not less and so for example in pakistan which has a lot of nuclear weapons when obama did a targeted killing of osama bin laden when he certainly could have captured him when they the u.s. military soldiers got to the compound obama's osama bin laden's compound they saw that they could have actually nobody was armed and so they could have captured him but yet they took him out and they did this without telling the pakistani government and obama said in his speech last week that in fact this caused a lot of tension between the united states and pakistan and and that's the kind of thing that happens when these drone strikes kill people especially in large numbers of civilians also the drone strikes don't just kill the target or whoever happens to be in the sights but then when people come to rescue the wounded then these drone strikes kill them as well and when they have funerals to bury the people who have been killed in the drone strikes then more drones come and kill the people at the funerals so this creates tremendous animosity against the united states and when high level generals were telling obama

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been killed when he saw himself announcing it on television. (applause) oh, wow, we did that. why doesn't anyone tell me these things. the point s i think the white house is going to start reading their e-mails and having meetings now. (laughter) but i tell you who the real victim of this is. david cameron. cameron just had to sort of stand there looking down for the grilling. he's like a kid who got invited over to a friend's house for dinner on the night his friend's parents filed for divorce. (laughter) (laughter) you know, you know what, i think i'll take my plate and eat outside if that's all right, all right. for more on prime minister cameron's white house visit we go to john oliver at the white house. john! how are you sir? (applause) what did you make of this joint press conference. >> jon, i think it's pretty clear what happened here. president obama picked the wrong brit. if you are looking for a distraction for the press, you have got to go with this guy. (cheers and applause) >> jon: yeah. >> is that on

think at the time we were in a presidentialcampaign, e narrative of the obama campaign was obama -- osama bin laden is dead, al qaeda is on the run, they've been decimated, that's what susan rice said that morning, al qaeda has been says mated. we know full well they're on their way back all over the maghreb. so it fit into the narrative of the presidential campaign that this was just read by a hateful video rather than al qaeda involvement and that -- how these talking points pwhar nip lated is still something at's not clear but one thing is clear they left out reference to terrorists or al qaeda out of original talking points at least by some of the agencies. a couple agencies. >> rose: senator john mccain, thank you so much. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: senator john mccain, back in a moment. stay with us. adam grant is here. at age 3-d 1 he is the youngest tenured and highest rated professor at wharton. his subject is organizational psychology. it is the study of behavior in business and industry. google, goldman sachs and the u.s. military have sought his help to enhance their performance

osama bin laden. may 2nd 2011 back in washington president barack obama announced osama bin laden had been killed in the the white house does not want to raise awareness to the anniversary due tensions in the middle east. >>> kyla campbell reports from the washington d.c. newsroom, immigration is at the top of the concerns. >> reporter: president barack obama needs mexico to have agreeing economy. president barack obama and the mexican president will tout mexico's success and mexico is one of the top three to receive u.s. goods and services. many depend on trade and commerce with mexico. they need him to help secure the border and illegal immigration is declining because border protection are getting stronger but they are not where they need to be. plus the recession is keeping undocumented rourkeers coming here because there is less work for them. the fact that they are shutting down drug trafficking, we will dig deeper into that when i see you next, in the newsroom, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> two passengers planes clipped their wings while on the runway at the national airport in

if obama osama bin laden had been captured on the street and brought to united states it would have been big colossal horrific spectacle that would have just glorified him. that is what should have happened. >> the israelis have the same experience with eichmann. they would have had the exact same experience and put them on trial. >> they grabbed him. they kidnapped him and brought him back. they were going into a dark room and they didn't know what they were going to expect. they weren't arms. the agents who went there to kidnap him brought him back and put him on trial specifically so holocaust survivors could have a day their day in court, to have their moment. >> and 9/11 the had their day in court with osama bin laden. >> the person who put the bullet in osama bin laden's head had one minute to react. >> i understand the order from the very beginning. >> i've read so much about that i tell you, if the order was just to go in and kill him, okay but under the circumstances in which he was killed based on everything i've read and everything that has been written i'm not certain the kid

