the center part is the old white house building that was finished in the 18th century and the white house is on a bank. that's 17 feet from -- on one side it's one story -- two-story house. story house on the walkout on the back. about 17 feet, i guess. and so what you see here was a quad rangel with the green houses that they had had, which were really specimen conservetories up. see that's dropped. so the windows would still have the beautiful view of the potomac. it would not have been anence closed area -- an enclosed area. on the right sood was to be, as i recall, the national gallery or the national museum. it was not washington one. and then there were other public rooms on the other side. the second floor then had guest room, family quarters and such as that to make it a much more livable house, as well as the office. >> looks a bit like some of the grand houses of europe. this is going to brand the other traditionalists, but are you happy she wasn't success snfl >> yes, i am. from our point of view. it was basically theodore roosevelt who insisted it be restored. >> edie, what's

the center part is the old white house building that was finished in the 18th century and the white house is on a bank. that's 17 feet from -- on one side it's one story -- two-story house. it's a three-story house on the walkout on the back. about 17 feet, i guess. and so what you see here was a quad rangel with the green houses that they had had, which were really specimen conservetories up. see that's dropped. so the windows would still have the beautiful view of the potomac. it would not have been anence closed area -- an enclosed area. on the right sood was to be, as i recall, the national gallery or the national museum. it was not washington one. and then there were other public rooms on the other side. the second floor then had guest room, family quarters and such as that to make it a much more livable house, as well as the office. >> looks a bit like some of the grand houses of europe. this is going to brand the other traditionalists, but are you happy she wasn't success snfl >> yes, i am. from our point of view. it was basically theodore roosevelt who insisted it be restored. >>

was shulman doing at the white house 157 times? they were looking at excessive spending. >> bill: he was there trying to reign in the executive spending. >> talked about the healthcare legislation and tax implication. they also talked. >> bill: 1507 times. >> they had 157 different meetings at different times. he is the head of the irs. >> bill: how about secretary of state? how many times was she in there? >> job. oh, i do. 40. how about the head of cia. >> 20. there is a lot you don't know. why are you defending people when you don't know. >> i'm not defending. >> bill: you are not. >> you don't want to impugn someone because they visited the white house 100 times. >> bill: stop. that's an explanation we are demanding not impunity. what do you say mary katharine? >> look, what i don't understand is why juan thinks it's hectoring to ask the person doing his job not to persecute people for personal beliefs. >> juan: go on like beating a drum. >> juan, this is important not to let this happen again. we have assurance we -- we have n

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the center part is the old white house building that was finished in the 18th century and the white house is on a bank. that's 17 feet from -- on one side it's one story -- two-story house. it's a three-story house on the walkout on the back. about 17 feet, i guess. and so what you see here was a quad rangel with the green houses that they had had, which were really specimen conservetories up. see that's dropped. so the windows would still have the beautiful view of the potomac. it would not have been anence closed area -- an enclosed area. on the right sood was to be, as i recall, the national gallery or the national museum. it was not washington one. and then there were other public rooms on the other side. the second floor then had guest room, family quarters and such as that to make it a much more livable house, as well as the office. >> looks a bit like some of the grand houses of europe. this is going to brand the other traditionalists, but are you happy she wasn't success snfl >> yes, i am. from our point of view. it was basically theodore roosevelt who insisted it be restored. >>

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the white house as we all know today is stepping up military aid to the rebels in syria. "the new york times" reports it's likely to mean supplying troops there was small arms and ammunition. heavier weapons have not been ruled out. today, senator an guchltgus kin maine raised this important point where all this could be heading. let's listen. >> i'm reluctant and cautious about this because i want to know what the end game is. we've done this before. we've done it three or four times before. and it's just not so easy to go in, you know, with some kind of surgical strike or something like that. and the question is, once we get in, how do we get out? what's our mission? >> what's our mission, by the way, we're no longer having clean hands. you give guns to somebody, small arms they're called. they're going to shoot at somebody. who are we encouraging people to shoot at with the guns we're giving them in syria? >> obviously the syrian government. the problem is who do we arm and whether this will make a difference. the likelihood is the small arms the kinds of ammunition an

