solyndra is a story of political interference. picking winners and losers. that includes fast and furious. we are here today because failures within the irs are not isolated to just tax-exempt division. four months ago when obamacare opened for business -- this fast and this hearing is now over but this investigation is not. >> you see, the investigation is never over with congressman issa. if it's not solyndra, it's benghazi or obamacare. and this year promises more of the same. congressman issa's agenda for 2014 includes more hearings on the irs, benghazi, and fast and furious. what a surprise. joining me now are joy reid and ryan grim. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> joy, is issa just throwing stuff at the wall, it doesn't matter if any sticks at all? >> no, it's interesting. so darrell issa's job is to sort of make real a lot of the conspiracy theories you see on the right and right wing media. they've got these -- it's issa's job to deliver. he keeps promising he's going to deliver. that any day he's going t

they have hammered the solyndra bankruptcy but it's emblematic they want to get control of the economy. i think the health care debate and that the was something that was accepted in the popular culture and wasn't just relegated but the idea that whether they had the was a legitimate point of the health care debate is because fox was pushing aggressively. what's interesting is the candidacy and the election changed the mission of fox news great i interviewed someone very close to ailes who told me prior to the candidacy, ailes saw himself competing with cnn, msnbc, "new york times." fox was the counterbalance in the american media. but with obama's rise he saw something different and fall the america that he knew as a child and as an adult changing and he saw the mission really pick in front of the white house and it became a personal mission where he was standing up to the president and that is where i opened the book with an exchange that took place at the white house in 2011 at the holiday party that they posted for the administration for the members of the media. and ailes took his

i don't believe in industrial policy, whether supporting a group like solyndra or the tax laws. bring the rates way down. in fact, you bring them down so far that you really don't need any capital gains differential. under simpson balls, we had three rates, 10%, 15%, and 30%. when people do that, people invest for the best return in their money. you get the most productive use out of that money and will probably generate more revenues than a tax law that gives a lot of deductions and exactions and has high rates. in fact, i'm sure it will. so that is some answer to you. >> yes, sir, back there. >> thank you for coming today. my name is arnold king and i own king solutions. what can a person do -- how can they assist the economy this year and in 2015? we need to get back to our -- to talk about the economy. what can we do about the economy onward? what can business do to help the economy? >> great question. how do we get the economy going? i believe the united states is on the verge of massive economic expansion. probably as large as we have ever had in our history. it will be dr

. >> and they are meet ago key note and they will be meet being in solyndra alito and this afternoon, the group is being offered a tour of of his life. the children pledge to become passionate and thought full citizens. they talked about how chavez followed in the steps of jesus christ and pointed out the up justices of those times. >> all of us, that every human being. >> and we can not longer compete. >> reporter: they later became the united farm workers' union and the food, annual p-200 people are expected to, donate and one in 16 are 6 people in alameda depend on the food bank for food. >>> it is am -- and it is a threat that could affect the game and the cleanup from over the weekend. >>> good morning, right now we are looking at a commute which still looks good on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise and we will tell you about the bay weather. >> no rain or cloud but and we will have all of your details coming up in a few minutes. . >>> welcome back, time now 544 testimony a search for the plane turned out to be fishing equipment. passengers in china, the wait for

much later in the 1850's betsy and her son created : solyndra on two continents legitimacy and for his right and the secession. the illegitimate child of jerome bonaparte, but it will cost him much trouble. and so we're not calling to say he is andrea not going to say that he is entitled to the throne. the headline on harper's weekly magazine displacing news of secession conventions and the possibility of civil war at home every significant event in personal life from our marriage to her divorce to napoleon's downfall to the famous trial, the death of her former husband and finally to her own death at the age of 93 in 1878 all prompted newspapers across the country, newspapers from tulsa, okla. who retold the story of her courtship, marriage, and the trail. a reader can actually trace the american trajectory from anxious and fragile experiment into a confident member of the family of nations by falling how these newspapers responded to the event. finally betsy's critique of american society and for giving an unrepentant see if the ins who provides a window onto a half century says that

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they give us solyndra, benghazi, fast and furious, obamacare. >> i also know four americans were murderedghazi and our government lied to us as to what happened. >> oh, boy. that was a reminder of the gop's obsession with fake scandals and false equivalencies to fast and furious to this week's revival of the so-called irs scandal, all drummed up to undermine the obama presidency. this week democrats decided enough was enough. somewhere between the 50th and 51st votes to repeal the obamacare act and in a breach of house rules, chairman issa refused to let his colleague elijah cummings speak, cutting his microphone off and urging those present to leave. >> now let me say what i have to say. i've listened to you for the last 15 or 20 minutes. let me say what i have to say. >> miss lerner, you're released. you may leave. >> first i would like to use my time to make some brief points. for the past year the central republican accusation in this investigation -- >>> we're adjourned. close it down. >> before our committee is the same old document -- if you will sit down and allow me to ask the qu

