the irs' treatment of organizations applying for tax exempt status. following the decision to not press charges against former irs commissioner lois lerner the senate finance committee held a hearing with the current irs commissioner john koskinen to examine the practices after the scandal. this is about two hours. >> the committee will come to order. i want to thank those who are here today. in may 2013 the treasury inspector general for tax administration revealed that in the run-up to the 2012 and 2010 elections the irs targeted certain organizations with extra and undue scrutiny based on the group's names and political views. needless to say, we took this matter very seriously. indeed at the time both republicans and democrats condemned the agency's actions. and as the senate committee with exclusive legislative and oversight jurisdiction over the irs, the finance committee launched a bipartisan investigation into the matter. n-our investigation was the most thorough and the only bipartisan investigation conducted with regard to this events. on august 5th of this year after mo

administration that have made this regulation a priority to focus instead on actions to restore the irs's creditability than to abandon any effort to inject more rules and restrictions into the political process. i expect that members of the committee will want to discuss this matter today as well as once again it is an issue that is on the minds of many people. with that, i'll turn to our distinguished co-chairman, senator wyden for his opening remarks. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. in early august, the finance committee released the final report on the bipartisan inquiry we undertook to examine the irs' processing of applications for tax exempt status. our investigation looked back at the period between 2010 and 2013. the committee reviewed 1.5 million pages of e-mails and documents and conducted interviews with more than 30 irs officials. the finance committee inquiry colleagues was the only bipartisan inquiry on either side of capitol hill. what we found on a bipartisan basis was alarming bureaucratic dysfunction. many applicants for tax exempt status were treated badly. for e

: breaking news, congress has started the impeachment process for irs commissioner john today, over a quote culture of discrimination at agency for targeting of conservative groups like the tea party. he stuck to his guns and defended former nonprofit lerner in the process. >> lois lerner it public believes, she is welcome to have and her personal life they have no place and no role in the operations of the irs. even people who did not like lois lerner. irs disputes allegations in resolution to impeach mr. -- jerry this is big news what led to impeachment proceedings. let's break this down. why does he say koskinen should be impeached? he said he has violated the public trust, destroys evidence, the irs erased, by mistake, they say 422 tapes that contain 24,000 lois lerner e-mails. they also say he lied under oaghtoathby saying he turned ovl evidence, and saying he failed to notify congress that the key evidence was missing, even though he told white house and treasury it was the missing. they are building a pretty damaging case against john koskinen. the oversight committee is a hous

irs needs to continue to strive to do better is in protecting taxpayers identifying information and the vast amount of financial information that the irs maintains about taxpayers. the irs also needs to do better in preventing stolen identity refund fraud. you've mentioned the regulation of paid tax return preparers, but i know there's concern providing such authority could lead to more bureaucracy and potential harm to taxpayers. just one last question. will you commit today that if the irs were to be provided authority to regulate paid tax return prepares, that the irs will utilize the secular 230 framework that's already in place, not create another new regulatory regime, and commit to fully cooperating with this committee in the regulation of paid tax return preparers? >> i'm happy to commit to both of those positions. we fully intend to use the 230 regulatory framework. in fact, if we were given the authority to require minimum qualifications for prepares, we would run it the same way we set up the program in 2010, which was under section 230, the regulation 230, so we have no

. well, secondly, in my opening statement i mentioned the irs and treasury department's 2013 proposal to restrict the free speech of certain groups of americans by rewriting 56-year-old rules governing the activity of 501-c4 social welfare organizations. the irs subsequently went through them after widespread bipartisan opposition. i know we disagree on the need for changes to the rules governing c-4 organizations and i know that you've committed that no new rules will take effect before 2017. but this leaves open the possibility that the irs will make proposals this year or next year creating confusion and uncertainty regarding the free speech of certain groups and their ability to engage in 7:00 activities like nonpartisan voter registration or candidate forums. can you tell the committee whether any new proposals will be released before 2017? and if so, when you expect that to happen? >> we are as i noted following up on a recommendation of the inspector general who said that the facts and circumstances standard which has been used for the last years is confusing and was part of th

final motion to impeach the irs commissioner john koskinen. in a tweet he said moments ago we filed papers to impeach irs commissioner koskinen, destruction of evidence, and false statements under oath among the charges. this happens after earlier this week the department of justice decided not to file charges against lois lerner. and the motion today comes after the commissioner's appearance before a committee. the senate finance committee heard from him earlier today and this hearing is about two hours. >> the committee will come to order and i want to welcome everyone to this morning's hearing. in may 2013, the treasury inspector general for tax administration revealed in the run-up to the 2012 and 2010 elections the irs targeted certain organizations with extra and undue scrutiny. needless to say, we take this matter very seriously. indeed at the time both republicans and democrats condemned the agency's actions. and as the senate committee with exclusive legislative and oversight jurisdiction over the irs, the finance committee launched a bipartisan investigation into the matte

