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letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and determining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majori of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally prohibited from disclosing. and that has caused much of the delay here. in other words, mr. holder would have broken the law and likely compromised existing crimin prosecutions if he adhered to the majority's unreasonable request for materials relating to ongoing criminal investigations, federal wiretap communications and under judicia

county sheriff's detectives say no charges have been filed and sandoval is cooperating with the criminal investigation. kimberly terry bay area news. >>> and tonight, friends are remembering a 57-year-old man who was shot and killed at a barbecue this weekend in vallejo. three others were injured in that shooting, including a 67-year-old grandmother and a 17-year-old boy who's in critical condition tonight. tonight, the gunman is still on the loose. nbc bay area's monty francis is in vallejo with the story for us. monty? >> reporter: friends of the man who was killed tell me he was harmless and laid-back and they couldn't believe anyone would want him dead. at c.j.'s barbecue and fish, he was known as homer. a fixture here and a friend of one of the cooks, ronald. >> he'd joke around with everybody. messed with the ladies, he was a ladies' man. that's what he was. he always messed with the ladies, joked around every day. >> reporter: the sun was setting at crest ranch park in north vallejo saturday night when police say at least one gunman opened fire on a group of people having a barbecue. a neighbor told us she hea

terry family. >> the spokesperson insisted that the d.o.j. has been cooperative and holder ended the operation adding chairman issa distorted the fact, ignored testimony and plunge accusations and the latest move if its with the tired political playbook that has so many americans disillusioned with washington. >> at the white house -- >> given the justice department effort to accommodate the committee investigation, i can only refer you to the republican house judiciary member who concedeed that this investigation is "politics." >> house speaker john boehner expressed support for issa moving forward, saying the justice department is out of excuses. issa says it's possible for holder to stop this con tempt effort. >> one, we need to know about the post february 4 period where there was an coverup made to congress. we need a chain of accountability for fast and furious so we can have those people responsibility for brian terry's death held accountable. >> it was clear thursday that issa had drown frustrated with the attorney general not turning over more informatio

letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and determining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majority of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally prohibited from disclosing. and that has caused much of the delay here. in other words, mr. holder would have broken the law and likely compromised existing criminal prosecutions if he adhered to the majority's unreasonable request for materials relating to ongoing criminal investigations, federal wiretap communications and under jud

letter to the department of justice and to the white house in the aftermath of agent terry's death to fully cooperate in this investigation. however, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. while criticism of the department of justice for oversight of the so-called gun walking operation during both the bush administration and the current administration, criticism may be warranted, a finding of contempt against a sitting attorney general of the united states is most certainly not. and dermining whether this house should hold our highest ranking national law enforcement officer in contempt of congress, let us remember that up until last week, the majority of our committee had been demanding the production of documents that our attorney general is legally prohibited from disclosing. and that has caused much of the delay here. in other words, mr. holder would have broken the law and likely compromised existing criminal prosecutions if he adhered to the majority's unreasonable request for materials relating to ongoing criminal invesgations, federal wiretap communications and under judicia

terry. attorney general holder testified last week on capitol hill and insisted he is, indeed, cooperating with the investigation. but house republicans say he has not turned over all the documents they have demanded. >> have you and your attorneys produced internally the materials responsive to the subpoenas? >> we believe that we have responded to the subpoena. >> no, mr. attorney general. you are not a good witness. a good witness answers the question asked. let's go back again. >> shepard: justice department officials say they cannot turn over some of the documents because they deal with ongoing criminal investigations. mike emanuel is on this story live in washington tonight. some political opponents here are pretty plain about. this they say this is all politics. >> right. shep. the deputy attorney general sent chairman issa late today expressing surprise about this move and offering to meet with issa to resolve these issues. one of the attorney general's biggest offenders in congress offered this take on it. >> what our tax would be under seal. other documents that are captured by this s

december of 2010, arizona border agent brian terry was shot and killed with a gun linked to the "fast & furious program." holder says the department has fully cooperated. >>> there's new campaign commercials that take opposing stands on public servants such as police officers. it's not the work they do that's the issue, it's their pay. steve handelsman has our story. >> reporter: in the war for the white house, the new battle is over public employees, firefighters, police, teachers, to put more of them back to work. president obama is demanding congress fund his plan, to help states, cities and towns with payrolls. the new obama ad shows mitt romney opposed. >> he says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers, did he not get the message of wisconsin? the american people did. it's time for us to cut back on government and help the american people. >> reporter: team obama says governor romney tried to cut public employees. but in wisconsin last week, unionized public employees lost. many voters upset those workers get good benefits at taxpayers' expense. >> you can talk about firefighters and people being great people and public servants, but

