for trusting obama. left's golden rule, all is permissible but i need not tolerated you which is why you can target the tea party. sadly the a.p. knows what that is like. so we've got three scandals a flurry of corruption that has heads spinning faster an load of wet laundry. if there was profession that cover such events we can dream but today journalists love obama. they are like the memphis mafia, to keep elvis presley happy and that ended well. each scandal is a flied bacon and peanut butter sandwich. it's not so bad when the heart of the administration finally gives out. >> andrea, what happened to no drama obama. this guy is lifetime channel mini series. when this is s in going to stop? >> andrea: i like lifetime mini series. watch what mini series. you said spinning laundry. how about spinning dirty laundry that isn't getting clean. this isn't a president that hasn't been held account be a. he is getting very angry and defensive. "washington post" gave him four on benghazi but they have been lying

that we just heard because yes it's true that obama the obama administration wants regime change in syria but i think just about everyone else does as well the folks in syria people in other other governments in the west and elsewhere in the middle east as well and i think that a neo conservative view at least when i think of a neo conservative i think about folks that say you know to hack with what other people think we're going to go ahead and do what we want but i think in this case obama reflects public opinion in the united states and elsewhere around the world as well drones though absolutely is a very different story and i definitely concur on that point george you want to jump in here in regime change in syria a lot of people want to but for a lot of different reasons and not good reasons are honorable reasons go ahead yeah . though there were without question and. you know many people may want to regime change i don't think the considerations of london and paris really matter very much i think the issue. should be up to the syrians to decide whether they want regime change or not

that we just heard because yes it's true that obama the obama administration wants regime change in syria but i think just about everyone else does as well for folks in syria people in other other governments in the west and elsewhere in the middle east as well and i think that a neoconservative at least what i think of a neo conservative i think about folks that say you know to hack with what other people think we're going to go ahead and do what we want but i think in this case obama reflects public opinion in the united states and elsewhere around the world as well drones though absolutely is a very different story and i definitely concur on that point george you want to jump in here in regime change in syria a lot of people want to but for a lot of different reasons not good reasons are honorable reasons go ahead yeah. there were without question and. you know many people may want to regime change i don't think the considerations of london and paris really matter very much i think the issue. should be up to the syrians to decide whether they want regime change or not and it's by no me

obama. to still make this his waterloo. this is paul ryan this morning, spilling the beans again. this is a crucial sound bite here. check this out. >> as bad as this is, the person in charge of this bureaucrat ii snafu has been put in obama care. the irs is going to be granted huge power over our health care in the implementation of obama care. so this is just rotten to the core. this is arrogance. this is big government cronyism and this is not what hard-working taxpayers deserve. >> the irs is going to be the verifying agency of your income. so when the state checks on how many people are covered in a certain business, such as mine, they will make sure that employee a, b, c, and d made so much money, to make sure that they qualify. that's the power the irs is going to have. and they make it sound like it's some intrusion into your front door where the government's going to be taking over. let me tell you something, liberals. we are going to win this fight. and we are going to learn. and i

not a supporter of president obama. weigh in on the irs and >> bill: lou's the boss segment tonight. big controversy over apple keeping massive profits overseas to avoid paying taxes in america. >> is it true you told our staff you are not bringing the 100 billion home unless we reduce our tax rates? is thatccurate? >> i didn't remember saying that. >> is it true? >> i said i don't remember saying that. >> bill: according to the "wall street journal," apple is keeping the money overseas so it won't have to pay u.s. taxes. joining us now to sort it all out lou dobbs the anchor on the fox business channel. this is kind of an old story but a new player apple. so, this if they bring their profits back overseas how much to the feds. >> 35%. that and the difference between whatever country they are making the money in. it gets complicated but the fact is they will have to pay at least 10%. >> bill: that's a big bite. 100 billion. it's 100 billion they have got over there, right? >> complicating it further. tim cook has promis

