max you and i have had peter schiff on to this show many times and many times you spoke to peter schiff about bitcoin and he told you how much he hated it calling and blah blah blah well the queen's newest merchant peter schiff gold still better than b t c he says so you're pacific precious metals as one of the world's largest merchants of gold and silver dealers by volume and there except in between using bit pay and he says he still holds his negative opinion about bitcoin but that chances are your average bitcoin holder is more likely to be a precious metals buyer than a person who doesn't owe me big coin i think it makes sense to target because in holders as customers well andrew schiff his brother and i met up with them at their conference last year in new york and mean andrew plotted this behind peter's back basically with bit pay course on we've had them on our show a number of times and point so peter schiff is being dragged into the twenty first century whether he likes it or not and he says he doesn't necessarily support bitcoin but that's absurd by accepting bitcoin you're in

schiff. house speaker boehner announced he will call for a creation of a select committee to investigate benghazi. senator ayotte, a year and a half after the attack, is it too late? >> well, chris, i don't think it's too late. we have to get to the bottom of this. i called for the creation of a select committee right after this attack, so i'm glad that the speaker has done that. the investigation to date, there's been important work done in the committees, but it's been disjointed. the latest revelation from the white house really tells us that we need this select committee. why is it that we're just receiving this e-mail that really shows where the idea from the video came. the video was not in the talking points, but that's what ambassador rice pushed on your show and every sunday show. >> congressman schiff, you have said that the benghazi and you put it conspiracy theorys are a terrible distraction from the real issue, which is bringing the people who killed these four americans to justi

for example, here's congressman adam schiff of california. this is fascinating. >> you have said that the benghazi, and you put it, conspiracy theories, are a terrible distraction from the real issue, which is bringing the people who killed these four americans to justice. is this house committee part of that distraction? and how certain are you that democrats will participate and put, since it's a select bipartisan committee, will put members on the committee? >> chris, i think it's a colossal waste of time. we've had four bipartisan investigations of this already. i don't think it makes sense, really, for democrats to participate. i think it's just a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources. >> in this internal debate that democrats have been having, congressman schiff has been on the side that said, boycott the republicans' benghazi committee. call the committee what we think it is, which is a circus and a stunt and a waste of time. congressman schiff speaking out for the boycott strategy over the elijah cumming strategy. a

i want to give congressman schiff a chance to answer. the politics of this, one argument is what the white house was doing is trying to protect obama's re-election effort. another question, which i know some democrats have raised, is that this now is an effort to hurt hillary clinton before she runs for president, if she does, in 2016. >> i think that is clearly the case. let me address what the cia station chief said. we heard in the testimony that the station chief of the cia thought this didn't begin as a protest for a couple reasons which the analysts didn't agree with. first was that he cited press reports that said there was no protest but there were press reports that said there was a protest. he also said that heintelligenc. and this is an important point that gets lost when everyone cites the station chief in tripoli. the station chief said that one of the possible motivations he had to concede was the video. now no one wants to mention that. that was also the belief of the station chief. so i think what the deputy director said

gordon schiff says it makes no sense for democrats to participate in yet another heari hearing. >> i think it's a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources. so i mope that he has -- >> most other democrats agree, house leader nancy pelosi said this latest call for a hearing is subterfuge and harry reid calls it a partisan political circus. >> the republicans are still very eager to investigate these new developments, so what happens next? >> they'll call for the newly released e-mail, they call that e-mail a smoking gun. and they'll ask for a house vote on a select committee to investigate the attack that did leave four americans dead in 2012. >> they were trying to create an impression to the american people that this wasn't a broad foreign policy they were trying to protect president's re-election. they saw this as a threat to his re-election. they created a political smoke screen. >> the truth about a terror attack simply did not fit the white house narrative at the time. >> okay, steve, thanks so much for that report. so here's the question, what impact would these

congressman adam schiff, committee on appropriations, subcommittee on state and foreign operations. very important in this discussion and member of the permanent select committee on intelligence. congresswoman linda sanchez, committee of ways and means and subcommittee of oversight. congresswoman tammy duckworth serving on committee of oversight and government reform. we will do right by the families of the victims. two families said don't take us down this path again. why is this being done? we hope we can shine a light on where our focus should be preventing benghazi from ever happening again. i told a the speaker in a phone call i just had with him that i'm hopeful that ranking member cummings and the chairman can come to some better terms on how we proceed and it is with that hope and his great leadership that i present the chairman, our ranking member on this committee, mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, madam leader. and i, too, agree with you that we must be in pursuit of fairness and transparency, not only for the families of these great americans who we lost in libya, bu

i look at adam schiff and i remember it's hard to remember watergate. that's how bad our politics have come. the truth is we know we were not told the truth. we don't know what the president was doing that night except he he was not in the situation room. the talking points were a fantasy imposed. my frustration with the press we'll get into this a moment. the republicans have a real challenge. they need to run this. particularly the democrats don't participate, they need to run this and even if they lddo, nos a political show, which is what they normally do, but as a fact-finding, uncover the facts, 1, 2, 3 and build the case of what we were not told and what really happened that night and what happened afterwards. if they do that, then the democrats don't participate, then the democrats will be hurt. if they don't and republicans put on a political show, people will say there you go. that's what we expect. it behooves them all to act like american leaders instead of a bunch of hacks. >>> secretary kerry has now been subpoenaed by the house oversight

