. >> tea party news network and the tea party .. >> greenwich tea party patriots of south jersey. >> interesting. all of the names we are not supposed to have in our groups and you are targeted. how many, a show of hands, were all unfairly you believe targeted by the irs? show of hands? >> i think that my situation is more of the beurocracy. i have a c4. i have a story to tell though. >> we will get to you. catherine, i will start with you. it wasn't only the irs for you. it was osha. it was a bunch of government agencies. tell your story. >> we filed our nonprofit application in july of 2010. up until that time i never had any government agency be involved with anything i have had to do except filing your normal yearly tax returns. after filing that application and until as recently as a month ago we have had 18 different points of contact from the fbi, from the department of labors osha, from the department of justices irs -- excuse me justices batis-atf. >> did they find anything wrong? >> no. >> and so far how long has this bee

radio. >> oh, todd is here. >> tea tea party news network ad the teaparty.net. >> tea party patriotsy. >> sean: all of you targeted. where all of you, do youow o believe, unfairly targeted by the irs? show of hands. >> i thi think that my situatios more the bureaucracy. i have a c4. i have a story to tell, though,. >> sean: we'll getart to you.nt katherine, i'll start with you. wasn't only the irs for you. >> no. >> sean: it was osha, a whole bunch of government agencies. tell your story. >> we filed our nonprofit application in july of 2010. up until that time i had never had any government agency be involved with anything i've had to do except for filing your normal yearly tax returns. after filing that application,l until as recently as a month ago, we've had 18 different points of contact from the fbi, from the department of labors, osha, from the department of justice's atf. >> sean: did they find anything wrong? >> no. >> sean: how long has this been going on? >>>> almost three years. >> sean: three years? >>. almost three years. >> sean: and all the different government agenci

radio. >> oh, todd is here. >> tea tea party news network ad the teaparty.net. >> tea party patriotsrgeted. where all of you, do youow o believe, unfairly targeted by the irs? show of hands. >> i thi think that my situatios more the bureaucracy. i have a c4. i have a story to tell, though,. >> sean: we'll getart to you.nt katherine, i'll start with you. wasn't only the irs for you. >> no. >> sean: it was osha, a whole bunch of government agencies. tell your story. >> we filed our nonprofit application in july of 2010. up until that time i had never had any government agency be involved with anything i've had to do except for filing your normal yearly tax returns. after filing that application,l until as recently as a month ago, we've had 18 different points of contact from the fbi, from the department of labors, osha, from the department of justice's atf. >> sean: did they find anything wrong? >> no. >> sean: how long has this been going on? >>>> almost three years. >> sean: three years? >>. almost three years. >> sean: and all the different government agencies and not a one found an

>> tea party network and tea party dot ne -- tea party.net. >> all of the names we are not supposed toyou get targeted. were all of you unfairly targeted by the irs you believe? show of hands. >> i think my complaint was more the bureaucracy and i have had this before. i have a story to tell. >> okay we will get to you. >> katherine i am going to start with you. it wasn't only the irs for you. it was oshrb awe. >> we filed our application in july of 2010. up in that time i had never had any government agency be involved with anything that i had to do except filing your normal tax returns. after filing that application until as recently as a month ago we had 18 different points of contact from the fbi from the department of labor's oshea. department of justice. >> did they find anything wrong? >> it has been going on almost 3 years. >> 3 years. >> only i government agencies and not a one-found anything wrong. >> no. >> wow. >> that's pretty amazing. >> kevin your story. >> lynch pins of liberty. we are a 501 c 3 we are different than many of the applicants. i run an educational institut

radio. >> oh, todd is here. >> tea tea party news network ad the teaparty.net. >> tea party patriots >> sean: all of you targeted. where all of you, do youow o believe, unfairly targeted by the irs? show of hands. >> i thi think that my situatios more the bureaucracy. i have a c4. i have a story to tell, though,. >> sean: we'll getart to you.nt katherine, i'll start with you. wasn't only the irs for you. >> no. >> sean: it was osha, a whole bunch of government agencies. tell your story. >> we filed our nonprofit application in july of 2010. up until that time i had never had any government agency be involved with anything i've had to do except for filing your normal yearly tax returns. after filing that application,l until as recently as a month ago, we've had 18 different points of contact from the fbi, from the department of labors, osha, from the department of justice's atf. >> sean: did they find anything wrong? >> no. >> sean: how long has this been going on? >>>> almost three years. >> sean: three years? >>. almost three years. >> sean: and all the different government agencies