i'm surprised that president obama saw that osama bin laden had been killed when he saw himself on television that's really good. >>> governor christie and prince harry spent some time together on the jersey shore yesterday. two peas in a pod over there. the prince is showing his support for the recovery from sandy. christie said he found harry to be smart, articulate and really nice. the prince was wonderfully interactive. >> he's smart and articulate and really nice. and he was wonderfully interactive. >> that was at mika's book event last night. he told a story. the prince wanted to go meet some of the jersey shore people. and chris christie and the security said it's not safe to go down there. he said, don't worry about it. i'm with the governor. >> they hugged it out, too. >> they faced off in a wiffle ball toss yesterday. guess who won. >> the governor. the governor, obviously. >> they don't play a lot of wiffle ball over in the u.k. >> they play cricket. >> that's like field hockey. >> cricket. >> i know. >> i'm a cricket guy. >>> still ahead, why are you awake? the top political scand

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been killed when he saw himself announcing it on television. >> there are beginnings of small attempts if you will at trying to regain control or push back. yesterday, the president releaseded a statement on the irs report. the reports findings are intolerable and inexcusable. federal government must conduct itself in a way that's worthy of the president's trust. the white house was all too gleeful about the release of an e-mail that obama administration officials believe contradicts yesterday's reporting that ben rhodes said that the state department's concerns needed to be addressed in the drafting of talking points about the september 2012 attack in benghazi, but it's important to note that this e-mail which talks about all sorts of issues regarding the talking points, via government source, is in itself a selective leak just as the earlier portrayal of the e-mail chain was a selective leak. you can't start showing some of them without showing all of them. so, attention white house, release all the e-mails. house

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been kill when he saw himself announcing it on television. >> that guy is a riot. it does seem to be something of a pattern. next, this is the week for house republicans. more of a rehash for something they've already tried 36 times. repeal obama care. yes, it is up for another vote tomorrow in the house. the new york times crunched some number since republicans gained control of the house after the 2010 mid terms. there have been 36 votes on obama care. time has been set aside on 43 days for the votes to occur. in fact, republicans spent 15% of all their time on the house floor, addressing some aspect of obamacare. last week john boehner gave a clue about why this vote is happening. >> we've got 70 new members that have not had the opportunity to vote on the president's health care law. frankly, they've been asking for an opportunity to vote on it and we're going to give it to them. >> basically the new folks want to be able to head home and say they voted against obamacare. next, michele bachmann finds a by to g

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been killed when he saw himself announcing it on television. [ laughter ] >> the court of public opinion. o.j. simpson makes a plea for his freedom. like 1995 all over again. >> i'm toure. big names coming to your tv sets, but can they deliver like "the cycle"? >> of course not. ♪ >>> the obama administration continues to get hammered on a number of fronts today. attorney general eric holder right now is facing a second straight day of pretty tough questions mainly about the irs singling out specific conservative groups but also for the justice department gathering phone records from the ap. this afternoon, he's not answering to a roomful of unrelenting reporters, however. that's people like us. instead, it's a panel of outraged lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. >> just last week, we learned that irs employees have admittedly targeted conservative groups for additional and unwanted scrutiny. this is outrageous and congress and the american people expect answers and accountability. >> there's been a lot of crit

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been killed when he saw himselfvision. [ laughter ] >> the court of public opinion. o.j. simpson makes a plea for his freedom. like 1995 all over again. >> i'm toure. big names coming to your tv sets, but can they deliver like "the cycle"? >> of course not. ♪

. >> i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been kimmed when he saw himselfncing it on television! >> if you've got the irs operating in anything less than a neutral and nonpartisan way, then that is outrageous. >> the president is angry as hell about this, as he should be. >> we'll wait and see what exactly all the details and the facts are. >> if this happened, then we'll look at it sounds exceedingly passive. >> he has to come forward and give more of an answer than he has done. >> the tenner of this briefing would be different if the president had spoken about this on saturday or sunday and not on monday. >> why can't you be a better president? >> if the president had spoken on monday less about losing patience for this, which is what i do with my 9-year-old, and used far more vivid language. >> it's good to express outrage. the language could have been more vivid. perhaps he could have come out on saturday. >> there was a delayed reaction on the part of the white house. the delayed reaction on the part of the president. >> he was probably waiting to see,