irs allowed employees to believe that they could let their personal political views guide how they treated taxpayers. and that there would be no repercussions whatsoever for so. simply put, we need a cultural change at the irs. american taxpayers should expect at the very least a culture of accountability, of fairness, impartiality. no taxpayer ever again should fear that they will be discriminated against based on their political or ideological beliefs. while i appreciate the changes the irs is attempting to implement on their own i believe implement on their own i believe more needs to be done. captioning performed by vitac grassley and i introduced the enhancement act of 2015 which is a series of measure to hold the irs kpat h accountable. the irs has lost the trust of the american people and doesn't have the ability to make the necessary reforms on its own. congress needs to act to make sure that the taxpayer's rights are protected. i hope this e which can count on the support of you and other high officials at the treasury. and with that what i would like to do is get you view

support this? number three, in your recent letter to the committee you state that the irs failure to preserve electronic record is clearly unacceptable. do you support legislation that would ban irs employees from conducting official business over personal e-mail, a measure that passed the house by a voice vote earlier this year and do you support legislation that would codify the deadlines by what this national archives required the irs to put the document retention policies in place. finally, keeping in mind that some conservative groups were stuck in limbo up to five years on their application, would you support granting 501 c 4's. and as you know want that is something that 501(c)(3)s already possess. all of the measures that i just mentioned are included in the taxpayer bill of rights. and i hope that we can count on your cooperation on these measures and others that the committee might consider to restore the credibility and integrity of your agency. i say all that, ask those questions. but to the degree you can comment on those, commissioner and then if you can can't, we'll

irs. >> cheryl: hillary clinton talks about bailing out banks and what she and bill clinton like the beng watch. >> nicole: latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> cheryl: we are kicking off with breaking news, just a moments ago volkswagen reporting a huge loss on the wake of emission standal, loss of 3 and a half billion dollars in third quarter. volkswagen had said the operating group profit will come significantly year-ago levels because of scandal. vw quarter lost in 15 years. >> nicole: indeed, john boehner preparing to push the two-year budget debt deal, congressional leaders and white house reached agreement that would end threat of government shutdown and default after new takes office. speaker boehner successor paul ryan criticizing process to negotiate the deal. >> i think this process stinks. this is not the way to do people's business. under new management we are not tboipg to do people's business this way. going forward we can't do people's business. >> nicole: congressman ryan is said to win election on the house floor tomorrow. >> cheryl: als

john koskinen now if the spotlight again. the irs commissioner facing impeachment proceedings, in the house of representatives. now this comes after this week, where the department of justice decided not to go after criminally, lois lerner, you remember all of the back-and-forth that the bureaucrat, and what she did or did not do. here's the statement by jason chaffetz, commissioner koskinen violated the public trust. he failed to comply with congressionally-ished subpoena. documents were destroyed on his watch. impeachment is the appropriate tool to restore confidence in the irs and protect the interests of congress. democrat elijah cummings says just as in the benghazi and planned parenthood investigation, it appears the facts don't matter to republicans. this ridiculous resolution will demonstrate nothing, but the republican obsession with diving into investigative rabbit holes that waste tens of millions of taxpayer dollars while having absolutely no positive impact on a single american. calling this resolution a zunt or a joke would be insulting to stunts and jokes. the irs late

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the church that then is being used to do good works, right? that's at the center of the irs question. >> right. and, of course, that and -- i mean, there are a lot of churches that do that. look at jimmy swaggart. >> right, right. >> but i think that, you know, more significant is why should our tax dollars go to support private eyes running around the country harassing people? you know, in the film marty rathbun, who was formerly number two --. >> number two at the church. >> -- in the church. you know, we have footage of, you know, five, six people showing up at his house with go pros on their forehead knocking on his door trying to -- and they -- and actually they rented a house right next to marty rathbun's house and had cameras --. >> this is after he left the church in '04. >> after he left the church. and he had become a critic. >> right. they then began to effectively harassing him for his apostasy and leaving the church. >> brutally. and harassing his wife, who had nothing to do with the church. >> right. >> you know, sending pornographic materials to her place of work, shad

