poor philadelphia first the patriot then the british for the nine months then the patriots. stir was in turmoil. there were many buildings ruined. food was not in great supply. some of the roads had been destroyed and the bridges. things were pretty chaotic. they needed a strong peace keeper, and arnold thought it was great for him. he couldn't be in the field. he would collect, still, his small salary in the army. , by theby the way, give off the english goods and use some of the federal property and reclaim some of the money that congress never quite paid him back for. peggy and he meet socially. he lives in "the master" mansion. he rides a stagecoach. he entertains -- they all swoon over him. he's a great military hero; however, there are rumblings that perhaps he's doing is not exactly honest. nevertheless, peggy wants to marry him. he proposed to her, and shippen has a few qualms. he's not -- not so much about -- bullies now but rather from rumors about what he did back in new haven. it was not, perhaps, the person of the highest character. despite the brilliance as a m

the patriots. the city was in turmoil be, there were many buildings that were ruined, food was not in great supply, some of the roads had been destroyed. things were pretty chaotic, and they needed a strong peacekeeper, and arnold thought this was just great for him. he couldn't be in the field. he would collect still his small salary in the army, retain his position, get his health back, and by the way, skim off a little bit of the goods that were left, the english goods and use some of the federal property and reclaim some of the money that congress never quite paid him back for. now, peggy and he, of course, meet socially. he loves to live high. he lives in the master penn mansion. he rides around in a stage coaj. he is hobbling around on a jeweled white cane. he is dress inside full regalia, and e entertains the young ladies at these balls and galas and dippers with tales of his military exploits, and they all swoon over him. he's a great military hero. however, however, there are rumblings tha

some boston became a city under siege as a patriot militia who was involved of the skirmish of lexington and concord and going into cambridge and roxbury on either side of boston. and literally surrounded the city so boston was now the center of defiance now a garrison under the patriot sees the point* is to cut off the city and start it to death. this would not happen in boston because the english had the british navy with men of war or other ships throughout the harbor and today the town of boston is now the city of boston and it is almost unrecognizable to the way it was. many of those that once defined the island were shaved down to fill in the back bay it was water. the river came in much closer than what it does now what is now washington, that was the neck from the south into boston and this was an island but one of dozens that occupied gigantic boston harbor. they had the men of war and other ships scattered throughout the harbor in strategic areas and kept them open so they could get provisions whether from england or from canada and this meant even though they were completely s

you need to know where patriot is right now. patriot employs about 4,000 people in west virginia and kentucky. 2,000 of those people employed belong to the united mine workers of america. 1500 of them, chris, are in west virginia. these are still good jobs. and they're paying and they will pay their benefits. they just can't take the whole load that was dumped on them. and if you think of it this way, chris, this is what's outrageous. when you think that peabody today, peabody is responsible for about -- over 10,000 miners' retirement benefits, 10,000, and think about this. 90% of those people that peabody is paying the retirement for never worked for peabody. >> right. >> that's where the travesty is. and that's why we need to look at the parent company, the real culprit, of peabody. >> so you're a united states senator and this is something that's happening through the judicial branch. is there something you can do in your role as united states senator? what can be done here? >> i would sure think so. back in 2005 is the last

patriotic cd.e cd. >> you can get pride of america a song i will be singing a little bit later on itunes. i can sign it and send it to you in the mail and you can listen to it that way. >> i have to ask you, you were singing in front of our armed service members. but to be able to perform for those folks on this day, what does that mean to you? >> i went over to afghanistan in 2010 and sang for the troops over there. memorial day is just one that we've always taken great part in over the years, whether it's marching in parades or singing the national anthem at various places. >> we were trying to teach the kids the value of memorial day and try eug ing to instill a ac of history. >> parades, we're a patriotic family. but it really comes i think from the parents, obviously bringing them and having them participate. i remember, you know, meeting a lot of our soldiers who had served and just striking up a conversation as you did outside as a lot of people are doing. just seeing what they're doing is a

the great benefit of the patriot act as it broke down those walls. prior to the patriot acts, within the bureau, those who were doing the national security work could not talk to criminal agents and vice versa, much less have persons in the fbi talked to the cia or nsa or others. the great benefit of the patriot act is it did away with that and enabled us to build those relationships, change that culture, and understand that in order for us to be successful, we had to work closely together on any number of these threats. >> is there anything you would >> what about national security letters? >> national security letters was the device given to us to gather information on the existence of the telephone call. we had a procedure we needed to follow. in most cases, we did. in a number of cases, we did not have the procedures. we move ahead quickly and did not put in place procedures to assure we have the proper paperwork and foundation in requesting those letters. we have put into place a software program that insures you have the appropriate foundation