. >> and on the day after president obama told the country osama bin laden had been captured and killed, actually killed, abc's jonathan carl interviewed cheney. let's listen. >> are we safer now? >> i think so, but it's a kind of situation where we need to preserve our sense of vigilance, if you will. we need to stay just as vigilant as we have been. >> let me go back to david. i mean, this is an important transition from cheney-ism to obama-ism. obama's fighting the war because we have to fight it because it's something we can handle and also be americans at the same time. cheney saw it as an all encompassing reality he stepped into and wasn't actually upset with being in. he seemed to be at home in it. just that he seemed to relish the experience of fighting it and he seemed to like this notion that it would never end and that it would be an existential threat. as if it threatened america's very existence. that got into a blood system where everybody began to talk like that. the idea there would be bombs dropped with nuclear bombs. the idea we'd be facing 9/11s every weekend. this wa

. >> the day after president obama told the country osama bin laden had been captured and killed, or actually killed, abc's jonathan karl interviewed cheney. let's listen. >> reporter: are we safe for now? >> i think so. but it's a kind of situation where we need to preserve ourselves of vigilance, if you will. we need to stay just as vigilant as we have been. >> back to david. i mean, this is an important transition from cheneyism to obamaism. obama is fighting the war because we have to fight it because the americans at the same time. cheney wasn't actually upset being in. he seemed to be at home with it. not saying that he liked war but he rel ishld the experience of fighting it and he seemed to like this notion that it would never end and that it was an existential threat k. he talked about the terrorism threat from al qaeda as if it threatened america's very existence. everybody began to talk like that. the idea there would be bombs dropped, nuclear weapons. the idea we would be facing 9/11s every other weekend. this thing seemed to be totally out of proportion to what we faced.

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned that osama bin laden was killed when he saw himself announcing it on television. >> i don't think that anyone believes the president has given a sufficient answer for america. i think this is just the beginning. >> you didn't just hallucinate. i promise that really happened. and you know what? i want to congratulate the media today and the comedians. finally, they are seeing what we have been saying for years, welcome to 2007. >> of course, it's all on the heels of the a.p. scandal. they get a little taste of what we've been talking about for a long time. here's the problem. president obama has a chicago-style ring around him. valerie jarrett, eric holder, jack lew, jay carney. they lock arms and form a ring around president obama so even if he is calling the shots from within the ring, that ring is shielding him as the blowback comes back to him. but there's a way to break the ring. remind people about all these scandals. we have to stay on it. benghazi is huge. we have to stay on benghazi. keep reminding people because in the voting

not less and so for example in pakistan which has a lot of nuclear weapons when obama did a targeted killing of osama bin laden when he certainly could have captured him when they the u.s. military soldiers got to the compound obama's assignment in lines come down base saw that they could have actually nobody was armed and so they could have captured him but yet they took him out and they did this without telling the pakistani government and obama said in his speech last week that in fact this caused a lot of tension between the united states and pakistan and and that's the kind of thing that happens when these drone strikes kill people especially in large numbers of civilians also the drone strikes don't just kill the target or whoever happens to be in the sights but then when people come to rescue the wounded then these drone strikes kill them as well and when they have funerals to bury the people who have been killed in the drone strikes then more drones come and kill the people at the funerals so this creates tremendous animosity against the united states and when high level generals were telling oba

does not have enough evidence to try the suspect in a civilian court under the obama's guidelines. >>> osama binen burial pictures going to stay secret. the release of the images could cause exceptionally grave harm to americans. it said the photos are graphic and gruesome. judicial watch said it may appeal that ruling. >>> he resigned in disgrace after sending explicit photos of himself to women on-line. former democratic congressman anthony weiner officially entering the race now for new york city mayor. >> i made some big mistakes and i know i let a lot of people down, but i've also learned tough lessons. i'm running for mayor because i've been fighting for the middle class my entire life. >>gretchen: in this campaign ad, weiner focuses on his wife and young child. the campaign already goofed. the video went on-line hours before the campaign intended to release it. and those are your headlines. >>brian: if you are at fox you might have picked up the phone and heard a double click on the other side. sometimes you might have seen your mouths move even though you hadn't touched your mouths. why?