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party, the tea party has had enough. this weak tea party protesters storming capitol hill. thousands of angry taxpayers railing against the irs and the obama administration. grif jenkins was there. >> do you believe what's going on with the irs is wrong? do you believe it's an abuse of your personal freedom? >> yeah. ♪ >> what's this about what is the message here? >> this is our audit the irs rally. we're here and we're not going to be silenced. we're not going to let the government stop us from petitioning the government, and we're going to continue to assemble. >> what's the message and what do you make of this irs situation? >> i think it's fraud. i think people should be going to jail. >> the american people have to open up their ears. our message sells itself. our message is the constitution and everything that made this country great, and we are shredding that constitution before our very eyes. >> who do you think is responsible? why do you think the irs is doing this and has these problems? >> i think it comes fr

this is all tea party driven.hink it really tells a larger tale, chris, about what's going on, the divide within the republican party. when you see rand paul and ted cruz, two tea party senators out there, i think you are looking at presidential candidates and i think it really doesn't say much about the state of the tea party movement. >> chris: jonah, i'm going to give you two questions to answer. first of all, i would like to you respond if you will to brother williams' comments about the tea party but also we have got this new irs controversy. we find out now that they're going to give $70 million in bonuses to irs workers despite the fact that there was a directive from the office of management and budget in the obama administration saying hey, we have got a sequestration stop the bonuses. so have it both? >> both. first of all there are a lot of serious economists think you could have a much better tax system if you did something along the lines of abolishes the irs or income tax which is what the heart of w

that's what they tried to do to the tea party. the tea party was in the cat bird seat. they were right. >> when i come here at night, what do you do when you are not -- coming here as a tea party representative. i'm a lawyer, accountant, a pilot for american airlines. these are lawful citizens who just had enough. >> this is what makes what the irs did very malevolent and malicious. we'll get into towns, four and five people, send documents over to the irs and to have them systematically slow walked, withheld, questioned, and harassed as they were a bunch of nazis and destroy the enthusiasm and basically deprive them of their right to participate in democratic government is really inherently outrageous, what that irs did. and it -- you know, greta, it makes another point. barack obama found out his cincinnati office of 80 people were hassling and harassing these people, three years and three months after it started going on. his whole washington office, we didn't know anything. what does that tell you? it tells you that the government has gotten so big, that it really i

after that, the tea party seemed to be on a slower boil. >> the tea party never went away. we changed our focus. we quit trading up to washington here. we paid more attention to home. we strengthened, organized. we're stronger, more resolute and we have more resources. now that we get our tax exemptions we'll have more resources. >> recent controversies stemming from the obama administration like the irs targeting tea party groups breathed new life into the conservative fuelled movement. >> anybody want to fire some irs agents? [ cheers ] >> this is not a flash in the pan protest. this is going to go on until there is redress. we have been violated as tea party members, as conservatives. >> their ire is largely directed at the obama administration. but on tuesday, elijah cummings, the top democrat on the house oversight committee released a full transcript of an interview with an irs agent. that on solved the white house of responsibility targeting their tax exempt status. the blame rests almost entirely with agents in the cincinnati office but it hasn't diminished the tea

that has nothing to do with tea party, people like the tea party, don't like big government. >> that's the vehicle. jump on the bus. >> whatever you call it. there will be increase in voter turnout and it won't be in the democrats' favor. you can't consider it a resur jent tea party movement, resur jent small government movement. >> we all agree that presidents during elections, presidential elections, the right will move to the right during the primaries, move to center for the general. mid term elections are like the primary's primary. all these scandals with what you mentioned, they turn out more during the mid term elections, this is good for the gop. scandals happening now couldn't have happened at a better time. >> remember, there will be 20 million fewer voters at the polls in mid term election that will be presidential election. if you have a million people or two million that haven't been there before in selective states and districts, it will make a difference. i said from the beginning, thought the senate would be for the scandals. >> the problem for the democrats, this is f

yes, i think it has recharged the tea party movement a bit. like i've said so many times, it's not republicans versus democrats, this is big government versus citizen issue. >> neil: the fear is that the tea party among tea partiers overplays the hand and gets belligerent and loses this golden moment to sort of get that their cause out. what do you think of that? >> i think there are so many different issues right now on the front burner that if we simply keep pushing these issues forward and demand resolution to the various issues, not only the irs but also benghazi. there are so many things that is overreaching by this government right now. i think that it's really an american issue, it's not a tea party issue. hopefully more americans will come to our side because we are representing the americans, the american citizen. >> neil: do you think -- i'm glad i have both of you to get a sense of this -- that the administration isn't serious about addressing this? we just heard an f.b.i. director had a couldn't name an investigator that is looking