solyndra, solarcity, greenpeace style energy. david: a lot of failures there.lk about a real life cliffhanger, workers from a phoenix-based company as they cleaned underside the grand canyon sky walk. they hooked up to series of ropes to clean 40 panes of glass on the sky walk's underside. they require workers to hang out 4,000 feet above the colorado river, if that ain't scary enough, workers must repel thousands of feet down the canyon's walls to collect garbage. sandra: amazing. always somebody willing to do jobs like that. number one thing to watch tomorrow will be reading of fourth quarter gdp set to be released in the morning. economists expect gdp gain to rise to 2.7%, david. david: market will be moving off of that announcement. you have to be sure to watch. sandra: "willis report next. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in

the other thing -- >> solyndra moment. >> right. analysts are saying this could be a good thing. can't keep bailing everybody out. people have to learn when they invest, it could fail. >> that's the way capitalism works. they have a blended system there. >> nice way to put it. >> steve, let's talk about the weather, who doesn't like to talk about the weather. you've got new data indicating what? about how the weather is affecting the economy? >> indicating that we really, really hope it was the weather because it was a big drop in the service sector report today from the institute for supply and management. take a look at the chart. what you see is this steady weakness that happened over the winter crashing down to that 51 level there, 50 indicates growth in the service sector and in the economy. but it's getting close and i want to show you what happened to the employment component of this. we follow this on this show. take a look. that's the second -- >> like my ekg. >> let's hope not, tyler. >> look at that last one. >> we would be getting out the defibrillator. that's two big

you know, fast and furious, contraception, benghazi, irs, solyndra, world war ii memorial. i mean, just any scandal he can try to create into a scandal. >> well, that's exactly right. as you know, in each of these instances, he has made up scurrilous, wild accusations that sometimes not obviously based in fact. but, again, as we have learned from time to time, based on only a piece of the fax and his willingness to withhold information i think is incredibly troubling in conjunction with this kind of behavior. but you're right, reverend. they have tried -- issa in particular has been on a witch-hunt ever since the beginning of this presidency. >> now, you know, congresswoman, you said on my radio show earlier today that you felt that it was important people understand this is not just about congressman elijah cummings, a member of your caucus. this is about how you allowed certain behavior and not allowed certain behavior in the house of representatives. >> there is no question about it. this is bigger than elijah cummings. he has brought dishonor on the house of representat

you feel you are watching parallel universes because stories on fox often have been about acorn or solyndra the green power. what would you say to people who say, let me just ask you what you see is the difference between what "msnbc" is doing? are they similar or how are they different? >> guest: in many ways they have outfoxed fox on the left. "msnbc" has decided there business is a progressive liberal talk show and i think that's an insure sting marketing strategy. it's important to point out that was the business decision. as we talked about it to "msnbc" was more than happy to be a conservative right-wing network after 9/11 when they thought that was a better marketing strategy. ailes started fox for political reasons and "msnbc" is a business marketing issue but what i think is interesting is "msnbc" is not as good as fox. just as pure television producers that programming is not as compelling because they don't have roger ailes unique talents and his ability to foster conflict and his ability to pick talent. if you look at the talent ailes has picked. bill o'rielly was out of work an

i don't believe in industrial policy, whether supporting a group like solyndra or the tax laws. down.the rates way in fact, you bring them down so far that you really don't need any capital gains differential. under simpson balls, we had 15%, and 30%.0%, when people do that, people invest for the best return in their money. you get the most productive use out of that money and will probably generate more revenues than a tax law that gives a lot of deductions and exactions and has high rates. in fact, i'm sure it will. so that is some answer to you. >> yes, sir, back there. >> thank you for coming today. my name is arnold king and i own king solutions. how can a person do -- they assist the economy this year and in 2015? -- tod to get back to our talk about the economy. what can we do about the economy onward? help thebusiness do to economy? >> great question. how do we get the economy going? i believe the united states is on the verge of massive economic expansion. probably as large as we have ever had in our history. it will be driven by four basic factors. the first and is imp

in general we have too much subsidization of energy whether windmills or companies like solyndra we don't take advantage of free could or should of our natural resources. but the giant shining example of regulatory overkill in my mind is obamacare. it is fundamentally flawed based on the notion in part of the payment system loaded with disincentives to work to implant and very problematic. if you take the combination of the regulatory avalanching and the policy i ask myself is a wonder the economy has grown at all. even at 2 percent we should be impressed considering what the economy is up against. now that i have so blatant your tuesday morning. [laughter] it is encouraging that despite all that we have done this economy manages to eke out some growth it shows an amazing resilience that is in the american dna and in our nature for all the headwinds, that is why i think if we could get policy , economic growth would be amazing. we could be poised to have a terrific break out in growth and prosperity if we would get fundamentals right. look at the advantages compared to the rest of the wor

