this is not the irs of 2010, 2011 or 2012. i find it hard to explain why nevadans trust the state when the agency and the irs, you've continuously miss led both houses of congress about whether it targeted organizations. you've stonewalled congress's investigation by repeatedly failing to preserve and locate records, make inaccurate statements about the existence of backup data and failed to disclose to congress the fact that records were missing. as i said, i believe you do feel you have a personal responsibility for these failures. do you feel that way? >> i certainly am responsible for everything that goes on in this organization. i've told employees, if there's a problem, it's my problem. if somebody has made a mistake, it's my mistake and i'm comfortable being in charge with that. i think that one of the issues has been raised about the delay in disclosure about the hard drive crash of lois lerner. at the time when i was advised in april of 2014 that there was a crash, it seemed to me the appropriate thing to do was to de

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

this is not the irs of 2010, 2011 or 2012. i find it hard to understand why that vad dans trust the state when you've misled both houses of congress about whether it targeted organizations. you've stonewalled congress's investigation by repeatedly failing to preserve and locate records, make inaccurate statements about the inaccurate data and failed to disclose to congress the fact that records, missing. as i said, i believe you do feel you have a personal responsibility for these failures. do you feel that way? >> i certainly am responsible for everything that goes on in this organization. i've told employees, if there's a problem, it's my problem. if somebody has made a mistake, it's my mistake and i'm comfortable being in charge with that. i think that one of the issues has been raised about the delay in disclosure about the hard drive crash of lois lerner. at the time when i was advised in april of 2014 that there was a crash, it seemed to me the appropriate thing to do was to determine what e-mails had been lost and what

simply put, we need a culture change at the irs. american taxpayers should expect at the very least a culture of accountability, of fairness, impashialty. no taxpayer ever again should fear that that would be discriminated against based on their political beliefs. while i appreciate the changes that the irs is attempting to implement, i believe that more needs to be done. earlier this year senator 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 views on a few of what i think are the common sense proposals that senator grassley and i have in our legislation to make the irs accountable to the american taxpayers. i'm going to read

we need to see how irs operates. could there be people using their power, to target groups they don't like politically. liz: you are right, jessica makes a good point. irs is often looked at as a machine. like a sewing machine, it is populated by people, who are human beings who make decisions, rightly or wrongly affect the american people, here is the situation right now. mr. koskinen was a former freddie mac executive, brought in as a reformer, unstead he helped administration to push back cover-up congress' investigation here and stonewall. you know that story line is not being told out there to the american people. >> it is not, you make a great point, this absolutely impacts every person in this country, no matter who they are, and what they do. to have someone in this position, of trust, and honor, and integrity, withholding information, everything knows he did that. district judge even said he did that, withholding information and inconsistent in his stories and covering things up is unacceptable. it makes the

i want to hear what the irs is doing this morning to fix it. finally on friday the committee received a detailed letter from the department of justice concerning their investigation into this matter. i ask for unanimous consent that be entered into the record. i want to be clear on this point. the vast majority of americans want disclosure in political spending. they want all sides to be more open and more straightforward on these issues. the american people overwhelmingly disapprove of the citizens united decision that knocked down some of the key limits on political campaign spending. if there's no oversight of who receives 501c status, meaning anybody could get it and hide their donor list, then political spending will be hidden even deeper in the shadows, so my request to you on this point, mr. commissioner, is that you all work with this committee, democrats and republicans, you work with committee in a bipartisan fashion to get this right. thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator wydewyden. today's witness commissioner kos

despite subpoena were destroyed by the irs. >> cheryl: no irs official will face criminal charges in the case. >> nicole: house lawmakers approving export/import bank. chartered expired on june 30th, helps oversees buyers such as airplanes and heavy equipment. loans on boeing aircraft. the bill's fate remains uncertain in the senate. >> cheryl: new military strategy against isis, testifying before the arms services committee, carter, outlining changes against the extremist group. >> we expect to intensify air campaign including u.s. coalition aircraft to higher isil with heavy rate of strikes. >> cheryl: u.s. will not hold back from supporting partners or carrying out mission. meanwhile, officials said the white house now considers deploying helicopters to iraq, the move could require hundreds u.s. troops to that country. >> nicole: take it over to the campaign trail. trump speaking about the poll numbers in the state. >> in most polls i'm number one. until iowa came along, i said every poll, what the hell are you people doing to me? >> nicole: ben carson surging to claim the top spo