and the tea party and it worked. what we've seen now with the scandals they may be fake but they're effective in terms of fund-raising and bringing the tea party back into the fold and in terms of getting the vote out in 2014. >> i don't know. i'm more skeptical. i don't think it will work. i think there is within the ecochamber of the tea party within those who don't want to look at facts and deal with substance, it will work the same way the impeach bill clinton argument worked for a small residual base that at the end of the day will never get them 50 plus one. if you look at the demographic breakout of younger voters in particular. they're completely turned off by what the republican party is doing. hey, guys, i'm worried about paying off college debt, getting a job, raising a family. building something for the future. you're sitting down there worried about whether eric holder used the patriot that you passed to try to plug a leak he said would jeopardize security. guys this wasn't treason or perjury. get off it

where are the tea party rights?they were trying to route fog the little guy and it turned out the little guy, the cop, wasuy a cleaning up their poop and their messes down there. they have no respect. they had no real up message. by the way, the arab spring hash been a complete disaster. occupy wall street didn't last long enough to be a completelo disaster. >> that's a whole differenth. story. >> ahead, is charm dead? some writer thinks so. we're going to discuss it next on "the five". [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day 50+. ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet

tea party.com. on there and play these video games where you were dumping chests of tea into boston harbor. tom daschle was there. he was a figure in the game with red coat. the exact same language. but freedom works and dick armey was the public face and you know, they spent a lot of time trying to create the tea party. they failed but when the actual -- when there was some -- when there was essentially a market for the tea party, they were right there. they had their apparatus on the ground and they were able to run with it. >> bill: they did everything from hiring buses to bring people to these rallies to sending out information about here's where these congressional town halls are being held. here's where you ought to show up. here's what you do. here's what you say. here's how to deal with the media. here's how to interrupt. >> one of the big things that -- >> bill: they had it down. >> one of the things freedom works did was right after the rick santelli ran, they put this web site out called

we were then and remain a tea party group affiliated with the national tea party patriots.uary 2012 when i received a packet from the i.r.s. exempt organization's office in cincinnati, ohio which included a questionnaire with 35 items divided into 80 subpoints of inquiry. a cover letter indicated that we had 20 days to comply without penalty including penalties of perjury for failure to answer all questions with facts that are true, correct and complete. generally the questions were a demand that read like the chilling words from the 1950s, are you now or have you ever been? the i.r.s. sought documentation of our meetings, rallies, events and candidate forums including video and audio transcription -gs, notes, copies of all handouts, the political party of seekers and an issues list. the i.r.s. sought identifying information on employees, data on volunteers, and members, plus employer identification numbers on businesses with which we associate. these are our donors. they have names. mike the printer, who gave us a discount on handbills, dethe beauty consultant who donated

it something evil called the tea party. >> they called the tea party the american taliban. >> they areon the house floor tomorrow. that's a good use of time. >> when they call them, they might get it. >> the news anchor gets halved for going after the tea party. they get a promotion at them for that. what about wall street? >> what was it called again? >> occupy wall street. >> when was this series written? before the rape and the murders and ows disappeared? hollywood gets everything wrong again. if they covered roman pi land ski's crime, they changed the 13-year-old girl. they sympathize it. it resurrected the victor. why robert redford got it. i can't wait until they become a kind elderly doctor and ariel castro is the team counsellor. jeffrey dahmer. no wonder left wing teachers are heroic and activists are hygienic. why there no sympathetic characters on tv and a right winger featured in a row and a biography on hitler. >> what's your take? is i watch the newsroom and i think it's a liberal fantasy. do you watch it and say that would be my perfect world? ? >> i watch it and a lot

sot really bodes well for tea party moving and 2014.ot like your public conscience isn't there. but the minstream media is back to kind of annoying you. so it's hard to get the message out. >> we have resorted to digital media, online, twitter, facebook. >> as far as tea party's go, it is changing. >> it is definitely changing. the tea party is 100%, cil berties and the rule of law. there are some to the ght and some to the left. at the en of the day, this affects all americans and we are starting to see it play out. neil: catrina pearson. tea party activist extraordinaire. thank you for being here. the t you are watching me on, i don't have to tell you thisbut it's watching you back. which means i am watching y which means i am watching y watching me there is a pursuit all share. a better life for your family, a better opportunity foyour business, a better legacy to leavehe world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every pla we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to