s to tell you just how god a star an american and patriotic they are out if they were so patriotic what they have to sell us so hard on and. nater summarizes his article by pointing out how big u.s. corporations have been trying to assert that they are people too ok so if an american human beings were to pay no taxes pay a few pennies to workers in a fascist country to make their products hand out cash to lawmakers to try to get them to write rules that benefit them and directly through their neighbors we have only one word for them when we call them unpatriotic majors right americans we most definitely are living in the age of corporate treason tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the ribbon. that does it for now if you missed any part of today's episode you are in luck we post all of our interviews online in full just go to youtube dot com slash r t america and for the latest and greatest information coming out of all the stories that we cover today and a few others from around your world that we just didn't have time to get to check out our web site that's r t

jenny beth martin is co-founder of the tea party patriot group and knows first hand.er group has been waiting years for response from the irs about their request for status. >> we've filed for a 501c-4 and c-3 status several years ago and the irs has been stringing us along for years. in 2009 it would take maybe four to nine months to get approval for these statuses. yet tea party groups, 912 groups, patriot groups around the country have been waiting years now as the irs continues to string us along. >> how expensive and time-consuming was the process? i understand that they would ask you to respond to a number of questions and demands and it would take a long time. is that right? >> well, they sent a letter asking for all sorts of questions including the names or the posts that were on our facebook pages, all the comments on it, e-mails we had sent, names of senators and congressmen or supporters around had spoken to. some of the information was il impossible for us to collect. we're voluntarily affiliated organization. we don't even know everyone who's affiliated w

thank you very much, tea arty patriots. >> thank you, lou. lou: and i top of turn quickly to wall street today, the dow jones industrial down 27, s&p posting a fractional gain. but closing at a new record, and nazdaq up 2 for a new 52-week high, volume on big board under 3 billion shares, and helping to limit market today, retail sales, unexpectedly ros decline in march, and gold dropping $2. and crude prices slipping 87-cents. in the bond market yield on 10-year note, rising 1.92%. and highest yield since march. and weekend box office, and epic earnings battle, between "the great gatsby" and "iron man 3". "iron man 3" took first place, bringing in $72.5 million, and great gatsby impressive with 51 million. and pair moment a "pain and gain." a 5 million-dollar box office, that is good enough for third place, up next, a constitutional crisis, if the internal revenue service in the chalk talk, we'll show you how long it has gone unchecked. a new study puts a price tag on immigration reform, we'll talk about it with the author of that study, dou

the tea party patriots are not a political group.he tea ready candidates, marco rubio, rand paul and they advocate for those people, sure. but at the end of the day, they are not a dumb a credit or a republican that should have -- not a democrat or a republican should have that status. it should not be a political issue. she advocated again the affordable care act and she continues to advocate against it. , listen, i'veht said this before and i will say again. whether a group should or should not have tax exempt status, that is a question as far as overall whether it is tea party patriots or whatever the groups are, whether they should be granting that kind of status, that question is for the tax code. so do we think maybe the tax system is far too complicated and should be simpler and more ? that is whatmed i think we all can agree on. it sounds like we can probably find some agreement there that there's room to improve the tax code. as far as what makes a political organization political, i didn't make these rules. i didn't write t

tea party word patriot. when did that become i guess a word that needs scrutiny? have a political operation here targeting people for their belief system. >> completely. and what the question here is just like you point out in the last segment, richard nixon has to be up in heaven shaking his head going what else is it going to take? he was removed from office for a crime committed so far down the chain and here with the obama administration we have seen benghazi and solyndra and fast and furious and now this yet we have no clue where the buck stops with the obama administration and now dictating what board words are actually criminal? when does it end. >> sean: the president once joked about auditing his enemies. >> he bond hear caused them to come out with this no. landmark legal put pressure on them in 2012. the groups saying we are getting all of these questionnaires and paperwork meant to stymi what we can to. these tea party groups were pivotal to the grass roots and getting people excited. this was to prevent them from doing what they do best. >> sean: i wa

