>> i can't rember quality issues, but people love ford for a lot of reasons. the quality of the vehicles, they didn't take the bailout. >> gary, great seeing you. >> my pleasure. glad to be here. >> it is the place for business, fox. >>> a dial tone. that's right. that's all conservative groups are hearing from the fbi. the attorneys representing 41 of the organizations suing the irs for targeting them says he still has not heard a peep from the agency, even though the fbi claims it is investigating the irs. mind you, this story broke nearly two months ago. so is this proof that the administration is not taking the charges seriously? hi, everybody. lcome to "forbes on fox." happy fourth of july. let's go in focus with mr. steve forbes. steve is the fbi taking this seriously or

i don't rember this coming up the you were being targeted. >> no. it came a lot. lot of misinformation was used as a political weapon. the point here is that if the inspector general's fice has evidence to suggest that my records where -- were inappropriate the access and they need to investigate and i am thankful senator grasey is office is investigating and we're hoping to the department of justice will take the right course of action and mine is only one of many cases where political candidates the word donors have their record access to. charles: i youctually hearing from additional people now? >> about their records? absolutely. in the washington times accommodate it did at least two stories on this with all the facts right. one of those is on our web site if they want more details. there are at least eight other people who have had their tax records and is used and illegally access by thers. if somebody is in a position have access to confidential records and are abusing that position, that is a grievous offense in the department of justice could get involve

crisis but rember we export oil today.ave aajor mideast eruption we're not inoculated from it but it does affect us even though egypt is not a big producer itself and i don't think the suez will be closed but it underscores the real problem today which is this a venetia split after former gas to said there are no good guys. charles: and we seemextreme violence in iraq also. why is domestic oil starting to move higher so rapidly? >> because we are tethered to the world. anybody who analyzes the oil market will say look at saudi arabia with the 10 million barrels per day of oil, 40 percent of the population is portia and arrester suny. 30 percent of the eastern zone where they produce the oil is portia, i recommend azerbaijani and iran has a big shia population and the struggles that we see in egypt going on also in syria with president morsi said estrange leave lia was a greater threat to the mideast dan jews when an arab leader says something as inflammatory as that it tells you how bad the split is. charles: you talk out

has been 5 years wh is the unemployment rate going under 7%, we're in summer of recovery 5.0 now, remberaid he will f it in his recovery summer, we've been through 5 now, we're going nowhere. charles: katie. david, debt -- >> i think we've done a good job over last 4 years considering. charles: are you really happy now. >> consider being had worst financial crisis. charles: but you understand. -- bush, bush, blame bush. charles: you know that basic economics further barring reaction goes, better recovery should be this one stretched and when w comeback, this is broken all the rules of logic, and all of the rules of economicking largely because of polits even ben bernankin tells us that fisl policies are hurting our economy. lou: one of fiscal eonomy is too were focus on deficit reduction, a lot of economists believe, when you cut deficit you often put people out of work are we see it with sequestration, right now, unemployment coul could be if wd nott fire the government workers here is thing, most americans have said, i poll after poll that reducing unemployment is more important than c

and i rember you and senator lott saying to substantial grief from some, that these judges, judge candidatesad gotten out of committee and they were entitled to an up-or-down vote on the floor. and senator lott joined senator daschle and filed cloture on both those nominations not for the purpose of defeating them, but for the purpose of advancing them. they both got an up-or-down vote and they both are now called judge. mr. hatch: so the cloture votes in those instance wr-s floor management devices to get to a vote so we could vote those nominations to the bench. so they were hardly filibusters in that sense? mr. mcconnell: they were not. they were situations which do occur from time to time where you have a nominee that has some objection. and around here, if anybody objects, it could conceivably end up in a cloture vote. it doesn't mean that that -- mr. hatch: and spend a lot of time on the senate floor. mr. mcconnell: it doesn't mean that nomination is on the way to nowhere. it means that nomination is on the way to somewhere, because you invoke cloture, and then you get an up-or-down vo