we were then and remain a tea party group affiliated with the national tea party patriots. we heard nothing until february 2012 when i received a packet from the irs exempt organization's office in cincinnati, ohio, which included a questionnaire with 35 items divided into 80 subpoints of inquiry. a cover letter indicated we had 20 days to comply without penalty, including penalties of perjury for failure to answer all questions with facts that are true, correct and complete. generally, the questions were a demand that read like the chilling words from the 1950s, are you now or have you ever been. the irs sought documentation of our rally, meetings, forums including audio, notes, copies of all handouts, the political parties of speakers and an issues list. the irs sought identifying information on employees, data on volunteers and members plus employer identification numbers on hiss with which we associate. these are our donors. they have names. mike, the printer who gave us a discount on handbills. dee, the beauty consultant who donated posters. and greg, the electrician w

so it really bodes well for tea party moving and 2014.like your public conscience isn't there. but the mainstream media is back to kind of annoying you. so it's hard to get the message out. >> we have resorted to digital media, online, twitter, facebook. >> as far as tea party's go, it is changing. >> it is definitely changing. the tea party is 100%, civil liberties and the rule of law. there are some to the right and some to the left. at the end of the day, this affects all americans and we are starting to see it play out. neil: catrina pearson. tea party activist extraordinaire. thank you for being here. the tv you are watching me on, i don't have to tell you this, but it's watching you back. which means i am watching you watching me when visa signature asd everybody what upgraded experiences really matred... you sugsted luxury car service instd of "strength traing with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chien wings. [ grunts ] well, i tvel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgradedxperience comes from l

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that doesn't mean anything to anybody in the tea party.e is the other problem. >> the tea party is not going to allow that man, president obama to put his signature on anything as big as immigration reform. this is also about president obama's legacy. it is the same reason republicans have been trying to get rid of obama care. i mean, if you think the tea party is going to hand president obama landmark, a landmark piece of legislation, that will be a huge part of his legacy, ain't going to happen. and if you don't believe me, let me remind you about what outgoing tea party congresswoman michele bachmann said last week. >> we're going to have amnesty, perpetual amnesty for illegal legislation and the whole system will change. why? this is president obama's number one political agenda item. because he knows, we will never again have a republican president. ever if amnesty goes into effect. well perpetually have a progressive liberal president, probably democrat, and we will probably see the house of representatives go into democrat hands and

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they did not limit the audit to just the tea party. let me read another excerpt from their answer, the written answer and "from the audit work we did not find evidence that progressives were used by the irs to select potential political cases during the 2010 to 2012 time frame to the we found no indication in any material that the progressives was a term used to refer the cases for scrutiny for political campaign intervention. so, we've conducted interviews with some of the key cincinnati irs employees and they have confirmed that to be true. does any part of your 40 day report contradicted this recent letter and finding by the inspector general? >> no, i don't think any part of that contradicts it. with our report determines is that there is diversity and the types of political organizations that were accounted for on the list and that is all that is on our list. >> and only the conservative ki party groups who were referred for extra scrutiny; isn't that correct at this point? >> that's what we know so far. i think that is what the e

why do people have such a negative impression of the tea party.mments like liberals like this has made. >> this country has been driven by the tea party the last number of years, doing everything they can to throw a monkey wrench into any form of government. >> the placards up there, the hitler mustaches, the black face superimposed on the face of barack obama. >> i think they -- you be the judge. symbols like that at a town meeting on health care. >> despite lack of evidence of tea party groups with the president. republicans are using it as the latest weapon in the war against the black man in the white house. >> real concerns, let us all remember who the real enemy is, and the real enemy is the chief -- >> t. >> aren't they trying to steal the election with violence, intimidation and fearmongering. thuggish behavior from the right is erupting all over the country. >> i thought he got canned. >> joining me now is dana bash. >> who knew, sean, that people who show up with lawn chairs and coolers full of capri sun packs could be so terrifying and