in fact, right up to obama in 2008. since from nixon to obama the republicans control national government far more than did the democrats. i think what disturbs me is less the intolerance and the lack of respect, which i think is very important coming out of these about 45 seconds. why don't we see this on the right. don't we see conservative people, because certainly there are zealots on the right. fanatics on the right. we don't see them going into the colleges and shouting down people and the few conservative professors. we don't see them indoctrineating. why not? >> look. since time and memorial, young people tend to be far more -- if you are not a socialist when you ii you you don't have a heart. ifif you you are not a conservative when you are 50 you don't have a head. these are fringe infantile silly people who have no influence, no power and they know it. and the only way they will get any attention. >> bill: aren't sill will y. people on the right young silly people who would do that? >> no. i think the young a

fast forward, what is obama doing? he has convened a grand jury -- i think it is still there although we've not heard about it. i think he may have invited assange and secrecy. what is the charge? conspiracy. we don't expect our listeners to be lawyers and jump up and down when they hear the word conspiracy. i just want to tell you and the audience, it is very easy to prove conspiracy. it is very hard to prove as in -- and the best in osh act. -- itis doing in and run is very hard to prove espionage under the espionage act. my book is meant to be a clarion call to the journalist community -- wake up. there is danger out there. he may not like assange, but wake up. the first amendment is really going to be damaged if obama goes forward. if he succeeds, he will have succeeded where nixon failed. >> let's play a clip from julian assange when he was on democracy now! last november. he warns about the consequences of the has been lodged act being reinterpreted. >> the new interpretation of the s.b. knowledge at the pentagon

another big obama mexico priority. notably, president obama's endorsement of the pass for citizenship for the 11 million illegal aliens in the u.s. mexico has long l protection fo who work in the u.s. >> question, what is mexican president enrique pena nieto's principle concern regarding immigration? >> i think what he wants desperately is amnesty and a path to citizenship, ires access for mexicans to come to this country. i think he is remaining somewhat silent because he knows it's sensitive. i know he knows that marco rubio is an indispensable man and not barack obama. mexico is heavily dependent on the united states of america. we gave them a $60 billion trade surplus last year which is responsible for over 100% of their gdp growth. we buy something like 20 to 25% of all they produce. we buy their oil. so there's a real close relationship here, and barack obama doesn't have to be too reticent in pushing the united states interest when it comes to the cartels and when it comes to the border. >> eleanor. >> i wouldn'

they have voted to repeal obama care 39 times. they just announced there will be a 40th vote to do that next week. you know, why not? but in terms of working on their own ideas, the benghazi hearing is pretty much it. this is the most ambitious thing they have done, and the idea here is this was not an attack on the u.s., what happened in benghazi should be seen as a political conspiracy engineered by the obama administration and maybe hopefully by hillary clinton, but maybe only if she's going to run for president. the attack in benghazi was engineered by the administration because somehow it was good for them. so, if president obama's not going to be impeached because he tanked the stock market, he will definitely be impeached because of benghazi. or actually, you know what, he'll resign because of benghazi. that will be perfect. >> as the information and facts begin to come out, it will become so obvious that there was a concerted and very, very deliberate attempt to mislead this country and its people to lie to congress, as we

they added obama to the list. diverse question is, how do you think think that the fact that he is an intellectual plays into this perception of aloofness? the second question has to do with the expectations and biases that people had or have with the first african-american president, i think there is a tremendous amount of pressure on him because of that. i am wondering how that plays into perceptions also. guest: being an intellectual, i mean, i have interviewed president obama a number of times now. he is very smart and very cerebral. intellectual, i think it means two different people, he does respect the life of the mind and is interested in ideas. if you define that as being an intellectual, he certainly qualifies for that. he does like to dissect things. if you look at his policies or talk to him personally -- as a journalist, many times people are struck by the idea that there's not a lot of chit chat to begin with. he is very no-nonsense. other presidents i have talked to and people around washington, mem