for tax administration revealed in the run-up to the 2012 and 2010 elections the irs targeted certain organizations with extra and undue scrutiny. needless to say, we take this matter very seriously. indeed at the time both republicans and democrats condemned the agency's actions. and as the senate committee with exclusive legislative and oversight jurisdiction over the irs, the finance committee launched a bipartisan investigation into the matter. on august 5th of this year after more than two years of investigation, we released a 375-page bipartisan investigative committee report that included approximately 4700 pages of exhibits. this report is, i believe, the definitive record of what occurred at the irs and why. as we all know, last week the department of justice stated publicly that they would not be pressing criminal charges with regard to these events at the irs. this has led some to argue that the justice department is corrupt or biassed in some way. others said this proves nothing scandalous occurred. i believe the committee's report speaks for itself on this matter

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and every yawn goes oh. >> yeah. >> sandra: process of itch -- impeach irs commissioner. blake joins us this morning from washington. good morning, blake. >> blake: hi, good morning to you. it's very rare, but house republicans began to argue yesterday, it is deserving for the irs commissioner john, jason chaffetz and other republicans introduce to impeach commissioner, the irs had delivered false testimony under oath regarding of conservative groups and documents destroyed under his watch. took in late 2013 after scandal broke. he has not been forthcoming since. >> we had months of investigation by the inspector general. he came and testified that indeed there was targeting, we know that for a fact. it's been well documented and now we also have documented that those documents in the possession of the irs despite a subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> blake: time being questioned by some if this resolution comes after the department of justice on friday announced that criminal charges would not be pressed on the former irs chief, the irs said in a at the same time that quote, vigo

president's tax man. they have begun the process of trying to impeach irs commissioner john koskennen. correspondent doug mcelway is here to tell us why. >> the spark that innighted these proceedings was the decision last week by the department of justice, not to press charges against lois lerner. when that decision was made, the chairman of the house oversight committee jason chaffetz tweeted that a clear message will not be tolerated. there may be another fact that are spurred the impeachment resolution. the imminent change in house leadership. paul ryan chairman of the house ways and means committee, also had jurisdiction over the irs. listen to his last words to koskennen. >> i don't believe you, this is incredible. >> i have a long career. that's the first time that anybody has said they don't believe me. >> i don't believe you. >> it may be with ryan expected to come in chairman chaffetz felt he had a green light to go with an impeachment resolution. he said the commissioner violated the public trust. he failed to comply with a congressly-issued subpoena. the public was consiste

vote? melissa: congress wants to impeach john koskinen. we'll speak a former irs official that the commissioner did nothing wrong. david: interesting. we're tracking a runaway military blimp over pennsylvania? have you heard about this? dragging a tether, taking out power lines as it goes. very interesting story. melissa: stocks soaring in last hour of trading. dow now up over 197 points right now as the closing bells sound on wall street. the crossing bell rings] -- [closing bell rings] david: only thing is down, although it was up earlier. all the stocks soaring in the last hour, melissa. melissa: that's right. this after diving in reaction to another fed meeting with no rate change. there was a hint that action may be coming in december. lori rothman standing by at new york stock exchange with today's biggest movers. lori? >> hey there, guys, melissa and david. fed gave as you date card for december and that lifted financials as top performing industry. banks make more money when interest rates are higher when it comes to lending of course. you see major financials. big money ce

findings on the irs seeking status and justice department, it will not seek criminal charges against any irs official, closing two-year investigation, the decision called a free pas. >> cheryl: wow, a u.s. navy destroyer entered in south china sea last night. a direct challenge that china claims that it's been territorial boarders, china has been building at miles of shoreline and laying down what looks like military runways. >> nicole: let's take a look. nikkei down almost 1%, kospi down almost 1%. waiting on the fed for two fed meeting. >> cheryl: every major in europe, crack down and dax down 13. we have earnings news. s&p down one and a half. nasdaq 6 and a half right now. >> cheryl: gold is down 43.50. incredible. >> nicole: let's take a look at the yen, still higher against the u.s. dollar. the rest of the currency abroad weaker against the green back. >> cheryl: 1 basis point to the downside. two of the biggest names of technology reported after the bell today. andives are looking for -- analysts are looking for iphone sales and listening for key holiday season. we are also going