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that is the reason because i was brought up in the tea party.k the difference between the tea party and gop is people orientated rather politics orientated. i am a people person. using my joout tyouth the discos when you say the constitution is good we want to go back to founding principles we want to do all of these they don't know what the principles are. they don't want to hear what the principles are. give him a ball let tell him here is your card. never let a police officer take their wallet from you. nuv never never go empty. you give them something to fight for. you cannot go in and say this policy is good they ask where are the blacks in the tea party. where are blacks showing up at occupied wall street. where are blacks in the rest? >> i am one of the original tea party founders. when excoriated over shir rad she was out there. we never talked about color we talked about education, we talked about giving you skin in if the game is giving you knowledge. knowled knowledge is power. why is it r5 7 years 20,970 days is where the inner city

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or where the tea party goes from here? an opening for the tea party. michele bachmann was the chairman of the congressional tea party caucus and in that position did nothing. and now that position is open. and someone will accept the chairmanship of it. and they may do something with it. we'll see. it guarantees that seat which was thought to be up for grabs. she barely won last time around. she ran well behind mitt romney. it's safely republican. the democrat who ran last time, announced after bachmann pulled out, he pulled out, as well. so, safe republican seat. a democrat recruitment. >> democrats will miss her. >> terribly. you know, it's fun having her and sarah palins of the world on the scene because they define this modern republican party. there are others to replace her. ted cruz and others to fill the bill. that's where so much of the energy in the republican party is. what we need is the more common-sense, mainstream republicans. you're seeing some in the senate. on immigration. and the deficit and the economy,

and tea parties.sations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. >>> joining me now, amy walter, national editor of the cook political report, congressman tom davis and former congress robert, republican and democrat, respectively. i want to start out by doing a little then and now with the president. and the first is the president talking about the bush administration. and then second is the president just this past friday. take a listen. >> this administration also puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide. i came in with a healthy skepticism about these programs, but my assessment and my team's assessment was that they help us prevent terror

tantaros tea.anted to take it down. it was insane. i have a wrafl iron that looks exactly like man wal noriega. >> bill: i have note box that looks like joseph stalin. throw it up there one more time. it's so ridiculous. you know what? the tea kettle does look a little like him. i just don't know. lebenstrom tea? >> i don't know. what it says people are spending too much time on the 405. >> bill: they did take the tea kettle down. maybe in milwaukee they will have something else. >> i can turn any cloud into stalin's head if you gave me enough time. >> bill: summer concerts, good,ed the bad and ugly. it tips are moments away. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find your

was scrutiny begin to the tea party. iminated from washington and the worry -- answer, i believe so. >> you have the people who said no scapegoating for me. i will go my own way. when you have that happening, then it is clearer. we sort of knew it all along. we got closer to the actual testimony. back in washington, back in washington, and then in washington, things start to get nervous- making for the administration. former commissioner's many authorized visits to the white house campus and a closer direction and that is lois lerner fifth taking and democratic organizations and it gets one step closer to the orbit of the house of obama. political? white house administrative? anything. all we are looking for is where the lines crossed and people who might have been part of directing and authorizing and allowing it to go forward, where do their paths cross with senior obama officials? this led to a dust up on the sunday talk she with darril issa. this is not the administration want to pan it off on issa, he loves to inves

tantaros tea.d to take it down. it was insane. i have a wrafl iron that looks exactly like man wal noriega. >> bill: i have note box that looks like joseph stalin. throw it up there one more time. it's so ridiculous. you know what? the tea kettle does look a little like him. i just don't know. lebenstrom tea? >> i don't know. what it says people are spending too much time on the 405. >> bill: they did take the tea kettle down. maybe in milwaukee they will have something else. >> i can turn any cloud into stalin's head if you gave me enough time. >> bill: summer concerts, good,ed the bad and ugly. it tips are moments away. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. adv

the tea party. and let me read another excerpt from the answer. quote, from our offered did work we did not find evidence that progressives were used by the irs to select potential political cases during the 2010-2012 time frame. we found no indication in any materials that progressives was a term used to refer cases for scrutiny for political campaign intervention. so, we have conducted interviews with some of the key cincinnati irs employees, and they've confirmed that to be true. does any part of your 30-day report contradict that recent letter and fining by the inspector general? >> no. i don't think any part of our report contradicts it. what our report determines is that there is diversity in the types of political organizations that were accounted for in the bolo list and that's install the -- >> the bolo list is a flagging and only the conservative tea party groups were referred to extra scrutiny. , that? >> at this point that's what we know so far. that's. >> that's what the evidence opinio