obama? we have the best analysis in the business. >> it had a. >> chilling. >> did the irs target big money conservative donors? we will talk with the man who got hammered by the tax people. >> what do you think about the latest that's been going on with the benghazi investigation? >> i haven't really been following that much. >> i haven't been following along too closely, sorry. >> bill: the factor hits the streets to find out just how much americans know about the controversies. >> i'm bad with current events. >> what have you been doing for the past few months? >> >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. a special edition of the factor, sandals, the bombshells rocking washington begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the president of the united states under siege, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the obama administration has trouble on three fronts as you may know. the irs illegally investigating conser

war on terror rebranded driving to show that efforts are winding down president obama announces steps to speed up closure but. killings with drone just unnecessary. it is a just after nine am here in moscow a very good morning to you from all of us here in the newsroom i'm sure it's good to have you with us today. the investigation into the machete murder in london has seen police arresting two more people on suspicion of conspiracy to murder the two men who apparently hacked to death a british soldier in broad daylight they remain in hospital now one of them was recognized by a former radical preacher as a man who converted to islam around a decade ago i mean while the local community is still reeling from the brutal attack. reports from. a flag at half mast a grizzly attack with a machete style knife and a murdered soldier his death leaves behind a two year old son the seemingly behind this recent act seeking to bring scenes of violence usually seen in war ravaged parts of the world to the london suburb of knowledge in a poignant interview r.t. spoke to an army officer he told us of

went from group think loving obama to suddenly group think hating obama. where is the investigation? we really need to have a media that can be nuanced, that can ask these tough questions and they're just not asking these tough questions. let's face it, president obama has been talking about fair share doctrine for quite some time. this irs scandal is an extension of his fair share doctrine. he's trying to make sure that we're all paying our fair share. where is the coverage and the questions along his campaign slogans and how this relates to the news scandal? >> john, the reason this story has been kept alive is because of this network. the reporting of catherine herridge, jennifer griffin, and james rosen kept this story alive until the rest of the media caught up with it. if the elite skate gave prizes, they would win. they don't so i hope they get pay raise. >> when it comes to the irs thing, at least usa today did some fairly big stories this week about how conservative groups were getting treated versus how liberal groups were getting treated. >> the

today was the second day of the obama offensive.

obama. >> bill: all right, benchy. it's true to a lesser extent in all these other examples. >> bill: next on the run down. what does senator marco rubio think about the irs and benghazi controversy. the senator will be here. later, stossel public servants getting their portraits painted and we are paying for it. you will be angry. we are coming right back. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? >> and in the impact segment tonight, chaos growing in washington. benghazi, the irs, scrutinizing conservative groups

some opposing president obama. some do it for noble reasons, some for shallow sometimes venal reasons. >> the central thing my idea his opponents you talk about taking him out to dinner, making nice with hill. these people politically want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dogs. that does make it very very difficult to come on nice to them. >> bill: nice appetizing thing at dinner time. joining us from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. isn't it true people in power particularly presidents. different party or whatever, president obama is no different, is he? >> no. that's a good point you and i know dan rather. when i heard that first reaction i felt like a porcupine at a fourth of july barbecue when queen elizabeth was asking me to dance the cha-cha. >> bill: that's something rather would say. >> i was at cbs too long. >> bill: two words came into my mind i'm sure they came into your mind. richard nixon. rather was brutal on him. >> exactly. here's the thing. people in power ha

you have to focus on sandy, sandy, sandy and obama, obama, obama. that's the way he wins. >> on the issue of climate, right? here's he being relatively clear about what he thinks about climate. this is him in august of 2011. take a listen. >> in the past, i've always said that climate change is real and it's impacting our state. decade average temperatures have been rising and temperature changes are affecting weather patterns in our climate. >> chris christie's problem is the newt gingrich problem. he's now on record, right? he's starting to run away from it. his new line is to thread the needle and not look like a doofus and a liar. well, it's esoteric, this is the thing for egg-headed people to do. and i'm too busy getting this state back together to kind of interfere in this scientific relationship. but the climate change question relates to the broader question, which is like the pictures of him and barack obama, him on record on climate change, all that stuff is still there in the primary. it's like how dumb do you think republican primary vot

