eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan, joined by common sense conservative candidates from across the country. together, they are ready to make history. together, they are the young guns. the young guns, a new generation of conservative leaders. >> men in khakis and button-down shirts, a new generation. that was an ad from a few years ago when eric cantor was one of the new stars, the young, rising stars of the republican party. welcome eric cantor's political career came to a shocking, screeching halt when he lost a primary in his own district, in virginia, by about 11 points to a guy that basically no one outside the district had heard of until this evening. we are back. howard fineman is with me. joining me now is karen finley. karen, what do you make of this? >> i make of it that the republican party needs to get a different pollster, because yet again it seems that the internal -- it's really hard for me to believe that they had no idea this was coming. yet again we see what i would consider political malpractice, and i mean that quite seriously. cantor was in even in the distric

paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, and eric cantor radiating with youthful vigor. pretty much since the beginning of his career in the house, eric cantor on the fast track, won a second term in '03, given the post of deputy republican whip. doesn't sound like much. went on to become number two in the house, majority leader, eric cantor on the short list for vice president on john mccain's ticket. imagine if he picked eric cantor instead of sarah palin. he didn't. eric cantor was poised to succeed john boehner as speaker of the house. expectation and speculation come to an abrupt sudden end tonight within the last few hours with the shocking new that eric cantor's congressional career has been terminated by a heretofore unknown economics professor in his district, tea party candidate, dave brat. >>> i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. covering breaking news tonight that sent shock waves through the political world, eric cantor, number two republican in the house, member of gop leadership most associated with tea party strategy on the economy and 14-year incumb

no one's questioning -- this is really the translation -- no one's questioning paul ryan's health when he ran for vp, why are you questioning me, right? >> exactly. >> two sentences, two punches. third line, i said, whether they serious? he said, one was really serious. i'm so grateful to my mother because she said you're grounded, you're going to rest until it goes away, and she did. a mother story. did i mention i'm going to be a grandmother soon? three lines. poetry, fourth line. we haven't taken it seriously for athletes, soldiers, accident victims, people have basically been told to shake it off. this isn't about hillary, is it it's about the american people. four lines into the response. finally, fifth line, i could have shaken it off, but what cost? i rested, went back to work after the first year. i'm conscious how people don't get their care. a master at work. she is already gone from a personal injury to working with the outside and now talking about hillary care and obamacare. >> exactly. this is what good politicians do, they take something that people are trying to turn in

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listen to paul ryan. >> i am sitting here listening to this testimony. i just -- i don't believe it. that's your problem. nobody believes you. you ask taxpayers to hang on to seven years of their personal tax information in case they're audited and you can't keep six months' worth of employee e-mails? >> it looks horrible for the irs. let me ask you the reverse. do you really think that somebody at the irs intentionally destroyed six months of e-mails to cover up something? do you believe it's a coverup that big? >> based on the time line, no. apparently the complaint was made before there was an investigation. however, i certainly think there is -- i doan think it is a phony scandal like the president does. neither does secretary hillary clinton think it's phony. i think it's terrible that it's dragging out this long. and that the irs tells the committee in february that the e-mails will be produced, it takes two years, they don't exist. they know about it. i thing -- think there's a lot of smoke there. do i think someone deliberately did it ahead of ti

and i also want to say that i don't believe -- i'm with paul ryan. i don't believe him. they should have come forward about this a year ago. there should have been a lot more investigation than we heard. >> i want to pick up on what cleta is saying, julian, because here is why a lot of people are so suspicious. take a look at the timeline. june 3rd, 2011, 2011, chairman camp, house ways and means, asked the irs about the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. june 13th, just ten days later, lerner reports her hard drive has crashed. february 13th, irs realizes the remails are missing. that's what they say. june 13th, 2014, the irs finally tells congress. julian, i guess two questions. how do you explain this four-month delay between when the irs says they knew the e-mails were missing and when they finally told congress, and how do you explain this apparent coincidence that it is ten days after congress starts asking about the e-mails that lois lerner says, oh, the hard drive has crashed? >> let me say, i think anytime you have targeting of any group