when governmentings agencies, especially the irs engages in criminal actions. it goes before congress and flips them el the bird. they have to take severe action. obama won't do it. >> this hasn't happened in a while. >> 1876 was the last time. in this case it was the secretary of war who was im peached. is it time to do it again? >> no. he deserves it. charles krauthammer had a great column in friday's washington post. sometimes you can't hit the fast ball or the republicans can't do hearings. hillary is begging them to impeach the irs guy because they will look bad again. >> if you don't do something now. >> i hate to say impeach anybody. i e-mails and evidence were destroyed giving agency to people in the media saying there was no there there. the e-mails were destroyed. if any law enforcement official or come did it they would lose their job. >> to impeach or not? what do you say, john? >> sure, impeach him. it's just a distraction. the big scandal is that we cower before the irs on an annual basis, have to prove our income to them. focusing on this gets aw

i want to hear what the irs is doing this morning to fix it. finally on friday the committee received a detailed letter from the department of justice concerning their investigation into this matter and i ask unanimous consent that that be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> one last point, the chairman mentioned this question of the 501-c4 groups and i want to be clear on this point. the vast majority of americans want disclosure in political spending. they want all sides to be more open and more straightforward on these issues. the american people overwhelmingly disapprove of the citizens united decision that knocked down some of the key limits on political campaign spending. if there's no oversight of who receives 501-c4 status meaning anybody can get it and hide their donor list, then political spending will be hidden even deeper in the shadows. so, my request to you on this point, mr. commissioner, is that you all work with this committee, democrats and republicans, you work with this committee in a bipartisan fashion to get

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

the irs late tonight with a statement -- the irs vigorously disputes the allegations in the resolution. we have fully cooperated with all the investigations. with that, we'll start there. let's bring in our panel. syndicated columnist george will. mara liasson and sind caugsyndid columnist charles krauthammer. >> therefore the to buttress the separation of powers they had to give this power to the legislative branch. no one who has loomed at the timeline can believe that the irs has been cooperative. and no one who has looked at what we will smilingly call the justice department investigation conducted by an obama contributor, believes that the justice department was seriously interested in the misbehavior that the obama administration has said was outrageous, but there's not a smidgen of evidence of wrongdoing. nothing happened and the people who caused it to happen were renegade people in cincinnati. now, mr. cummings thinks there's nothing to look into here. there are three reasons for doing this. mr. koskinen is not going to be convicted in the senate because two-thirds of the sena

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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 situation where they are destroying 24,000 of lois lerner's emails that are under congressional subpoena, no explanation for that. when they say they have turned over eve

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, shadowing her w

. >> 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

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

the senate will try the irs chief. this is very, very rare thing. last time this happened, 1876, william belknap, secretary of war, was last time that a agency chief was brought in on these kinds of charges. back to you, melissa. melissa: gerri, thank you so much for that. >> the evidence is crystal clear. they had the lois lerner emails. they had the documents in hand, and destroyed them despite subpoena in place. false statements were given to congress. you can't do those things without consequence. imagine what would happen to you if you did that? so we'll hold them accountable. melissa: that was house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz making case against embattled irs commissioner. joining me former irs officer mike sullivan. thanks for joining us. what is your reaction to all this? what do you think should happen. >> business as usual in washington. he is the sacrificial lam here. what is amazing about this between the department of justice and irs they spent over $20 million researching all this. took over two years and 160,000 man-h

we'll talk to the man behind the 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