we can't say how much in the tankb obama. if lerner, who has nothing to hide, doesn't take the fifth, this is a scandal of monstrous proportions with a massive abuse of federal power. this woman has taken the fifth. how can it not be a story? but instead of a story, they put barack obama's prom pictures in there. >> sean: do you think the only reason the media covered anything at all was because of ñr ap side of this? >> yeah. i think they had a lover's spat, but they've gotten over that one as well. look, if it were not james rosen, somebody on nbc, they would care more, but it's fox, so they don't care that much. these are other stories -- they do a story or two -- i've been saying it from the very beginning -- they'll say they're done, walk away, and cover prom pictures. >> sean: that's unbelievable. it was the choom gang, remember that? they didn't really cover others, like bill ayers, that's my personal favorite. coming up, achiotes most incredible video of the day when we come back, we'll reveal it. man: i know the nam

who is liked by president obama. let's all be captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] good to have you with us. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: oh, i love a zombie army. have a seat. nation, you know, folks, if you watch the news like i do, it seems like lately president obama cannot swing a dead cat without hitting some sort of scandal. which reminds me, what's he doing with all these dead cats? the challenge is, folks, which one to cover. as always, i look to my journalistic heroes: cronkite, murrow, barker. so tonight, i am proud to introduce for the first time on the colbert report the obama scandal booth. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome to the obama scandal booth. brought to you by mazda and the scandalously sleek redesign of the all new 2014 mazda six. mazda: it's not your father's oldsmobile. because it's a mazda. now inside this booth are slips of paper, each with the name of

following obama's address. president obama says he's appointing new people new on voice at the state department and the pentagon who will specifically work on the transfers of guantanamo detainees it is not really specify when the transfers will begin or how this will be done but he did say the administration is lifting the ban on transfers to yemen the yemenis are the largest single group of prisoners added wanted on those just the six out of eighty six detainees who've been cleared for release are from yemen and president obama also says he asked congress to lift restrictions on bringing the detainees to the u.s. to get tried by military commissions here in the states after all these years of inaction indifference and then just this one time when you need to finally got a president obama's attention whether it is really sad that it took a massive hunger strike and so much physical suffering to them to be heard remember we've heard president obama talk about closing the prison five years ago nothing happened m

the town isy, turning on obama. all of the ingredients are in place for a good old-fashioned pile on. i know it is christmas time for republicans. how bad is it for the president? >> it is a test. theagenda is put on hold, stories are negative, and the question is, can he take control of it? and he owned it and be the authority figure and demand answers, realistic answers people are going to accept? >> can the president get from under this one? >> can he owned his own government? he is a buy standard. i read about it in the newspaper. the attorney general asked about the ap story, the dragnet of the phone calls. i have no idea. i can't remember when i recused myself. i was having lunch of the time. these guys want to get elected, they pretend the government is something out there and they just arrived on the scene like a bystandard. >> you were born in this town. on a scale of 1-10, where is this one? >> 5. if you take them one by one, let's go back to the irs, there is no evidence that what ,appened to the irs sanc

the attorney general forthcoming with president obama, the s president obama comfortable with the answer that holder gave in the oval office or is it a different answer? >> eric: it seems with all these scandals, president obama has a lot of people that know a lot of things and knew for a long time but somehow it doesn't make to obama. all of them have had conversations with president obama. for 14 reason he didn't know about the scandal part of it. knows about the thing going on. he knew about benghazi. he had people from the irs coming to visiting him throughout the left and even talking about something around this but doesn't know a scandal happening. it's completely disingenuous. and very quickly, rush limbaugh said something. he is right. they are going to have various investigations going on into these scandals but they will all be separate investigations. they will find something little. if you put them all together. it rocks the presidency. individually may be not so much. >> dana: i wanted to ask andrea about that. because of the preponderance of evidence i think that the admini