terry. the attorney general has testified before lawmakers about fast and furious not once but nine times. insisting is he indeed cooperatinginvestigation. the house republicans say he hasn't turned over all the documents they have demand they are set to vote next week in whether to hold him in contempt of the congress. today the attorney general sent a letter to darrell issa chairman of the house oversight committee and the attorney general wrote that he is willing to compromise on releasing more documents. doug mckelway with the news life in washington. hey, doug. >> hay, shep it, looks like what happened today after contempt of congress vote for attorney general eric holder are either going to be coming to a head or a resolution. attorney general holder told today the house oversight committee that is he willing to make an extraordinary accommodation by turning over department emails that he previously maintained were privileged, quote: we brief this briefing and the documents we are prepared to provide will fully address the remaining concerns identified in the recent letters from me to you in the house leadership. toda

cooperation that you want. >> greta: has the bortder agent's family been in congress congress -- been in contact with congress? >> i met with brian terry's cousin, a few days ago in san diego. i continue to stay in touch with the family -- including the mother -- >> greta: they are anxious to get this information. >> they are n. early september, we will be deet dedicating the brian terry border proehl control station in arizona. it is my target that this has to be wrapped up, in terms that they get the accountability that they deserve. he was killed 18 months ago, it's a very long time to not have anyone fired or abilitiable. >> greta: there is more on gretawire for the complete interview. now to the latest off message, on camera, remarks by a major democrat. earlier this week, form early president bill clinton seemed to oppose president obama's position on tax cut exemptions, which he has dialed back. and now ed rendell, taking a swipe at president obam appraising secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> you supported hillary clinton strongly -- >> sure. >> do you think we would be in a different place if he had been elected. >> she woul

terry's family, the border patrol agent killed the information. we've been patient. the speaker of the house intervened in an unprecedented letter to try to get the cooperation.n thursday eric holder made it leer that he has over 140,000 documents, but continues to talk about the 7,000 he gave to us. well on may 18th the speaker asked for specific areas, the ones that would let us know, which they haven't given us, who was responsible for lying to congress and the american people on february 4th of 2011, and more importantly, who was responsible foray proving fast and furious. as he learned we have wiretaps, we've head them, we know some of people who signed off on the tactics. we'd like to know all of them, because ultimately authors the people, just like the gss scanned disciple and the secret service scandal, those are the people that shouldn't be in government. jon: the white house, the justice department could use executive privilege to block the release of the documents, but it's my understanding they have not cited it so far. >> they haven't cited it because they don't have it. executive privilege is the privilege of discussions between in consultation

cooperate before the action before congress and i hope he will. it's in everybody's best interest we do a full investigation. the family today of agent terry pleaded for the administrations to produce the documents. can you imagine your loved one having him killed with weapons supplied by the department of justice and not having a full investigation? this is just not fair under the american judicial process or allowing us to exercise our congressionallor sight and investigation authority under the constitution. >> well, congressman michael, let me continue. what about the invocation of executive privilege? you're a long-term veteran member of the house. >> i've seen it used. >> suarez: there are obviously separation of powers issues here. is this a legitimate use of that power? >> both dennis and i have said on the panel we've seen it used and there are instances where it should be used. in the past if we're dealing with national security issues that might be appropriate. you don't want the president to have to disclose... there were some political instances, dennis, remember, where it's a little political game some of the thing things tha

terry but no one has tied that gun to that death. the gulf house of representatives is set to vote on thursday whether to held the attorney general in contempt of congress for not cooperating mike emanuel is on capitol hill. there is a letter from a man who already said he has "no evidence" that the white house was involved with anything. so, what is going on? >>reporter: he says that he wants to get at why the president stepped in to this conflict about a year and a half into the investigation. and did white house advisors, perhaps, manage the fallout of "fast and furious," or is the white house just trying to shut down a congressional investigation. a short time ago i asked issa to explain the letter. >> the letter to the president is something in which we would like to make sure the president fully understands that contempt is because we are getting outright refusal. it is not, and i repeat not, not because we want everything. we are perfectly willing to work with the president and the attorney general on privileged logs. >>reporter: there could be an attempt 48 hours before the contempt vote in the house of representatives to say to the attorney general a last time, we

terry, a border control agent was killed 18 months ago. his family and the country still don't have answers as to what happened, who knew what at justice and eric holder has not cooperated in this session at all. that's all we're trying to -- >> so you're saying -- let me just get this right, just the end here. you're saying it's still possible in the next 24 hours or so that the contempt citation will be unnecessary, and that the executive privilege would be unnecessary because a deal could be made and holder can talk to issa and whomever and provide the right documentation. >> no deal can be -- >> i'm not talking about a deal. i'm talking about eric holder turning over the documents that the committee has requested that will give the answers both dennis and i want. >> gentlemen, i know you've got to vote. i appreciate it. >> dennis kucinich and joe walsh. >> executive privilege doesn't necessarily mean there's something to hide. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> there you have it. stocks find something of a foundation. they closed higher after decent housing news today. where is it all going next? we're going to get the pulse of the markets and the econom

