. >> he testified falsely underoath. back up two years, two months, woefully uninformed about something that virtually everybody knew about. >> he is the director of national intelligence. he doesn't necessarily need to know immediately about every cycle terrorist incident around the world to do his job, but before he goes on television, somebody who worked for him should have said mr. director, you need to know about this. >> you wouldn't expect to be informed? >> i don't know what his day was like. i saw what the day was like for the dni during summertime when we were in office and when president bush was in office and it is a very complicated job, and you spend your time not just looking at the in basket. the job, director of national intelligence is to look forward. they are not in charge of the day to day. the director of the cia, guy who is more important, have to have instantaneous knowledge, is he in charge of deploying assets. the supervisor role is the dni. i'm not excusing him going into an interview with dian

why can't they put them underoath and public and let's have the old fashioned transparency. put them up and do it and move it. >> washington tends to work slowly. you get lawyers involved. it takes a long time. that's going to happen. you saw that with learner, she took the 5th amendment and said i'm not going to testify. i would be surprised to see a lot of other people start taking the 5th amendment because they don't want to be -- there's an fbi investigation. you don't want to say the wrong thing. i do think we'll see these people come forward and testify. i do think that there is a danger here for republicans. they have a pretty good story here. they have a scandal, their groups were targeted. there's the potential for a lot of political advantage for them but there's also potential when you start doing things like name calling. like i said the other day when he called carny the paid liar kind of thing. if you are talking about name calling, that kind of clouds the whole issue. >> it would be nice if it wasn't the political pay off they're looking for but get to the bot

the chief law enforcement officer wrote a new letter maintaining he didn't lie underoath, despite the we know he personally authorized the spying on fox news' james rosen. the letter reads in part, i do believe that a thorough investigation of the disclosure of classified information that threatened national security was necessary and appropriate. now the attorney general thinks it was necessary and appropriate, only three weeks after he told the world that he felt "remorse." pretty interesting. here with reaction, tv, radio talk show host, billy cunningham and fox news contributor, tamara holder. not something he was involved in, but he signed the affidavit and said it was necessary and appropriate. is that contra ductry? >> no. it was contradictory for someone who doesn't understand the law like yourself, sean. >> cunningham is an attorney. tonal jen for state of ohio, you are jisudicially challenged andp with of the stooges of the left that will criminal behavior, you suffer from bob beckelites, and a condition of liberalism that caused people like eric holder. call for the petitio

for weeks, the house judiciary committee, investigating if holder misled them underoath. his department never sought to prosecute a journalist. one threatened to subpoena the attorney general if he refuses to clarify remarks, this as lawmakers turn up the heat. 46 house republicans sending a letter to president obama yesterday, demanding he remove eric holder from office. some republican lawmakers say holder needs to do more. >> right, harrah. some aren't entirely comfortable with the idea that the meeting with lawmakers next week will be private, behind closed doors. how one member of the house gop committee will view that meeting. >> how are you going to feel when you know we're meeting behind closed doors to talk about how he may be invading your right and getting your e-mail and checking your phone calls? it doesn't help you a whole lot i don't think. so important to the credibility of this justice department, it needs to be open, give america a little faith again and justice. >> reporter: holder also had said he will provide answers in writing to the house judiciary

lawmakers want to know if holder mislead them when he testified underoath that his department never soughtlist. yesterday 46 house republicans sent a letter to president obama demanding he fire and replace eric holder. rye i don't know police now cleared out protestors from turkey's taksim square. this is key because they have been given a deadline here. the park has been the scene of massive antigovernment demonstrations for more than two weeks. protestors are dispersed. bulldozers are sweeping away the debris left behind. the unrest is sparked by government plans to build a mall in the square. now back to huckabee. >>> this summer the president is going to be touring the country, trying to sell obamacare all over again. well, could it be because polls continue to show that his healthcare overhaul is unpopular with most americans? a new fox news poll shows 55% oppose obamacare. that's compared to only 40% who are in favor of it. even members of congress including a lot of the democrats are contemplating quitting because of the premiums under the law. one of the problems of obamacare, thou

crump, you were rushed and you didn't take it seriously and you weren't underoath, correct?> yes, sir. >> but on april 2nd you were under oath? >> yes, sir. >> and you're being interviewed by the police? >> yes, sir. >> and it was recorded? >> yes, sir. >> from the state attorney's office, now, at this point, the jacksonville state attorney's office was involved in the case as opposed to the seminole county state attorney office, correct? >> yes, sir. >> so, mr. del a rionda said i'm from jacksonville and down here to interview you and introduced you to -- >>> we're going to step away from this for just a second to explain why this line of questioning is so important. and, of course, the defense attorney, don west, is asking rachel jeantel about text messages, phone calls and television interviews she did in late march. right around that time, there were petitions going around. and things were really heating up. people were trying to urge the sanford police department to charge george zimmerman. in fact, it was right around late march that a special prosecutor was appointed

public information but a lot of meat and potatoes of investigations are done behind closed doors underoath. the third of three irs hearings on capitol hill is less than 30 minutes away, bill. bill: you wonder what is an acceptable answer in this. you continue to wonder. you don't come up with an answer that is appropriate. we're watching the hearing. mike emanuel live on the hill. martha has more. martha: there are just layers to this irs story because this hearing happens while the irs is still of course under intense scrutiny for the targeting of conservative groups. it started some three years ago, early in 2010. the agency began inappropriately singling out and denying large numbers of conservative groups who were applying for tax-exempt status. nearly 500 groups were tar the ited and subjected to unfair scrutiny and questions. some of these groups had tea party in their name. they had patriot in their name. they waited, some of them, over three years to have their tax-exempt applications processed. while they waited, many other groups on the left were approved and two election cycles

any sort of records, notes, letters, or, testimony on trial underoath that someone told the state.150 million lawsuit that she filed and again, so far, she has not been able to make it, take it to court against the state. she is living in a nursing home outside of boston bit way for now. we'll update viewers how that goes. dan, rebecca, thank you both. >> thank you. >> jenna? jenna: a new twist in a decades-old mystery. the fbi digging in a farm field for the remains of jimmy hoffa. what they're doing after searching three days. rick folbaum with the late-breaking details next. [ male announcer ] snap out of yournack routine with delicious pringles stix. ♪ ♪ everything pops with pringles stix. [ crunch ] ... ... ... jenna: right now a brand new development in the search for jimmy hoffa. an fb i-team searching for his remains in michigan, apparently putting their shovels away. rick folbaum with breaking news on this. rick? >> one of the country's most enduring mysteries will stay just that at least for now. the fbi is calling off the search saying they haven't found jimmy hoffa's re