properly scrutinizing what are known as 501c4 organizations by using words such as tea party and patriot. the council informed the chief of staff and other members o the senior staff. at no time did anyone on the staff intervene with the ira's inspector general'audit. >> but there were discussions here. >> and as i said, there were conversations from the white house chief of staff of this would general counsel, treasury and the chief of staff office i treasury about the timing, anticipated timing and potentia findings. lou: tryi to downplay the truth about the dozen. jay carney claim the number of occasions that investors talkin ints should be edited. changing the word consate said diplomatic outpost. the release of 94 pages of internal white house e-mails an documents last week has claimed to be utterly inaccurate. that brings us to attorney-general eric holder an his plan that he knew nothing about is justice department seek release seizing telephone records from the associated press. claimed he cuse himself from the investigation after being questioned by the fbi about police tt were

or god-forbid the group tea party pate patriots patriots, you got a little extra heat from the irs. that story is bad. it's really, really bad. now, i know i know some people will say, well this isn't a group that the president overseas, and it's not a group that the president appoints the directors. and it was only some low-level employees. and i think it was arkansas or where this was happening. it doesn't matter. does not matter. if george bush was president and the irs was targeting moveon.org or other groups like that we would hold them to the same standard. we would hold them to a higher standard. we should. jay carney had a press briefing scheduled for, i think, 1:30 on friday. i don't think he actually took to the podium until like 3:45. he just kept pushing that thing back, back back back back. but when he finally did talking to the press, it was a grillin'. it was a grill it was ain it was a a grillin. >> there is no question if this activity took place, it was inappropriate and there needs to be action taken and the president would expect it would be taken and action woul

go patriots. [applause] >> i begin with integrity because it is so essential to who and what you ultimately will become. many of you have a career path in mind. many of you have no idea where you will end up. a few may be surprised by where life takes you. i certainly was. in the end, it is not only what we do, but how we do it. >> i have to start with tweeting this. i'm at her fashion operate this only take one second. and i woke up this morning, start writing my speech, i thought about my speech in september when i was a freshman. -- there was this all this excitement on campus. our first game was at wisconsin. we went out there and we lost our first game. there was crushing disappointment afterwards. i would like you to think of that expectation followed by crushing disappointment as a metaphor for your next 20 minutes with me. >> more stories and advice for graduates next weekend >> next weekend, more stories and advice for graduates. with administration and state and local officials, includin

>> here's what we do know, of 300, only a quarter had patriot or tea party in their name. we don't know the rest of the three-quarters. i bet you -- i would submit to you that there are probably groups that were on the left that were part of that as well because we know that everybody who was on the right was feeling the heat and was raising cane about this. that was one-quarter of 300. i am sure the faces will come out. you are raising a perfectly legitimate point? have we heard from the people on the left -- [overlapping dialogue] >> well, again, remember, there was not a single group whose tax-exempt status was restricted by virtue of this so-called investigation by these irs employees. not one. most of them were approved. a few were you -- a few withdrew them. so again, we are going hypothesis on top of hypothesis here, based on utter surmise. again, there are not the facts to support it. they will come out and we will find out. >> there were a number of groups that withdrew their application. so we don't know whether this additional scrutiny forced those groups to wit

the criteria included the words tea party, patriots, or 912 project. another list of cry tear ya was the group's issues included government spending, government debt, or taxes. let another list of criteria appeared as education of the public by advocacy or lobbying to, quote, make america a better place to live, unquote. finally it consisted of any statements in the case file criticizing how the country is being run. the reason for these criteria was inappropriate is they did not focus on tax-exempt laws and treasury regulations. for example 501c3 organizations may not engage in political campaign intervention. 501c4 organizations can but it must not be their primary activity. political campaign intervention is action taken on behalf of or against a particular candidate running for office. although these criteria appeared in the irs's own documentation as of june 2011 irs employees began selecting tea party or other organizations for review in early 2010. from may of 2010 through may of 2012, a team of irs specialists in cincinnati, ohio referred to as

how can you have an american government profiled against the word patriot?k if the american government says you put that word constitution in your name, we are going to come after you. again, this isn't an administration shocked at the idea of profiling for terrorism but apparently had an entire part of the irs that was profiling for patriotism. i find that to be very, very chilling in terms of our political liberty. >> i got to say, for people out there that might be rolling their eyes with what the speaker said, everybody should agree with him. >> totally. >> everybody should agree with him. >> the aclu and newt gingrich are on the same side in this and in terms of the abuse and president getting in front. >> the word patriot, think about it. it has the irs flag your organization. is there anything sicker than that. >> it's pretty sad and the president should apologize. >> i think more needs to be done. obviously, clearly, people's jobs are on the line here. >>> a white house joint news conference between the president and david cameron at 11:15 today in t

