house committee, she may soon be required to return to capitol hill to testify. issa believes she waived her rights yesterday when she delivered an opening statements. thanks to that monumental legal misstep she may be forced to answer questions in the coming days. but lerner is the latest in a long line of officials who have attempted to avoid accountability recently. make no path, this begins with president obama. let me take an irs situation first. i first learned about it the same news reports that most people learned about this. i think it was on friday. eric: so the buck doesn t stop at his desk. he didn t know the irs was working behind the scenes to win the reelection. what about eric holder. his agency has been caught spying on reporters and fox news. will he take the responsibility. i was not the person involved with the decision. i was recused in that matter. i don t know what happened with the interaction between the a.p. and justice department. i was recuse
according to the chairman of the house committee, she may soon be required to return to capitol hill to testify. issa believes she waived her rights yesterday when she delivered an opening statements. thanks to that monumental legal misstep she may be forced to answer questions in the coming days. but lerner is the latest in a long line of officials who have attempted to avoid accountability recently. make no path, this begins with president obama. let me take an irs situation first. i first learned about it the same news reports that most people learned about this. i think it was on friday. eric: so the buck doesn t stop at his desk. he didn t know the irs was working behind the scenes to win the reelection. what about eric holder. his agency has been caught spying on reporters and fox news. will he take the responsibility. i was not the person involved with the decision. i was recused in that matter. i don t know what happened with the interaction between the a.p. and
0 news. will he take the responsibility. i was not the person involved with the decision. i was recused in that matter. i don t know what happened with the interaction between the a.p. and justice department. i was recused from the case. i don t have a factual basis to answer the questions because i was recused. i don t know what has happened in this matter. eric: just like his boss. he can t be blamed. he was kept in the dark about his own department s actions, how convenient. when playing dumb isn t enough, you have to flee the scene of the crime. that is what secretary of state hillary clinton did about answering questions about benghazi. so it s time to find out what they are so afraid of. after all, what could be so dangerous about the truth? joining me is jay seculo and juan williams. i have to go to you juan, boy, was dismissed about four hours after those letters became public. her name is on those letters that went out. she was meeting with white house counsel. eric: i c
0 was dismissed about four hours after those letters became public. her name is on those letters that went out. she was meeting with white house counsel. eric: i could do ahow on each one of scandals. department of justice looking into phone records of both the a.p. and fox and could be as many as several hundred phone linings. you can t think this is okay, this is not okay. this is an overreach? yeah, gosh, in the case of james rosen, the idea that he is just asking for information. they cite him for trying to persuade a source at the state department to give him information. i would be in there and i think a whole bunch of people would be in jailing. a.p. story is a little different. i think a.p. made big mistakes and the government was trying to protect a double agent saudi agent that was embedded. i think a.p. made mistakes. i understand what was happening there. i thought that the breadthth of the subpoena, new york, capitol hill, they went too far to get information. i ve yet
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