i also want to say that i don't believe -- i'm with paul ryan. i don't believe him. they should have told -- they should have come forward about this a year ago. there should have been a lot more investigation than what we've heard. >> i want to pick up on this, julian. here is why a lot of people are so suspicious. take a look at this timeline that we put together. june 3rd, 2011. chairman camp, house ways and means, asks the irs about the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. june 13th, just ten days later, lerner reports that her hard drive has crashed. february 2013, irs realizes that the e-mails are missing. at least that's what they say. june 13th, 2014, the irs finally tells congress. julian, i guess, two questions. how do you explain this four-month delay between when the irs says they knew the e-mails were missing and when they finally told congress? and how do you explain this apparent coincidence that it is ten days after congress starts asking about the e-mails that lois lerner says, oh, the hard drive has crashed. >> so let me say,

which leads us to the second part which is that people like paul ryan and all and all these other politicians who are out saying these things you know climate change is a joke that if you raise minimum wage is going to destroy the economy and we've got to cut taxes for the job created all this is lots of those politicians those republican politicians have the exact same problem that the democrats were trying to take them down or trying to you know compete with them have which is that because the the the supreme court has turned our democracy into a club talk received into it into an oligarchy into a form of government where the rich make the rules. because of that these members of congress both republican and democrat have to spend an average of five to six hours a day five days a week every week of the year even when congress is not in session sitting on a sitting in a room that's not their regular office because they can't do it on government property sitting in a rented room with a telephone dialing for dollars or going to fundraisers and rubber chicken and begging people for money or goin

ideologically, kevin mccarthy and eric cantor, his fellow young gun, as the trio along with paul ryan were known a few years ago. they're very ideologically similar. kevin mccarthy is a more genial and outgoing guy than eric cantor. sew might be so he might be a little more skilled at making people feel good than cantor did. cantor was burdened by the suspicion that he was always maneuvering to either force john boehner out or replace john boehner before too long. and i think kevin mccarthy has a different personality that projects somewhat a more affable vibe. and i think that may serve him well. >> yeah. curious also what the house financial services committee leadership will do now, what people here need to be aware of in terms of any changes legislatively or in terms of priorities in the months ahead that may be coming. >> well, the one thing they don't have to worry about is legislation because we're not going to get important legislation out of this congress. the way the house has drifted, the fact that you've got a democratic senate at least for now and the fact that you've got

ryan's budget. [cheering and applause] nation, this study proves white people don't discriminate because we're racist. we do it because we're worried about economic scarcity, which means there is a simple way to eradicate racism in america: give white people more money. that's the reason conservatives want to cut taxes for the wealthy. we're trying to heal a wound nation and maybe finally reach martin luther king's mountaintop, which in this case is a pile of money. when we come back, i will ask my is a pile of money. when we come back, i will ask my whafrom small steps.made from? giant leaps. big ideas. and sharp minds. all the things that make a born maker, made this. a car with swagger. intelligence. soul. a car that proves a well-made sedan doesn't have to cross an ocean to be worthy of the american road. the all-new chrysler 200. america's import. avo: withbook any flightways get the lowest price or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip exp

i say that i don't believe -- i'm with paul ryan. i don't believe him. they should have told -- they should have come forward about this a year ago. there should have been a lot more investigation than what we've heard. >> i want to pick up on this, julian. here is why a lot of people are so suspicious. take a look at this timeline that we put together. june 3rd, 2011. chairman camp, house ways and means, asks the irs about the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. june 13th, just ten days later, lerner reports that her hard drive has crashed. february 2013, irs realizes that the e-mails are missing. at least that's what they say. june 13th, 2014, the irs finally tells congress. julian, i guess, two questions. how do you explain this four-month delay between when the irs says they knew the e-mails were missing and when they finally told congress? and how do you explain this apparent coincidence that it is ten days after congress starts asking about the e-mails that lois lerner says, oh, the hard drive has crashed. >> so let me say,

