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Raising eyebrows months after the agency was criticized for unfairly targeting conservative organizations. live in washington with the details on this story. >> critics say new rules will have a much more profound impact on grassroots and community organizations and not as much on groups with deep pockets. the treasury and irs issued a deep guidance to handle on political handling on social organizations. the acting commissioner says this is part of ongoing efforts within the irs that in improvi...

Translate into the bigger bucks, but it does translate into a faster sale and possibly a slightly higher amount for the sale price. and also, depends on the celebrity. >> yeah. i guess there are some people, you know, who have the money to spend, who really do want, i guess, kind of a trophy house. they want it to have a history. they want, you know, to know there was a celebrity that, you know, lived there? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. with the michael jordan house, heres the interesting thing nap ...

>> reporter: anyone thought cutting his power would curb his tongue, not so. monday he started a tv show "ed for nation." if condemnations cant reel him in, can his family. >> its compleer its a complicated relationship with his brother. thats probably not unusual. i think he looks up to his brother. the brother is is much more bullying, much more aggressive, much more inclined to fight it out. you. >> reporter: and fight is what the ford family is doing, for how long is what everyones asking. a...

Buono. that may seem a little odd until you consider that its actually the latest chapter in what amounts to a years long saga of democrats helping chris christie. go back to 2000. thats when the former goldman sachs ceo john corazon spent $63 million in a successful effort to win a seat as a democrat. three years later, jim mcgreevey resigned amid revelations of an affair, gruesome poll numbers, and the possibility of a federal indictment. when dick cody assumed the governorship when mcgreevey ...

Democrats helping chris christie. go back to 2000. thats when the former goldman sachs ceo john corazon spent $63 million in a successful effort to win a seat as a democrat. three years later, jim mcgreevey resigned amid revelations of an affair, gruesome poll numbers, and the possibility of a federal indictment. when dick cody assumed the governorship when mcgreevey resigned, but didnt have corzines deep pockets. instead of backing cody in 2005, new jerseys democrats pretty much let themselves ...

Money to make this video during a training conference for 1800 employees near disney world two years ago. the two conferences in orlando, florida, cost the taxpayers $6.1 million, including $762,000 in unauthorized expenses. according to a v.a. inspector general report today on capitol hill, lawmakers demanded answers. >> veterans affairs is a large agency with deep pockets. yes, its a large agency with deep pockets, but those pockets were not intended to be picked. by either contractors that we...

For out front, barbara starr, washington. how do terrorists keep getting money for all these bombs and attacks. author of a new book, the unleashing of a new era of financial warfare, that book is available tomorrow. thank you for coming on. so when you see this report about this bomb lab and you think about the boston marathon bombings, how are the terror groups, these al qaeda-linked groups and groups in syria getting their money right now? whos paying them? >> a lot of groups dont have sour...

Certainly been influential figure and key to getting it passed in senate and could be key if something is done in the house, depending on how strong his voice is. >> this could mean something with marco rubio having greater aspirations than being a senator, presidential aspirations. deep pockets with facebook and mark zuckerberg. >> we have heard a lot from ted cruz and rand paul and some other tea party folks this past year. marco rubio, you know, he got dinged a little bit for his support for ...

Water revenue overnight. 35% of our tax values overnight. if thats not a disaster, you can ask any city in america, if thats not a disaster, i dont know what they consider a disaster. because that in itself is a disaster. now they dont want to help us and now its a blinking match, i guess, between the state of texas and washington, and no one wants to blink first. and so we as a city are sitting here in the middle -- i can tell you that the city of west surely doesnt have deep pockets, and our a...

You cant make somebody walk towards democracy. you cant make -- >> why not? hang on. >> they dont know how to do it! >> but wait a minute. hang on. gary b, weve been at this for decades with foreign aid. 19 billion bucks annually. it is a really corrupt boondoggle. why cant we do strings attached? go ahead, gary b. >> exactly. i want someone to walk through and say, we gave all the millions of billions, in fact, the country is like knee engineer i cant -- nigeria, somalia, across the board. what...