fire, so get yours >>> this is a fox news alert. impeachment at the irs commissioner john koskinen in hot water. actually, this time it's boiling. tonight the house oversight committee officially beginning the impeachment process. why in the irs targeting scandal. the committee saying commissioner koskinen has violated the public's trust. and right now florida congressman and member of the house oversight committee ron desan tis goes "on the record." good evening, congressman, and this is the resolution. this is the impeachment resolution. why? >> if the irs were investigating you, auditing you, let's say, and you destroyed documents. you refuse to turn over other documents that they ended up finding, would they ever let you go away with that as a taxpayer. >> of course not. >> because this has been going on for a long time. why is this taking so long? why now? >> i have been agitating to do this for a long time. they wanted to make sure that the case was built. we have given the irrelevancy all kinds of time to correct the record, to produce the documents, but when you have a situati

frederickson, are you aware the center for medical progress obtained its nonprofit status from the irs by representing itself as a nonprofit based biomedical research and did not indicate political activities in their application and is this a fraud? is this illegal to provide false information to the irs. >> mr. nadler, yes to your first question they did, indeed. >> use your mic. >> they did, indeed, make that application and i do believe it is a fraud and illegal. >> thank you. my last question is at the moment, three house committees and one senate committee are investigating planned parenthood. the majority is proposed using taxpayer dollars to establish a select panel that would launch a fifth investigation. what do you make of the fact that the majority has committed resources to attacking planned parenthood and almost none to investigating alleged illegal activity at the center for medical progress. >> well, i think it indicates

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you? why the irs is using cell phone surveillance technology on taxpayers. >>> the irs could be tracking you through your cell phone and you might not know. a couple of powerful senators on both sides of the aisle want answers, chief congressional correspondent has more. >> the irs is concerned irs secret cell phone tracking systems. irs commissioner was asked about it at a senate finance committee hearing this week. >> i would stress it follows the justice department rules, it requires a court order and it requires probable cause with regard to criminal investigations. it is not used in civil matters at all. it's not used by other employees of the irs. >> how frequently are irs criminal investigators obtaining location data about the people they investigate? >> i'll have to get you that information. >> the "guardian" reported that the irs had spent $71,000 to upgrade the technology known as cell site simulators. part of the money was designed for the tax collection agency to receive training from the company that manufactures the equipment. it raises the attention of republican

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debate a resolution whether or not they should impeach the irs chief, john koskinen? why? it's not a coincidence. on friday, it was announced by the department of justice will will be no criminal investigation. there will be no charges against lois lerner or anybody at the irs for targeting conservatives. >> pretty unbelievable. it's obvious, clear-cut case. >> we don't know the details because she that means she doesn't want to speak in order not to incriminate herself. then we went into tremendous efforts to find out what happened with the server that was smashed and destroyed. i thought we were en route to finding that out. later in the show, we'll have jason chaffetz joining us. >> he'll be with us. he's the chairman of the house oversight committee that started the articles of impeachment yesterday. they think he lied to the congress. >> its going to be a very good interview. >> that's right. congressman ron de'saan tis was talking about what their beef is with the commissioner. listen to this. >> do you see the investigation and literally nobody is going to be held accountable.

resolution to begin proceedings to impeach irs commissioner john koskinen. we are going to bring you more shortly, that is just the headline. we wanted to let you know about. in the meantime, big earnings are out! the world's most valuable company apple posting results as did social media company twitter. welcome to "risk & reward," i'm deirdre bolton. ashley webster joining me from the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, apple pretty much a yawn of a quarter. twitter getting crushed in the post market? >> yeah, let's get on twitter in a minute. apple pretty good, let's be honest. quarterly profit up 31% thanks to iphone sales. the new iphone 6s and 6 s+ were available for only two business days this quarter. you didn't get a sense what they could do for sales. company said it sold just around 48 million iphones, a little shy of the estimates from analysts. but how important are iphones? let's put it this way, 63% of the revenue in the quarter was generated by iphones. a lot of questions were asked how is apple doing in china? how much of a dent would that put into apple's busin

. watch out for the leftists among the moderators. impeach him, top guy in at the irs, he'll face the impeachment movement and it's alleged he lied about and covered up. and the new york mets-- catch it? got it. he's gone. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> well, we are going to open that market in about 28 minutes and the dow industrials will go up a couple of points. starting out from about 17-5. we're going to go up just a little a few minutes from now. and then this. china, iphone sales give apple profits a nice boost. an apple forecasters say very merry christmas, why the stock is stuck and it is. export numbers flat stock, we're on it. in fact for three hours, you'll hear about that. look at twitter, down big on a weak outlook. the honeymoon is over for jack dorsey, that stock is going down. wall street's boots, an alliance, we're going to pay 17 billion in cash, that's a big day. oil, that's been a pointer recently. today up 43 on oil today. and gasoline 2.19 a gallon, the national average and by the way, eight states are under $2 a gallon. i keep saying it, a buc

