. >> dana: that was the testimony of ron white of oregon and clapper. kimberly. i want to get bob revved up. kimberly, it's not that the government has done anything illegal, is it? >> kimberly: this is my favorite part the mincing of words when they say they didn't intentionally, but do any of this to specifically target any individual or violate their rights. they do have broad powers. you have to have a check to make sure they are overreaching. what is the purpose for this insult? all i can say it helicopters to have google places, because google put together the data mining team. >> dana: when you are compelled to turn something over as you mentioned couple weeks ago, you do it. >> eric: they are hiding under the patriot act. they are saying the patriotic act. >> dana: broad powers. >> eric: us if i'm not mistaken and it's been testified you are supposed to be looking for international correspondence, not within the u.s. this is tough one. personally and i've said this before, i don't do anything wrong so i don't care if you snoop on me. i'm worried

i figure that great psychologist ron white has it diagnosed accurately. >> you can't fix stupid.applause) and granted, some locals really believe their stuff and they are defending it. but not many. on a lot of issues, they just don't make sense. (applause) for my first guest spent over a dozen years in washington as a senator from pennsylvania and campaigned as a presidential candidate in 2012 and rick sanitorium has a new job with a christian film country. we are happy to have rick here. rick, does that mean you will not run again? >> no, it doesn't mean that at all. i will be engaged in something just like you are, mike. you realize that politics is a very important avenue. i am involved in it as you are. i know you travel around the country and give speeches and vuyour radio she and tv she and engaged and involved on the front lines of the fight and i have an organization of patriot voices and i do the speaking circuit and campaign for candidates and we'll continue to do all that. but you realize that the culture is very, very important. and it was one of the great greek phil

whole thing comes and makes an about face it makes a whole circle with them and sorts dying and then ron white and using aaron swartz as creation one of his creations reddit to create a law and favor of supporting as c.f.a. changes let's move on now let's talk about microsoft paying at these hackers is this a one when for microsoft. i don't think it's a win win for anybody and what's happening here is microsoft made an announcement today or this week rather that they're going to start doing something that other big silicon valley companies have already been doing whereas if a hacker can break into their system if they can hack into microsoft or they can find some sort of exploit they will reward them with that financially. now that's great if you're a hacker and you're smarter than microsoft you can find these exploits but i am a bit weary of anyone actually even revealing these exploits we just found out actually a few months ago there's an article in bloomberg about how the u.s. government was actually getting exploits from microsoft before microsoft could patch them so what the government w

toelease full list of terrorist attks thwarted by government survllan data this m monday, senato ron whitehether mark udal ctradict it. muelr ensed hseudiciary committee that the fs taking allesry steps to hold mitted nsa leakerdwd snowde responsib for exposingthe nature of government secret surveilnce prrams, today of's hearings proving insight to what fbi director does,nd does not know ou the fbi's invtigation into scandals plagug ts president. in pticular the irs scandal in which i officials targeted conservative and tea party groups f direc struggled in his resnses to congrsman jim jordan, who asked the director a straightforward question thad to this heated standoff. >> telle who the lead instigator is. >> i will just m head no om the most important iue youo not kno who the lead vestigate or s. >> io n know. we would like to know. >> we would like to know ho many pple have you assigned. >> i have n had a briefing on it i had a briefing when we first itiated y don know who is leang e case? >> i do notnow who is lead -- >> do younow i youkedo any wathe victims? any of the groups who wer

statement in the letter to the senate judiciary committed dated february 4, 2012 by your deputy ron whitetating unequivocally there was in gun walking and guns sent across the mexican which they admit also was a lie and you had to admit after. >> count four, for your knowledge when you had the awilt to stop the gun running to mexico. count five, perjury for lying to congress that you first heard about fast and furious in late april of 2011 when even a president admits he knew about it before that. count six, conspiracy. allowing for the use of and providing guns to the mexican drugl during a truc trafficking offense in furtherance of a drug conspiracy. i started by saying that the united states department of justice is the citadel of truth in america and it commands respect. it deserves a leader who understands, respects, and reveers the law. it deserve a leader who has the integrity, the intellect and the commitment to advance the cause of justice. you have already been held in contempt of congress. the arrow he began, the lies, are the double -- the arrogance, lies, double standards are

