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Charlotte can look like when you don't have representation. >> well, first of all, i think it's important to recognize that the attack on public sector workers is an attack on public services. and there's an attempt to hide that. organized workers are the strongest, strongest power to defend public services. this attack on public sector workers is a part of a strategy toward privatizing public services and, again, you know, making them a for profit entity. that is very much missing, i think, in the argument in the debate. there is a part of the social safety net that working class people rely ...

being able to stop it and also being able to evolve more tools to control it and where it cannot be controlled to be able to take additional actions. this obviously because of the timing will have to be done in the next month or so i would think. and so we will be working together in that direction. so i now would like to ask senator chambliss, my distinguish distinguished vice chairman, to make some comments. >> well, thanks, chairman feinstein. let me just say that thanks no the leadership of chairman feinstein as well as chairman rogers, ranking member berger, the four of us have ...

>> congressman darrell issa asked those tough questions and he's the chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee and joins us from our nation's capital. well, you know what? i saw -- i don't know about you but i saw some tap dancing worthy of "dancing with the stars" yesterday on capitol hill. >> there really was a lot of tap dancing because ultimately, they're justifying that these two organizations backed completely by your dollars, $100, almost $200 billion of your money tied up and the rest of trillions of dollars underwritten and guaranteed that somehow they're the sam...

A lot of people don't do that. >> exactly. that's a long time. >> gregg: it is. let's hope it works out. amanda, money magazine, great to see you. >> thanks, gregg. >> heather: nice tips. some republican lawmakers, they want a government investigation into the aarp. they say there is questions about the group's profits and tax exempt status. jim angle has that story. >> three republican lawmakers are calling on the irs to investigate the nonprofit states of aarp which makes hundreds of millions of dollars from marketing health insurance. >> despite its tax exempt status n many cases aarp repre...

Ask senator tancredo. you will hear smart republicans articulate the same rhetoric. republicans know this. how come they keep going back to the anti-immigrant strategy? last night on this show, we talked about how one of the unheralded direct impacts of arizona's papers please law is that it would have in all likelihood put millions of dollars per month into the hands of the private prison industry, specifically a private prison company called the corrections corporation of america. cca holds the contract to imprison federal detainees in arizona. how do you get to be a federal detainee in ariz...