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Thats made up. the processes, you know these processes, they want to put this all on me, theyre doing everything wrong, this is their way of putting it all on me. i didnt believe him. i didnt believe him. i knew at that point that he was lying to me. >> in hindsight, looking back, i should have just went in and said, yeah, you know, i did this, i did a, b, and c, but i didnt. i did not tell my lawyer. my lawyer was under a different presumption as -- the d.a. knew i was lying but i dont believe ...

For those who break the law and breach their commitment to protect classified information. >> if youre going to go after whistleblowers, you also got to go after those who have had their whistles blown. that is not how i wanted to say that. lets get right to our panel now. my colleague and co-host of "the cycle" krystal ball joins us, and lehigh university professor james peterson. professor, the president continues to say all the right things as far as the press having the freedom to do their...

Oversight committee hearing on the hill, as you know, lois lerner, an irs official, is now testifying. >> good morning, mr. chairman and members of the committee, my name is lois lerner and im the director of exempt status in the internal revenue service. ive been an employee for over 30 years i initially practiced law at the department of justice and later at the federal regulatory commission. in 2001, i moved to the irs to work in the exempt organizations office. in 2006, i was promoted to be ...

Supervisors on how to process these applications. this is simply unacceptable. when the irs finally got to processing applications, employees with little or no oversight sent overly extensive requests for information to many of these groups which understandably angered them. new processes had been put in place to prevent these abuses in the future. but much more needs to be done. according to the ig audit, at least part of the reason -- the reason for the mismanagement is inadequate guidance on ...

Between the treasury department and the white house, and dennis mcd, nan -- >> my name is lois learner im the director of the exempt o -gs at the i.r.s. i have been a government employee for over 34 years. i initially practiced law at the department of justice and later at the federal election commission. in 200 2001 i moved to the i.r.s. to work in the exempt organizations office and in 2006 i was promoted to be the director of that office. exempt organizations oversees about 1.6 million tax ex...

What, what were homes and what the area is possibly now. communication is a really difficult thing in these processes, because there are so many different counties law enforcement that has to get in. getting communication between all of those forces is very difficult. we have five dloifrnt indications to try to get a picture up. every time we get there they say this isnt the spot. in that move i can tell you there is lightening going on just to the south of us. maria about the storms going throu...

60 people. >> beginning. >> and -- there are a lot -- issue here for -- people like this is that -- that is emotionally horrifying to everyone but what we think about -- is how many people are dying from poverty because they dont have these opportunities. and if we can strike the perfect line where we dont have any of the guys who have shady factories but we do move people out of dollar day poverty, that would be wonderful. to the extent -- >> shun be either or. >> either or because -- thats the...

Groups. "post" reports additional irs employees in washington, d.c., and out in california also looked at the tea party groups to determine their eligibility for tax exemption. the irs says steven miller whos been serving as acting commissioner since last fall was told this has been happening, well, was happening back in may of 2012, about a year after lois lerner who oversees that division was informed herself. miller wrote in "usa today" in an op-ed piece in part, quote, we should have done a ...

Said or didnt say, yet he is claiming that he said something that he didnt say. >> reporter: so, were just beginning these investigative processes. well find out much more in the weeks and months to come. but there is no doubt that incalcuable damage has been done to the white houses ability to carry out its second term agenda. whether or not it is irrevocable remains to be seen, jenna. >> well see where it goes from here. thank you, doug. jon: on the benghazi attack there are new developments t...

Sits boarded up, a macabre attraction for sight seers. inside these walls, three women were living a life of hel already, now, neighbors want that house exercised from their community. cleveland city councilman brian cummings understands the outcry. he is cautioning neighbors to be patient. thank you for joining, councilman cummings. >> good morning. >> tell us about the calls you have been getting into your officer about this house. >> well, actually, primarily, just asking us whats going to ha...