you know, i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned osama bin laden had been killed when hevision! our, wow, we did that? why doesn't anyone tell me these things? >> pretty funny stuff. actually pretty serious too, gloria. what is the voracity when it comes to how the president learns about these extraordinary events? >> well, what i think we need to understand here is that in many cases the white house counsel's office, the president's lawyer, right, if you will, is informed about a lot of things. and decisions are made whether or not those things then rise to the level of informing the president. in the case of the irs investigation, for example, the white house counsel's office was told a couple of weeks ago. there is -- there was an inspector general report that was pending, and so they got a heads off. the question is why didn't they tell the president and i don't know the answer to that, other than the president, they may have wanted to wall him off from it, they may have felt until they got the report, he didn't need to know about it. then the story exploded and i gue

obama cited the takedowns of osama bin laden and omar cu tod -- gadhafi to cite he's serious about drive iing him from power. >> i think if we take a position, i think at this point the international community has a pretty good sense we typically follow through on our commitments. >> reporter: while north korea blinked monday and removed two ballistic missiles from the launch site, today, they threatened the u.s. and south korea over joint naval drills in the yellow sea with state korea warning if even a single shell drops across the waters during the test, the north will start firing at south korea. >> translator: they will turn the islands into a sea of flames. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel said today the u.s. and our allies are prepared for any contingency but hopes north korea realizes the better option is peace. >> ed, thank you, on the north lawn. >>> tomorrow is the day what could be a blockbuster congressional hearing on the benghazi whistle attack. and expecting to hear that the obama administration lied about what led up to it and blew the response itself and lied

. >> and on the day after president obama told the country osama bin laden had been captured and killed, actually killed, abc's jonathan carl interviewed cheney. let's listen. >> are we safer now? >> i think so, but it's a kind of situation where we need to preserve our sense of vigilance, if you will. we need to stay just as vigilant as we have been. >> let me go back to david. i mean, this is an important transition from cheneyism to obamaism. obama's fighting the war because we have to fight it because it's something we can handle and also be americans at the same time. cheney saw it as an all encompassing reality he stepped into and wasn't actually upset with being in. he seemed to be at home in it. just that he seemed to relish the experience of fighting it and he seemed to like this notion that it would never end and that it would be an ex-potentiex potentipo ten existential threat. as if it threatened america's very existence. that got into a blood system where everybody began to talk like that. the idea there would be bombs dropped with nuclear bombs. the idea we'd be facing 9/1

massachusetts denied he was ever part of the swift boating group that attacked president obama over the killing of osama bin laden. gabriel gomez is the candidate. he told reporters today, i was never associated with the group. i was not part of the group. he was in fact the national spokesman for the group in public and on tv and everything. but now he is trying to convince all the reporters in massachusetts that isn't true. don't believe your lying eyes. mistake mistaken identity or something? i don't know. that massachusetts senate race is getting weird. the latest polls out today showed that the democrat in the race, ed markey, is out way ahead. there's lots going on in today's news. we have to start tonight in montana at the headquarters of an organization that likes to think of itself as america's think tank for the white nationalist movement. they don't like to say white supreme sis, say white national list. think it sounds better. you can judge for yourself. >> who stands for us? >> have you ever wondered, why isn't there an organization that works for us? from african-americans to illegal immigrant

leakers, the leakers are the people who are leaking all the information about obama being a super man when it comes to osama binople who are being prosecuted are whistleblowers. there's a difference. the whistleblowers are trying to do it to dispose information about the government. for example, one recently released information about water boarding, state department abuses during the iraq war, wasting money. that's whistleblowing. leaking is what the obama administration does to make the president look better and nobody gets prosecuted for that. >> bret: you know, i just want to point out one more thing, you know. we said the different numbers. we have the documents now, and the seized toll records also relate to james' parents' home in staten island. >> it's unbelievable. this began when the administration tried to read fox news out of the white house press pool. you had a politician determining what is and what is not a news organization and by and large, the press stood still and allowed that to happen. by the way, cheryl atkinson, a terrific reporter at cbs, is reporting she believes her personal commuter