cooperation that you want. >> one last question, has the border agent's family been in contact with the members of congress? this is extremely raw and personal to them. >> i met with brian terry's cousin a few days ago in san diego. i continue to stay in touch with the family, including the mother. >> they are anxious to get this information? >> they are. in early september, we are going to be dedicating the brian terry border patrol station in arizona. it's one of my targets for this has to be wrapped up in the sense that they get the accountability that they deserve. brian terry was killed over 18 months ago. it's a very long time not to have anyone fired or held accountable. >> there is more to our interview with darrell issa. you can go to gretawire.com posted on gretawire. now to the latest off message, on camera remarks by a major democrat. earlier this week, former president bill clinton seemed to oppose president obama's tax cut extensions, which president clinton has dialed back. now pennsylvania governor ed rendell taking a swipe at president obam appraising secretary of state hillary clinton. >> you supported hillary clinton strongly -- >> sure. >> you think we would

terry family. that is a specific investigation that is being overseen and the white house completely cooperating.that obama's running guns to mexico in order to take away your guns in america. >> stephanie: by the way i thought -- one analysis of that, o'reilly was talking about border patrol agent terry was murdered after a gun battle with a group of five mexican bandits. two assault weapons had serial numbers matched. neither could be linked to the bullet that killed terry. they were weapons that gun runners purchased and smuggled to mexico. the fact that atf agents were watching them do so and tracking serial numbers does not mean they were quote-unquote our weapons. they would have gone to the same places the fast and furious was launched and terry would still be dead. they're trying to turn this into watergate over this. >> darrell issa was on "meet the press" and when asked he conceded the white house has had no involvement in fast and furious. no one is defending it. the program is over. the government is investigating what went wrong. the government investigation has complete access to th

terry family is seeking. that's what we're seeking and the attorney general's not cooperating, in getting those answers. >> alisynssed off. it's a year and a half into this investigation, and if it were any of us, we would be brought up on charges, and probably be proposed termination for conducting ourselves in this investigation the same way the attorney general has. >> alisyn: and the fact that no one has been fired and that one of your own was murdered, how can you make sense of that? >> well, as long as you're in this bureaucracy, as long as i've been, it's really not a surprise. it's just a shame that it continues year after year after year. there's somebody responsible, they need to be held accountable, it's pretty simple for us. >> alisyn: you say you'd like eric holder to do four things, one is resign, what else are you looking for? >> we're looking for a sin veer apology to the terry family, we're looking that he turns over all the relevant documents. we're also looking for him to answer all the questions honestly and truthfully, to date. i don't believe that he's done that and the fourth step, as you s

terry and 200 -- over 200 mexicans were killed based on a u.s. government program and for some reason, eric holder doesn't want to cooperate in this investigation. >> so are we to expect, congressman, that we won't see anymore hearings led by congressman darrell issa, then, because this is going to move on potentially to the courts? >> i can tell you as a member of chairman issa's committee, we'll continue to pursue this even around this contempt charge and again, the hope is that the u.s. attorney in d.c. will pick this up. if not, that a federal court, a federal judge will pick it up and force eric holder to provide these documents so we can get answers. may take some time but my god, for the terry family, it's well worth it. >> congressman joe walsh, republican from illinois and member of the house oversight and government reform committee looking into. this thanks much for your time. >> great to be with you. >> she came to america to pursue the american dream and she did. and then suddenly her life cut down by an illegal immigrant. how her death could have been prevented. and remember when president obama said his health care plan was not a

people and the terry family and my colleagues, this investigation has in fact been brought to a halt in one area and the area is the attorney general's flat refusal to no longer cooperate with this committee. but it doesn't change the fact in the days and weeks to come we will use what we can and other tools, including some of the individuals that the minority has talked about today to glean additional information , to find ways to prove accountability for the many people that had to be involved in this operation in order for those guns to walk. we will continue to do that. we will try to find the truth. hopefully in the weeks to come we will also begin getting cooperation from the administration begin -- again, but if we don't i will tell the ranking member today it has always been my intention to look backwards to previous gunwalking or programs we believe were certainly poorly designed and resulted in weapons getting out of the hands of lawful people and into the hands of criminal elements. that's not going to change. it's not going to change because it's our obligation to investigate and because this one we cannot let loose until the terry family has been kept a pr