paul ryan and rand paul on a list of speakers. big issues right now. this is an obama bashing fest. mood is pretty optimistic as people feel the republicans will win back the senate and potentially gain seats in the house. a lot of enthuse yuchl about like that. cruz and rubio were here yesterday. people who like the candidates are loving what they're hearing so far. >> among some of the speakers so you chris christie, paul ryan, michele bachmann, rand paul, mike huckabee. the one name that stands out is governor of new jersey chris christie. he said, quote, i'll tired of dealing with the crazies. we're attacking his nomination of the -- how is christie's name being received there? what are people saying, if anything, about christie? >> people want to hear what he has to say. they're open to him as a candidate. he's not the favorite. the favorites are paul and rubio and definitely cruz the big favorite. people want to hear christie. give him a chance. he's supposed to talk about his pro-life view heres. that will be well received if he does that. he's not likely to highlight his mor

paul ryan was running it. yes, the guy who wants to shred the safety net. ars, ryan and the gop blamed poverty on the affordable care act, the existence of the minimum wage and the breakdown of the family. and today, they're back at it. >> the breakdown of the family. it seems it provides a strong social safety net. we're destroying that natural safety net that ought to be our first line of defense against poverty. >> distraction in hiring would be a minimum wage increase. minimum wage increase does nothing but cost job and make prices go up. >> one size fits all living wage does that really solve or problem? doesn't that create disincentives. >> we're due for an adjustment. the last time we made big changes was welfare reform in 1996. that was almost 20 years ago. >> obama is a real disaster when it comes to small business owner. >> what a great plan. attack the war on poverty with their own war on the poor. they're against a minimum wage increase, even as a brand-new poll shows americans want to raise it. 90% of democrats favor a hike. 67% of independents,

and the good news is that two of the people who were running for this post, jen hensarling and paul ryanwho will probably take over the ways and means, tax writing committee, are both very good committee chairman. jen hensarling will terminate the bank, try to rewrite dodd/frank in a way that will make it work, and paul ryan an historic rewrite of the tax code is supporting them in that effort and as kim says win the senate in 2016, you could have a potentially very productive house of representatives. >> and my information, jason, is that my sources are saying that mccarthy told the senior -- other senior members of the republican party he's not guaranteeing that he'll run for speaker if john boehner departs. retires at the end of this year or in a couple of years. so that would still leave the opening for somebody like ryan or jen hensarling, for either one of those to run to succeed boehner. >> yeah. but i think we also need to reb, remember, though, this is going to need to be more a change this style than substance. the folks cheering cantor's defeat in the primary, mccarthy will ma

paul ryan and mario diaz-balart of florida had been working behind the scenes to try to get some votes of the members. a majority of the republican conference to support this, i've been told that they had as many as 144 in support to do something this year, before this election. and now, half of that support has melted away. >> i think the results of cantor's defeat mean that it's probably dead for this year, and that's unfortunate, paul, because i think there's a danger of reading too much into what happened to eric cantor. if you look at other races, renee ellmers in north carolina faced a tea party opponent, ran on immigration. in virginia, the republican nomination for senate, a very pro-comprehensive reform guy. so, i think there's a danger in extrapolating too much from these results in virginia, but i do think the political reality is a lot of people are spooked right now and i don't think anything's going to get done on immigration reform. >> in a census, kim, do you agree with jim on that? >> yeah, i don't think it's going to happen this year, but i didn't think it would happe

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i want to move on to paul ryan. congressman paul ryan.e is clearly upset about this whole scandal. watch this. >> this is not being forthcoming. this is being misleading again. this is a pattern of abuse. a pattern of behavior that is not giving us any confidence that this agency is being impartial. i do not believe you. >> that is the first time anyone has said that they do not believe me. >> i do not believe you. >> that is fine. it was not. in 27 pages. when asked about the custodians -- >> being forthcoming is to say, you know what -- >> we let him answer the question. >> i did not ask him a question. stuart: your response. >> if this truly happens, losing e-mails is devastating. when asked a year ago, they would have remembered that. they would be saying you do not have two tournament because we lost them. now, all of a sudden, when they are demanded to turn them over a computer hard drive crashed and that is the excuse? again. i am not buying it. stuart: give me 30 seconds about what happened to you. >> we applied for a 5 o 1 c 4. i