the white house saying tonight that that will change. they also say they have notified congress and the united nations and various international allies about these findings. they say they have specifically notified syria's best friend in the world, russia, before they went public with this information tonight. president obama's headed to the g-8 summit in northern ireland this weekend. the white house says while he is there, he will consult with european allies about next steps. the president is also expected to press russian president vladimir putin on the subject directly. putin has been one of bashar al assad's strongest backers including shipping him weapons during this bloody civil war and threatening to ship him more. in a sort of strange domestic development in all of this, the white house was actually briefly upstaged tonight in making this announcement. before the white house came out publicly to declare that they have decided to provide arms to the syrian rebel, republican senator john mccain went to the senate floor to preannou

wjz is live with them at the white house. kai jackson is watching things about to get started at this point. good afternoon, kai. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. how are you? you're looking at a live picture of the south lawn of the white house. we're out here today as the president obama gets ready to congratulate the baltimore ravens on their bowl xlvii victory. it was quite an exciting time. this is a live picture of the south lawn. now, the ceremony takes place out here today on a glorious day in washington dc. very pretty. they beat the 49ers on february 3rd. it's a game that will be remembered for the lights going out as it will for the final score. san francisco got energized after that happen but the ravens hung onto win. it's being noted for the people that aren't here as much as the people that are. the ravens are concerned with the team having the chance to meet the president and being congratulated by him. we know that ray lewis will be here today. also ed reid is here. today the president will be meeting and sha

the same time, the white house and whether it's the tax reform or the budget standoff, it's a timid white house and a timid presidency. few attempts to put out an agenda since the state of the union. he is managing the second term rather than attempting a bold approach. it's as if they are accepting the fate of having a minimalist approach. congress stinks so we are done trying and him immigration doesn't blow up and maybe that's all that's needed for the history books to not have a failed second term. but it's only six months into the second term. the month of june is not going to solve anything. partly by coincidence and promises to be a reactive month for the white house. the u.s. and china summit and the g 8 summit two weeks from now as well as the president's trip to berlin and africa at the end of the month. june will be dominated by the supreme court decisions. that adds to the complication that the white house faces of a second term agenda that seems lost with a year all right half over. there tough things no the to lose sight of. the white house's message has been all over the pl

the white house confirmed the red line has indeed been crossed. according to a new intelligence assessment that has been shared with both congress and key allies around the world, assad has used chemical weapons, namely sarin gas, on a small scale, killing as many as 150 syrians. the assessment is a confirmation of a preliminary intelligence report that the president spoke about last april. >> what we have right now is an intelligence assessment. and as i said, knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used, how they were used. confirmation and strong evidence, all of those things we have to make sure that we work on with the international community. >> reporter: since then, the white house disclosed that they have been quietly ramping up support for the syrian opposition, specifically, a group called the supreme military council. the assistance has included some military support. and the white house promised more direct military support is on the way, but aides would not disclose the s

. >> my gut tells me -- >> i can definitively say within the white house, no. >> a president that continuestry and distance himself from his administration. >> i think it's time for eric holder to step aside. >> it is the obama irs. >> it has to stop. too much of people's business is at stake. >> it is a glorious day. >>> good afternoon. we've got a jam packed hour ahead. so let's get right to it. new jersey governor chris christie wants voters to decid who will fill the seat of the late senator frank lautenberg. at a press conference today, christie called for a primary in august and a special election on october the 16th. that puts all eyes on newark mayor cory booker, a democrat who announced months ago he was planning to seek the seat. christie did not say who he'll name to hold the seat in the meantime. meanwhile, in washington, in what is a forceful challenge to senate republicans, the president today nominated three judges to the influential federal appeals court in washington. venting his frustration with a nominations log jam, the president called for an end to obstruction and an u

so what happened to the official white house in the days after her death? did someone else step in to act as first lady? >> i think lady mckee did. >> the mother of baby mckee. benjamin harrison went on to remarry. can you tell us about that? >> he remarried care loin's niece who had been her social secretary and also an aide to him as the president. and she had lost both of her parents when she was very young so they brought her into the family, sort of as, you know, another daughter, into the family. and she looked at both of them, i think, for most of the time as parents, you know, substitute parents. whether -- >> elizabeth wasn't still living >> her mother had died in the white house. caroline's sister. >> the nice was a widow. >> she was a widow. and without parents. so they, you know, brought her into the family. >> so benjamin harrison after the death of his wife said, for me, there is no staying and losing the election. after the heavy blow, the death of my wife dealt me, i do not think i could have stood the strain a re-election would have brought

