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youyou among -- are unemployed? that the jews have your jobs. is your family mired in poverty? the rothschilds have your money. the parallel the tom perkins to sallies against wall street and the one percent. the ranks of those -- anyone seeking to understand the inner workings of such a campaign to find much food for thought in perkins letter. >> our overall goal for the evening is to spores much as we can the subject of inequality and why inequality is such a hot what an issue. academicbject of her point, you must see the a smallce between was essentially powerless being persecuted by majority and on the other hand a small minority that is extremely powerful, that has all the resources of modern society and wealth being persecuted, i'll grant you, by a majority, namely the other 99%, although the group you are referring to is at various times several hundred protesters who are angry. >> i think the parallel holds. typical german that never met a jew, but some of the jews were extremely well for me. they were very prominent. i think is a very good parallel. >> you're saying th

youyou in first place but i win second place and you have there. so first and second get published in crisis but then third, we'll have a notice and they will say you can get the script from us by writing to us. you also get money as they price but it won't be published. so dubois said, there is no royalty needed. and so clearly he thinks the only of the magazine is going going to get a capture the playwrights get a cat. so what i want is just from the is to say that, one or the rain of amateur performers is going on the dubois is missing is money, but two, there's more than one reason why these plays would be below the radar. so it's not simply that it's dangerous, literally dangerous, but it's also that these are amateur performances that you don't necessarily want on other people's radars even either fix it seems to me those are some of the reasons one we are not going to have the kind of documents that we want to have any theater history. box office receipts and all that fun stuff. i can't give you that but that's what you mean oliver's and all

systemi had an opt out where women were not required to serve and the summons that went woman youyoue a need not serve. serve,don't want to check off here. how many people would volunteer? argument with the public defender of kansas city. i thought i had gotten out the report -- the point i wanted to make. then the justice said, you won't settle. many years later he wrote a of the familyion medical leave act. live you canu learn. justice, i described some of before you were appointed to the supreme court. how much did being a woman deputy state attorney and state attorney? >> i don't know how much it ffected. i think the story we just heard, is it is aimpressive vehicle to promote human rights and women's rights. we don't really have the equality we are struggling to achieve. what was difficult as a woman, was when i was in the ministry , i needed many times to confront the politicians. i thought they don't respect minorities,ight of so i had many fights inside the system, inside the administration. to takeyou don't have it too seriously what you say. you have to fight when you want

so make sure that youyou check the right filing status, specifically whether you should choose head of or single. for divorced parents, this can be confusing. if you need help, there is a pull on the irs web site called what is my filing status. another mistake people make is entering credits or deductions the they do not qualify for. court missing deductions that they do qualify for. the irs says the this happens most often and that the earned income tax credit, the child and dependent care credit, and the standard deduction. >> mark: coming up on kron 4 news. we are monitoring the situation and orland, if california where 10 people have been killed in a bus crash. that bus was filled with high school students. >> plus, bed bugs on board a bart train. will tell you what the transit agency did about the problem. coming up on a 730 marcus give you a quick look at the weather. . the public debt mount tam here's what the weather looks like for today. and as we peer into the week at what we're seeing over the next few days. . pitchers getting in the low to '70s and everyone else is cooler

youyou are describing -- are describing an old model that is irrelevant to every single story that has been written. but that is not true. a wirer to collect on inside the united states, you also need court permission .ecause of the peculiarity the packet of information -- is that submitted by anybody at nsa or cia or department of justice? or does it have to go through a department of justice lawyer? >> it will be crafted at the agency that once the coverage. you have to go through a series of bureaucratic stops. the department of justice. all the ones i am aware of went through the white house for approval. the fisa courts have approved almost every request they have had. this gives the impression it is just a rubber stamp for an irrelevant process. that is why i was pushing for some of the details. >> if the judge is not happy with the fisa application, it is withdrawn and redone. all right? there is a dialogue there. no one who has been through the process would describe it as a rubberstamp. >> is this your understanding of the fisa process? >> almost everything that mike is talkin

she did not receive it erie it she did not go to court to cuss she did not receive that notice. , youyou don't go to court are ordered deported in absentia, so she had an order of deportation without full due process. she had to u.s. citizen children at home, and they took her to detention. school for at the two u.s. citizen children trying to figure out where the mother is. a neighbor calls me, an immigration attorney and asks if i can help. she is in detention. or obstaclesrriers to representing someone in detention is transfer. a lot of times, they transfer individuals from one place to another, one detention facility to another. that is probably the greatest barrier. hasdepartment of justice been doing a lot, the administration has been doing a lot. one of the things they have been doing is trying to improve the transfer policy where there is an attorney who has a g 20 84 representation of the individual. in this situation, had that policy existed, perhaps she would not have been transferred so much. also, another policy that the administration in the last couple of years has done qu

that youyou for a job can do for this country. i think the koch brothers do not understand the freedoms and the money they have in this country. host: our topic this morning, we're talking to democrats only for their views on senate majority leader harry reid. eastern and central time zones .se the number 202-585-3880 and for mountain and pacific time zones, 202-585-3881. spring, texas -- good morning. something that strikes minor with harry reid -- i am republican. i did agree when he first came to the senate and he was in favor of a complete audit. months later, he did a complete 180. when he talks about transparency in the super elite in super wealthy, i question where that comes from. besides that, harry reid has blocked a lot of measures that the house republicans through the vigilante has attempted -- through the majority have attempted to put forth. he is really acting on his own behalf. i have conflicts with harry reid and what his motives are. benny is on the line. are you with us? caller: yes. first of all, i think he is

i youyou probably saw this week that the white house made a special effort to discuss the gender paygap. next up, a roundtable discussion taking a look at this issueose issues. later on in the program tax day is next tuesday. you may have had professional help with viewers. at the senate hearing looking at it more oversight is needed over the tax preparation industry guru will talk about that hearing and the issue. all that as washington journal continues after this. ♪ >> i think what we need is something akin to the grace commission during the reagan administration or the brack commission during the clinton administration. an outside group of integrity former members of congress, no current elected politicians to come in and do a complete audit of government from top to bottom. every agency of government has a piece of legislation or a charter that created it. as a purpose. if it's not fulfilling that purpose or not doing it within a reasonable budget, and should be cut or eliminated. let's take have started. this came in with the highest level of motivation. there are now three had