do you think paul ryan is going to run for president? >> wait, i'm coming up. >> i'm going to leave you a little time. >> i think there is a good chance, yeah, absolutely. >> julie, winner and loser. >> loser, iraqi prime minister neuroly al maliki not only is his country descending into horrific sectarian violence. the u.s. and his fellow iraqi politicians are just moving away from him and it seems hard to imagine how is he going to hang on to his job. >> in addition of which grand ayatollah of his own religious sect said hey we need a new government here. >> he does not have a a lot of supporters. my winner is the u.s. world cup team. a great victory over ghana earlier this week and fingers crossed maybe a second victory this weekend. >> over portugal? >> over ghana? where were we? loser of the week is hanley ramirez, shortstop for the dodgers. his pitcher clayton kershaw was pitching a perfect game. only about 20 or so of those in 110 years of baseball history, which means everybody up, everybody down, well, one ball was hit to hanley

maybe it is paul ryan or somebody else that gets the wall street money and wall street attention as aof the shake-up? >> ryan has said today that he is not seeking this majority leader's job. connell: right. >> perhaps, we'll see what happens if he might have his eye on speaker's chair at some point. conventional wisdom he is thinking of running for president. he is not going to settle tore speaker of the house or majority leader. >> in terms of your question about the money. i think ryan would be an obvious funnel, or source, rather for that money to be funneled too. he will be most likely chairman of ways and means next year, which is tax law writing committee. at some point he is expected to embark on a rewrite of u.s. tax law. what better guy to have defending your interests than the guy who is rewriting tax law? liz: as we've been flashing on the screen, he is economics professor. he is a free market guy. what if he simply says, stop giving big business any kinds of tax breaks? can he really make any waves on, in d.c. without wall street, without big business? i mean they're the

but i wouldn't be surprised if there was pressure on paul ryan.boehner doesn't want to stay, and there's thought he doesn't, he would like to spend a few years quote/unquote going making money before they hit their true retirement years, you could see a lot of establishment pressure on paul ryan who is even better at straddling the establishment tea party line of the republican party. >> doesn't this contrary take on this, doesn't this potentially open the way for a full-on tea party challenger to the establishment leadership, to the paul ryans and john boehners of the house republican leadership to say you're the old generation, we're ascendant and you ought to get out of the way? >> i hear you, but the numbers aren't there. there's enough of the insurgent class to make a difference in leadership. there's not enough to take over leadership. okay, so that's the -- i think that's the issue there. it's why you need somebody -- now, maybe it takes somebody that's of more of the closer to the tea party, more 60/40 tea party establishment. a guy who ma

republicans see the whole thing as something very fishy, and today paul ryan accused the head of thender oath, of blatantly lying. >> you bury in a 27-page letter to the senate, asking for them to conclude the investigation that you lost lois lerner's e-mails during the time in question because of a hard drive crash. monday, our investigators asked your agency whether any other hard drives crashed and we learned that six other hard drives of the people we're investigating were involved. you didn't tell us that. >> we told you on monday. >> on monday. >> what did use -- >> because we asked you. >> what did you do with the information? >> you told us on monday because we asked you whether any other hard drives crashed. this is unbelievable. >> in fact paul ryan went on to say i do not believe you and the thought the commissioner of the irs was lying under oath. the commissioner said nobody ever accused him of lying below, and paul ryan re-upped and said i do not believe you, accusing him of lying under oath. there is no evidence to support that. none at all. >> the commissioner says th

the future of paul ryan is the question everyone has. speaker boehner tried to persuade boehner to consider running for majority leader. paul ryan is a favorite of john boehner and john boehner, part of him has also thought of a handoff to the speakership would be an easy thick to do. he wants to be chairman of the house, ways and means committee. he's in his early 40s. the way he sees it, he'll be chairman of this committee. sit back a little bit. let the battle for the party play out in 2016 and maybe come back in 2020 or 2024. i wouldn't be surprised if he ran in 2016. i think he's very wonky and he'd rather have a chance at the gavel at the house, ways and means committee. >> a lot of people wrote off rick santorum, too. he also is at today's conference. i want to listen quickly to some of his speech and get some of your thoughts about his future. >> we're trying to go -- which way are we going to go? how are we going to define ourselves? you look at the polls. they don't like any of us. they don't like republicans or democrats. they