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

will testify about the findings of irs scrutiny, tax exempt status. justice department announced last week it would not seek criminal justice or any other irs official, closing two-year investigation. the decision angrying republicans who call the move a free pass. >> cheryl: defense department officials say that a u.s. navy destroyer entered waters in the south china sea last night. the islands are the artificial islands that china has been building and laying down what looks like military runways. >> nicole: what are we seeing here. the hang seng and kospi, wait and see fed for tuesday meeting. >> cheryl: let's look at european markets, lurch time over there. dax and germany about 9. >> nicole: we are seeing down arrows s&p down about 2, dow futures down 15 and nasdaq just over down over 7. >> cheryl: big week for corporate earnings, two of the biggest name of technology reporting after the bell today, apple fourth quarter profit of 1.88 a share on revenue of 51 billion, analysts looking for strong iphone sales. investors are going to be listening f

impeachment is the appropriate tool to restore public confidence in the irs. our political panel is with me now, conservative commentator kirsten haglund, democratic strategist christy setzer. what is your take? we know lois lerner pretty much got a slap on the wrist so it is escalateed? >> yeah, i think the american people watching following this investigation which has gone on for five years now are saying finally. thank you. action is being taken, and really it's because the cultural issues at the irs have not been addressed. he's thrown around these words of incompetency and dysfunction, but frankly that hasn't helped get to the bottom of breaking up some of what's happening at the irs that is keep anything of these targeting issues from being talked about and being changed for the future. deirdre: so christy, as a procedural matter, if there is a wrong done in the chain, does the buck stop with the top person? >> i suppose so, but the timing of this is incredibly suspicious. this is just one week after the justice department actually cleared the irs of an

. >> the irs commission tier is n being impeached. costin nin destroyed evidence, lied to congress and violated public trust. the move comes days after the former irs lois lerner was cleared of charges. we will have more coming up in the next half hour. >> take your umbrella to work. >> we are looking at a possibility of a couple of inches of rain and flash flooding. it is around coastal areas in places like new jersey and you could be looking at high tides early today. you will be looking at the possibility of coastal flooding. new york city seeing the rain moving in later on this morning. it will be sticking around for a big chunk of today. it will be an unsettled day out there. wimpy at that especially in the great lakes. you could be looking at rain gusts at 40 miles an hour. breezy and windy conditions from the flakes to the northeast. 37 in pro voe and 33 in denver. temperatures ranging from the 50's to 60's. during the afternoon hours across the southeast not bad at all, 74 degrees for the high in atlanta and 73 in raleigh, nor

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 chairman chu

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what do you think the irs would do to you? >> in his impeachment resolution, chaffetz accuses the irs commissioner of violating the public trust in three ways. failing to comply with the subpoena resulting in destruction of key evidence. failing to testify truthfully and providing false and misleading information. and finally, failing to notify congress that key evidence was missing. now the irs flatly denies the accusations. quote, the agency vigorously disputes the allegations in the resolution. we have fully cooperated with all of the investigations. you know, pursuing impeachment against an agency leader is very rare. but many house republicans feel strongly that someone at the irs should be held accountable. the house oversight committee still has to vote to impeach the irs commissioner. only then would it move to the full house, which, by then, could very well have a new speaker in paul ryan. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, a new study says 80% of millionaires are self-made. so actually,

we have well documented that those documents in the possession of the irs were destroyed by irs. >> so we know they targeted the irs, they destroyed evidence and the just department says no go. is this a precursor of or a preview of coming attractions if the fbi were to find information about benghazi, about the clinton foundation or confidential top secret information on the deleted e-mails? does it mean it's politicized to that degree? >> sean, we have all kinds of confidence in the fbi. what we don't have confidence in is the justice department. jason's right. there's all kinds of e-mail evidence where she said the tea party is dangerous. where she says we're going to start a c-4 project next year we have to make sure it's not political. we have to make sure to hide the fact. yet, this justice department said no, it's prosecuting miss lerner and anyone else at the irs who lass done something wrong. but it's not the fbi, it's the justice department. >> walk us through the impeachment of the irs commissioner. how do you do this? >> we filed this resolution. there were 19 members of us

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 chairman chuck grassley and patrick leahy. they fired off a letter to treasury secretary jack lew late yesterday writing while the devices can be useful tools for identifying a suspect cell phone, we have previously expressed concerns about the privacy implications of these devices. grassley and leahy added quote the devices indiscriminately gather information about the cell phones of innocent people who are simply in the vicinity of the device. those senators have plenty of questions for koskinen and the irs. brett? >> mike thank you. >>> the budget deal that many republicans say is a bad deal is now a done deal. pr

