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Tomorrow night will be in studio. i hope you will watch. senator john cornyn of texas on investigating the scandals, the importance of it. >> have a fair and respectful process, not put the cart ahead of the hers. lets calm down, be deliberate, be methodical, lets be thorough, get to the bottom of all of these scandals so the americanç people can know exacy what happened. as i said at the beginning, theres a credibility problem that this administration has, and if were ever going to regain the...

Tomorrow night will be in studio. i hope you will watch. senator john cornyn of texas on investigating the scandals, the importance of it. >> have a fair and respectful process, not put the cart ahead of the hers. lets calm down, be deliberate, be methodical, lets be thorough, get to the bottom of all of these scandals so the americanç people can know exacy what happened. as i said at the beginning, theres a credibility problem that this administration has, and if were ever going to regain the...

Got an invite. is that enough? >> i would not think so. it is a step. they are -- it is not going to fool any one. the reason you are calling the bureau chiefs is because you realize you have a fundamental credibility problem. it is not camera. you will not see any of the meetings but they will be able to have heart to heart discussions with them. the question is will it be enough to save his job? maybe but they are trying to also save his reputation so that if he does end up leaving. point on t...

I think you have to take it on a case-by-case basis. if you identify yourself as less partisan, maybe youll find some appeal in a politician who works across the aisle, maixes it up. >> who wins the teddy bear for the president of the opposing party. so you have that. >> who would you like to have a beer with. and it also has to do with being an effective politician. so for example, bobby jindal, hes very conservative and very popular in louisiana. scott walker, the republican in wisconsin. ther...

Up to. white house press secretary jay carney, whos been under fire for at least the last ten days, dealing with this largely self inflicted credibility problem delivered a mea culpa. >> there have been some criticisms over how we are handling this and they are legitimate and i mean it. we have taken and accepted that it has some potholes in it and diversions that arent always enjoyable. >> nbc senior political editor is mark murray. hes here with the first read. nice to visit with you right now...

From the white house press briefings or obama himself. >> you youthe question is whet is seeping out beyond party politics. because we have jay carney on tape telling us that the white house and state department only changed one word in the benghazi talking points and we know thats not true. thousa now we have them saying the counsels office was told a report was coming but we didnt know any findings. thousand we find o now wi find out maybe they did. and eric holder saying we only did that stuf...

Admitted and apologized last week. >> thats a huge credibility problem for the irs now because now the agency thats responsible for implementing and enforcing obamacare, and mortifies the american people. its americas worst fierce about big government run amok. its a big problem for the administration on top of benghazi and other problems going on out there. >> i think its more than that. if the irs is specifically targeting group, thats more than just like we dont know what the right -- the rig...

Brought up the rear after the europeans went in first. we have syria now completely blowing apart and the president has kept the syrian rebels at arms length for nearly two years and he shows up and tells the israelis that they should take a risk for peace in the middle east when hes been-- the president holding the region at arms length. >> paul: youre saying a credibility problem hes going to have with the israelis. >> absolutely. >> paul: theyve seen four years and not going to buy it. on the...

(laughter) new questions today about the white house relationship with the media and whether the press secretary, jay carney is developing a credibility problem with some reporters after weeks of dire warnings from various administration officials and from mr. carney about budget consequences. after all of that, noted washington post columnist george will in a radio interview on friday says he doesnt take much stock in the white house spokesman. yesterday, mr. carney fired back and here is how t...

All the republicans fault and we seem to have the narrative that will emerge. >> i think that jay carney is as credible as anyone in the white house. look, this is an administration whose secretary of state when asked a question about what happened in benghazi, her answer should be engraved over the press room. what at this point does it it matter? the credibility problem didnt start here. >> megyn: i was asking at one oclock, 1:30 debate about arne duncan and the teachers, the pink slips are go...