good to be with you. i m liz macdonald in for david asman. welcome to forbes on fox. go in fous with steve, what doou think? obviously, it politics. they went after the organizations to make sur they didn t rticipate in the 2012 elections. they went far beyond just doing routine audit. they did not target liberal groups. this is going to end up in washington, elizabeth and it will have a special prosecut and be as big as w watergate. it was bad stuff. not a handful of enemies but anyone put their head above the parapit. so there is politics in play? there may be but i take exception saying it will end up in w fashioned about this. i actually think there needs to bevidence before you can evict somebody. so far there is no evidence that even pu at a lower level of washingn. let alone the pele that y might want to seeet tagged with this. sabrina, today on yesterday, friday. there is a report out that actlly there is evidence that i.r. was dictating what was going o
innovation. let the airlines compete. you tepe t.s.a. there to oversee and set regulations and you bring private sector workers in to operate at the airport. we are seeing more and more airports apply to have it at their location. john micah, the granddaddy of t.s.a. is proposing this as well. i agree. ultimately we want the keep americans safe. so unless we have a marketplace to try different things out we are setting ourselves up for a disaster. john, tammy, do you think we are setting ourselves up for a disaster? always. because you are asking the least qualified people to protect us. that usually ends in a disaster scenario. bring it back to market.
enrollment period. it stinks. otherwise everybody would wait. john has it right, this is not insurance at all. it s prepaying next year s expense. for younger person that is true. you want kitkati catastrophic coverage. you should choose what you want. we have the leave it there. next up, privacy concerns erupting over reports that the government is snooping. just about everything. phone calls, e-mail, credit cards, you name it. should you fear it? the cashin in crew on it at the bottom of the hour. up next, after three months of protests the t.s.a. keeps fixing the plan to allow small knives back on plans. that s not good enough for some at forbes who say we need to deep six the t.s.a. are they right or wrong? that s up next.
0 $100,000 a year on the biggest, one of the biggest companies in the world. let s be his partner. neil: and never invest in anything charles says. that will do it here. cost of freedom continues now. fighting back after being singled out by the i.r.s. what is intolerable is one set of rule for one side of the political fight and another set of rules for the other. since may of 2011, i have been dormant not only out of the inability to raise money but abject fear government had a target on my back. i want to protect and preserve the america i grew up in. the america that people cross oceans and risk their lives to become a part of. i m terrified it s slipping away. leader of conservative groups testifying how the i.r.s. went after them. the agency is supposed to follow the money. and the rule of law. but did the victims just prove the tax man was playing politics? yesterday, friday. there is a report out that actually there is evidence that i.r.s. was dictating what was g
1100. can you help settle that? where does the number stand? yeah. it s a bit of a head scratcher. that number was so high. there s a town of 50,000. if 13,000 structures or homes were damaged or destroyed, it would almost be the entire town. officials say what probably happened is they took a satellite picture of the before scene and then after and overlaid them. somebody came up with a figure of 12 to 13,000 struck yours. the actual number is closer to 1100 to 1200, which is obviously a much better scene than 12,000. still terribly damaging but at least it s a smaller figure. ron, have a good weekend. appreciate it, bud. the irs official in charge of the tax exempt division appears to be out after partisan calls for her resignation. could criminal charges be next. joining me republican congressman john micah, chairman of the house oversight committee.