but that is just like washgton.y're is a lack of trust between not only washington and the workers in washington and the american people, in washington can you get a great gig like tt. and there are about 100 other people doing the so called consulting js. they're is a process to get the approval, but like senator grassley said, he is wondering if there is more to it, just like you're aing. meliss right no wonder what should it possibly do that would be worth 350 or $355,000. in researching, this company she is going to work f for is doing consulting, a consulting firm that was founded by bill clinton , and if you look get just what they sayn their ssn statement, it gives you some insight into what she could be doing that would be worth some much more money than a regular job. says ouream working at the highest echelonsf public and private sectoos forming a rich knowledge bas and alobal network of ratiohips that we bring to bear on behalf of our clients every day. so their workers had a global neork of relationships

senator with tse scandals developing, the enormous distractions, it is not as if washgton can go aheadultitask here. all scandal, all problems, nothing is going to get done >> it does worry me. we have a system that is dysfunctional with very little ggtting dne. there's only so much attention to go around. they run the risk of scking all the oxygen out of the room and further our chance to addrress the thin that mitt romney talk about and that is how do wecreate this. >> it does concern me that this would distract further from focusing on the business at hand neil: harry reid said that we are making a big deal out of nothing. >> okay, with no one is reading your e-mails, no one is listening to your phone calls unless they get a judicial rder a sometime. what they are doing is keeping a record of all of that. so let's see say that clark also meone and we are able to follow follow-up to try to identify the entire network. so then we have to have that data so we can follow-up with them. but no one is listening in or following the-mail of the ordinary americans. >> why did you have so many

. >> they are far away inn washgton. you can see what these peopl are doing.erwise it gets out of ntrol and it ihuman nature. you cannot help it. neil: lissa francis, thank u so much. this just in, microsoft. excel is coming to the iphone. and the rest comes with it. and the rest comes with it. actually the heat may have [ male aouncer ] in your lietime, you will lose 3ets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeksf sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more tee. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may dage supporting teeth, by stabilizing your partial. and 'clean and protect' kills odor-causing bacteria. care for your partial. help prect your natural teeth. a friend under water is somethg completely different.. i met a turtle friend today. avo: whatever you're looking for, expedia has more ways help you find yours. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-secon

some of the questions that were asked at the request of t washgton people were inappropriate, as hasnstrated melissa: at that point inevitably higher-ups' knew was going onecause they were getting this intermission and the documents theyou think people higher up the food chain had to have no was going on. >> that's right, and that's appropriate because your gettg into a new area of the law and want to make sure is done correctly. the ida was going to washington is hardly surprising. as said a moment ago, my problem is that it took so long to settle this down, good correct procedures. then when the commission was asked about it instead of sayingwe havsome issues, we sort of the matter and n we're doing it prorly he said ther is n targeting in give the impressiont is was all shipshape and there were no issues. melissa: why would he do thht? >> i have no idea. it was -- melissa: is a political? >> i have no idea. at the believe that is the case. this is what has to be developed to the congressional investatn, if you will. have no reason to question his testimony. i just think that it wa

country these hous are not affordable inities like denver, los angel, san francisco, seattle, miami, washgtonnew york city. we a a long ways from that. do you think there are other elements making housing affordab? >> absolutely. there are two factors th his interest rates going up taking it less affordable and house prices are going up a lot faste% than you would think otherwise. the thing i want you to look at is may 2. look at any chart since may 2. that is when they lose control ofhe market, so stocks have come down. gerri: some ople say the fed has lost control. a week ago the fedcontrol is too much. can u have it both ways, really? >> no, absolutely not. for all the good intentions i come in peace, the fed has done me good. the fed has lowered intt rates and othe housing side have fannie mae, freddie mac, fha, almost 100% domination of the housing market through the govement. what do we get? bubbles burst, bubbles burst. gerri: that is what i am worried about. i remember the last time we got into a housingubble i started looking at those little pieces of evidence something was awry and

department of justievealed that an affidavit giving the department of justice access to fox chief washgton corresponde james rosen's e-mails was quote, approved at the highest levels, including discussions with the attorney general himself. and to gain access to those res, the fbi and justice attorneys had to sign an affidavit that effectively accused rosen of eionage by labeling him a co-conspirator. house judiciary committee chairman b goodlott said a pointed letter to holder demanding answers to a number of questions regarding the attorney general'role in the rosen scandaand his departmen spying on as many as100 reporters and editors at the asassociated pre his letter read quo, it imperative that the committee, the congress and the american pele berovided a full an accurateccount of your involvement. the white house press secretary, jay carney today, who has been caughtn a number of misstatements and contradictions of his own, if not outright lies, today claimed that holderestimony was truthful and that president obama still has the utmost confidence in his attorney general. not all lib

because of hysteria put out by too manyy people in the mia and frankltoo many people in washgton, too many piticians o never cared enoh to observe this before. who are not focused on terrorism and are fanning fmes. that iesponsib. the purpose of leadership is not rr about some whacko screaming on the steps of the capitol. it is to sa american lives. melissa: damn media. always our fault. congressman, thanks for coming on the show. >>> uniting going on the offense since the nsa scandalroke. google release adler asking the government for permison to publish requests of data. so critics accuse google enabling spying because of their technogy. is google good or evil? remember tat is their motto, don't be evil. with m a privacy and security researcher and stephen hayes from theweekly standard." thks so both of you for joining us. steve, i want t start with you because google is trying to get out there in front of this story. they have put out a public letter to general general asking if theydattorneyeneral eric holder to publish the transparencyeport wch is supposed to show how many times