you knew the terms tea party patriots were being used. you just acknowledged a minute ago they were outrageous. then when you were asked about this after you were briefed about this, that was the answer you gave us? how can we not conclude that you misled this committee? >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >> it is one. how can we conclude that you did not mislead this committee? >> i did not mislead the committee. i stand by my answer then. i stand by my answer now. harrassment part of that discussion implies political motivation. there is a discussion going on. there's no political motivation. >> let me ask you again. >> may i answer, the question, sir. >> i will help you, give you some clarity here. here is the question you were asked. what kind of letter or action is being taken place at this time that you are aware of? >> so the discussion of the context of that, and again, we need to go back and look at the context, there was the listing. there was the treatment of the cases. my understanding of that question was the treatment o

additional scrutiny went well beyond simply harassing organizations with the people tea party or patriot in their title. we are also learning the guidelines focused on government spending, debt, taxes, and people interested in making america a better place to live and those critical of how the country is run. for the the first time the president was asked about the down-right taxpayer funded witch hunts and how he declared his innocence. watch this. >> i learn about it from the same reports most people learned about it. i think it was on friday. this is pretty straightforward. if, in fact, irs personnel engaged in the kind of practices that have been reported on and were intentionally targeting conservative groups, then that's outrageous and there is no place for it. you know, they have to be held fully accountable. >> now while the president claims he only found out about this late last week, members of his own administration were reportedly alerted from conservative groups were being targeted nearly two years ago. according to the wall street journal, an upcoming report from the treasu

patriots.se are all things that americans celebrate and now they are being it turned into a negative where irs goes after people based on their commitment to those things? look, you know, i'm a liberal democrat. i'm not someone who is celebrated tea party politics but we cannot -- this is not tolerable. we cannot have a condition in america where people's politics are the basis for irs attacks. >> chris: do you believe the statements by the mid level manager so far and that is the only thing we he have seen that this was just a bureaucratic foulup by a bunch of people in the tax exempt the organization's' plying for tax exempt status in cincinnati and this didn't go up any higher? >> the tone is set from the top. that is the problem we have is to look at here. the tone is set. we are in a hyper partisan and intensely partisan condition in washington. the polarization is damaging to the country and we are seeing another symptom of it here. >> chris: you think this was political targeting? >> how

haz all about whether or not the irs improperly or potentially now legally subject patriot tea party groups to a higher level of scrutiny when they submitted applications to tax-empty status. he also talked about this other situation, saying that he recused himself -- he testified, rather, back in june of 2012, now interviewed in connection with the situation, and the

we stand with patriots. they believe they lost 100 members as a result of the overbearing nature of the irs inquisition. they still have not received word from the irs. juliett hodges from the mississippi tea party withdrew their application after months of delays designed to intimidate americans. the irs question her and her group, asking for a list with every book the group had read and a book report on each book. this is clearly excessive. we also join all those across the country who have felt abused and threatened by the irs. tea party patriots has not back down and we will keep fighting. if you want to start a tea party group, sign up with the tea party patriots. we will help you. we will not allow the irs or any branch of the government or any government agency to take away our first amendment right or any of our constitutional rights. the irs is thuggish and discriminative. this illustrates why you must have a government that is constitutionally limited. we must have a government small enough to mana

the irs was using in krut scrutinizing some of these entities, looking for the name tea party or patriots or 912 group used in the case file. they say the issues include government spending or government debt or taxes.

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they use words such as tea party and patriot, according to he ap. citizens united leads to a surge and because of this there aren't enough people to handle applications at the irs? guest: political minded nonprofits have existed for quite some time. this led to certain organizations being able to do political and issue advocacy. if you fast-forward into the last decade, you had the isconsin decision that started loosening some of the things hat could be done by nonprofits. in the past, these always relied on donations from individual people that could not take corporate money and could not take union treasury money. they had to rely on unlimited contributions. n the wake of citizens united, all that changed. you can now take union money or corporate money or an unlimited check from an individual at the nonprofits. you have this big pot of money and you can decide how to spend it. maybe some will go to issue ads or robo calls or tv ads. the incentives have changed. there are really a few key nonprofit organizations that accounts for the bulk of the p

