off the record b.s.. most reporters realize the white house is transparent as michael moore s colon. what does the democratic party do? they blame the victim. turn off your phone, bob. brad wood house tweets that the media refusing to meet with holder forfeits your right to gripe. brad the refusing to meet off the record not refusing to meet, does that change your opinion? goodie! goodie! greg: i guess not. holder meeting the it is is taking a husband taking his wife out to dinner and hoping she will take him back. he is goner and dull man walking and his fervent allies won t make eye contact anymore. holder will be more of the same. progressives are like dorritos, you eat one and they turn out a whole new bag and they still make you sick. meet james ro seven the bureau chief for a day. [ laughter ] that about the search warrant that you signed and shopped around. why did you sign on me? greg: you raised the question, eric. where do reporters go and report on it
0 in history ended up being the most obscure. it s maddening. we just want truth. for them to say it s got to be off the record here is the issue. everyone is smarted. we re not going to go because they want it to leak. once the leak happens then you can report on it. if you go, you can t do that. dana: reason that they don t is because they have professional courtesy. there is a code of conduct. greg: i don t have that. dana: but that has been broken by one of the parties already, which is the meeting about. greg: the people that are attending you got the washington post , wall street journal and chicago tribune, bloomberg is going. u.s.a. today not attending fox news, a.p. and cnn and huffington post, reuters and the reasons are interesting. washington post editor is represent interests and raise concerns. is that enough reasons. andrea: no, i think the fact of talking about this is very weird. it s not a meeting between, say, the department of justice and the depart
2013. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today. i m savannah guthrie. i m matt lauer. we re starting with a story talked about all across the country. the poisonous letters sent to new york s mayor and advocates of gun control. we have fresh information. jonathan, good morning to you. a letter to the mayor was stopped ahead of time, but the letter to the lobbyist did reach him and he opened it, but he has not falling ill. the letter obviously referred to our anti-gun efforts. new york mayor michael bloomberg confirmed one ricin letter was sent to him, but it was intercepted by an alert mail room worker at this manhattan office building where mail to city hall is screened. but in washington, gun control activist mark glaze got his letter at his private office. officials say both ricin letters threaten the mayor, warning no one is going to take away gun rights. the d.c. police report says the letter had a whitish-orange substance on the note and was opened as glaz
ryan, artist of the year, ryan at the ti from one republic. vince gil, rascal flatts and darius rucker. this will be a good tribute tonight. and tickets were $25. blake wanted to make it affordable so so many people will come. it will benefit the united way of central oklahoma may tornado relief fund, and i have an update and good news this morning, at 10:00 central time, they will release another allotment of ticket. a limited allotment. only get them on ticket master.com. 10:00 a.m. central time, can still buy tickets to come to the concert tonight. i know i will talk to some of the artists performing a little later on, john. we re definitely looking forward to that. should be a great time. all of them pitching in to help. stay safe out there.
he will appear with miranda almost better, vince gil, usher. at a concert in oklahoma. nischelle turner live with a prevow this morning. reporter: good morning, john. we should say we re once again on severe weather watch here in oklahoma city. people here hoping they don t have a repeat of what they had nine days ago where 24 lives were lost, and the arrest of the community was changed forever. the people here are trying to pick up the pieces, but tonight s concert appropriately dubs healing in the heartland. so many people after that tornado wanted to help, including country superstar blake shelton. he decided he had to do something when he saw all the devastation here. he said, listen, i m an entertainer, what i do best is perform. that s how i make people feel better. he wanted to put on a benefits concert. born and raised in oklahoma.