>> it is interesting to watch paul ryan in this context. career for a number of years, i have covered him very closely in the presidential campaign in his history in wisconsin, which is my home state. i don't know that i've ever seen paul ryan as angry as he is right here. he is usually reserved and doesn't let his emotions get the best of him. he was serious. they made it very clear he thought the irs was deliberately deceiving members of congress as they sought information from the irs over the past year and a half. bill: everybody understands what he is talking about. if we need your back taxes, and i rest says we need five years of your tax returns, out and prove it. everybody can relate to that. that is why it crosses political lines unlike the other stories we have watched the past two years. although legitimate, it may be picked up on the left. like benghazi. a lot of people think it is a republican story. this is a story that gets everybody because they understand it. >> i think that is right. what they have in common this it is cle

you heard paul ryan saying i don't believe this.he ways and means committee incredible and powerful committee holding this hearing. i think what it will do is create an atmosphere where people want to know more about this, not less. jon: why can't the committee or someone on capitol hill get the documents from some other agency in the administration whether it be the justice department, fbi or whatever? reporter: i think you will see just that, jon. you will see subpoenas and more inquiries in the recipients of those e-mails. the idea that they erased the e-mails on the server after six months, something that information is still recoverable, there may be a way to get it out of the server. they may try to find it on the other end of whoever lois lerner was trying to communicate with. i suspect they will follow the trail to understand who she was sending those e-mails to so that information may in fact be recoverable. jon: so much of the skepticism of what is going on comes from what we have been told at this point has turned out not

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and people aren't buying and it paul ryan said i don't believe it.t don't believe it. >> this is the irs and they don't lose anything, and as to paul ryan's point, we keep seven years of record and not lose them. they can hang on to everything and anything to go after us and then to lose this stretches the bounds of credulity. now we're talking bat potential coverup here, which is why you want a prosecutor involved. right? >> i do want a special prosecutor. i think it's the only thing to get to the truth. the reason this is more porch than some other federal agency, the irs is the closest thing the u.s. has to a gestapo. they can investigate us, charge us, convict us and punish us all in one stop. the one agency in federal government where there's not the usual checks and baseballs of having to go -- check and balances of having to proffer the evidence and show there's a probable cause and then present it to a jury of your peers. the irs can go after you and ruin your life, and enif you win, they can still ruin your life because for the time you get

congressman paul ryan led the charge, arguing the irs has repeatedly misled congress.nger words than that. the irs chief was defiant and dana bash has the story. >> reporter: in the annals of white hot moments on capitol hill this irs hearing ranks high. >> this is a pattern of abuse, a pattern of behavior that is not giving us any confidence that this agency is being impartial. i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career. that's the first time that anybody has said they do not believe me. >> i don't believe you. >> reporter: former republican vp candidate paul ryan is usually a policy wog not an attack dog but not case here. >> you can't keep six months worth of employee e-mails. >> reporter: he was pushed on irs claims that two years of e-mails from lois learner vanished because learner's hard drive crashed e-mails from the same time that the irs targeted the tea party and other groups. >> the hard drive after it was determined to be dysfunctional was recycled and destroyed in the normal process. this was -- >> so was it physically destroyed? >>

listen to what happened with paul ryan. >> sitting here listening to this testimony, i just -- i don't your problem. nobody believes you. >> come on now. >> the internal revenue service comes to congress a couple of years ago and misleads us and says no targeting is occurring. then it says it was a few rogue agents in cincinnati, then it said it was also on progress sieves. all of those things have been proven untrue. this committee sent a referral to possible criminal wrongdoing just a month ago to the justice department. we've heard nothing. you bury in a 27-page letter to the senate, asking for them to conclude the investigation, that you've lost lois lerner's emails during the time in question during a hard drive crash. monday our investigators ask your agency whether any other hard drives crash and we learn that six other hard drives of the people we're investigating were involved. you didn't tell us that. >> we told you on monday. >> on monday. >> and what did you do with you -- >> because we asked you! >> he does have a point. he has several points, does he not? >> yes. several