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the irs officials have you stored 24,000. he said he had gone through great lengths to find the missing e-mails. nonsense. $1000.04 days. this whole thing started when the irs attached steam to tip the scale in favor of president obama in the election. the president's supporters in the irs harass them. they put some of them out of business. the government was used against the president's political opponent. it was the awesome power of the irs that was used to do it. that is the kind of thing that you associate with second rate dictatorship. nobody has been held accountable or suffered a penalty. bring on the impeachment process. the only way to remove the stains that is now a democracy. ♪ >> if there is anybody involved by this, getting talked to in a stern matter, slap on the wrist. >> you are saying that it is fine. >> it is a problem. the recommendations that you make. we need to have a better operation to ensure that it does not happen. stuart: left it right to live. the impeachment. becky, forgive me. i have to remind

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the department of justice gives the irs a clean bill of health. the american people don't buy it and congress doesn't buy it. bill: here is krauthammer questioning the ability of republicans to see this through. >> this won't end well. the republicans in the congress have shown they have no ability to conduct successful investigations of this administration. everything they have touched has failed or backfired. bill: dose have a point -- dose have a point? does he have a point? >> i don't think congress gives their role of oversight. that's what congress is supposed to do, engage these federal agencies to make sure they are within their sphere. i'm not going to write off an investigation because it hasn't done well. they have done a thorough job. we have a lot of documentation that shows the scope and nature and breadth of the irs and its attempts to stifle first amendment speech. i'm not willing to surrender this aspect of the legislative branch of government. bill require you have a lawsuit that's active. right? the status on that lawsuit is wha

but up 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 proble

i don't have a problem abolishes the irs, are you kidding me, who do you think i am? lois lerner. >> she step down. kennedy: i'm kennedy. >> it is good she is gone. >> how? change? >> there should be criminal ramification. >> what has that changed by lois lerner leaving? >> was symbolic. >> really nothing has changed. kennedy: tea party groups waiting for 6 years to find out whether they get the status. this is ridiculous. >> no doubt. kennedy: you know, i think -- >> you agree they should try to, impeach this creep. >> what do you imagine. >> what is going to change. kennedy: this is justice. >> please. kennedy: the satisfaction of vengeance. >> i am predicting 5 to 10 days from now, he will step down. >> great, nothing will change. kennedy: then abolish the irs. >> how do you do it. >> repeal the constitutional amendment. kennedy: that takes so much work, minnesota will never do it. the panel returns to talk about rand paul, has he thrown caution to the wind, gone full libertarian, bernie is going to love this. and boots on the ground in syr syria. looking for 24/7

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>> i don't know about suing the irs. i think they could complain to the irs and say why -- >> but what if they don't do anything about it? because you know how politicized the irs is. >> it is. it is, indeed. i don't know what you could do if they won't do anything about it. >> i think there could be legal action taken, but we'll look into it. where can you get that form to make a complaint? >> you get it from the irs, form 13909. simple form, one page, that's it. >> all right, the second villain could be apple. >> nope, no. stuart is right away defending. $181 billion apple has stashed overseas. >> right. >> and you say? >> the villain here is the tax code, which keeps that money overseas. apple's not the villain. it's the tax code that is, because if any of that money comes back to the united states, it's taxed at a 35% rate, the highest rate in the world. >> is that on top of what they paid to the foreign countries in which they made the money? >> well, they paid to foreign countries will be deductible from that. >> f

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jenna: as the head of the irs testifies for the first time since the justice department decided not to prosecute lois lerner. the finance committee is hearing from the director, john koskinen. doug mckelway's following this story from our washington bureau. >> reporter: hi, jenna. today's hearing was timely coming as it did only a few days after the justice department announced it will not prosecute anybody at the irs forget targeting of conservative -- for the targeting of conservative groups. the committee came up with its own recommendations to overhaul the irs maze of bureaucracy that led to that gross mismanagement. it released those findings on august 5th and today questioned the commissioner on those implementations. one of the things chairman orrin hatch would like to see is a reining in of union activities at the irs. >> while i do not oppose collective bargaining in general, we know that two-thirds of irs workers are represented by a union organization that is very politically active. i don't think it's much of a stretch to argue that such a strong union presence could have c

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