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Take her on in the democratic party. schweitzer is something willing to be critical of hillary clinton, willing to be critical of people in his own party. thats why were looking toward him as something whos possibly going to challenge. the fact of the matter he, he wouldnt have been a credible candidate against hillary clinton because there is no credible candidate, at least that we can see at this time that can challenge her heading into 2016 for that nomination. >> another potential republican...

That brought a collusion beyond just the folks at irs and into some of those same democratic senators, into the white house, into the folks who were publicly pressuring the irs to crack down on their political foes. bill: then you wonder whos getting audited at that time too. listen, it goes deep, and its a question of when you get to the bottom of this. and right now we dont know, but, chris, thank you for your time. chris stirewalt, he writes "lets not forget why we care," and he laid it out r...

Everybody where i am at every given moment? >> we cant control the nsa, but we can control our smart phones. one of the tips youve got is people should probably consider turning off some alerts. maybe, maybe not the weather alerts cause theyre handy if there is a flash flood. but turn off your amber alerts because you really dont need to know about it at 2:00 oclock in the morning. >> here is the instruction. this is so easy. you may not want to turn them all off. last two weekends ago in the mi...

Thats quite an opportunity to get to do that. >> absolutely. this was -- ghana wasnt a pushover whatsoever. in fact, they were the slight favorites heading into this match. so for the usa to do this, id say they were pretty underrated heading into the youtube. this was a big game because now they have to move on and play portugal and germany. two very difficult teams. this win is not only three points -- which helps them move out of the group stage to stay alive in the world cup but this is a a ...

Hussein. in the south, the u.s.-supported shiite government under prime minister maliki, who has excluded sunnis from power, is struggling to survive. and in the north, the kurds, who have longed for independence for a century, are now taking it. today, kurdish troops seized kirkuk, home of one of the biggest oil fields in the world. this volatile patchwork nation the u.s. invaded and then stitched back together with the sweat and lives of thousands of american troops is rapidly coming undone. >...

Health and well being of sergeant -- of the sergeant in this case. back to you. >> nbcs sara galoff live for us in san antonio. the arrival of sergeant bowe bergda bergdahl. well have the latest for you here. "first look" starts in 32 minutes. ha well have that update. now back to "rachel maddow" in progress. this volatile patch work invaded and stitched back together is rapidly coming undone. >> richard engel followed that dispatch today from northern iraq. richard now joins us live. richard, t...

Shiite families and christian families, and there were little pockets. over the years the pockets have changed. and you have the eastern part of baghdad that is pretty much all shiite right now and the western side of the city divided by the tigris river which is pretty much all sunni. they have self-segregated after so many years of violence. so if the sunnis came in and they came in from the west, which is the way that they are heading, they have already established some sort of beach heads in...

>> reporter: actually, it would be a lot years today because of the last sen years. initially, baghdad was very much a mixed city. and you had a street within a sunni community that would have shiite families and christian families. and there were little pockets. over the years, the pockets have changed and you have the eastern part of baghdad, that is pretty much all shiite right now, and the western side of the city, thats divided by the tigris river, which is pretty much all sunni. they have ...

Changed and you have the eastern part of baghdad, that is pretty much all shiite right now, and the western side of the city, thats divided by the tigris river, which is pretty much all sunni. they have self-segregated after so many years of violence. so if the sunnis came in and they came in from the west, which is the way that they are heading, they have already established some sort of beach heads in abu ghraib, it would be considerably easier than it would have been, say, ten years ago. >> r...

Seeing and where you think this is heading. >> reporter: well, i think were seeing state collapse. and where this is heading is some sort of civil war. we are seeing now kurdistan, the kurdish region where i am right now, expanding. we are seeing western iraq, the sunni, anger, disgruntled iraq on the march, marching towards baghdad. and we are seeing the shiite section, which still holds the government, preparing for battle. today in baghdad, mosques, shiite mosques, were calling through the lo...