he said one was really serious. >> she said hey, paul ryan has had lots of concussions. so she's immediately deflecting this noise around the health questions for herself. >> reporter: clinton takes the asked and answered approach. i certainly have moved on, adding, i'm not going to comment on what did or didn't happen. i think everybody needs to look to the future. asked about her husband's health, she said he has enormous energy. from admitting to totally bing viewing the political drama "house of cards" clinton's free time is about to change. a first grandchild expected this fall. >> babies are special political creatures. it will certainly provide a whole new set of images we've never seen of her before. >> reporter: adding dimension the her political identity. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, washington. >>> late word the sell of the la clippers appears to be a done deal. donald sterling's attorney tells nbc news sterling and his wife have both now agreed to sell the team to microsoft billionaire steve balmer, all disputes and outstanding issue haves been resolved and don

but unless paul ryan steps in to the leadership race, and i would think jeb hensarling would make the move. and that will push the republican caucus further to the right. hensarling is far more hard-core than eric is. eric got bitten because there are certain times when as majority leader you have to show some statesmanship. and he did that. and that's why these folks defeated him. i don't think that, you know, in a normal election, he would have lost. but they do say there were about 60,000 people voting in that primary. in our district 8 primary it was half that. >> this was not a fluke election. this wasn't by primary standards, this was not a low turnout election. this was not a squeaker, like i said at the top of the show. this was also not an example in open primaries in which democrats can vote. based on the early looks at the precincts, this was not democrats voting for eric cantor as far as we can tell. >> can i make a quick point? >> yes. >> apparently he lost in rico county, which is the richmond area. he lost by seven point, even in the most urban and suburban part. now hi

paul ryan's not a grandstander. he's not one of the guys that takes every opportunity he gets to have a moment. this struck me as very genuine and what i get the sense is, paul ryan went home to wisconsin and heard from a lot of angry constituents. the american people feel as though they've been stone called walled from the beginning. the irs -- lois lerner clammed up, wouldn't say anything. then the missing e-mails. i think that was a very visceral reaction to probably reaction -- >> but the republicans are hell-bent on finding a conspiracy or a scandal rather than talk about jobs and the economy which americans want to talk about. the only lie is what conservatives are telling saying somehow or another this was a conspiracy against conservatives. they also investigated liberal groups, groups that have progressive in their name, groups that had israel in its name. so the irs was basically looking at everybody because they were trying to figure out where all of this fake, phony, secretive money was flowing in the la

. >> representative paul ryan tearing into the irs commissioner saying nobody believes you. today on capitol hill, g.o.p. lawmakers grilling john about the irs claim that two years of lois lerner's emails is poof, disappeared. representative aaron was in that heated hearing today. he joins us. nice to he sue. >> greta. good to be with you. >> are you with paul ryan, essentially accusing the commissioner of lying? >> fool me once shame on you. fool me twice shame on me. they have attempted to fool us fouror five times. they said no targeting was happening of conservative groups. we now know targeting occurred. the president came out and did his news conference where he said it was rogue agents in ohio ohio. nobody in d.c. knew anything about it we now have emails from lois lerner. she was at the helm giving the direction. we were told reedily that we were going to get all of the emails from lois lerner's account and, yet, back in february and march of this year he knew he was never going to get them. >> he claims that all these emails were destroyed and that lois lerner even

what has got paul ryan so exercised? well, for m

. >> what paul ryan is saying he doesn't believe the irs commissioner on is, number one, these e-mails that republicans think might shed more light on the whole idea of targeting tea party groups, but also about the fact that the irs didn't tell congress they found out about this hard drive being destroyed in a timely fashion, which is feeding republican accusations of a cover-up. unlike in the past at least when this first started, wolf, you remember, there was some bipartisan outrage directed at the irs. that's not happening anymoore. this is incredibly partisan. democrats were come to the defense of the irs commissioner, even mocking republicans for coming up with conspiracies. listen to this exchange. >> let me ask you as to the seriousness of this investigation, sir, have you ever been in benghazi? >> no. >> do you know if you or miss learner have ever had any responsibility for anything having to do with benghazi and our embassy there? >> no. >> how about area 51 out in r roswe roswell, new mexico, have you ever had any responsibility for that? >> no. >> have you ever had custody