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he's not a conservative heavyweight in the same way paul ryan is. paul ryan could be the greatest ally to boehner and mccarthy. he wants to get something done. scalise had conservative opposition in the whip race. if he's going to be the one that stops it, he may have others around him who break with boehner and mccarthy. >> dana bash, just to remind people exactly what these jobs are, the house speaker john boehner runs the entire house. democrats and republicans. what does the majority leader do? what does the whip do? >> so the house majority leader is the one who's in charge of the calendar. decides when the house will be in session, when the house will not be in session. and more importantly, decides what legislation is going to go on the floor. now, the house speaker is a constitutional role. there's second in line to the president. so that is supposed to be the speaker for the whole house the way is in modern times, probably since the beginning of time. it's more of a political role. so the majority leader, would with the house speaker on tho

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you know, paul ryan's budgets get criticized regularly, but they do balance in ten years. democrats don't have an alternative that does that. i often talk about means testing and medicare as an example where we could make a step in the right direction. does it solve the problems we talked about today? no. but it does take a step in the right direction. it's in the president's budget. be it does provide that folks who makeover $17,000 a year have to pay more premiums under part b and part d of medicare. it saves about $60 billion in the first ten years according to the analysis that we have, probably 425-450 billion over the next ten years which is why it's the kind of proposal we ought to be talking about, because it has this expanding benefit to the debt and deficit that we ought to be looking for. this long-term problem can only be solved by those kinds of reforms. and yet we can't seem to even make progress there. and so my proposal today is let's make a commitment at least to take what's in the president's own budget and put that out as a spending reform here even this

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it will come three days after this dramatic exchange with congressman paul ryan. >> i don't believe you. >> i have a long career. that's the first time anybody has said they do not believe me. >> i don't believe you. >> that's fine. we can have a disagreement. i'm willing to stand on our record. i'm willing to remind you it was not buried in 27 pages. most of that is exhibits. we advised you -- >> being forthcoming -- >> which we knew for one day. i'm sorry -- >> congress investigating -- >> will you let him answer the question. >> i didn't ask him a question. >> joining me now a reporter with the real clear politics. so, let's start here. as far as you can tell, are there any questions yet to be asked? >> well, house republicans certainly have a lot more questions to ask or many statements to come in hearings this coming week. they really didn't get much from the irs commissioner. they asked for an apology and didn't get an apology. >> for what? >> for the missing e-mails, for the -- the targeting of the -- >> but he's feeling that he's not needing to give an apology. >> right. >> so w

, paul ryan, they are going into those communitieses and there have been a few in the past, jack kent comes to mind. those are the exceptions, not the rule. right now, and it's because republicans believe they can still win elections without these votes. time spent courting one group is time spent not courting another group. republicans are worried about hispanic voters and whether they need them to win such elections. no discussions are happening about blacks. when they feel they need them, i believe you'll see more black outreach from republicans. >> jason riley, thanks so much for being here. we need to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. ep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most

chairman paul ryan says, isn't this monetizing the debt? chairman ben bernanke says, no, thanks temporary measure, balance sheet levels will return to normal. when were they going to return to normal? that comment was in february of 2011. since that time we've seen another 100% increase. in the size that have balance sheet. mr. speaker, i'm not saying the federal reserve is wrong. i have some grave concerns. we've asked the question, how is it you're going to unwind these giant balance sheets? the answer is, i don't know, we've never seen it done in the entire history of the united states of america, but don't worry about it, it's going to be fine. it's a frightening thing. it's a frightening thing. here we are in the longest recession of my lifetime, the most stagnant growth coming out of a recession that we've ever seen in the history of this country. the federal reserve pulling all the levers it knows how to pull, congress pulling all the levers it knows how to pull, the balance sheet getting larger, unwinding it getting arder. i want yo