. >> the tea party (. we're coming up on elections.he tea party getting stronger. >> they are having quite a moment. they are still strong in the country. i have driven the political debate. you only have to look at the campaign mitch mcconnell put up this week with nixon comparisons to see the influence the tea party has had. that in congress not that much influence. michele bachmann did not oversee a committee. we are seeing a gap between the ability to drive the debate and to have power in the more traditional sense. >> it reflects a widespread view that began in 2000 and nine and 2010 that government is too large. it is not about social issues. we have liberals having to do a lot of defending about government being out of control. david, the guy who worked for obama, axelrod. he said when asked about the scandal the irs, he said the government is so big, but that is the point. ,hen government metastasizes regardless of the intentions or the motives of the redness of those at the top, that is the kind of thing that people are reacti

going back to the tea party for a second, what happened is you have the tea party the base that wants to hear about things like impeachment. now that this irs scandal has sunk back into the terrarium where they only listen to their own media and each other, mitch mcconnell has to play in their game. >> both of you -- >> you know how much i dislike the tea party. >> i've got a great solution. if everybody would take a night off, you can take over together. dead serious. i just thought of something here. thank you, joy reid. you're fabulous. john feehery. coming up, one of the leading proponents and practitioners of this debunked idea that you can change your sexual orientation doing some sort of therapy session, he's apologized to the gays and lesbians he's hurt. don't worry, other organizations have emerged to take his place. plus, we wouldn't normally pay much attention to the collapse of a farm bill. but what happened in washington shows just how dysfunctional the republicans have become in running the house of representatives. what are the chances of something difficult like immigr

in a new round of smears against the tea party groups. i mean, not bad enough they got the irs targeting them, now they need news reporters once again ramping up their negative talk about the tea party? michele malkin is up next to talk about where they thinks this is coming from and what it means. new plus, we recently brought you the powerful story of how phoenix cops went the extra mile for a 5-year-old girl who lost her police officer dad to a hit and run driver. today a new twist as we learn the senate immigration bill may offer special protection to the illegal immigrant accused of killing that officer. >>> and we'll tell you about the teenager who decided to hitch a ride with a 40-foot shark and his friends recorded the whole thing. i'm a careful investor. when you do what i do, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum volatility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professio

it targeted the tea party entities. in light of all this, the good take any steps to put a freeze on this. is recoup this bonus money? >> i agree, when you look at the juxtaposition of individual management and judgment failures that went on in this situation, and you juxtapose that against the bonuses received, it is very troubling. conclusionlarger here that the irs leadership did not have a timely enough understanding of what was going on with these particular activities to make informed judgments about compensation through bonuses. secondly, i mentioned earlier to congressman ryan about me coming back to this committee with additional ways in which we can cut costs even further. i think bonus is an opportunity. >> you can put a freeze on it now. >> i'm glad you asked the question, because there have been some public misunderstanding about where we stand with our bonuses for this year year. if i could clarify it. >> yes, because the trust with the american people have been broken. i understand contracts. >> if i coul

the tea party is advocating limiting national service. president obama campaigned to expand to 250,000. senator kennedy helped to pass the expansion. i was wondering what role "the nation" can play in helping to support the program. >> we've done a lot of work around expanding doctors into rural community centers. americorps is a good program. all of those should be supported. we have not done as much. there has been controversy at the magazine. i am more of a supporter of teach for america than my colleagues. they are good programs. >> what could we do collectively as the next up for occupy wall street? -- next step for occupy wall street? >> what is your main interest in the issues raised by occupy wall street? if it is money and politics, you should join with those who are occupying the supreme court, fighting in states for clean money reform, and fighting for an amendment strategy to overturn the citizens united decision, and fighting in elections to change the supreme court. >> what would you think of having a national general assemb

now 1,000 tea party groups being targeted. 1,000. and according to drudge report today, the risen s has hundreds of credit cards, hundreds of agents not paying their own taxes. the irs is the collection agency for the welfare state, they target republicans, they target the tea party. and you know it, sean knows it, i know it. the investigation is over. >> he recanted that statement. >> of course he did. it was a stupid comment. >> here is the thick, irs made a mistake. they committed wrongdoing. we know that. we need to get to the bottom of who is responsible. you are trying to link this directly to the obama administration. i hate to rain on your obama bashing parade going on right now. >> telling the truth. >> telling the truth? >> barack no house obama. >> darryl issa, the chair of the committee, has refused to release the full transcript that said the white house had zero to do with those decisions. why won't he release -- wait, wait. why won't he release? >> what percentage of irs employees voted for obama? >> you want to know w

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