release full list of terrorist attacks thwarted by government surveillance data this monday, senators ron white whether mark udal contradict it. mueller ensured house judiciary committee that the fbi is taking all necessary steps to hold admitted nsa leaker edward snowden, responsible for exposing the nature of government secret surveillance programs, today of's hearings providing insight to what fbi director does, and does not know about the fbi's investigation into scandals plaguing this president. in particular the irs scandal. in which irs officials targeted conservative and tea party groups, fbi director struggled in his responses to congressman jim jordan, who asked the director a straightforward question that led to this heated standoff. >> tell me who the lead investigator is. >> i will just my head no from the most important issue you do not know who the lead investigate or is. >> i do not know. >> we would like to know. >> we would like to know how many people have you assigned. >> i have not had a briefing on it i had a briefing when we first initiated. >> you don't know who is leadi

i figure that great psychologist ron white has it diagnosed accurately. >> you can't fix stupid.applause) and granted, some locals really believe their shey are defending it. but not many. on a lot of issues, they just don't make sense. (applause) for my first guest spent over a dozen years in washington as a senator from pennsylvania and campaigned as a presidential candidate in 2012 and rick sanitorium has a new job with a christian film country. we are happy to have rick here. rick, does that mean you will not run again? >> no, it doesn't mean that at all. i will be engaged in something just like you are, mike. you realize that politics is a very important avenue. i am involved in it as you are. i know you travel around the country and give speeches and vuyour radio she and tv she and engaged and involved on the front lines of the fight and i have an organization of patriot voices and i do the speaking circuit and campaign for candidates and we'll continue to do all that. but you realize that the culture is very, very important. and it was one of the great greek philosopher. g

i figure that great psychologist ron white has it diagnosed pretty accurately. >> you can't fix stupid>> and granted, some liberals really believe their stuff and maybe they're consistent about it, even can defend it. but not many. and on a lot of issues, just don't make sense. [ applause ] my first guest spent over a dozen years in washington as a senator from pennsylvania, he campaigned across the country as a presidential candidate in 2012. now rick santorum has a new job as ceo of echo light pictures, a christian film company. happy to have rick santorum here. rick, does that mean you're not going to run again? >> no, it doesn't mean that at all. it means that i'm going to be engaged in something that i, just like you are, mike, i think you realized politics is a very important avenue. i am still involved in it as you are. i know you travel around the country, you give speeches, you have your radio show, your tv show, you're engaged and involved on the frontlines of the fight. i have my organization patriot voices and i do the speaking circuit and campaign for candidates. we're goi

. >> i want to play a quick exchange in the hearing between ron white and the director of national intelligencei want to play that for the viewers. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions of hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not whitingly. >> do you -- is that a fact well statement, as far as you're concerned? >> let me just say i believe he was on a winnable position there, no matter what he said could have compromised american security. if i were his lawyer or add va kidding for him, i would say we're not collecting information on individuals, we're collecting information on phone numbers. i realize that's a technicality. that's the legal rational that would be used. this would be like asking somebody on june fourth or 5th, 1944 are we planning d-day? my understanding is asking that question knew what the answer was, this has already been discussed in the classified setting. when you're asked something in public about something so classified and so sensitive, it really put the director in an unwinnable position. >> congressman peter king, ap

so ron white and senator ron wyden, came forward along with mark udall, basically saying the patriotct should be renegotiated. of course, the patriot act is what allows this type of surveillance program to go forward. he made the point this morning that it has gone too far. the obama administration has taken this a step too far. on the other side, you have republicans, many who say this is exactly what we need for national security, including representative mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, who said these types of surveillance programs have prevented terrorist attacks, two that we know about. and he made the point that they are absolutely necessary. here's a little bit more of what mark udall and mike rogers had to say on abc this morning. take a listen. >> when you make calls, where you make calls to, who you're talking to, i think that's private information. i think if the government's gathering that, the american people ought to know it. we ought to have a discussion about it. frankly, i think we ought to reopen the patriot act and put some limits on the a

