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honesty of the obama administration of the irs and subpoena of records. 18 percent. >> they have 0 tolerance. it has been demonstrated through out the presidency. >> the real scandal of washington is quickly becoming the most unprotect tive congress of the history of the united states. >> an international manhunt who leaked classified information about nsa surveillance programs. in washington another hunt. these are straight answers from the obama administration. >> they are afraid of ...

0 honesty of the obama administration of the irs and subpoena of records. 18 percent. >> they have 0 tolerance. it has been demonstrated through out the presidency. >> the real scandal of washington is quickly becoming the most unprotect tive congress of the history of the united states. >> an international manhunt who leaked classified information about nsa surveillance programs. in washington another hunt. these are straight answers from the obama administration. >> they are afraid of what the...

0 follow-on war that the russians and iranians could be involved in, al qaeda could be involved in. what is the plan here? what are we trying to accomplish? if were trying to accomplish a u.s. friendly permanent government in damascus, that is a ten-year commitment that could involve american deaths and certainly involves billions and billions of dollars. >> thank you so much, chris murphy of connecticut. thanks so much for coming on. were joined now by congressman steve ritual, a republican fro...

good? >> no ones that good. >> kroft: harry said there were only two plausible explanations: either madoff was using insider information to rack up huge profits or he was running a giant ponzi scheme. so either way, he was doing something illegal? >> either way, i knew he was gonna go to prison. >> kroft: in may of 2000, markopolos took his suspicions about bernie madoff to the boston office of the securities and exchange commission. did you have any financial motive? >> yes. he wa...

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>> safer: so this was the scene of the crime. irving picard gave us a tour of bernie madoffs 19th-floor offices, an impressive landscape of emptiness. >> his desk was here. >> safer: picard has the thankless task of finding the money, the billions that madoff scammed. (watch ticking) arlan galbraith who called himself "the pigeon king" convinced hundreds of american and canadian farmers there was good money to be made raising the birds for food. >> and everybody we talked to said this ...

their losses. crazy story. an nsa leaker edward snowden points his finger straight at the big tech companies. they said they should resist the governments demand for user information. wrong. they should abide by all our laws, especially national security laws. all those stories and much more coming up on "the kudlow report" beginning right now. lets start right away with cnbcs michelle caruso-cabrera. she is covering the g-8 summit. michelle, good evening, and what are they focusing ...

representatives vote? bill clinton even said the other day that presidents shouldnt bow to the pollsters. what are they telling us about what the people think? is it important or not that one in five americans wants us in the business of arming rebels in the middle east? is that important or not? are the people considered so out of it we just go skipping off to syria with guns, ammo and whatever else? do the people think what they think matters? again, back to where i started. we have ...

will shape what northern ireland looks like 50 years from now and beyond. all of you -- every single young person here today possesses something that the generation before you did not, and that is an example to follow. when those who took a chance on peace, got started, they didnt have a successful model to emulate. but they took a chance. and so far it has succeeded. and the first steps are the hardest and requires the most courage. and the rest, now, is up to you. peace is indeed har...

looks like 50 years from now and beyond. all of you -- every single young person here today possesses something that the generation before you did not, and that is an example to follow. when those who took a chance on peace, got started, they didnt have a successful model to emulate. but they took a chance. and so far it has succeeded. and the first steps are the hardest and requires the most courage. and the rest, now, is up to you. peace is indeed harder than war. the irish author mc...