stoddard was interested in the contents of my file. what he was doing. >> after a few moments of reading, stoddard motions for another officer to come over. she continues her statement antonio, the defendant who was being sentenced for assaulting another inmate, notices the activity behind him but doesn't say anything. then, stoddard removes the document from the file and examines it. a potentially serious breach of attorney-client privilege. he instructs the other officer to go and make a copy of it. as that officer leaves, she turns around but is unaware of what they are doing with the document. >> i think he did give me like the, it's okay look, and i probably turned back. >> she resumes speaking to the judge who does not seem to see the officers taking the document either. but lozano finally brings the matter to the court's attention. >> i was shocked and surprised. i had to protect my client's rights and that's first and foremost, what i had to do, so that was my focus. >> she requests a sidebar to express her concern to the judge

stoddard, charlie hirt. thank you both. >> thank you.enna: isis known as the world's richest terrorist organization so where does it get the money and what is being done to stop the flow of cash? apparently it didn't have to do as much with oil as we thought in the past. we'll go in depth. >>> train derailment sending this into the air. its cargo goes into the river. what it was carrying that is sparking some major concern. jon: right now a state of emergency declared in west virginia after a train derailment. you can see the horrible results. tank cars exploding sending massive pillars of flame and smoke boiling into the air. this happened monday just 30 miles southeast of charleston. the engine was pulling more than 100 tankers of crude oil sending at least one of them into the kenewa river. the explosion setting a house on fire. nearby residents are force to evacuate as environmental officials remain on the scene. one person was treated for potential smoke inhalation. but nobody else amazingly was hurt. jenna: numbers on the isis mone

many thanks to michaelstad stoddard from paris, maintain thanks. >> the party secrets out.t. >> very awkward, i will think. >>> greece and germany get set to play let's make a deal over the eurozone bailout. this is no game. the real-life stakes are enormous. we'll explain all of that next. >>> plus six feet or nearly two meters of snow and counting. a look at one u.s. city that's growing very frustrated with the winter of 2015. >>> greece's new prime minister alexis tsipras, has won a new confidence plan regarding the bailout. >> many are unhappy with the strict austerity measures attached to the bailout money. the vote comes as eurozone finance ministers are set to meet today in brussels. >>> germany's finance minister is taking a hard line against any plans to change the greek bailout deal. he and other european leaders want greece to seek an extension on a program when it expires this month. if greece refuses, he says that's it. >> translator: we have a euro group meeting tomorrow. the greek finance minister will for the first time present the ideas of the greek governm

stoddard, associate editor of "the hill" and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. overall thoughts on this policy these moves and the fallout? >> many of the critics of the policy soup to assume the cuban regime will crumble when its founding dictator dies. the problem with that is that the soviet regime survived the death of its founding dictator by 67 years. the soviet regime survived the death of his successor stalin. it began under the presidency of dwight eisenhower. as did attempts by the united states to bring the regime down. the regime has survived the presidencies of eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter reagan bush, clinton, bush, and obama. that's 11 presidencies. it's not going to fall by itself. we don't know what will work but 50 years of futility is probably about enough. >> jason, as we've heard in this hour critics of this policy say this was the time because the soviets are no longer supporting like they did, neither is venezuela because of falling crude prices. if this is the time, critics say this is a lifeline to the castro brother

. >> captain candis stoddard is one who did make it. she was only 18 years old when she started working at the prison, and her family wasn't happy about it. >> yeah. they were, like, you're working where? i said at the main facility. well, they didn't care for that too much. they did know friends of the family that had two sons in here that got killed during the riot. hadley, i'll be back to talk to you when i have some more time. i do not have time right now. >> when? >> you're going -- tomorrow. >> when? >> i had a few higher administration tell me i wouldn't make it. that i was going to be bringing in drugs, having sex with the inmates, doing something, and that made me have more ambition to prove to them and myself that, you know, you can't base what you're thinking on my looks, and that's what's kept me going all these years is that i'm here to prove them wrong. >> as our cameras were rolling, we saw firsthand how unruly inmates continually challenge the staff. inmate toby gonzales, convicted of second degree murder and armed robbe

stoddard associate editor of "the hill" and charles krauthammer. a.b.?hillary looks convince bl but she's indeed old news old stuff. the default leaders of the democratic party. this is a very different democratic party not only than the one she faced and failed in convincing in 2008 but that her husband became the nominee in 1992. they're trying to persuade everyone that they simply are unbeatable but there's a lot of vulnerability not only about her record at the state department which will come under heavy question but also the very lavish you know trips she takes on corporate airplanes, the willingness of the foundation revealed this week to take donations from foreign governments. they see no conflict of interest there, and, of course, these very expensive speeches. she's been close up to the time of the announcement about putting a presidential campaign together. there are people who have space to challenge her, but whether or not they have the courage to do so. >> steve, you talk to democrats and there is this angst about the clinton candidacy, a