what has got paul ryan so exercised? well, for months the house ways and means committee has been investigating claims that irs official lois lerner and other irs staff targeted tea party and other affiliated groups before the 2012 election. earlier this week, irs officials told the committee that because of the computer crash, a batch of e-mails dating back to 2011 were lost. republicans aren't buying it. committee chairman dave camp and charles boostny wrote in a press release, surprise, surprise, a few computers crashed, plot lines in hollywood are more believable than what we're getting from the white house and irs. which brings us back to the house's busy friday. >> you bury in a 27-page letter to the senate, asking for them to conclude the investigation, that you've lost lois learner's e-mails during the time in question because of a hard drive crash. monday, our investigators ask your agency whether any other hard drives crash and we learn that six other hard drives of the people who we're investigating were invol

mike huckabee and bobby ginnedal and ted cruz and paul ryan.ou say three counted out altogether. >> in that he mentions mitt romney thrown around. why don't you give it a third try. with him and jeb bush and mike huckabee they haven't been in elected politics and not indicated they want to run. older guys who have been around for a while. dismiss them out of hand unless they actively say i am interested in the issues that are coming up in the late obama term. >> generally two races is enough for most candidates. you think mitt romney has a third race in him. >> he hasn't indicated and there are younger and newer folks in the republican who are viable. and you can so a comprehensive list. governors and i didn't see rick perry on the list and he may run again and you have rand paul and paul ryan and rubio. rubio is making the best of the most affirmative steps for running for president. >> you say though, that it might be early to pick candidates. the party has a bigger job. >> instead of shopping for candidates, the party has to figure out what

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today's exchange was heated at times and here is one with wisconsin paul ryan as to why congress wasotified right away. >> i don't believe you. >> i have a long career and first time anybody said i don't believe you. >> i don't believe you. >> i am willing to stand on our record and it was not buried in 27 pages. most is exhibits and when asked about the custed oniance. >> being forth coming is to say. >> i am sorry. >> we are investigating. >> i didn't ask him a question. >> molly has been following the hearing and live in the white house with more. some members of congress don't believe the white house or congressman at all. >> reporter: it is getting heated. congressman paul ryan doesn't believe that the irs lost key e-mails and he and others don't believe that the obama administration and white house's defense of that tax agency. here's more. >> we are missing a huge piece of the puzzle. years of 2009 and 12 is when the irs implemented the targeting scheme. how convenient. i find it hard to believe. and i don't believe that the irs went through every possible exercise to recover

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and as a conservative, i love that side of paul ryan. if you bring that out we might give you another shot. >> it was said the white house isn't lifting a finger to help. why isn't there? >> there is no up side for democrats to defend this and suggest it just a technology problem, okay, then, but why? why were they not backing things up as they are required by law to do. it is kind of a remarkable thing this person sits there and not even apologetic. he is not saying well -- i am sorry, it just seems like common sense if you have a hard drive at the irs you preserve that. >> it is six hard drives of six individuals involved in this. nancy pelosi did say she believes this and maybe we should spend money and fix the system. well that should have been done a long time ago and i felt it was demeaning for the irs commissioner to not have an answers of where that is. >> and later in the hearing he was asked does lois lerner have a black berry or i-phone and he said i don't know and i will find out and be happy to let you know. >> every governm

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of questioning comes a couple days after this dramatic exchange between koskinen and congressman paul ryan i don't believe you. >> i have a long career. that is first time anybody said you do not believe you. >> i don't believe you. >> that he is fine. we can have a disagreement. i'm willing to stand on our record. i'm willing to remind you it was not buried in 27 pages. most of that 27 page is exhibits. when asked about custodians -- >> being forthcoming, being forthcoming is to say, you know what investigators, coness, who is -- >> let him answer the question. >> i didn't ask him a question. jon: last hour on "america's newsroom," the man who will be leading tonight's house hearing, congressman darrell issa is from california, is explaining what he will be looking for tonight. >> reality we have serious questions for the commissioner. the biggest one being, you came before us, you said you would tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but truth under oath. do you believe you told the whole truth? of course the answer is he is did not tell the whole truth. jon: talk about it with tom