that's why paul ryan and the others are so furious. how about getting to the need of some legislation instead of just playing the blame game here. >> this is a pure dangle the key move. i totally agree with larry. go ahead. in fact, i think it would be healthy to have a special prosecutor. which is what we saw today. and let's talk about the irs and how it needs to be amply funded and stop trying to get it to figure out which social welfare agency is engaged. john and today said he thinks it will be a waste of taxpayer money. >> this is a year divisible by four. >> the irs lied months and months ago when the hearing started. i want to people want to know what the irs are doing right now with whatever e-mails are left because they are talking to the -- the e-mails went to the treasury, they went to the justice department and the white house. the e-mails went to shumer, durbin and rhode island. those democrats were encouraging lerner and her crowd to target groups and the evidence is suddenly gone? are you kidding me. a liar. i just don'

we see some politicians on the right doing that today, chris christie, a rand paul, paul ryan. they are going into those communities and there have been a few in the past, jack kemp comes to mind. but those are the exceptions, not the rule. and it's because republicans believe they can still win elections without these voters. i don't think it's racial animus. it's very pragmatic. time spent courting one group is time not courting another group. republicans are right 0 now worried about hispanic voters and whether they need them to win elections. but no discussion is happening about blacks. they don't think they need the black vote 0 to win elections. when they believe they need them, i think you'll see more black outreveal from republicans. >> thank you for being here. good luck with the book. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, s

paul ryan gets criticized regularly but they do balance. democrats don't have an alternative that does that. i often talk about means testing in medicare as an example where we could make that step in the right direction. does it solve the problems we talked about today? know that it does take us in the right direction. it's in the president's budget. it does provide a folks that make over $175,000 a year have to pay more in premiums. and part b. of medicare. iit saves about $60 billion in the first ten years according to the analysis that we have for 25 to 50 billion over the next ten years which is why it is the kind of proposal that we ought to be talking about because it has this expanding benefits to the debt and deficits that we ought to be looking for because it is a long-term problem that can only be solved by those kind of reforms. and yet we cannot even seem to make progress there. and so my proposal today is let's make a commitment at least to take what's in the president's budget and put that out as a spending reform here even t

ryan which leads us to the second part which is that people like paul ryan and all and all these other politicians who are out saying these things they are climate change the joke that if you raise minimum wage is going to destroy the economy and we've got to cut taxes for the job created all this is lots of those politicians those republican politicians have the exact same problem that the democrats were trying to take them down or trying to you know compete with them have which is that because the the the supreme court has turned our democracy into a club talk receive into it into an oligarchy into a form of government where the rich make the rules. because of that these members of congress both republican and democrat have to spend an average of five to six hours a day five days a week every week of the year even when congress is not in session sitting on a sitting in a room that's not their regular office because they can't do it on government property sitting in a rented room with a telephone dialing for dollars or going to fundraisers and rubber chicken and begging people for mon

i ran into congressman paul ryan at the inauguration last year, and i had read he was this great athlete. i said, congressman, did you ever have a concussion, and he said yes, several, i had three, the last one was serious but my mother was smart enough to make me stay in. what happens to athletes, soldiers, young people in car accidents, all the reasons why people get concussions, they shake it off. i felt like, you know, i can get back up. i can go to work. the doctor said no, you're going to stay and rest because then you will have a complete recovery. fast forward, i go home for christmas, go to new york for christmas, and i want to go back to work. so my doctors say, okay, let's just do an mri to make sure that everything is healing as we think it is. so here's what they say. they say, the good news is the concussion is totally resolving. like we told you, it's going to be fine. the bad news is you developed a clot behind your right ear and you must immediately go to the hospital because we have to immediately put you on blood thinners. >> because you had a clot in your right leg be