effort to impeach the irs commission. the real story starts right now. >>> an unmanned blimp is on the loose. fighter jets called in to monitor the situation. you can see it pictured there known as the longer named joint land attack cruise missile defense netted sensor system. it broke free from its teether. if you see it, witnesses being told to keep their distance and call 911. jennifer, this is breaking right now. it's my understanding that one of these blimps cost a billion dollars. what else do we know? >> it's a serious situation. two f-16 fighter jets have been scrambled from atlantic city. it's floating over pennsylvania. they are very concerned about whether it will come down over a pop ulaulated area. the army where this blimp had been put out a press release. now f-16 fighter jets are track it. they are asking, as you mentioned, for help from the public if they see this blimp in the air to call 911. it's able to monitor an area like the size of texas. >> somehow it came loose on its own or was it already in the air and lost track of where it was supposed to be? >> it was

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here first, no charges for lois lrener in the irs targeting probe. no one fired after benghazi and hillary clinton is asked why. think a >> you're telling me that you had no authority to take anyone's paycheck, you are telling me you were legally prohibited from doing that? is that your position here this morning? >> it is my position that in the absence of finding breach of duty there could not be immediate action taken. >> outrage growing over no government accountability from the tragedy in benghazi to the irs targeting scandal, no charges, no big firing. could the private sector ever get away from making big mistakes with no accountability? >> absolutely not. you try get subpoenaed by a court, by a government, by anything and tell them that your e-mails have simply disappeared or you cleaned your server and they're no longer there. that's not acceptable for any citizen. what happens is this thing with benghazi is is a terrible tragedy. listen to mayor juliani talk about the fact that there were rockets there and obviously it wasn't but the problem is it gets spun into partisan

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soon. >> and no such thing as a free luh? the irs is investigating all those tech company that let workers eat for free. >> a key member of the burgu in, dy and gold return on sunday? we will have more on that in sports. >>> it's called a group me app people are using it to talk. in georgetown shoppers using to alert other businesses and residents in the high end district of criminal or suspicious activity. many of the posts describe african american people and use the letters aa to describe individuals who shoplifted or look suspicious. some say it could cross the line into racial profiling. >> if they are using to help -- bake their businesses and make sure people aren't stealing it's good but if are you using and targeting one particular person. if i went into banana republic are you just looking at me or all of us? >> this he should come and feel safe. i think the most important stat i can give surveyed the number of complaints that the police have had that they are unforeignly profiled in georgetown. in the last year since we started using the thousands of posts, no complaints

confidence in the irs and protect the institutional interests of congress. >> they said there were some poor management decisions. there are emails where they are talking about piecing together criminal cases against people exercising their first amendment rights. comes ski then came in. he was supposed to clean up the mess. instead documents that were said to be missing were actually recovered. the reality is you can't go before congress and not tell the truth. that's what happened here. the idea that the irs institutional credibility is being restored. the fact of the matter is the internal revenue service is incapable of self-correcting. this irs commissioner, maybe he had good intentions in the beginning but he got caught in the same vortex in the agency. bill: impeachment is normally reserved for the president. i think it last officer that faced impeachment charges was 1876, and that was the war secretary. >> there have been questions sphwp supreme court charges where the judges stepped aside. the members of the committee who feel they were ignored. the idea that evidence wasn't pr

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. nunca se imaginÓ que ir a recibir a su hija de 7 aÑos en el aeropuerto de los Ángeles, empezarÍa el conteo regresivo a lo que pudiera ser sus Últimos dÍas en este país. roberto: y migraciÓn salió de la cabina hacia la sala de espera y preguntÓ por mi nombre. me preguntÓ si era el padre de la menor y le dije que sÍ. me dijeron que tenía que regresar a mÉxico. julio: la hija de roberto viajaba a visitar sus familiares mexicanos. esta vez, roberto tuvo un contacto directo con o de los agentes. muchos de los inmigrantes no estÁn conscientes que al llegar al al aeropuerto, es como pararse entre tijuana y san diego y tener contacto con un agente fronterizo. >> ellos le hicieron las preguntas y dijo que no firmarÍa nada. que tenía sus derechos aquÍ. julio: los viajes de los menores de edad y los de la tercera edad, son comunes. >> la gente que tiene hijos para ir a recogerlos, tienen que estar fijados te manden una persona que tengan papeles en los estados unidos. en el aeropuerto, es igual que en la frontera. julio: por lo tanto, roberto preparar su defensa que sus raÍces e