what valerie jarrett thinks. hillary clinton.re's so many personalalties in this with their own sensitivities. like clearing those talking points. they had to get something everybody afwrgreed on. now everybody's being tagged for this. >> one product i think the white house has, it may be a product of the world we live in. everything goes from zero to ten. nothing's in between. republicans get out there and try to turn everything into a gate because they're just throwing things up against the wall hoping one thing sticks and they don't have to deal with immigration reform. right? >> what would you rather deal with? >> if i was john boehner i know what i'd rather deal with, yes. >> sometimes ten is more fun than six. dan, you say six to seven for irs. we'll see if the thermometer rises. dan raet president obama expected to make the statement on the scandal of the irs, the one i think he has nothing to do with coming up at 6:00 eastern. we'll be right back. [ children laughing ] energy efficient appliances. you can get a tax write

it's going to lead to the leader of the free world which is valerie jarrett. >> she took the fifth.e's not playing. eric had a great line he didn't use. he called her a slow lerner. very good. coming up, can you believe it? it looks like actor morgan freeman fell asleep during a live tv interview with fox news while promoting his new film. he claims otherwise. we'll show you the tape, and then you can decide. >> that's awesome. > ♪ >> it's now been four nights that sweden's capital has been subjected to riots by hundreds of dissatisfied youths. the rioting followed the killing of a man wielding a machete, and it's taking place among immigrant suburbs. if you read the article, the riots are blamed on anger, racism, and an increasingly divided society, the haves versus the have knots, a refrain early from our president. the anger is linked to the recent arrival of asylum seekers. for all countries who have had immigration with no rioting, this unrest arises from an internal cancer, an erosion of a country's exceptionalism called patriotism which once encouraged a sense of belonging am

. >> valerie jarrett is not going to go. t i think that now. >> why did you move on so quickly from that. é?a'a i'm saying i think jarret is behind it all. and i don't think jarrett will go either. but i think if you get up to steadman, you are one step away from >> bill: that's big. >> that's pretty far in. under the bus. they got problems. >> bill: i don't know about valerie jarrett, i really don't. i'm saying this honestly. i don't know. >> nobody does. what are you going on? you get a good vibe off her that she wouldn't participate on this? other side i get bad vibe off her. >> bill: i'm neutral on who in the white house might be involved because i don't have any evidence. i have plenty of evidence that eric holder is involved because his guys are doing it. he had to know. and recuse business is a bunch of bs. everybody knows it. >> billy, i will take you at face value and much like the president's biggest defenders, i will get on board tonight and say i'm willing to concede, too. that he is clueless, that's the default

. >> bill: valerie jarrett? >> valerie jarrett is going to stop it holder goes, maybe. maybe carney goes. somebody has got to go. they have got to throw a body out the door. >> bill: of all the three big ones this week, benghazi, irs, a.p., which one bothers you the most. >> benghazi because there are four guys dead. i also sense that they are more concerned. i heard dems today talking about the one that doesn't matter to me the a.p. monitoring them and seeing how many sex lives they are using each month. listen, as far as the irs goes, i always assume this goes on. but i'm betting glenn beck has had his wazood armor alled he did about to get audited. >> bill: he always gets paid in gold. they have to weigh his stuff. >> if you are a conservative group and thinking of cheating on your taxes, you might want to buy on the dips as they say. this might be the time because i don't think they can go in on anybody. >> bill: a.p. two years where they can't touch you. >> they can't. cdap. beautiful, got the biggest bus kissers in the world and the president telling them to kiss