paul ryan is about to inherit ways and means where he would be be a national asset. it is my understanding if you are a majority leader you cannot chair a committee. >> chuck? >> well, there is a good deal of sentiment among the more conservative and especially the southern wing and not south virginia is not the south anymore. we are talking georgia and texas, that they're entitled to a leadership position. because, of course, it's it not just the majority leader that's going to change. somebody bumps up to that and then other positions come open below it that's kind of where hencer ling comes into play. mr. pryce from georgia. pete sessions also from texas is in the mix i think it will be interesting to see how moderate republicans use their position in the caucus now to try to tip this thing because some of them are worried it's going to go too far right. >> on the immigration -- issue of immigration take a listen to the house majority leader until the end of july on that issue. >> i think it is much more desirable and frankly doable if we did it one step at a time

paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, and eric cantor radiating with youthful vigor.much since the beginning of his career in the house, eric cantor on the fast track, won a second term in '03, given the post of deputy republican whip. doesn't sound like much. went on to become number two in the house, majority leader, eric cantor on the short list for vice president on john mccain's ticket. imagine if he picked eric cantor instead of sarah palin. he didn't. eric cantor was poised to succeed john boehner as speaker of the house. expectation and speculation come to an abrupt sudden end tonight within the last few hours with the shocking new that eric cantor's congressional career has been terminated by a heretofore unknown economics professor in his district, tea party candidate, dave brat. this is an omg day in the news. amazing turn of event. we don't have many days like this in american politics, a shocker around every corner to. night is a real one. thank you for joining us. >>> i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. covering breaking news tonight that sent shoc

la poblaciÓn, que pena que no tomamos el tema de migraciÓn, mi colega mario dÍaz balart junto con paul ryan congresistas republicanos a favor y vino la derrota de erick cantor que fue como un balde de agua frÍa en la conferencia. >>> la derrota de cantor, hay un nuevo lÍder de la mayoria el seÑor mccarthy que viene del estado de california con Él usted no cree que haya una nueva posibilidad para la reforma migratoria y que su partido apoye. >>> claro que sÍ, siempre sigo optimista que trabajando conjuntamente lo vamos a poder lograr, los lÍderes demÓcratas han dicho claramente que la reforma bipartidista estÁ muerta por este aÑo y le dicen al presidente obama que tome acciÓn ejecutiva para progresar esta agenda, esto yo creo que no es lo correcto, pero entiendo la frustraciÓn, estoy frustrada tambiÉn lori, hemos trabajado por muchos aÑos por esta reforma, no debemos dejar que solamente una derrota de un congresista nos detenga de progresar con esta reforma para ayudar a tantas personas y para que un sistema que no funciona ahora tiene que funcionar. >>> ¿cree que realmente este aÑo vamos a

i think he is letting people tell him what to say -- >> that's what paul ryan said to him, we discussed don't believe you. depending on who you ask and often times it depends on their political stripes, they say that about this scandal. they say, as koskinnen did, there's no there there, if you do any more investigation, it will be a waste of the taxpayers' dime and says there was no nefarious conduct here, computers crash. and in his defense, they do! the government is huge and doesn't invest a lot of money in fancy computers and screws up in technology all the time. >> $2 billion a year for technology, megyn. don't forget that. they always cry they're poor, they're poor, they're poor, but they spend a lot of our money on technology. what are they spending it on? congress voted an enormous increase in their budget within the last ten years. one of the things that i think is really important here is that tonight, the new ploy from the irs commissioner is we're going to have a tigda investigation. we're going to ask them to investigate. remember that the first investigation was not actua

she talks about paul ryan. do you think it's a little too smooth?, that he had a really bad concussion. it's less of an attack and more of a pivot. her ability to say, you want to come at me with this, i'm going to redirect your attention to something relevant. >> if you're going to bring up this health issue of mine, bring up past issues -- >> and hold it upside by side. >> she answers a lot of questions. one topic she really did not want to really take on, to discuss any further is monica lewinsky. she says i have moved on. when the righter asked about that comment, did she call her a narcissistic looney tune. i'm not going to comment on what did or didn't happen. i think everybody needs to look to the future. >> she's done. this is a chapter in her life that she literally made a chapter about it in her previous memoir. she has written about this ordeal, this scandal. it was monica lewinsky's choice to write the article she did for "vanity fair." it was not hillary clinton's choice to re-enter this chapter of her life. she's just -- she's not goin