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 conference strat fwis, how they can if a nagfinagle their polit. this is all about the conference committee. it's not about the news conference and first bills. >> that's a good point too. on the cultural issue for republicans, understanding they have to get to a final bill, go into conference, they have to fight the culture. they have run out of arguments. there was a piece that ezra klein wrote. he wrote that the cbo report, now saying that the numbers for immigration reform is good for the economy, it forces upon us a bill that they're least comfortable occupying. they have to say it's for cultural or ethical reasons not economic. >

that's not in the white house itself. ly happened here was there were a large number of meetings that would appear on the affordable care act, and it just -- it should have been -- that question should have been handled more crisply and in a more forthcoming manner. >> do you worry that its involvement in the enforcement of obama care, given the fact that that is so highly charged and political, will rub off on the irs and make it a more political agency even absent the current scandal? >> well, absolutely. i've expressed that concern, geraldo. i've testified to that. because what you need to guard is the independence of the service. it has a difficult job in any number of areas, but it's got to be seen and believed to be independent by everybody. by all parties. >> would you call on your successor, former commissioner shulman, to frankly and honestly and fully reveal to the american people even absent a congressional hearing exactly what he was doing inside the white house on those -- on those almost weekly visits? >> wel

if it doesn't reach any one in the white house that would be a huge deal. i would sees the irs is tied up in obama care. one is it is implemented or over seen by the irs. i think republicans will be able to rally around this issue tie it to obama care and that will be what the focus is. >> how many de&4ge5Ñ were for election in 2014. usually want the president to come and campaign for you. now since it's the irs they want irs investigations, too. put some of the vulnerable democrats in a tough position. >> you say how much of an impact of what this is having on president obama. the firm very well respected showed the crew rating tanking pretty bad. we will see. >> it doesn't help virtually no one likes the irs. not like anybody is defending the i are,s. >> people know the irs, they don't image this is what these people did to their political parties what are they doing to do when they are overseeing isn't health insurance good enough? >> thank you. always nice to see you. >> straight ahead does kathleen seb beal why yous break t-- seb break the law? efforts

coming up on r t the fighting in syria appears to have reached a new turning point the white house now claims the syrian government has used chemical weapons against rebels what does this mean going forward find out in just a moment. the people of iran head to the ballot box a new successor to president of a dentist god will be picked between six people with three of them considered serious contenders for the election later in the show. in the nation's capital protesters gather in response to the n.s.a. surveillance we'll take you to that rally that's demanding an end to the u.s. government spying on their own citizens. well it's friday june fourteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how well you're watching r.t. the white house announced yesterday that the obama administration has concluded the syrian president bashir al assad regime has used chemical weapons in the fight against the rebels remember when last summer president obama said the evidence would change the calculus of u.s. involvement take a listen. we cannot have a situation where chemical or biological weapons are

>> what would be some of the reaps you would be at the white house? >> the easter egg roll with my kids. >> the idea that the irs commissioner is coming to the white house every nine days ought to raise warnings right off the bat, because this is an agency that need does have des tans from the white house. it shouldn't be part of the white house. it should be distant from the irs. >> we're going to do our job on the oversight. i see it as the arrogance of big government. >> how high does the irs scandal go? could the white house really be oblivious? former adviser to president reagan joins us. he says he didn't learn about this until sometime in may. do you believe them? >> yes, i do. i don't think -- i mean, they are in real trouble if they lied to the american people, but this is astonishing. the irs operation against the tea party started three years ago. it took a year to reach the top of the irs. a year to reach the top of the treasury and a year to reach the top of the government. now i do not believe that that is true. i think all up and down th

the white house has not commented on that report. >>> now to immigration reform. bipartisan legislation is expected to hit the senate floor next week. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finds a slight majority support it, but not necessarily right now. all of this as one of the house bipartisan immigration group's gang of eight steps down. nbc news's tracie potts is in washington with all the details. tracie, good morning. >> hi, mara. good morning, everyone. while this effort may not be completely falling apart, there are some here on capitol hill who now think it may be losing steam. >> i don't think there's even a chance that comprehensive immigration will pass. >> reporter: lawmakers sound less optimistic today about immigration reform than they did a month ago. >> let's bring these people out of the shadows. >> reporter: that was senate yormarko rubio just after the gang of eight democrats and republicans announced the deal to put 11 million illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship. now, rubio says the bill he helped create can't pass the republican-