welcome to the obama scandal booth. brought to you by mazda and the scandalously sleek redesign of the all new 2014 mazda six. mazda: it's not your father's oldsmobile. because it's a mazda. now inside this booth are slips of paper, each with the name of a white house scandal: i.r.s., a.p., benghazi, immortal scorpion soldiers. oh, it's coming out. and just moments from now, ladies and gentlemen, i will enter the booth and, like my colleagues, grasp wildly at any accusation that floats past. ten seconds... [ cheers and applause ] jimmy, ten seconds on the clock, please. jimmy. let's get ready to scandal. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight's scandal is benghazi. [ cheers and applause ] yes, benghazi. following the tragic attacks of eight months ago, benghazi and the rumored cover-up has become problem number one for the obama administration. >> some republicans say the benghazi scandal will cause president obama's downfall. a survey from public policy polling shows 41% of republicans consider it is to be the biggest pol

obama shrugged it off. you can draw your own conclusions. >> the president said he has complete confidence in attorney general holder. >> he does his job with integrity and i expect he will do so. nmr. obama said there are dangerous outpost and part of his job and protecting them and what they do. >> thank you. now to the new kids on the block when it comes to administration problems, in this case out of the cellblock. they join us weeks after the white house explanation. you may recall last february releasing 2,000 detain authority eehs and they do so. and at the time. jay carney assured reporters that no dangerous criminals were released. >> they released the low- risk of detainees to say in ice's over all budget. >> under the threat of subpeona. dhs disclosed details about the detaineys. six tlo had crim that will roars and one had been convicted of an extreme case of dui and causing damage it property. and another had conviction of guns. ice reapprehended 24 of the tlo and eight others were not returned

this is not just about tea party versus obama or the irs. this affects every single american in this country. it could be a republican president in the white house abusing power and using one of the burr crazy. they done think it was illegal when pressed on that matter. >> it is not illegal to request private donor. they are asking what is said in prayers and back hand acess to westbound sites. how can this not be illegal. we have rights as americans and there is no other burr crazy in the american government that intimidates more than the irs. they will be in charge of taxes and health care? you are hearing a lot of people calling for a flat tax because of this. they have the power because they collect our tax dollars. that's all that gives them power. it is something to be dealt with and i hope that obama care is a huge issue and part of this. and i don't think congress will let it go and be swept under the rug. >> appreciate it. >> it is one of three scandals dogging the obama administration. they are trying to get to the bottom of the be

the media also wanted obama to win. it makes you wonder what does president obama have to do to get the media to take off. he can say i'm going to wear dead kittens on my head and all the reporters will show up with kittens on their head. >> what if they snoop around in journalists phone records, will they do that? >> oddly enough, yeah, it did happen. half will be outraged. it's not a big deal. it's not bullish. >> it got a rise out of "the new york times." >> and the aclu who didn't care about the guy who made the video. the aclu will represent everybody. >> not me. >> whoever did say stand down, i find it incredible to believe it would be the president of the united states, does have to answer questions. if he did, could they and would they have been able to get there and save lives? >> no. there was no way of knowing that when they gave the stand down order. americans in harm's way, send them. for 237 years of our history we did that. until last september. obama changed everything. >> saying obama, you're taking --

president obama says it's possible. chief white house correspondent ed henry explains the reasoning. >> while storm clouds are still forming around his attorney general eric holder, president obama was home in chicago raising money for house democrats, to try to help get nancy pelosi back in charge. >> outstanding leader. soon once again to be leader. we love nation. >> the president's mission is not just helping democrats take back the house in 2014 so they can pass his second term agenda. a democratic victory would knock speaker john boehner out of power, making sure that darrell issa would no longer have gavels to investigate the string of controversies dominating congress' attention right now. >> a democrat house would cease to ask appropriate questions, whether it's theç irs scandal, the events surrounding benghazi or the department of justice. >> a new quinnipiac poll shows his approval rating has dropped to 45%, a loss of three points since may 1st, before the irs admitted targeting conservative groups. meanwhi

