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Either if shes the nominee, jon, that she beats a republican. im just saying i cant see a democrat who would beat her. jon: and the first line in emily goodens piece in the hill says democrats in washington are starting to shift from the obamas to the clintons. interesting cop sent. a.b. stoddard, juan williams, thank you. >> youre welcome. jenna: this goes with our theme, talking about elections even though they are far away, some of them, more groups are claiming the irs unfairly singled them ...

Freedom tower there in new york, 1776 feet, second is the willis tower here in chicago, used to be the sears tower, third is trump, and thats where they jumped last night. jenna: well see if they strike again tonight, and well talk again tomorrow. mike, thank you. >> reporter: bye. jon: right now the worlds first moonwalker remembered. hundreds of mourners gathering at the johnson space center in texas for a memorial service for neil armstrong. some of the astronaut names you might remember incl...

Without the dog, we wouldnt have got anything out of it, period. >> reporter: and there are about 70 drug dogs working in washington state right now, and they are, these four-legged cops are now sniffing in uncharted territory, jon. jon: dan springer, thank you. jenna: on the opposite end of the country in florida, new developments in a critical phase of the george zimmerman murder trial. for the very first time, zimmermans defense team is zeroing in on a select group of men and women who could ...

Sanctions weve had on iran to try to get iran to stop its nuclear program, they have actually within very effective in kind of enclosing iran and caselating it from the world k34eubg community. they havent been successful in stopping the program, and, in fact, theres a lot of indication theyre speeding up on that. whats happened is for the people of iran who went to the polls this week and elected the most reformist-minded of the candidates, one of the reasons i think they voted for him was beca...

Would so sum blah tpaoeu our 20,000 page tax code it would get us down to about 200 pages that you wouldnt need this enormous enforcement mechanism and the most abusive agency of government. we talked about the nsa knowing so much about you. you know the i.r.s. has the power to garnish our wages, it can go into your bank account and take money out. it can go into your home. it has the information about where you went to dinner last night, jenna, what kind of car you drive. its an incredibly abus...

Many were asking yesterday and many probably are asking around april 15th every year all things considered do we actually need the i.r.s., do we need them? joining us now senior economics writer of the "wall street journal" steve moore and president and ceo of the freedom works. matt. 4 matt the tea party is a relatively new movement and steve ill bring you back to some of your writing in 1998 it was a good year. you get to start first. you wrote an article titled abolish the tax code not the i....

And all of the politician has want to use the the handouts in the tax code we have to do this from the outside. literally the person people are the only people that can get this done. its not going to happen inside the beltway. i think yesterdays protest was part of that, but with the transparency and all of the strength we get through the internet we have an ability to impose an accountability on washington weve never had before. jenna: that is interesting . >> youre so right about that, matt. ...

The atf. and i fact checked that, steve, just to be sure it is still true. it is still true, the i.r.s. as a single agency is bigger than all those agencies combined. you worked on a government commission once where people wrote and said they felt bullied and intimidated by this agency, and so its been happening for years. so what is to say if we replace it with another agency even if its smaller that the same thing doesnt start happening again? >> that is a great question. by the which just to ...

Arias, and he said who? put her in a cave where she can never get to a tv camera ever again. jenna: ill be looking forward to see how the intern does in the next few weeks or months. >> he has a future. i like him. jenna: well have him on next time as well. good to see you. jon: the latest on a very strange case out of massachusetts. new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez he is reportedly facing arrest. helicopters followed him from his home today in his white car. ironically 19 years af...

>> r eporter: on tuesday the head of the nsa testified that there are at least a thousand government employees like nsa leaker edward snowden who have broad access to the networks containing these highly classified documents. >> how many people were in the same position as snowden was as a systems manager to have access to this information that could be damaging if released? >> there is on the order of a thousand system administrators. the majority are contractors. >> reporter: we dont know this...