i ran into congressman paul ryan at the inauguration last year, and i had read he was this great athlete. i said, congressman, did you ever have a concussion, and he said yes, several, i had three, the last one was serious but my mother was smart enough to make me stay in. what happens to athletes, soldiers, young people in car accidents, all the reasons why people get concussions, they shake it off. i felt like, you know, i can get back up. i can go to work. the doctor said no, you're going to rest so you'll have a complete recovery. fast forward, i go home for christmas, go to new york for christmas, and i want to go back to work. so my doctors say, okay, let's just do an mri to make sure that everything is healing as we think it is. so here's what they say. they say, the good news is the concussion is totally resolving. like we told you, it's going to be fine. the bad news is you developed a clot behind your right ear and you must immediately go to the hospital to be put on blood thinners. >> you had a clot before in your leg. >> i have. >> are they related? >> yes. >> blood thinners

. >> reporter: republicans like wisconsin's paul ryan were not in the mood for explanations today. >> i have a long career. that's the first time anybody has said that you do not believe me. i am actually-- >> i don't believe you. >> that's fine. we can have a disagreement. >> reporter: john koskinen took over the i.r.s. last december and has worked for presidents from both parties. he said lois lerner's hard drive crashed in mid-2011, well before the investigation began, and read e-mails from i.t. staffers at the time to prove it. >> unfortunately, the news is not good. the sectors on the hard drive were bad, which made your data unrecoverable. i am very sorry. everyone involved tried their best. >> reporter: but committee chairman dave camp was not convinced. >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology to this committee. >> i don't think an apology is owed. >> reporter: republicans have long suggested lerner was urged by the white house to hold up applications for tax-exempt status from conservative groups before the 2012 elections. democrats like lloyd doggett of mocked that as ju

. >> reporter: republicans like wisconsin's paul ryan were not in the mood for explanations today. >> i've had a long career. that's the first time anybody has said that you do not believe me. i am actually... >> i don't believe you. >> that's fine. we can have a disagreement. >> reporter: john koskinen took over the i.r.s. last december and has worked for presidents from both parties. he said lois lerner's hard drive crashed in mid-2011, well before the investigation began, and read e-mails from i.t. staffers at the time to prove it. >> "unfortunately, the news is not good. the sectors on the hard drive were bad, which made your data unrecoverable. i am very sorry. everyone involved tried their best." >> reporter: but committee chairman dave camp was not convinced. >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology to this committee. >> i don't think an apology is owed. >> reporter: republicans have long suggested lerner was urged by the white house to hold up applications for tax-exempt status from conservative groups before the 2012 elections. democrats like lloyd doggett of texas mocked

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paul ryan's budgets get criticized regularly but they do balance. democrats don't have an alternative that does that. i often talk about means testing in medicare as an example where we could make a step in the right direction. does it talk about the problem, it is a step in the right direction, it is in the president's budget, it does provide folks that make $170,000 a year have to pay more in premiums under part b and part b of medicare. i would say it is about $60 billion in the first ten years according to the analysis we have, $450 billion over the next ten years which is a proposal we ought to be talking about. it is this expanding benefit to the debt and deficit we ought to be looking for because it is a long-term problem that the only be solved by those kinds of reforms but we can't seem to make progress there and so my proposal to date is let's make a commitment at least what is in the president's don't budget and put that out as spending reform here even this year because it seems that is one where we should find bipartisan consensus and t

. >> paul ryan, he would be a favorite of a lot of people out there. as far as just a guy that they loved standing next to mitt, but he faced a problem too, didn't he? >> this is a group of loyalists and they view ryan as somebody loyal to romney. the issue he is not sending them the signals he is going to run so. >> do they fill feel he can fill the stage? >> they thought he was stepping up his game a little bit or had since the 2012 election. >> totally better than he was. even some of the romney people who had been fans with many since he joined the ticket commented afterwards he has upped his game. his stump speech now is impressive and has the making of a national speech but they don't think he is going to run. he is not doing things like rand paul and others are doing to show them i'm in this. >> let's talk about somebody who doesn't have stump speech down and i heard disastrous reviews of suzanna martinez, new mexico's governor. true? >> she came in and did not wow people to the contrary, even some of the organizers of the event were struck by h