>> i am not a fan of incentives with industrial policy whether supporting a group like solyndra or through the tax law. you reduce as far as you care of the deductions and exemptions in and bring a the rates way down. in fact, so far you don't need that capital gains differential. . . >> thank you for coming today. my name is arnold king. [inaudible] my question is what can the department do -- to get the issue on the economy back? in other words how can they fix the economy this year and 2015. we need to get back to our talk about the economy and what can we do about the economy? what can a business do to invest in the economy and so forth? >> a great question. how do we get the economy going? i believe the united states is on the verge of a massive economic expansion. probably as large as we have ever had in our history and it's going to be driven by four basic factors. the first and most important by far is the new energy paradigm where for the first time since the 50s we are going to be an energy exporter rather than importer but more importantly than that we are going to have an incre

. $1.7 trillion in new taxes, $800 billion in stimulus sending handouts to solyndra and friends and supporters that cost hundreds of millions of dollars to hard-working taxpaying american families. legions of unaccountable bureaucrats that have put the boot of the federal government on economic acts of americans paychecks and then there have been the growth of $7 trillion in our federal debt that will be placed on the backs of our kids and grandkids. now here are the outcomes of those policies. one is the middle class has shrunk. we have middle-class incomes have shrunk and inequality has increased. the ranks of those living in poverty has increased dramatically. the labor force participation rate is the lowest since the disastrous years of jimmy carter's presidency and there has been an explosion of families that live off of taxpayer provided benefits. now notwithstanding those results tied to those policies and the economic failures of those policies the president has come up with the same budget again and here's what he has proposed. hundreds of millions of dollars in new spending. it's cal

i don't believe in industrial policy, whether supporting a group like solyndra or the tax laws. i believe what you do is reduce as far as you can the deductions and exemptions in the tax laws and bring the rates way down. in fact, you bring them down so far that you really don't need any capital gains differential. or dividend differential. your top rate under simpson-bowles, we had three rates, i think they were 10%, 15%, and 20%. when you do that, people don't invest any longer for tax purposes. they invest for the best return on their money. that's the best industrial policy. because that means you're getting the most productive use out of that money and it will probably jeb ration more revenues than a tax law that gives a lot of exemptions and has right hates. in fact, i'm sure it will. that's my thumbnail answer as to that. >> yes, sir, back there. >> thank you for coming today. my name is arnold king and i own king consulting solutions a business consulting business. my questions are, what can a get the issue- to can they fity, how the economy this year and in 2015 because

they give us solyndra, benghazi, fast and furious, obamacare, massive unemployment, a debt that willur grandchildren and one executive order after another right on top of each other. and hoarse the deal -- and here's the deal, rather than expose government dishonesty and scandal like they used to, the media elite whitewash it all. move on, they tell us. there's nothing to see here. don't worry about it. move on. one of america's greatest threats is the national news media that fails to provide a level playing field for the truth. [applause] now it's all entertainment, ratings, personal celebrities, the next sensational story and the deliberate spinning and purposeful use of words and language, truth be with damned, to advance -- truth be damned, to advance their own agenda. you see it every day many this country. and here's how you know the media's lying, they still call himselfs journalists. [laughter] i'll tell you, they've never been honest about the nra. they hate us. just for saying out loud and sticking up for what we believe as if we had no right. so they try to ridicule us in

here is what they said -- guest: well, solyndra has become a factor over basically any in industries.tat was one failure in a program where there are a lot of successes. clearly not all of these will be triumphant. some of them will have breakout successes and will last over the years with increased support. some of them will fall by the wayside. i think we are structured to provide safeguards against political pork at the caller is referring to. i was going to ask which type of political oversight is given to these? specific targets in terms of delivering technology. one of the next ones has absolute targets for over years reducing the cost of kaiser -- carbon fiber to a certain point. i think it is very well structured in that respect. valuation -- evaulation. obviously management of the money is carefully done. i think the crucial thing here is that you have the fundamental check of industry skin in the game. the bulk of the money in these will be private sector are. from bob next call is in florida. republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for the show. mauro talking about

instead cut this, $535 million loan guarantee to solyndra.plane. that's the eyes and the radarhe. they're cutting seven of them. right now we're undersourced as it is right now. i've already talked to the commander of the air force about this. with 535, we could bring that back up. we would not have to cut the seven aircraft. >> and you also suggest cut $757 million from the global climate change initiative to build green power plants overseas, you could have used that to buy 50 blackhawks for our reserves. >> yeah. right now we have a need for 111 in our restructuring of the army. a lot of these go to the guardians. this is a desperate need. >> no kidding. senator inhofe of oklahoma, thank you very much for playing cut this, not that. >> sounds good. >> four minutes before the top of the hour. we're going to step aside, be back with more in two minutes ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look a