. >> bill: valerie jarrett? >> valerie jarrett is going to stop it holder goes, maybe.aybe carney goes. somebody has got to go. they have got to throw a body out the door. >> bill: of all the three big ones this week, benghazi, irs, a.p., which one bothers you the most. >> benghazi because there are four guys dead. i also sense that they are more concerned. i heard dems today talking about the one that doesn't matter to me the a.p. monitoring them and seeing how many sex lives they are using each month. listen, as far as the irs goes, i always assume this goes on. but i'm betting glenn beck has had his wazood armor alled he did about to get audited. >> bill: he always gets paid in gold. they have to weigh his stuff. >> if you are a conservative group and thinking of cheating on your taxes, you might want to buy on the dips as they say. this might be the time because i don't think they can go in on anybody. >> bill: a.p. two years where they can't touch you. >> they can't. cdap. beautiful, got the biggest bus kissers in the world and the president telling them to kiss hi

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. >> alicia keys has an an ally i white house supervisor valerie jarrett.ster died of aids. >> she was married with a young child and didn't really get the testing she should have had early on in her illness because it never occurred to anyone that a married mom would actually be hiv positive. >> keys met with women willing to share their stories. she's hoping to start an open dialogue about the epidemic, and several of them are featured in the campaign. 26-year-old stephanie brown was diagnosed at 19. >> for me to come out and speak helps the next person who was newly diagnosed. >> the campaign is building on some momentum. the cdc says new inspections among women dropped 21% between 2002 and 2010. still more than 1 million americans are infected, and 1 in 4 of those is a women. >> give me strength, wisdom, and courage. >> empowered will provide grants up to $25,000 to programs like this one at the united medical center in southeast wrb. >> everybody's so hush hush about it happening. >> i am hopefully giving people the opportunity to feel like we can enga

. >> and where is valerie jarrett and susan rice? what deserted island are they on? >> they're getting awards for being great americans. >> this is the issue and why the left is so happy. the benghazi hearings are like an exam the white house knows it can skip because it's already getting a passing grade. the white house incompetence is borne of a doting media afraid of criticizing obama. if this were a republican, what would happen? look at drones. who called the administration the drones? it wasn't a democrat. it was rand paul. >> can i point something out? blaming the video is political cover for president obama. hiding this person who called for the stand down is political cover up, in my opinion. >> if i'm not mistaken, the original intelligence report did talk about the video, did it not? >> no, it did not. >> it did not. >> remember, there was spontaneous events simultaneously somewhere else that had nothing to do with this. >> excuse me. i busted my button off my shirt. we're going to keep talking about this and the media's role in keeping the truth about ben

has been a loyal soldier for president obama and he got talked into staying like bob said by valerie jarrett. he has become the pawn in the game. if you were to blame it all on him you are really missing the big picture here and the larger question should be if rosen was the target, who else? >> i still disagree. this is not a failure if he goes. it is like if you cut the tail off a left wing lizard the tail grows back. he has done his job. it is not like he failed. he is is just taking all of the heat. and bob you said this before, the attorney general is the lightning rod for the ide logical. he just takes all the bad stuff and when goes they replace him with the same thing if not worse. the entire administration is run like an old style narco cartel. instead of hiding from the feds they are the feds which means we should get a drug cartel to prosecute them. >> can i pull the anchor for a second? what should the administration do with eric holder. what know what the administration would like to do. >> he might want to go actually. and for president obama sometimes a personnel change can re

valerie jarrett, eric holder, jack lew, jay carney. they lock arms and form a ring around president obama so even if he is calling the shots from within the ring, that ring is shielding him as the blowback comes back to him. but there's a way to break the ring. remind people about all these scandals. we have to stay on it. benghazi is huge. we have to stay on benghazi. keep reminding people because in the voting booth when people think about these scandals and go to vote in 2014, that's the way to send the message that we're not going to take any of this political elitism anymore. >> they wanted to be a part of history. they did not even want to report that he was untested or about his lack of records. can we blame them for reporting? >> i would never blame the media for anything. it's true. what we're seeing is a therapy session. kind of an intervention for all the media. they didn't break the irs story. the story came to them. i have no sympathy for them now that they've seen their golden hero fall apart. i will say this, president o