. >> it was very emotional and very patriotic. i am really proud to be an american and have a daughter that is enlisted in the united states army. >> the event kicked off armed forces week in milwaukee. that is your 5@5:00. republican sunday talk shows to demand answers from the irs for admitting targeting groups bike the tea party since 2011. kelly wright has more on this interesting story. ghood morning, kelly. >> interesting to say the least. if you have ever been in trouble with the irs you know how relentless they can be in skrut niedzing nearly eve-- scrutiniz every detail of your life. seems the tables are being turned on the irs. they are demanding an investigation into the internal revenue service. they admit some of the low level workers wrongly target a conservative group among them especially tea party or patriots in their name. and while the agency is apologizing for its mistake some members of congress say sorry isn't enough. they are calling for more scrutiny in the investigation. i don't care if you are a conservat

joining me is founder of the tea party patriots, jenny beth martin.to be here action gretchen. >> gretchen: so first things first, your organization, was it targeted? >> yes, it was. we applied for our 5101 c 4 and c 3 tax exempt status. we still have never heard back. the irs has asked questions of us, like they wanted to know every single post on facebook, every comment that any person who is a fan of ours on facebook had ever made, all the congressmen and senators that are supporters ever spoke to. very intrusive questions. >> gretchen: so you believe that they should now have to pay you back for all the lawyers you've had to hire, et cetera, correct? >> well, we're looking into that right now with our attorneys because it's taken a lot of time. it cost a lot of money. we've also had to help other groups around the country to do what we can to help them as they've had the same kind of questions from the irs. a simple apology on a conference call is not enough by a long shot. congress needs to investigate this and find out how many more lies the irs

they said must have an algorithm for anybody uses patriot tea, patriotic, whatever, and up squirrelsst of just conservative groups. >> i think there was some reporting around the time of the election after the supreme court's decision that freed up the ability for corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts on election. there was some reporting conservative roups are taking advantage of that. neil: that was a decision the president criticized during the state of the union address ironically comes back to bite him in this sense. >> there could be a rationale certain groups were trying to take advantage of this situation when they weren't entitled to it, that could be a reason. neil: at what point do you think bells should have gone off? they should have said hello, does it fit anyone these are the same type of groups? >> looking for tea party and things like that, that strikes me as not a very good way to go about this and that should raise alarms. neil: that is issue profile pro. just as bad as racial profiling. >> absolutely. neil: again, the understanding was that they were

i was thinking maybe "making america a better tea party patriot 9-12 place to constitution america tea party nominally social welfare conservative political action tea party secret money liberty i dare you to deny this application of america tea par party." >> that ought to do it. stephen: all right. right here? >> right there stephen: there that is and, trevor, let's do this thing. trevor potter. >> thank you. stephen: trevor potter, we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] vkî8> [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a pulitzer prize-winning environmental journalist. to pick him up tonight i sent a flaming limosine. please welcome david sassoon. [ cheers and applause ] hey, mr. sassoon, good to see you. thanks for coming on. you are the founder and publisher of something called inside climate news. three of your reporters won the pulitzer prize this year. those stories have been collected into an e-book called "inside the biggest oil spiff you've never heard of." >> that's correct stephen: first of all, what is inside climate news? >> ins

statement the patriots in the iris has to mr.bing and a legal and outrageous abuse of government power this deliberate targeting of t. part -- to party groups is a new low of overreach. the i.r.a. said the flag to 300 groups for review because it featured the word t. party or pager in the application. liz: thank you very much. we are back to omaha over or andover but with the biggest empire and brightest names here is a recap of the entire week. >>. [cheers and applause] >> the stock market over time will go higher. i can say that's for sure. next week or next year but over time it will go higher. >> i will never sleep. [laughter] >> he means never. >> there is the distinction with the tablet going away and there is a gigantic market to get microsoft of but so far that looks good. we're looking at them. we are looking at the market ahead on. if we want to manipulation that means we probably need to cut the role. >> and to invest in what people want and we will continue to grow through 2013 and beyond based on the investments we m

certainly the irs is going to fire up tea party patriots in the country. think they're going to use this to pivot off from. a lot of people want to have grand conspiracy theories the government is out to get you. now it looks like uncle sam is. >> tom, the tea party has a new lease on life. over the last two years the tea party has been in decline. outside of my home state of texas and, say, south carolina, even i thought the tea party nationally is on its death bed. but after the events of these past couple of days, i think they have been resuscitated. because all of the fears that the tea party, that extreme far right fringe has pointed to about the lack of transparency in the government, about the intrusion of the government in your finances, the intrusion of government in the media, there's some evidence that there may be something to that. so we're going to see a new tea party emerge. it's not going to be our 2010 bachmann palin party. we have new players who are eager to take the lead, eager to take the mandle. we have ted cruz. we have rand paul who