at arlington national cemetery where president obama just gave a morial day address. most americans are not directly touched by war. as a consequence. not all americans may always see or fully grasp. the depths. of sacrifice the profound costs that are made in our name. right now. as we speak. every day yes mr obama americans aren't directly touched by war in fact this country is pretty well shielded from that reality which is why memorial day is so important if not to remind the american people about the horrors of war and to at least remember the promises this government makes to its veterans and their families interestingly all the state of the economy has not been a strong enough reason to end all wars of aggression it has been the justification for a series of devastating budget cuts that will largely be felt by military families that's right many of the programs designated to take care of the families of soldiers killed in combat are taking a huge hit as a result of the sequester resources allocated for survivors pension benefits and disability compensation will

take out of the picture for a moment that it is obama. i think that democrats should do this frequently. say it was jeb bush print their not firing at our troops or are involved in an active active terrorism. we do not have to present any evidence. all we have to say is that they die next tuesday. that should be a chilling item. tavis: one thing that gets me, and there is a certain level where i consider this and you cannot, but since you are the expert here, you are the author, you are the documentarian, i want to get your take on this. what troubles me now and certainly into the future, when the historians look back on this moment at how this drone program and how theywire were killing innocents men, women, and children, and there were two who should have known better -- better. one was barack obama, and one was eric holder. i like both of them. one is the president and one is the attorney general. one has a bust of dr. king in his office, and i wonder how often dr. king whispers to him late at night, "what are you doing? " it unsettles

republicans who abuse their filibuster powers in unprecedented ways during the obama years the president looks like he's getting ready for a fight will harry reid finally get it together and ask meaningful filibuster reform more on that would like to happen tony in just a moment also earlier today right wing icon michele bachmann announced her retirement from the house of representatives now that one of its more colorful stars has called it quits is this the beginning of the end for the tea party we'll talk about that and more in tonight's alone liberal rumble and yesterday federal prosecutors announced that they were charging the web site liberty reserve with running a money laundering operation liberty reserve should be held accountable for its crimes but so should big banks i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take. you need to know the republicans have been playing dirty with obama's judicial nominees and so a filibuster fight is brewing in washington d.c. yesterday a source close to the obama administration told talking points memo that the president intends to send three new nomine

why would obama know anything about a cincinnati op. it seems to me it's going to go on and on and on until he gets out of office and he we get a new president. >> bill, i'm going to look past this president for a moment and realize, for example, with benghazi we have three questions that have to be answered. one, how are we going to keep future state departments from failing to provide sufficient security in facilities and people for men and women in harm's way? two, how are we going to have answers when they do get attacked so there is immediate attempt at least to rescue them. three, when there is a report, a credible report from the both the ambassador before he was killed and the number two immediately that this is a terrorist attack how do we see gets the american people or at least. >> bill: i don't know if you lemming late that congressman. it all comes down to whether you have good people in positions of responsibility. that's my next question. do you think that president obama and his guys and gals appoint bad people? is that

barack obama embodied change. it seemed he brought into politics a generation of young people and minorities who never thought of the electoral system as a vehicle for change. so many people saw in him the possibility of change that would come quickly. my sense is that it is so corroded that we need to take back a government that has been rigged against working people, ordinary people, the poor. we need to understand it will take more than one election cycle to bring about fundamental change in this country. it will take wind at the back of the president and political system to bring about change. president obama -- this is not a political time when roosevelt lived in. the labor movements are not as strong. today there was a story about the tea party move -- losing its mojo. we're seeing overreach that has led people to this tipping point moment where millions of people have said enough. the obscene inequality in this country colliding with downward mobility that people feel in their gut, they see it among their f

