records from may 2009 to march march 2015 relevant to the case. and further explained why the groups weren t put under scrutiny. to the extent people suffered accordingly, i apologize for that. bret: the future irs commissioner also is in questio question. many republicans in congress have wanted him out since 2015. we are going to drain the swamp in washington, d.c.! bret: president trump s election promises have only intensified those calls to remove the commissioner whose term is up this november. i m very eager for the president to send him on his wa way. going very gold in tax reform. irs commissioner could be a partner with us and really doing this the right way. also think it will be helpful for this removal to occur and a good solid candidate. bret: as of late august, the white house remains vague on the issue of a new irs
a situation where i think the president should be absolutely infuriated because stupid, bonehead bureaucrats have done more to help the extreme conservative wing than the government ever could. absolutely. they ve just fed into exactly what i think this white house has been trying to rise above and build against. howard dean? i think he has. he has said the things he has to say. i m outraged. this is unacceptable. he s fired the one person he could fire. other people are going to be fired as a result of this. the inspector general report was really, really interesting. first of all, for those who don t know, the inspector general s report essentially is an independent office that can say anything they want. and they don t they re not subject to influence from the white house. so what the inspector general said was, this was a small group of people in cincinnati which is the headquarters for the irs group that does all these charitable groups, the 501c-4s. there was a small grou
i think the ap story is extremely important but i got to i do, too. i don t think the public cares about us and the media. no, but, chuck, you know, or anyone at the table here to what howard said, i m sorry. when we have hearings, and we hear more about why certain groups were targeted and why certain groups weren t, i m sorry. i don t think that s going to go well and be forgotten especially by those who were targeted. there s always a risk of going too doing where congress looks like they re so focused on a hearing they re not doing any other part of the agenda and things like that and that could hurt them. that s what happened to republicans in 98 during the mid terms during clinton. but i think that this idea that we don t know why these agents targeted them and i think we ll hear more on that and that s where this could become problematic. this could get ugly. the poor democrats have to be as outraged as the republicans to depoliticize this. right now the republi