the focus on groups called tea party and patriot. education of the public to make america a better place to live. that's in quote. issues such as taxes, government spending, and even criticism of how the government is being run. so now we have it. the president has it. the waiting game is over. it's time for action. and we're all looking right now at the white house to see what that action will be. chuck todd is chief white house correspondent and political director for nbc news. sam stein covers the white house for the huffington post. let's focus on the hard news right now. but i also want to focus on the reaction we expect from the president. to me, this is the big news here. all of these officials, i'm reading from the ig report, stated that the criteria were not influenced by any individual or organization outside the irs. instead, the determination developed and implemented an inappropriate criteria. chuck, it was inside. it was in the bowels of the irs. they're accusing top level people of not watching closely and no influence

the irs admits that it targeted tea party and other conservative patriot groups that had that in their name for extra scrutiny and it now turns out today new reports that some officials within the irs knew about this as early as 2011, not 2012. and the then irs commissioner flatly denied it in the spring of 2012. congressman smith, you first. your reaction? >> really the first i'm hearing of it and with many of these things, i'm not going to lead to conclusions based on initial reports. we need to look at exactly what happened before we can lead to conclusions and start accusing people of things. i think it is worth lacking into. the information is far, far too preliminary to reach any conclusion. >> congressman rogers? came to is that they did have s agents who were engaged in intimidation of political groups. as dangerous a problem the government can have and i don't care if you're a conservative, a liberal, a democrat or a republican, this should send a chill up your spine. this is something that we cannot let stand. it needs to have a full investigation. i don't know where it stops

. >> they used names like tea party and patriot. they selected cases because the application had those names in the title. >> reporter: the official in charge of nonprofit profit designations in 75 such applications, irs officials stepped over the line by asking for a list of donors in some cases or seeking more information than the irs needed. >> that was wrong. that was absolutely incorrect. it was insensitive and inappropriate. that is not how we go about selecting cases for further review. >> reporter: even the white house conceded the need for an investigation. >> certainly does seem to be based on what we've seen to be inappropriate action that we would want to see thoroughly investigated. >> they apologized saying that was taken by career workers but tea party groups are not satisfied. >> frankly an apology is not enough. we've had groups who have been waiting for three years and this is a complete and total abuse of power by bureaucrats and they air buys go the power that they in the irs. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: a nu

but notion that word patriot is a code word for being a subversive is news to me.is a really scary thing to have the idea that enemy's list. neil: yeah. and we should say, just wilbur's point what triggered a lot of irs stuff, any group with name patriot in the name is originally how it started, it is weird, wilbur ross thank you thank you thank you very much [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you he your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step sev point two one two. rify and lock. command locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for pture. e most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. but maybe the problem isn'isn't ur lawn. introducing theall-wheee mower from husqvarna. we engineered its unique drive system and dual transmission to hanandle hills& thick grass& and tough terra

they will have the leagues and raise the flag a patriotic morning and i have a the student advisor. first of all tell bus what we can expect at the observation. we have an area set up for active members and fallen soldiers. we will honor and raise the state flag and the high school flag. give them a sense of what the hol as you sit here today about. >> this is amazing. >> this is, you know. a unique club you don't have a lot of students to do this. and bright and early and remembering our military. everything that you see is what they have put together here. what do you want the community to take away. it is more than a school. it is a community they have to realize there are people out there who arsacrificing themselves. that's important that they show the honor and respect to the people. >> you have a couple of former graduates. josh aide norm. they passed away in 2005. and you have a memorial garden remembering them. >> we do. mr. and mrs. anderson. i know it means a lot to them as well. >> your kids are amazing. you will be collecting money to give to the salvation army and the

patriot is not a bad word.world would they have targeted those keywords in the application to say, ah-ha, here's some extra scrutiny required? >> good point. senator mitch mcconnell is calling for the obama administration to do a governmentwide review to make sure that not just the irs, but other agencies aren't targeting people or organizations for their political views. do you think that's necessary? >> well, you know, obviously the main focus i have right now is on the department of health and human services and some of the activities related to the rolling out of the affordable care act later this summer and early next fall. it begs the question there, as well, the transfer of funds from the prevention fund to purchasing advertising. those things raise a lot of questions. >> well, the campaign ads have actually write themselves at this point looking at the scenario. how do you think this is going to play out in the 2014 elections? >> i think it will, you know, this likely will not be a marquee issue. with s