that were they'd probably say no obama ended the war as he drew down the troops but your book and film dirty wars clearly show that that is very far from the truth to talk about the concept of dirty wars and how expansive the shadow war program is across the world every part of the reason why i call the dirty wars is because the obama administration has really tried to give the impression that it's waging a clean war and of course there's no such thing as a clean war but also this idea that the only people are being that are being killed are members of al qaeda or terrorists that want to do harm to the united states and that the drone strikes are surgical and clean and that the number of civilians killed is actually very small but the other reason i call the dirty wars is because i feel like we're moving back to an era like the one nine hundred eighty s. when the u.s. was fueling all of these dirty wars in central america in nicaragua honduras el salvador and elsewhere i mean the under the obama administration we have kind of full spectrum covert war you have the drone strikes continua

the reason they're trying to vote for obama care says the word obama is in it. and i think the right has been focused on reminding its base over and over and over that what they're in washington to do is to get at barack obama. only a third of the people that were targeted by the irs, there were democratic groups that had their review of their 501(c)4 takes time and some of them got their c-4 continues. there's a focus and it's all about one person, barack obama. they're able to convene the scandal culture in washington. let's face it. a lot of people in washington don't have a close relationship. there are a lot of people on capitol hill in both parties that aren't that fond of the administration. so the right has been good at harnessing the agenda and of this scandal cultural in washington because they're focused on the president. but the irs has a long history of poe lit sized action and abuse after its leaders spoke out against president obama. you had 20 states had their voters looked at by the irs for their political affiliation in '06. there's a long hist

is targeting of conservative groups to slam president obama but is the washington scandal machine hiding the real problems facing this country from the american people will talk about that and more into night's big picture politics and also from the mountains of pakistan to the border with mexico drones are everywhere these days is our society and is our legal code prepared for a line of robot filled future and it's time for obama to take a page from f.d.r.'s book and tell the american people the truth about the republican party tell you why in tonight's deal. you need to know this it's candle time in washington but the real scandal the fleecing the american people continues to get swept under the rug in the wake of last week's in gaza hearings and revelations that the i.r.s. targeted conservative political groups for tax fraud investigations russia republicans have gone on the attack accusing the obama administration of staging a cover up and abusing executive power in an appearance earlier today on c.b.s. is this morning program california congressman darrell issa who is in charge of l

the idea of obama was orderingng this is far-r-fetched. we do not know yet but i am going to be shocked. >> i a am not saying obama is, i am not suggesting it. but where did the guys in cincinnati sitting around lunch decide, is it a hotbed of left- wi activism? i have not heard that. on the rulules being ambiguous, the rule about targeting the tea party and people on the right and noanybody else, th can't be aule. no matter how ambiguous. >> everybody has stipulated. that was not a proper action. >> where did they get the idea that is s what we need to know? >> target the aclu and see what happens. >> the irs is the story here. that is the big one. this is going to grow. the republicans do run the risk, let me tell you, of overkill. the hearing they held on benghazi was a public lations disaster and i thihink they had better see the films of 1998. >> y y said d the pr testimony s >> thanks for >> it draws hillary clton into this and puts her fingerprints >> on thursday, it sounded like trying to blame congress for not passing funding for

the obama campaign did know a lot about us. that may have helped him win a second term. >> thank you, america. god bless these united states. >> i sew wish i would have been able to fulfill your dreams and hopes. the nation chose another leader. >> nearly half of america, election night 2012 came as a shock. but the terrible economy and high unemployment at home, new dangers and uncertainty abroad, president obama seemed so beatable. >> my heart and my whole soul was we're going to win. i was there. >> i think we were convinced that we would win. we knew that the energy and passion was with our voters. and we saw polls that showed that i would win among independents in places like iowa. >> but romney didn't know what obama knew. >> obama's team had used the advantages of incumbency, time and money, to create something new in politics. >> it sort of created the perfect political corporation. >> sasha eisenberg literally wrote the book on this new science of blpolitical campaigning. by harnessing your data and running experiments