as far as valerie jarrett, i do not even understand that implication at all.s i say, i think it is bogus and that they are trying to make something out of an incident that was obviously a tragedy, but these of the same folks, by the way, who have cut and cut and cut the state department funding. one minute they say that the federal government does not do anything, that you do not need a federal government, and they are constantly cutting, and the next they say they did not have enough security. have they looked lately at the state department budget? it is totally, shockingly underfunded. supportuld your group -- did your group support hillary clinton in 2008? would you support her in 2016? guest: as i say, i think that this is just the opening salvo of 2016. case your reaction on the in philadelphia? the abortion doctor found guilty of killing three babies. guest: apparently this was a very badly run situation. i mean, this doctor, it is shocking. on the other hand, one of the reasons you have, always have irresponsible actions in many different professions an

valerie jarrett or jetblue or bill daley? meet with the president of the united states?me we are heading for a constitutional crisis over benghazi and the irs can the land this might be where it takes place where the white house invoked executive privilege and says you cannot have access to any of these records. charles: maybe doug shoen will get a better answer than the easter egg hunt. now back to laurin. netflix leading the s&p. >> top performer on the isn't the 500 but also for the year, up 150% this year. the news for netflix is as of thursday this will be a member of the nasdaq 100, many mutual funds will track netflix because they're tracking the nasdaq 100 as a result of that. this is a huge performance and the stock's performance to date, if you look at netflix over the past year it is up 250%. charles: netflix is a monster stock but they have done some good things. thanks a lot. the scandals catching up to president obama. the polls are turning against him and the media is turning against him. the question is how long will the me deal told the administration's

that's valerie jarrett, his senior adviser.nd the picture is of relevance to the present discussion because in that very discussion we were having there, he was emphasizing the importance of the regulatory lookback, of simplifying the system, of eliminating unjustified regulations and asking me what are you doing about it. and i've given you some examples of what we've been doing. okay. eight, here's someone who's dealing with paper, and here i want to use paper for the first time in the literal sense, not paper as a pet forfor -- as a metaphor for burdens and forms. and there's, i hope you know who that is, the poet laureate of the 1960s, bob dylan, and he did something that got a lot of attention in the 1960s, created a bit of a stir: made pete seager, great folk singer, very angry. and this is what he did. he went electronic. what we need to do -- electric, actually with, but close enough. what we need to do is in many areas replace paper with electric or electronic filing. in the tax system, we can cut some of the billions

was it valerie jarrett? was it bill daley, jack lew, was it the president of the united states?we need to know with whom he met 157 times when he visited that white house. jon: richard, she points out kathleen sebelius made fewer than 50 visits, so did the secretary of the treasury. you can imagine page, you know,a pretty important job. one would think they'd be making at least 157 visits to the white house as well. >> yeah. i would recommend to your viewers that they google this. you'll see that these white house logs were not complete. there were certain people, the people that you just named -- sebelius, the secretary of treasury, for example -- who when they had a meeting at the white house actually didn't have to sign in. they were precleared. so i think we're now kind of resting all this on a distinction that i think really doesn't kind of carry much water. look, the fact is there were nonconservative groups that were scrutinized, and i will ask you and monica both, do we think if it's true that you had to be a social welfare group to qualify for 501c4 status? and if it's

chief technology officer, and valerie jarrett, senior advisor to the president. she is also the assistant to the president for public engagement. the folks at the meeting that took this was convened to discuss job creation and economic growth. >> i know will be wide-ranging but i am trying to understand menbalance between the two to bond with each other and get to know each other. the chinese leader did the same to the u.s. for last week by coming down against north korea. is like the elephant in the room, the cyber thing. the think it is more of dealing with tensions had on automating or let's try to figure out what we can work on together. the approaches that we deal with those areas of cooperation and competition head-on. we are very clear with the chinese about issues of disagreement, and very clear about issues where we see room for greater cooperation and coordination. the chinese just completed a leadership transition and of course the president not that long ago realized -- that it was a good time for the two leaders to get together. the issues that you t