stoddard and "weekly standard's" john mccormick. a.b. harf says we can't kill our way out. killing will stop the beheading. if we kill them they can't behead. jobs a good idea. been waiting since february of 2009 for many americans to get stimulus for jobs. your thought on what is going on there. >> what she said root why isis has been able to galvanize westerner who's the fight is actually reasonable. president george w. bush said the same things. he said in the absence of -- with poverty you have a vacuum and lack of hope that can lead to terrorism. >> so much. >> i'm telling you this is what our previous president said. then is he wrong too. very silly after the day we saw 21 christians beheaded in egypt there is a sense in this country that there is not a sense of urgency about the severity of the problem within this white house. and that they are playing down the real security threat while they try to talk about the long-term resolution of root causes. why that is sensible and reasonable in the long term. the real concern here is that they are not focused on the immedi

stoddard and "weekly standard's" john mccormick. john, the administration coming out and hitting the president -- or prime minister netanyahu with a 2 by 4. >> they say they don't want to let this influence israeli elections. it has everything to do with them wanting to undermine netanyahu. critical critics dealing with iran that the obama administration is pursuing. if they were confident this is a good deal they wouldn't mind having netanyahu here to make the case against it if they thought this was defensible. gotten unhinged lately. john kerry says we can't trust netanyahu because he supported the iraq war. this is john kerry who voted for the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for the iraq war now we can't listen to this guy because he supported it. he didn't vote for it or sent people off to that war. >> the administration is with speaker boehner because they are mad that speaker boehner didn't notify the white house that he had invited the prime minister to come and talk about iran nuclear weapons. so, it's sort of they are mad

stoddard, associate editor and columnist for the hill.urt columnist for the washington times. a.b., the irs was directed with a subpoena by congress to go look at these backup tapes to locate them. irs said, ah, they don't exist and we did look. now we find out last night they didn't even bother to look. how serious is this? >> well it's very serious because finally you hear an admission from government officials, from the treasury, the treasury ig saying there could be potential criminal activity here. this is the news. has the irs stonewalled? we've known that for a very long time. have they not found electronic correspondence we knew was available to the government? we know this kind of thing just captured three men in brooklyn who were trying to join the i ooh sis fight. we -- isis fight. what's news here and it is significant is the fact that we have the treasury ig saying, you know, this is potentially a criminal activity, and there'll be a criminal investigation. gregg: you know charlie, the inspector general said there is potentia

stoddard and political correct rick klein. why is it i mean, i don't know not making apologies to the obama administration. president obama wants 2 billion extra. the money is out there. the money is owed. why don't they try to collect what's owed? >> the argument for the irs and this is a tough one to make you spend money to make money. hiring more people means can you collect more of it. >> that hasn't worked so far. >> i think senator scott's point is a good one. it takesit take fundamental reordering of the agency. we have seen the scandals in the past. we haven't gotten the sense of moving in the right direction. under the environment see congress have to act on the things the president just proposed ponying up any more money. >> i couldn't with a straight face if i were the president ask for $2 billion more knowing that federal employees owe 3.6 billion and 36 people in my own office owe taxes. a.b., your thoughts on this budget you?ither take a stab at the irs or move along to the other partive. >> i agree with rick, un

let's bring in our panel, steve hayes, amy stoddard and charles krauthammer. >> the united states standsan. all of the comments yesterday had the united states standing by jordan. i think the white house seems to mean this quite literally. we're standing by when all of this happens. so we're not going to see any change in strategy we're not going to see any new arms to jordan, which the jordanians have requested. and as you saw in the briefing today, we're not even going to offer rhetorical support for the execution of isis terrorists that the jordanians carried out. so what good is -- what is the united states doing? we're not going to -- this is not going to actually change what we're doing at all. the white house makes the case that it's building this coalition. this has been going on for quite some time this fight against isis, this fight against these threats. the fact that the white house thinks it's still building this coalition suggests that they're a little bit far behind. but i would argue that in fact what's happening on the ground is that we're witnessing a fracturing of the

stoddard the "the washington post" blake.., almost every week we see the irrelevancy going up -- irs going up there and display showing what they do to the american people is disgraceful. >> this investigation has gone on for a very long time. the administration has not given the congress the information that theist has been asking for. we had a big story this week, you know bob cusack my editor and chief submitted freedom of information requests to the treasury departments asking for a 12 emails. many months ago. not one came back. they said it was personnel privacy issues. interagency issues. could be legal proceedings underway. there are known none criminal or legal proceedings coming against lois lerner that we know of. still her emails can't come. what you see both in their responses to requests for information and in their testimony on the hill is they have absolutely bought the idea the american public isn't paying attention to this. the administration can keep on focusing on other problems, that everyone is on to isis