chris christie and president obama. wal let him in just a few moments. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilmillert tonight, plenty on the table, so let's get right to the sage of southern california who is in new york city this evening. appearing for the bolder fresher show on west bury long island on saturday. >> also making my dramatic stage day debut in lincoln senator one-man show about mayor bloomberg about i twerp. >> bill: are you playing the man. >> i have to go in for early prosthetic work they fold the leg back up under. come on look -- >> bill: i like to park my car in new york city, occasionally. you can do a lesser on the mayor a little down? towed to staten island see it next september. >> have you ever seen beckel with -- he is usually a happy warrior, he looked beat up, didn't he? >> bill: beckel tonight? i don't know what he does. it's too frightening to come item plate. let's go christie obama down the jerusalem is i shore. i was looking tore bruce bring stein. didn't see him. >> they a

so the right is desperate to have the culture turn on obama. the people turn on obama. they can't stand the fact that they are alone on that. >> it's a problem when all of us see all politics all the time. some of us and if you consider yourself mainstream you need to step back and look at the facts of the situation. i mean i don't think benghazi is a scandal at all. it's a terrible tragedy but i don't think it was a scandal. i think with the irs i think it is a scandal. the irs for what appears to be really dopey reasons having nothing to do with the administration at least at this point as far as we know the irs was in fact targeting conservative and tea party type groups, and i think that the ap scandal is an outlandish continuing scandal that has been undercover for the longest time by the mainstream media. this has been an administration following on the prior administration that has done everything in its power to intimidate the free flow -- those who are involved in the free flow of information in our democracy and that is a huge and continuing scandal. >> right.

. >> el presidente obama habla con nosotros y niega que los atentados de boston niega que los hallan tomado des prevenidos. >> barack obama ya llegÓ a costa rica. >> dicen que viola una orden judicial y inmigraciÓn reacciona, y fuertes vientos intensifica incendios en el sur de california, las llamas daÑo an viviendas y amenazan a miles mÁs, comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn e desde mÉxico. >> >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches, el presidente obama ya partiÓ de mÉxico a costa rica no donde se reÚne con presidente cebo otr centroamericanos. elogiar al nuevo gobierno y diciendo que la de mÉxico y estados unidos, es una sociedad de iguales. usando las pocas palabras en espaÑol que le ha enseÑado su hija sentamos a conversar con Él en exclusiva en el Ícono museo de antropologÍa, le empecÉ preguntando como cambia la lucha contra las drogas. >> (hablando en inglÉs). >> sigue comprometido asegurarse de que los narcos traficantes los criminales sean aprendidos que la violencia no sea total rada pero lo que hemos dicho que no es nuestro trabajo y no es nuestra funci

>> i think this is a real debacle for the obama administration. i would have drawn the red line the president drew, but having drawn it so emphatically and then failing to follow through on it, i think he has impaired his credibility. worse and i think he has impaired our country's credibility. and the standard that he is now putting of having a u.n. investigation inside syria verify what actually happened ideas that will never take place. the investigators will not get in for years, if ever. the situation remains completely chaotic. the israelis have now acted in their own self-defense, not necessarily against the chemical weapons but to make sure some missiles did not get to hezbollah. the united states just sits on the sidelines. lou: your thoughts? >> well, it's hard to tell who used chemical weapons. in fact, if that did happen. insurgents could have captured chemical weapons and use them in some small way. but it's probable that the syrian army actually controls all the chemical weapons, and if it was used it would have been used by them. wh

that barack obama isn't really president after all. ha is their dream, not doing something but finding a way they can achieve their nirvana. no president obama. no, no, no. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes and thank you for joining us this evening. it was a big day today because washington has a case of scandal fever. today president obama showed how he plans to dole out the medicine. >>> plus, last night our guest told us what we can expect in the fight against sexual assault in the military. today we got more shocking proof that they were right. >>> and let today be known henceforth as the day bea arthur broke the internet. >>> we begin with a momentous political event, i mean a really, really big deal. tonight at 6:28 p.m. eastern, did you feel the earth move under your feet, did you feel a seismic change in this nation's politics? what you would have been feeling was the house of representatives voting to repeal obama car