paul ryan or barack obama. >> oh, there we go. that's what i want to do is lose half my fan base right here. i would say that both are doing pretty well. paul ryan is gung-ho all the way. congressman shot as well. the president and the first lady are walking the walk. i'm sure nixon and carter weren't doing that. >> tony, it has been awesome having you with us. you're up bright and early, but i would not expect anything less from a trainer in california. appreciate you making time for us. >> i've already done my run. are you kidding me? >> he already got his sweat on this morning. looking good, tony. thanks for joining us. it's been fun. >> thanks, you guys. >> drop and give me 20. >> i can give you 20. >> okay, here we go. >>> coming up on "new day" -- that's a wager i'll win -- we have new details on the release of bowe bergdahl. a key senator tells "new day" how the sergeant looked in a secret video before his release. remember, this is all about it being urgent circumstances that they had to get him right now. was it enough to

i ran into congressman paul ryan at the inauguration last year and i had read he was this great athlete. and i said, congressman, did you ever have a concussion. he said, oh, yes. i had several. i think three. and the last one was serious but my mother was smart enough to make me stay in. because what happens to athletes, soldiers, young people in car accidents, all the reasons why people get concussions, is, they kind of shake it off. and i felt like, you know, i can -- i can get back up. i can go to work. and the doctor said, no, you're going to say and rest because then you will have a complete recovery. so, fast forward, i go home for christmas, go to new york for christmas and i want to go back to work and so my doctors says, okay, let's just do, you know, an mri to make sure that everything's healing as we think it is. so here's what they say. they say, the good news is, the concussion is totally resolving like we told you, it's going to be fine. the bad news is, you've developed a clot behind your right here and you must immediately go to the hospital. we have to immediately put

i ran into congressman paul ryan at the inauguration last year and i had read he was this great athlete, i said, congressman, did you ever have a concussion. he said, oh, yes. i had several. i think three. and the last one was serious but my mother made me stay in, because what happens to athletes, soldiers, young people in car accidents, all the reasons why people get concussions, is, they kind of shake it off. and i felt like, you know, i can -- i can get back up. i can go to work. and the doctor said, no, you're going to say and rest because then you will have a complete recovery. so, fast forward, i go home for christmas, go to new york for christmas and i want to go back to work and so my doctor say, okay, let's just do, you know, an mri to make sure that everything's healing as we think it is. here's what they say. they say, the good news is, the concussion is totally resolving like we told you, it's going to be fine. the bad news is, you've developed a clot and you must immediately go the hospital. we have to immediately put you on blood thinners. >> because you had a clot in you

. >> why isn't anyone raising paul ryan's name? spoken with people close to him. he said he's not running for any leadership position right now. he wants to focus on his work in the budget committee. you have to or member that it -- remember that in the next congress, paul ryan will be the chairman of the ways and means morettee, arguably powerful so that is where his target is right now. at least those close to him. amber -- you have to remember that if you run for presidency, it is hard to do when you are in a leadership position. john boehner is not endorsing anyone. >> thank you for setting the table for us. yetou can see, he has not stepped to the podium. we will take you there as soon as he does. in the meantime, time to talk about the world cup, because the opening kickoff is at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the pitch for the world cup is always the same full stop host one of the world's biggest sporting events, the olympics for example, or the world cup, and you'll get an economic bonanza in return. but if you were to look at south africa, or sochi where stadi

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>> don't forget shotgun shooting with paul ryan. golfing with rand paul. >> who? huh? >> mountain biking with senator rob portman. or you can go hiking and you can do your hike with governor romney and hank pallson. or wait until tomorrow and you can hike with mitt and tag, his oldest son. >> there you go. >> okay. that sounds like fun actually. actually, those weekends it actually does get a lot of people with changing ideas and talking. sounds like a great time. >> politico's mike allen, have fun on the mountain bikes. we'll see you. >>> coming up, the world cup officially underway, but the scene outside the stadium was nothing to celebrate. the latest from brazil next on "morning joe." ♪ she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequen

. >> reporter: others addressing the 2012 nominee paul ryan, kentucky senator rand paul, new jersey governor chris christie, louisiana governor bobby jindal, texas center ted cruz and florida senator marco rub yo who suggested economic recovery of the traditional family. >> the single greatest contributor to economic underperformance is the breakdown of families. >> reporter: cruz hammered the obama administration for trying to force the little sisters of the poor religious order run by pro life catholic nuns to add abortion services to the health care they provide employees. >> if you're litigating against nuns, you've probably done something wrong. >> reporter: mike lee, the first tea party candidate to oust an incumbent in the rebellion not running for president nor up for reelection this year, summed up the obama agenda this way. >> this denies the sanctity of life. it rejects the inviable human right to live, according to one's religious convictions. and is utterly blind to the moral and economic consequences of our nation's growing marriage crisis. >> reporter: republicans have argued

do we know where people like john boehner, paul ryan, other prominent members, where those votes are lining up or the other members of the leadership trying to keep their votes predator now -- votes private for now? >> i'm sorry -- go ahead, greg. >> phil, you go ahead. behinduld just say all kevin maccarthy, but that is the easy one. i think you make a great point, these ballots are actually secret. we won't even know the tallies unless someone on the county committee leaks them out. it is up to the members whether they announce what they actually did. when you talk about these members trying to count their votes and see where the support is going into this, it puts them in a dangerous position. if you are not a good with you might not have the account you think you do. >> greg, let's give you the last word on this. >> this may sound like inside baseball to a lot of your viewers but it gets serious in a hurry. we have to deal with the highway trust fund, budget issues, tax issues, the debt ceiling extension. we go to some very key market issues fairly quickly. you., thank we will ha

and toughest moments came when congressman paul ryan said he didn't believe the commissioner under oath. he had a letter with a wide range of questions please explain the failure of the hard lois lerner computer in or around 2011. and what was the steps taken to it get the data from lois lerner hard drive. and identify all employees who had a role in man taining and services the e-mails and exchanges. >> these are simple questions that he can go to staff and have the answers and turn them to us and save us going through questions as straightforward who took steps to recover the documents and who decided to destroy the disk drive those kinds of questions. >> reporter: lois lerner refused to answer questions and they now two yoors of her e-mails are gone. democrats are not defending her, but saying there is no conspiracy. >> the question is did lois lerner crash her hard drive? >> all of the evidence is to the contrary. the e-mail extraordinary efforts were made to retrieve the e-mails. >> we are heading for late night and fireworks about the irs scandal. >> it will be interesting to watc

marco rubio and paul ryan and others are kind of channeling him.a but there was a lie that saidhes jack kemp has showered with morm african-americans as an athlete than attended the 1988al republican convention or whatever it was. that's probably true. it still seems like a mostlyh white, older party. and i think, you know, and i've talked to a number of younger. african-american leaders, andpat they say you have to show up in between elections. you have to show you reallya care. you have to help people out of their, out of their misery andh out of their poverty. again, i think school choice isl probably the best way to startir doing that.ut but you've got to spend time in the neighborhood, and republicans don't to that enough. they're uncomfortable. they don't understand the language. they don't understand how to relate. it's a sadha thing, but it's something they've got to do not just to get the minority vote, but because it's the right thing to do,st the moral thing -- it't the moral thing to do, and it gives you a lot of personal satisfaction when you sees somebody overcome. >> grea

there's paul ryan. >> i think mccarthy has got that one locked up. but the other thing is -- everybody wrote this morning right away that this was anti immigration vote. it was not. the polling that was done there in fact showed the people in that district and the people who voted favored the immigration bill that's sitting in the senate. they were in favor of the bill that passed the senate. it had nothing to do with that. the republicans here are running like scalded dogs away from immigration. >> it's a victory of specifics versus comprehensive. we've always talked about how bad things are when you put comprehensive health care, climate change, immigration, education, comprehensive always means coercion and we know that as conservatives and libertarians. we hear that. we reject that idea. it was more about small piecemeal advances as opposed to a giant government force taking over. >> can we stay on that for a second? is eric cantor -- i don't know -- the symbol for big government, is it for the establishment and as andrea points out, is this the

