerns me the most. >> neil: you know if it was watergate, you were around that time and remember it well. one of the things, big differences there are multiple scandals going on, not only the irs but the justice department targeting a.p. reporters and health and human services to promote the health care law -- i could go on and on. there are a lot of these that could differentiate on watergate. what do you think? >> watergate was a different situation. media was against the president. in this case the media except for fox news is for the president and laying down their

it appears that president obama according to joe biden wants to know what has been done to correct the mistakes. at the state department ceremony today, honoring ambassador chris stevens and the others who died. the vice president said that mr. obama expressed concern about the security at diplomatic outposts to his advisers only yesterday morning. >> you know what the discussion was about yesterday? the president making the case about how we have to protect these more dangerously located embassies. and being told that, but the state department, they want to keep sending more. they have more people wanting to go. they know they have to be there. and i was saying, do they not realize how dangerous that place is? no, that's our job. nions and pes baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care, for you or your family. >>> guantanamo is not necessary to keep america safe. it is expensive. it is inefficient. it hurts us in terms of our international standing. it l

biden made one year ago today. at the time it was seen as a big political gaffe. on may 9 president obamamess his own message for reelection. >> it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same sex couples should be able to get married. >> however, at the one year anniversary of don't ask don't tell being repealed u.s. military members were being denied same sex benefits. and then the first openly gay senator are elected. in december america's high court decides to take up california's proposition 8. in january the president makes this historic inaugural speech. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. for if we are truly created equal then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal, as well. >> and then by february of this year outgoing defense chief extends certain benefits. the supreme court hears arguments on marriage equality. and in the sporting world jason collins comes out as the first openly gay male pro athlete. rhode island becomes the tenth state to sign marriage equality into law.

when i was there at the casket ceremony, obama and hillary and biden and panetta and several more said that they would check into it and let me know. not one of them has called me -- none. they don't care. i'm not important to them. >> house speaker john boehner wants president obama to release e-mails that boehner says show how the white house tried to change the story on what happened at benghazi. we asked the white house today to answer some of our questions on the issue but they declined. cnn also asked the ranking democrat on the house oversight committee but he also declined. i welcome congressman jim jordan a republican from ohio who is a member of the house oversight committee. congressman, thanks for being here. you heard jay carney earlier today talking about this issue. what is your response? what do you think about these talking points? >> 12 differented its. you don't need to edit the truth, jake. 12 different times they changed this. i was thinking, i went through a few differented its when i was going to propose to my wife but it was a lot less than 12. if you're giving

obama was like, anything else you guys aren't telling me? and bidencopier." [ cheers and applause ] yeah, president obama's team knew about the irs scandal, but kept him in the dark about it, or as obama put it, "guys, when i said no spoilers, i was just talking about "game of thrones," please don't tell me. this isn't good. a new report found that microsoft has been listening in on user's skype conversations. yeah, skype is really upset by the news. and then microsoft was like, "yeah, we heard." [ laughter and applause ] no, we heard everything. speaking of microsoft, today they announced the brand-new x-box. it's called xbox one. oh, we have a photo of it. that's it right there. very cool, yeah. superfast. it looks like a vcr, yeah. you can record up to two hours of television. super fast, it has a ton of new features, and actually, we managed to get our hands on a list of features that haven't even been announced yet. take a look. the difficulty of experts range from expert all the way down to biden. the console comes preencrusted with orange cheet

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and the two of us sat down and wrote letters to miss moore, vice president biden and president obama. them out. >> and what's pretty amazing. >> let me ask you, you call your teacher barb, first of all, let me get that right. you call your teacher barb? >> yeah. >> okay. that's pretty cool in and of itself. i want to get a sense for our viewers, about the letter. can you read a portion of the letter that you sent off to the vice president for us? >> yes. dear vice president biden, i have a great idea to help make our country safe. better. and the best. i think guns should shoot out chocolate bullets. then no one will get killed and no one will be sad. sincerely, miles. >> the vice president, miles,ç really liked your letter, because he says that all people liked chocolate. he called you a good boy in the letter that he wrote back to you. how did you feel when you yourself got a letter from the vice president? >> really excited. >> really excited. did you tell barb right away and your parents and kids at school? what did they think? >> i can't remember. >> actually the letter came to

when you put that against a democratic opponent in 2016, if that's hillary clinton or joe biden or michelle obamadon't think he will do record numbers. i think they're being naive. i think that republicans who have been embarrassed by mark sanford want to try to overplay the potential weight loss of mr. christie. remember, he just had the surgery. haven't seen a great shift in weight yet, pun intended. >> steve, before we go, you logged some miles on the straight talk express. can chris christie continue to be the idiosyncratic no nonsense guy if he does, in fact, try to lead the republican party in the future, which is to say in the oval office as president? >> there's no reason to believe that chris christie would run as anything other than himself. i think that when you look at chris christie, one of the things that he has broad appeal about is the fact you get what you see, you see what you get with him. so i think that he is going to run as chris christie. we would see him obviously expand his policy portfolio, expand the issues he goes about as he goes from governor to national candidate, i

michelle obama and joe biden speaking when there was a surprise by prince harry.are overjoyed that he is bringing attention to something sorely needed, and that is the service members and the continuing problems they face when returning home from service. all right. we'll check back when prince harry gets to the tomb of the unknowns. let's talk about george zimmerman and his trial. it's scheduled to begin june 10th. g zimmerman is accused of killing trayvon martin in february 2012. zimmerman's defense, making the final request of the jury and want jurors to visit the crime scene, remain isolated during the trial and remain anonymous during proceedings. cnn legal analyst and prosecutor sunny hostin joins us live to talk about this let's start with the crime scene visit. i kind of know the answer to this question, but why does the defense think it's so important to bring jurors to the scene of the crime? >> well, ultimately the jurors are the triers of fact, and you want to be able as a prosecutor be able to put them in the middle of things to judge what a witness i

i asked them, including -- well, i asked them all, every one of them all panetta and biden and hillary and obama, i asked them please, please, tell me what the story is. why did this happen? why isn't somebody opening up to this? and they all said that they would check it and get back to me. and i heard nothing absolutely nothing. oh, i take that back. did i hear once from some clerk that called and started reading me the time line that was made two days after this happened. and i told them i already had that. and they said okay, and that was it. >> when was the last time anyone in the obama administration contacted you? >> never. >> bill: okay. so that day, september 14th, that was it. you never heard from anybody. >> that was it. >> bill: all right, ms. smith. sorry for your loss. is heather and the two children okay? >> yes. i assume they are fine. they are still in holland in the hague. >> bill: if they need anything you let us know. we want to point out that sean hannity did help mrs. smith with some of her expenses in the situation. >> because they told me that i was not part of the immedi

obama knows it. i mean just listen to what he said to joe biden. >> do you realize what this means? scandal and prison. that's what it means. one of us is going to jail. well, it's not going to be me. >> stephen: wait a second. who is that squirrel? what does he know? is he connected to acorn? i want his nuts on a platter. [ cheers and applause ] well, folks, today congress finally heard from lois lerner, an i.r.s. official and i believe superman's ex-girlfriend. and the person who first revealed that tea party groups were being targeted by the i.r.s. finally, after weeks of demanding answers we in cable news can stop filling 24 hours with wild, rivetting and actually plausible theories of interagency conspiracy and just get down to the cold, hard facts so we can end this rampant and exciting speculation. yeah, that's what i want. so, what did she say? >> i've been advised by my counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> stephen: yes! i mean, what? i mean, without her testimony, we'll be left with no