our senators that i've heard from and congressmen, congresswomen, just don't get it, other than ron whitethers. >> yes, i think in the technical definition he broke the law and will likely be punished for it. but i think it took a tremendous act of -- >> oh, he'll be punished for it. >> i think it took an act of bravery on his part to come forward with this, and i disagree with the fellow panelists. i think it was a valuable addition to our conversation. i think it was important to say and expose some of the aspects of our national security state, and i'm glad that he did it because we wouldn't have had this debate. we wouldn't have had columns like joe klein's that civil libertarians are taking it so far if not for edward snowden. >> do you think he should be charged with a crime or not? is >> i have to say yes, but i'm glad that he did it anyway. i know that he probably took that into consideration when he made these disclosures. just one more point. it's fine for us to say, yes, the government has good intentions when they do this type of surveillance, but i don't think we should give

a lot to talk about with jim acosta at the white house and ron paul. jim, this has been a remarkable day. first, what's the latest you're hearing in washington from this? >> well, i can tell you right now the white house officials are simply not commenting and congressional officials who have oversight over these matters, they are not commenting about this afternoon in the ns, broken "washington post" and "guardian" newspapers. but we can tell you, we have been talking over the last couple minutes about these i guess revelations that have come out in these stories that the government has been using the servers of about nine internet companies, technology companies, out in the silicon valley, to look at what people have been doing online, but i have to tell you, in the last hour or so, we have gotten a number of statements from some of those companies in question you mentioned google, you mentioned apple. we have a statement from apple saying that they have never heard of this program called prism. they say they do not provide any government agency with

is now dipping its toes into the raging called ron of syria's civil war after the white house said itill give military aid to the rebels. now, this move draws the u.s. closer to conflict that has turned into a magnet for extremists of all stripes, including rebel groups that are allies with al qaeda. what are the risks involved for america and could it back fire? john is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nationes and a senior fellow tt american enterprise institute. he joins us to weigh in on this. ambassador, is it the right move or could it back fire? >> i think it's a mistake largely because i think what's happening in syria, as bad as it is, has to be taken in the large er middle eastern context. the real problem is iran. despite this election they've had today, no foreign policies are going to change today as a result of it. and iran and russia are responsible for keeping the dictatorial asass regime in power. the obama administration is trying to have it both ways here. when you peel back the headline, it's pretty hard to find details. they said on friday they will not have

they're just not wearing white cloaks, but this is exactly kkk type of intimidation. >> ron? >> that's as sanine and it's indicative of why they're in trouble. there's 24 house republican districts who have 25% hispanics in them and only two of those are plausibly competitive. for the mid-term elections this is a no brainer for the republicans, they don't care about this. in 2016 this could make the republican party irrelevant, this kind of politics. i do think we have to be careful not to get too breathless about what happened yesterday. this is just the first inning. all the speaker said that he is going to do is insist on a majority of republicans for this vote. we know the house is going to put out a very white ring bill. we know the senate will put out the old rubio bill. where this counts is in conference. the speaker did not rule out breaking these so-called guidelines in conference committee. smart people, if there are any smart people in the republican leadership and in the democratic leadership, are there any leaders at the white house and in congress, talking about

for greater engagement with western countries while urging respect for you ron's right for nuclear energy. on sunday, the whitese chief of staff called rouhani's election a potentially hopeful sign. we will have more on the iranian elections after headlines. north korea is offering negotiations with the u.s. after months of tensions. on sunday, the north korean regime proposed high-level talks at a date and venue of washington's choice. the proposal reforms -- reaffirms north korea's long- tie any call to reduction of its nuclear arsenal with broader regional denuclearization, including the united states. obama administration is expected to announce today the appointment of a new envoy to head the effort to close guantÁnamo bay. clifford sloan, a washington lawyer, has been tapped to head the state department's office of guantÁnamo closure. the office has been closed since january after the administration effectively abandoned of the effort. more than 100 guantÁnamo bay prisoners remain on a hunger strike to protest their indefinite imprisonment. the ecuadorian prime minister ricardo patino is in britain for t