i like paul ryan's comment. >> people just like you -- you said you went to work as a prosecutor because it was the right thing to do. there are thousands of lawyers in the justice department -- >> i was ethical and upheld the law. and took an oath i take seriously. fine. eric holder? >> bob, you just smerjed all the conservative groups. they should have been targeted any way. also, let me put out what we learned today about the timeline. in june 2011, okay, june 3rd. congressman camp wrote a letter to lois learner alerting her that he knew what was going on, asking her questions about targeting, criteria, corresponding with the treasury department. 10 days later, it crashes. >> delete. >> three weeks later the whole thing is shredded. so the timing is absolutely insane. and then he was asked today, this new commissioner, why they don't keep records of new e-mails. he said they can't afford it. they have a budget of $12 million. they're doing star trek videos. >> following the letter of the law as an independent committee is bull crap. >> you don't have evidence of that. >> i certainly d

clinton also said that she asked congressman paul ryan for advice. the republican told her that he's had three concussions and rest is the only way to recover. she also said she is still on blood thinners for the clot she had as well. >> but she's okay. >> interesting she reached out to paul ryan. >> yes. mm-hmm. >> you can be bi-partpartisan. >>> baseball players and their fans are remembering don zimmer this morning. the longtime big league infielder, manager and coach died on wednesday of the he was 83. zimmer was the definition of a baseball lifer. he spent 66 years in the game working for 14 major league clubs. in the 1950s he played with jackie robinson on the brooklyn dodgers. half a century later he coached derek jeter of the yankees. zimmer was still working when he died as a senior adviser for the tampa bay rays. he talked with charlie rose about his career in 2001. >> you have been lucky to be able to spend all these years and good at every level of the game. >> i have been probably one of the luckiest men that ever put on a baseball unifo

fireworks on capitol hill as congressman paul ryan rips into the irs chief over those lost emails. >> you asked taxpayers to hand us seven years of their personal tax information in case they are ever audited and you can't keep six m nts of employee emails. >> is the irs holding itself to a different standard than it does the american people? >> and the obama administration makes a shocking admission about the thousands of illegal immigrants flooding the border. president's policies are, in fact, to blame. how rumors about amnesty are creating the problem. we will have more on this breaking story coming up. >> this it cardboard causing chaos on the commuter rail. shutting down service for hours and each alerting the bomb squad. the man behind this is actually a little boy. you know he what? mornings are better with friends, especially on saturday. ♪ ♪ >> hey, everybody, welcome in to "fox & friends." it is the first day of summer. so we're asking for your summertime anthem. so tough to pick '. peter johnson jr., what's your favorite. >> i don't know. summertime, summertime, summer

the --s eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, and paul ryan, --rgent -- emerging publican emerging republican leaders, started a process to recapture in majority in congress and emerge as the new leaders of the party. they did a book, promoted it , they even gave a nod to john boehner who is then their leader. theasically suggested it is new forces that are going to take over. they went out around the country before the 2010 midterms and encouraged and abetted this tea party uprising. with new people coming in, there is this expectation they can co-opt them. now it is very clear who the co-opt yours were. the young guns have not disappeared. ryan is still driving policy force on the republican side of the house, extraordinarily well respected, and likely the next chairman of the powerful ways and means committee. kevin mccarthy defined the expectations of many who thought the new leadership would be completely honest -- completely upended from the old. be acantor is not going to non-entity. he will be a force outside. they clearly haven't accomplished what they want to cut -- want to accompli

marco rubio and paul ryan and others who are channeling him but there was a line that said jack kemp is showered with more african-americans as an athlete than attended the 1998