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she answers critics who say the announcement wreaks of politics. plus, details of a very rare breach of white house protocol during the president's announcement. we now know who the reporter is who interrupted and visibly irked the president of the united states. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." less than five months before election day a dramatic and controversial change in immigration policy by the obama administration. it announced today it will stop deporting young illegal immigrants who were brought to the united states as children if they meet certain require...

Use them infinitely. there wasn't an advanced macintosh for smarter people or techier people. >> that's right. >> the ground level was accessible to everybody and the furthest you could go was the furthest anybody could go. i feel like that was different about apple and jobs than anybody else. do you feel that way? >> it certainly was a radical idea at the time that apple formed, at the time that this part of the computer revolution took form. the idea that you didn't have to be a fancy person with a computer engineering degree in a suit to operate a highly powerful computer with incredible ca...

Use them infinitely. there wasn't an advanced macintosh for smarter people or techier people. >> that's right. >> the ground level was accessible to everybody and the furthest you could go was the furthest anybody could go. i feel like that was different about apple and jobs than anybody else. do you feel that way? >> it certainly was a radical idea at the time that apple formed, at the time that this part of the computer revolution took form. the idea that you didn't have to be a fancy person with a computer engineering degree in a suit to operate a highly powerful computer with incredible ca...

Compete aggressively. but not unlawful. >> the government sued microsoft for offering people free software. at the time >> microsoft spent zero dollars lobbying. they were busy changing the world. creating computer revolution and helping the internet revolution. for that they got drawn into court. they spent millions, hundreds of millions defending themselves again the justice department. how much money they spend today on lobbyists hundreds of millions of dollars a year. they learned their ugly lesson. we created a system in which if you don't do it you are at a competitive disadvantage. >> a...

Compete aggressively. but not unlawful. >> the government sued microsoft for offering people free software. at the time >> microsoft spent zero dollars on lobbying. they were busy changing the world. creating computer revolution and helping the internet revolution. for that they got drawn into court. they spent millions, hundreds of millions defending themselves again the justice department. how much money they spend today on lobbyists hundreds of millions of dollars a year. they learned their ugly lesson. we created a system in which if you don't do it you are at a competitive disadvantage. >...