victory in the last 20 years it would have been a route, so that was what was ron the line and obama was able to make, not white men but pretty much everybody else see that we had to at least try to look at this whole thing from the perspective of middle class, not just wealthy, maybe the job creators, maybe. >> rose: the relationships of bill clinton? >> interesting. well one of the most interesting things i found out about him he called mitt romney a week after the election and said that he had believed until hurricane sandy that romney was going to win, the a lot of people say well, i knew obama was going to win, that is bull, even bill clinton wasn't sure. now, they were quite confident in chicago because they knew they were crushing romney on the ground, but clinton, he did obama a major favor at the convention because he explained obama better obama. >> rose: what does that say? they, he has something obama doesn't have? >> it is great talent, and at one point, obama, you know, his friend marty nesbitt said he should be secretary of explaining stuff. >> rose: right. >> and so -- but obama is just not as g

ron wearing a canvas jacket. >> dan, light blue cashmere v-neck sweater with white riding pants. >> i like it.i can pull this off. >> now second outfits, traditional suits but with some by piziaz. >> i feel like a car nay pit stop. >> checked suit. >> a sapphire piece dyed twill jacket and skinny stirrup pants. >> i can't wait until tomorrow because i get better looking every day. >> time for a who wore it best "gma" style. >> let's go. >> i think america has to choose who wore it better. >> like schwarzenegger/devito movie "twin,". >> i don't like the men in turt turtleneck look, sorry. we asked people here what they thought. who won. sn come on, guys. >> ooh. i might be edging you out, ron. >> you can't vote twice. >> there you go. >> looks like ron is coming out ahead. >> i had the tiebreaking vote. >> oh! >> i think he gets better looking every single day. >> i competed against ron, we've run for prom king gaens each other, raced nascar. i lose every time. >> to finish there, dan. >> coming up, - -- wheel of fortune, living up to its name with one of the largest payoffs in the game's histo

ron and rand paul could make you a republican why. be because they speak the truth as they say in old words through movies white man speaks the truth no forked tongue . rand paul was eloquent and since the cia did. the steroid the party. there's an alternative for americans yet let me let me jump in here for a second so right when you say that rand paul speaks the truth what truth is he speaking and second of all what do you mean the cia is infiltrated the republican party but first of all what truth is rand paul speaking this morning he said the president has lost the moral authority to guide the country because he doesn't answer i mean of the charges about the wiretapping or they are all rests or why he or big ozzie for a very obvious examples. in fact is a suddenly thing since he ran for office the republican party has had some bad luck that i don't think is random your member they were in that one guy who was a romney who looks like everybody's first close with them. but they had bad luck all right once but yeah let me let me ask you about this string of bad luck and out might relate to well let's go back to one nine hundred sixty

ron. he had seen these and i got a call to come down to the white house. i had a partner in arms richard alcott who came with me. but better than that, a young man named kevin mcclerken who had worked in the office a long time, gone to school in arkansas, his parents were from, i think from little rock or pine bluff. i brought him along and it was chemically the right thing to do. they met. he gripped them with two hands and he asked them are you part of those mcclerkens or these mcclerkens. and we were off to a very nice start it was a very friendly session. we didn't have the job yet. we were being interviewed. >> rose: okay, here is the case with be box the bush wanted to put it in a place that already had an architecture style. you don't have that issue. >> the opposite, absolutely opposite it was in a kind of toxic dump in a way, old industrial building, some of which really did have toxic soil under them. he wanted it in that location. he asked at that first meeting in the white house if we would go out there, take a look. as he put it i think word f