wisconsin's paul ryan questioned his credibility and blasted him. >> if we are investigating criminal wrongdoing targeting of people based on political beliefs and the e-mails in question are lost because of a hard drive crash that is apparently unrecoverable which a lot of i.t. professionals would question and you don't tell us about it until we ask you about it, that is not being forthcoming. i yield back the balance of my time. >> that's not true. >> you had a lot of frustration because a lot of folks would like to look at that hard drive. they were told it's been destroyed. that's not an option. no more forensic testing available and you have lois lerner refusing to answer congress' questions so they think e-mail is critical and they don't have access to a lot of her e-mails. >> we saw the passion from paul ryan. one thing you have been reporting on this week is whether or not you're seeing a change from democrats, whether in the senate or the house on this issue. how did democrats respond to the republican colleagues and to the commissioner? >> reporter: jenna, some defended the

i ran into congressman paul ryan at the inauguration last year. and i had read he was this great athlete. and i said congressman, did you ever have a concussion? he said, yes. i had several. i think three in the last one was serious. but my mother was smart enough to make me stay in. what happens to athletes, soldiers, young people in car accidents, all the reasons why people get concussions, is they kind of shake it off. and i felt like, you know, i can get back up. i can go to work. and the doctor said, no. you're going to stay and rest because then you will have a complete recovery. fast forward, i go home for christmas. go to new york for christmas. and i want to go back to work. my doctor says, let's just do an mri to make sure that everything's healing as we think it is. so, here's what they say. they say, the good news is, the concussion is totally resolving like we told you it was going to be fine. the bad news is, you've developed a clot behind your right ear and you must immediately go to the hospital because we must immediately put you

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paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, and eric cantor radiating with youthful vigor.reer in the house, eric cantor on the fast track, won a second term in '03, given the post of deputy republican whip. doesn't sound like much. went on to become number two in the house, majority leader, eric cantor on the short list for vice president on john mccain's ticket. imagine if he picked eric cantor instead of sarah palin. he didn't. eric cantor was poised to succeed john boehner as speaker of the house. expectation and speculation come to an abrupt sudden end tonight within the last few hours with the shocking new that eric cantor's congressional career has been terminated by a heretofore unknown economics professor in his district, tea party candidate, dave brat. this is an omg day in the news. amazing turn of event. we don't have many days like this in american politicpolitic shocker around every corner to. night is a real one. thank you for joining us. now time for "the last word." >>> i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. covering breaking news tonight that sent shock

eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan, joined by common sense conservative candidates from across theountry. together, they are ready to make history. together, they are the young guns. the young guns, a new generation of conservative leaders. >> men in khakis and button-down shirts, a new generation. that was an ad from a few years ago when eric cantor was one of the new stars, the young, rising stars of the republican party. welcome eric cantor's political career came to a shocking, screeching halt when he lost a primary in his own district, in virginia, by about 11 points to a guy that basically no one outside the district had heard of until this evening. we are back. howard fineman is with me. joining me now is karen finley. karen, what do you make of this? >> i make of it that the republican party needs to get a different pollster, because yet again it seems that the internal -- it's really hard for me to believe that they had no idea this was coming. yet again we see what i would consider political malpractice, and i mean that quite seriously. cantor was in even in the district.

no one's questioning -- this is really the translation -- no one's questioning paul ryan's health wheng me, right? >> exactly. >> two sentences, two punches. third line, i said, whether they serious? he said, one was really serious. i'm so grateful to my mother because she said you're grounded, you're going to rest until it goes away, and she did. a mother story. did i mention i'm going to be a grandmother soon? three lines. poetry, fourth line. we haven't taken it seriously for athletes, soldiers, accident victims, people have basically been told to shake it off. this isn't about hillary, is it it's about the american people. four lines into the response. finally, fifth line, i could have shaken it off, but what cost? i rested, went back to work after the first year. i'm conscious how people don't get their care. a master at work. she is already gone from a personal injury to working with the outside and now talking about hillary care and obamacare. >> exactly. this is what good politicians do, they take something that people are trying to turn into a negative and turn it around into