the white house confirmed the red line has indeed been crossed. according to a new intelligence assessment that has been shared with congress and key allies around the world, assad has used chemical weapons, namely sarin gas. on a small scale, killing as many as 150 syrians. the assessment is a confirmation of a preliminary intelligence report that the president spoke about last april. >> what we have right now is an intelligence assessment. and as i said, knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used, how they were used. obtaining confirmation and strong evidence, all of those things we have to make sure that we work on with the international community. >> reporter: since then, the white house disclosed that they have been quietly ramping up support for the syrian opposition, specifically, a group called the supreme military council. the assistance has included some military support. and the white house promised more direct military support is on the way, but aides would not disclose

any of this came from the white house. 're saying, you know, these guys went off the handle. they were rogue agents. they even scoffed, they said look, if this was political we would never make a mistake this stupid. this is not coming from us. i want to bring in catherine, who has personal experience with this as she and her husband created two organizations, the king street patriots and true the vote. you have your own personal story here about what happened to you. tell us when you filed for this exemption for tax-exempt status for these two groups that you developed, what came after that? what happened? >> well, we filed in july of 2010. and, prior to that we had never, never had any kind of government intervention in our lives other than just filing our yearly tax return. after filing that nonprofit application, we began to experience visits from the fbi. my husband and my business were audited for two years in a row. we were personally audited for two years in a row. we had unplanned audits from at two years in a row.

commissioner had with the white house. ant to know when the conversation -- we do know it took place at the white house about how to get ahead of the inspector general's report, why the chief of staff knew, why the white house counsel knew but the president was never informed by his lawyer. the lawyer representing lois lerner is the former law partner of the white house counsel? you don't have to be a detective to figure out. there may not be a this is what i want you to do i.r.s. memo. martha: the tone was set for -- from the top, and i think there is compelling reasons to explore that. >> that's how it works. martha: and that's what you're going to do. very interesting development. jay, thank you so much. we'll see you next time. bill: ten minutes before the hour now and watch this too jon scott is coming up "happening now" a couple of minutes away. jon: we are up in ten minutes. new and surprising revelations out about nsa spying on americans, breaking news on the extent of the surveillance programs as we await alleged e

the white house announced late this afternoon that syria's government has crossed the red line by using nerve gas and other chemical weapons against the opposition in its ongoing civil war, with fresh intelligence in hand, it says concludes syria has used weapons multiple times in the past year, the obama administration said it would begin increasing military assistance to the syrian opposition. but what kind of support is unclear as is just how deeply involved in the syrian crisis this u.s. is prepared to get. our white house correspondent chuck todd has more for us on this. chuck? >> good evening, lester. after months of internal deliberations, the white house late today announced its first significant effort to try to intervene in the syrian civil war. the decision after the white house confirmed assad has been using chemical weapons and among growing public pressure to do more, from john mccain on the right to bill clinton on the left. pour months president obama has said bashar al assad's use of chemical weapons against his own people would be a red line and would lead to a change

not necessarily the white house. s be very clear with that. >> heather: people polled say they believe the investigation should continue. i guess we're not wrapping it up. thank you both for joining us. tomorrow a can't miss fox news sunday in an exclusive interview, former vice president dick cheney weighs in on the nsa spying controversy, and the other scandals rock the nation's capitol. that is tomorrow on fox news sunday, check local listings for the time and channel in your area. >> gregg: are we really done? >> heather: i think we're done. unless they have something else to say. >> gregg: a possible medical breakthrough against one of the most common and deadliest cancers. doctors unveiling a new drug that they say could help stop the disease in its tracks. >> heather: plus, riot police charging on thousands of protesters with water cannons and overwhelming force, but the demonstrators are vowing to return. the latest in a live report from turkey alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but t

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now the white house says -- not the president -- but the assad regime, the white house says, did crosshe line. intelligence indicates chemical weapons have killed more than 100 syrians and the united nation estimates 93,000 men, women and children have died in that civil war. some g.o.p. critics say it's too little, too late. marco rubio said today, and i quote, the longer we continue to outsource this problem to other actors, the more the country will fragment. spreading instability, violence and chaos to its neighbors, and analysts point out there's trouble on all sides of syria. to east robb. -- iran to he west, lebanon, home of hezbollah, an ally and embroiled in its own standoff with israel. and then turkey, where violent protests turned deadly this week. firstç let's get to ed henry at the white house. ed, i mean, a relative unknown came out and told us that the line had been crossed, still noç heard from the president, and this is -- the puck doesn't have any idea what is happening. >> been rose, the deputy national security adviser, very prominent around the white house around