the state of oversight today for senators like ron wyden today go into a secured classified intelligence facility, provide it with only some memos the whitee has determined they're willing to share with members of congress, and are not allowed to bring writing utensils and, no paper or anything with a battery. they read the administration's justification for conducting these strikes, that are not allowed to tell anyone what they've seen when they're in that room. for me, the stakes are very high because we have an assertion openly and publicly by the president of the united states that he believes we have the right to conduct these operations in any country where there's a potential threat against u.s. persons for it i believe president obama should be required to present evidence that american citizens are involved in criminal or terrorist activities before sentencing them to death. remember, the vast majority of victims are not u.s. citizens, of yemenis and pakistanis in somalia's from around the world. >> you are suing u.s. government right now, nasser al-awlaki, for the deaths of your son and grandson. what are you asking for? the fir

and tight obama jihad may kill who is the white male is the capital floor a bloody mass over the health care debate is bad if you are magazine and journalist ron fournier of the national journal recently said obama has raised a jihad against the press making it more likely it will have done wars jihad against the press so of course that made headlines this was a great headline recently to mcconnell decries i.r.s. jihad against obama critics yep senator mcconnell said it and then the media waned to printed up in headlines everywhere the use of jihad in terror isn't limited to describing obama related stories though this was a great headline that popped up is it time for the great jihad against networked storage jihad against networked storage for computer data yes that is an epic emotional struggle for believers against nonbelievers and as for terror every news out. jumps to use it to describe everything from the weather to dogs all of these headlines popped up in the last few days deadly tornadoes heavy flooding terrorized central oklahoma scream they terrorize you troops with first paid horror channel wild hogs terrorizing port st lucie neigh

white male crowd. >> diversity is an old, old wooden ship that was used during the civil war era. >> no ron burgundy's not a bad thing. >> this isn't about sex. >> our goal should be to hold commanders more accountable. >> this is about assaultive domination and violence. >> young folks coming into each of your services. >> this isn't about sex. >> hormone level created by nature -- sets in place the possibility for these types of things to occur. >> are you frickin' kidding me? >> making commanders less responsible will not work. >> not every commander can distinguish between a slap on the ass and a rape. >> gee whiz. >> you have lost the trust of the men and women who rely on you. >> i cannot overstate my disgust and disappointment. >> there are a lot of cavemen coming out of the shadows. >> let's get to our panel now. joining us now is political strategist angela rye, my colleague and co-host of the cycle, crystal ball. and jonathan capehart on the north lawn of the white house. jonathan, there are a lot of caveman in the shadows, it's a good thing we find you right nous to the white house, we'll

ron kristy? >> the think we said at the top of the segment that upsets me the most is that the white house use raceto stop conversation. if you say that someone is a racist or they play the race card, the policies have failed americans in general to fail the black community in particular. what they are doing for the lack of school choice is killing our kids. what they are doing with gun violence in our inner killing black kids, but does the media want to discuss this? no, because it takes away from the narrative that obama the democrat is doing great things and republicans are racist and they don't really get it. >> go ahead. >> just to see you back on that point, the left uses race as an emotional video. the video you just showed, on empower.org we have an action for black conservatives to take action and to send him a note to make him apologize for what he did. and another thing i want to mention is that when we have black conservative that is come out to promote liberty and personal responsibility, we need a support system. because there are way too many people who are afraid to come out and say

ron kristy? >> the think we said at the top of the segment that upsets me the most is that the white house use race conversation. if you say that someone is a racist or they play the race card, the policies have failed americans in general to fail the black community in particular. what they are doing for the lack of school choice is killing our kids. what they are doing with gun violence in our inner cities is killing black kids, but does the media want to discuss this? no, because it takes away from the narrative that obama the democrat is doing great things and republicans are racist and they don't really get it. >> go ahead. >> just to see you back on that point, the left uses race as an emotional video. the video you just showed, on empower.org we have an action for black conservatives to take action and to send him a note to make him apologize for what he did. and another thing i want to mention is that when we have black conservative that is come out to promote liberty and personal responsibility, we need a support system. because there are way too many people who are afraid to come out and