ultimately, the question is how many questions do we have to ask before voters forget president obama killed osama binsador season, but it really doesn't matter because in the end, president obama got bin laden and he deserved your vote. today the american people are going to begin to hear the truth of what happened in benghazi and the media has been hiding all these eight months. >> brian: thanks so much. back to wrap things up in just a moment angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do the job you need. and you'll find the right person quickly and easily. i'm busy, busy, busy, busy. thank goodness for angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews you can trust. oh, angie? i have her on speed dial. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn rel

. >> sean: remember david sanger reflects well on the obama administration when they had drone strikes and seal team 6 killed osama bintes, shut the blank up. >> right. obama himself will reveal actually national security information that will harm the united states if it reflects on him. burr here in this case, the big story that they are claiming was national security leak is north korea was going to start testing nukes again in response to u.n. sanctions, this is not like we're dealing with a tracking program. >> sean: this is deeper. i wanted your thoughts. >> bush administration didn't talk to either the newspapers or media in those cases. >> sean: this is how far they went. 80 abetting co-conspirator in an es knee entangling case and they are tapping our bureau, our pentagon, our state department and our executives? >> it does sound very disturbing mayor rudy guliani covered some of this journalists have extra privileges. but beyond that you can't do this to any american unless it will harm national security. that is what the felony is. where the felony here? why was no indictment ever brought? and this is news

last year you were part of a group up criss cat l president obama on the issue of the osama bin ladenentual killing of osama bin laden. that's a very port san act to have done when you did it, august of election year. how do you square that with the persona? >> i waive the president full credit for making the call to send that unit in and they did it phenomenally. what i had a major effort with is i think he took ka too much credit afterwards and secondly, the national security issues raised afterwards, people shouldn't have had the information what unit it was, what fact particulars they used, when they were based, et cetera. i was just going on the show and discussing those two main paints. >> is that something you regret? >> i will didn't at all. i have a lot of frentsds still in the military and teelt kems and i had issue is i thought he took way too much credit and should have gone to the unit and senator feinstein was on my side and secretary grates at the time thought we leaked too much information in terms of the rate and unit involve thanks for juning me. >> thank you, vir. j

. >> they charge the obama white house leaked classified information on the osama bin laden raid, a cyber attack in the iranian program to help his credentials. a senior white house official was able to expand on it without consequences. >> can you tell me that they have inside control or inside information on the a.p. bomb plot in may of last year. >> i had had a teleconference with previous administrations who were going to be out on talk shows on a night that ide was intercepted. i wanted to make sure they understood the nature of the threat and what it was and what it wasn't. >> reporter: tomorrow the attorney general who is already scheduled to testify in capitol hill before the scandal broke is expected to face another round of sharp questioning this time on the house judiciary committee. >> bret: so the question is double standard? >> to expand on this information in his closed-door meeting with media commentators, but the a.p the is a subject of a criminal prosecution and john brennan was interviewed and there was no consequence. >> bret: more on benghazi in a minute. chuck hagel

to david's point i think the obama campaign was all about we suppressed al-qaeda. we killed osama binen. we kept the country safe. if there is that kind of terror attack, it looks like the united states is weak. it gives the republicans in. obama has the polls and it looks like he's going to win. i think it's the politically safer course of action. it doesn't make it seem like the war in libya was a mistake that it unleashed all these things, and it doesn't put pressure on the obama administration to act. they would vastly refer-- >> my reaction would be if we were attacked in the middle of an occupation, that's not necessarily surprising. >> cenk: i think glenn's right. that's the safe route and obama always takes the safer route. oh, it wasn't terrorism. they think get it out first. no one will hear the retraction, and that's the usual play. the republicans are wait, no, no no, we're going to make a stink on this. what should happen? so now mike huckabee is on the show talking about impeachment. of course, of course. what is the reality? we apparently tend to agree that they went in

