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He painted a picture of the organization being highly incompetent or a bunch of liars. and neither of those are very good. and i think that they're going to have to go way down to the sivits service level to find out who was making these calls and what were the motives? i don't think we have a clue yet. >> this is what chairman dave camp and ranging member samuel levin said about the hearings and the elections today. take a listen. >> this appears to be just the latest example of a culture of cover-ups and political intimidation in this administration. it seems like the truth is hidden from th...

Bipartisan basis to get the facts. we must seek the truth, not political gain. and i just i just want to add in that regard. mr. p said listening to the nightly news, this appears just to be the latest example of a culture of cover-ups and political intimidation in this administration. it seems like the truth is hidden from the american people just long enough to make it through an election. i totally, totally, disagree. if this hearing becomes a essentially a bootstrap to continue the campaign of 2012, and to prepare for 2014 we will be making a

Be making a very, very serious mistake and, indeed, not meeting our obligation of trust to the american people. you're here today, mr. miller. you're here today, the inspector general, to talk about what happen happened, how it happened, where it happened, who knew what when. and, if instead, this hearing essentially becomes an effort to score political points, it will be a disregard of the duties of this committee. so i conclude with the sentence, we must seek the truth, not political gain. we look forward to full and forthcoming answers to our

Smith making a very, very public exit yesterday, firing off a blistering editorial in "the new york times" describing the investment banking firm as toxic even after the firm went through the financial crisis and was bailed out by u.s. taxpayers. "the new york times" in an additional article says the way mr. smith resigned and what he says could reignite a debate over how much wall street has changed in the wake of the financial crisis, but not everyone agrees with that. fox business network's charlie gasparino is here, and you've been working this story hard, charlie, over the last 24 hours. ...

He's an out krautocrat, but he the same tools from the old kgb world, and how he operates within the modern world and he's harnessed cyber warfare and cyber technology. that being said, he understands this president. so does president xi of china. they understand that you can lead donald trump around by the nose ring if you flatter him. and by making a very, very public compliment of an operation which may have been sensitive, if, you know, based on whatever information we have, whether it's accurate or not, he knows that now he has put donald trump in a position where he can allow him politic...