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You showed a tape of douglas shulman the irs commissioner answering the question about whether or not they were targeting groups. targeting groups. tell

>> the epa accused of slappin fees on conservative groups which are normally waived, while giving over 90% of green groupsv it's not only unfair, but not good for the you economy. >> everyone is so sick of the favoritism at this point. oarlock, you get conservative groups that can't fight back, they can't challenge this green agenda. it is inevitably going to cost more. who is paying fororit it? certainly not the companies that have to enforce the rules. it's you and i. so you watch these energy prices go up if this happens.ne >> jonathan, another example, another example of -- i mean, they sa...

Contributed $840,000 to political causes, but an overwhelming majority of that, two-thirds of that money, benefited democrats and liberal-leaning organizations according to a study by the center for public integrity. the irs commissioner in 2010 when conservative groups first became a target was douglas shulman. according to the federal elections committee, he contributed $500 to the dnc in 2004. uma, back to you. uma: doug, thank you very much. gregg: and we are waiting for the president, obama time. he's running about 40 minutes behind schedule. no news there. we do expect mr. obama to answe...

Targeting groups of certain affiliations. we need to not just scream at the top of our voices which is what it feels like the republicans are doing. >> it certainly does. jon, can you explain this to me. there appears to be a themmatic of hypocrisy. we have darrell issa who votes against the shield law for journalists but then tries to link the pursuit by the department of justice of the associated press reporters and condemns that. then, of course, we recall his pursuit in relation to benghazi. of course, the same darrell issa voted against -- or voted for the reduction of funding by $128 mil...

Report, but look, the irs has two big problems here. number one of course is just the concept of targeting groups when they're looking into the tax-exempt status, or any status, frankly, based on their political beliefs. that is simply a no-no and it is something that the irs has admitted to. they deny that it was for political reasons but they admit that it was inappropriate to do. but the second big problem that the irs has is congress itself. congress feels duped and misled because congress has been looking into this for a couple of years since 2010, when they first actually started this at...