. >> brown: president obama lauded the navy seals who killed osama bin laden, but he spoke, too, of the changing nature of the fight against terror. >> for even as we've decimated the al qaeda leadership, we still face threats from al qaeda affiliates and individuals caught up in its ideology. even as we move beyond deploying large ground armies abroad, we still need to conduct precise targeted strikes against terrorists before they kill our citizens. >> brown: just yesterday, in a major security speech, the president spoke of transferring the secretive drone aircraft program to military control and making it more accountable. >> for the same human progress that gives us the technology to strike half a world away also demands the discipline to constrain that power or risk abusing it. and that's why, over the last four years, my administration has worked vigorously to establish a framework that governs our use of force against terrorists, insisting upon clear guidelines, oversight and accountability that is now codified in presidential policy guidance that i signed yesterday. >> brown: t

i wouldn't be surprised if president obama learned that osama bin laden was killed when he saw himself television! >>> looks like a pretty day in washington at 47 past the hour. turn to the must read opinion pages. dana millbank writes this in "the washington post." he calls obama the uninterested president. president passer-by needs urgently to become a participant in his presidency. late monday came breath-taking news of an assault on the first amendment by his administration. he responded as though he were just some bloke on a bar stool getting his information from the evening news. nixon was a control freak. obama seems to be the opposite. he wants no control over the actions of his administration. as the president distances himself from the actions of independent figures within his administration, he is creating a power vacuum in lower officials behave as anything goes. certainly a president can't know what everybody in his administration is up to but he can take responsibility. he can fire people. >> steve rattner -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> he relieved a statement, joe, i'm wonde

. >> the obama administration has opposed the release of the pictures of osama bin laden after he was killed under the reason they don't want to inflame u.s. and islamic tensions. a three-court fed judge ruled in favor of the administration. therefore, you won't see osama bin laden's pictures. >> osama bin laden. >> thank you. we can't forget the massive explosion that occurred april 17n in west texas. 14 people killed, 200 injured. willie nelson hasn't forgotten. on his 80th birthday he raised $120,000 which he gave to two towns devastated by the explosion. well done, willie nelson. >> that was a nice willie. >> he's alwa b

it's been exactly two years since the daring navy seal raid that left osama bin laden dead. president obama. >> unlike what some of the administration have argued, i think al-qaeda has resurged in north africa where they have killed a u.s. ambassador, in libya, they killed u.s. civilians in algeria, and we see them incredibly well armed in syria right now. and the u.s. is leaving from afghanistan. so i think this is definitely a state of play right now. >> that u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan is scheduled to happen next year. >>> take a look at this. a suspected illegal immigrant gets caught trying to sneak into the united states from mexico. the man got tangled in the barbed wire on top of the border fence near san diego. he was 20 feet up and it took firefighters about an hour to cut him loose and then he was arrested. >>> so where is the beef? an elementary school in new york city becoming the first traditional public school to go all vegetarian. the first meal at ps 244 in queens, new york, black beans and cheese questions dee i can'ts -- questions -- quesadillas. what's worse than two

obama and u.s. senator and a mississippi judge. authorities say items tested in dutschke's home and studio came back as pose sieve for ricin. >>> two years ago today we learned osama binen was dead. may 2nd in pakistan when sale team 6 conducted the rail on the compound where bin laden was hiding out. president barack obama broke the news to the nation, that was a moment many of us do remember and of course one other memories you might have would be the celebration that took place outside the white house immediately after it. >> it was unterritoriable. >>> all right time now for a check of the weather. yesterday was gorgeous. we deserve et because earlier in the week it was pretty nasty. lynette. what can they expect? >> they can expect lots of sunshine megan. that's for sure. you see that big h. in the middle of the screen? this is going to provide us with lots of sunshine through the rest of today. we do have a cold front back off towards the west the north and west of us. that's the one that's providing snow across many parts of the nation now. we're not going to be seeing that. it's may 2nd and this is really unheard of for this time of the year. but throughout th