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Is actually actively trying to destroy all of its own capabilities to store data. we saw the irs cancel during the conservative targeting its contract with its e-mail or diving company. we saw the irs refuse to look at the six months of backed up e-mails that were on a disc from lois lerner after her computer crashed as the irs commissioner said. nobody at the irs looked at those discs, so we now have three examples of the irs actively either destroying evidence or willfully trying to retire or sweep under the rug storage, data storage devices. >> unbelievable story, patrick, thank you tonight...

>> recess appointments are dead. >> today's decision was clear, and it was a unanimous rebuke of the president. >> unless the white house and senate are in the same party, it's going to be hard to get these recess appointments done. >> it draws attention to the fact this has been the least productive congress in history. >> they have to give some aura of activity. >> there haven't been many laws past by the 113th congress. >> gridlocked congress. >> someone needs to do something. >> everything is now just, in and the president is using his executive powers. >> you have to be a little crazy to ...

>> i don't like those sneaky footnotes when they do it on the side. it's not very transparent. they ought to do something as important as this statute. we will see what happens. i have to sort of think yours through. it does seem unwieldy at times. >> it's only unwield request if they are not enforcing a lot of laws if they are going to enforce the law faithfully it's not going to be much of a burden. >> karl rove what does he have to say about president obama and his use of executive powers. karl rove is here next.

What does it mean for you and your next cable bill? but first, we start right now with obamacare and what it means to our health care coverage and our country. that's dominating the talk in washington again this morning. this time president obama's taking the heat after a change in obamacare that was repeatedly signed into law, that two dozen times since 2012 alone doing it without congressional approval. for some that raises questions from critics about whether the president may be overstepping his executive powers. national correspondent steve santoni is live in washington. steve, there we...

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