. >> you refer to adam, i take it you mean congressman adam schiff and he has said that@,d is, look, republicans hired you and gave you your job in california. the democrats gave me a job. back in the 1990s, at least let the process have a chance to work before you declare it null and void. >> you know, there have been a number of hearings though. what would make this different a select committee. 10, 1213 hearings by different committees. why is this different? >> it's been so fragmented greta as you know. i can't even attend the intel committee hearing. i have no idea what they have uncovered. just like they don't come to the ojr, the oversight committee. we need a list of the witnesses that have been talked to and which ones are left to be talked to. we need a list of the documents and by the way i'm not interested in redacted documents or an overclassification. i want the documents. so i want all of the evidence and then people can draw different conclusions from those facts in evidence. but you can't draw conclusions if you don't have all the facts. and what this committee is go

congressman adam schiff of california, a member of the house intelligence committee says it makes no sense for democrats to participate in yet another hearing. >> i think it's a colossal waste of time. we've had four bipartisan investigations of this already. i think it's just a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources, so i hope the speaker will reconsider, but it looks like he has bowed again to those from the farthest right of his conference. >> other democrats say the latest call for a hearing is a diversion, a subterfuge and a partisan political decision. >> but republicans are eager to investigate these allegations. what happens now? >> they are calling the newly e-mailed e-mail from ben rhodes a smoking gun and john boehner says he'll establish a select committee to investigate the attack which left four americans dead in 2012. americans say -- republicans say it's time to get some answers. >> they were trying to create an impression to the american people that this wasn't a broader foreign policy failure and totally disconnected from reality on the ground. the

you also have adam schiff with the appropriations and also on the permanent select committee on intelligence, so he knows a lot of the intel back ground. then you have linda sanchez, on weighs and means, and tammy duckworth, armed services committee member. tammy duckworth was wounded in had the wars over this past decade. someone who democrats like to have front and center on national security issues because she's so well versed in that culture. the big story here, joy, is that nancy pelosi after going back and forth within her conference and, there is a division in the leadership. jim cli burn said they should not participate in this because it gives too much credit to this "kangaroo court." ultimately, made the decision it was better too participate in order to check republicans on the spot, especially if there was high profile democratic members that were called before this committee through subpoena. perhaps someone like a hillary clinton. perhaps someone like a john kerry. now with cummings on here, with smith on here, with schiff, the rest of these folks, you're going to see this real

schiff of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 90, the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. schiff: when congress passed the authorization for military force just days after 9/11, it provided the president with a broad authority to strike against those who planned, authorized, committed or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on september 11, 2001 or harbored them. that no longer encompasses the military that we are taking in the ongoing fight against terrorism. it has been used to sanction targeted strikes against groups and militants with literal relation to the individuals that planned, authorized and perpetrated the attacks on 9/11. article 1, section 8 of the constitution invests congress with the power to declare war. it is our most awesome responsibility and essential to our efforts of success overseas. we owe it to the men and women to properly define and authorize thei

this is democrat adam schiff on his take on whether or not democrats should get involved. >> i don't think it makes sense really for democrats to participate. i think it's just a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources. so i hope the speaker will reconsider. >> congressman, your response? >> well, if i was a democrat, i might be saying the same thing with the roads memo, which has come out and other evidence that's come out. i'm the senior member of the committee, and all of my time in congress and on that committee i've never seen stonewalling or waltzing around the committees of congress. we have had four committees looking at this. we have stacks of information that they gave us. we've subpoenaed information. and then a private group, judicial watch, gets information which of course everyone's referring to now as the smoking gun which connects this to the white house. a private group under a foyer of freedom of information act gets information that we've been asking for and been denied. so i think with frustration as speaker boehner and everyone on our side this i

congressman adam schiff, committee on appropriations, subcommittee on state and foreign operations. very important in this discussion and member of the permanent select committee on intelligence. congresswoman linda sanchez, committee of ways and means and subcommittee of oversight. congresswoman tammy duckworth erving on committee of oversight and government reform. we will do right by the families of the victims. two families said don't take us down this path again. why is this being done? we hope we can shine a light on where our focus should be preventing benghazi from ever happening again. i told a the speaker in a phone call i just had with him that i'm hopeful that ranking member cummings and the chairman can come to some better terms on how we proceed and it is with that hope and his great leadership that i present the chairman, our ranking member on this committee, mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, madam leader. and i, too, agree with you that we must be in pursuit of fairness and transparency, not only for the families of these great americans who we lost in libya, but

obviously there is significant push back from democrats not just congressman schiff but others. release from senate majority leader harry reid and nancy pelosi talking about this, saying it's a waste of time and taxpayer money. there is big pushback. whether they go so far as to not isn't any names for a special committee would be interesting. especially red state democrats that face tough races. as you know, polls show 60 plus percent believe congress should still keep investigating. there are unanswered questions on a number of fronts. jon: well there are a lot of unanswered questions and there are unanswered promises. the president having said we would get to the bottom of the benghazi attacks, find those responsible and bring them to justice. none of that has happened. >> yeah, comes down to about four different acts now. it was three, now four. first is the security ahead of tile. why was it so minimal? why was additional security turned down after multiple requests including from ambassador stevens. two, the response that night. not, could they have gotten there in time, b

she has reportedly tapped congressman elijah cummings, adam smith, adam schiff and congresswomen tammy duckworth, she is a veteran herself, and linda sanchez. we'll bring you her remarks as soon as they happen along with analysis. >>> in the meantime, another fox news alert because the president today comes out swinging, vowing to get to the bottom of the veterans affairs scandal and hold any wrongdoers accountable. the president finally echoing the sentiment -- >> when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct whether it's allegations of v.a. staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will not stand for it. not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. >> a lot of reaction coming in after that. senator john mccain saying, quote, while i am glad that after many weeks of refusing to acknowledge this widening scandal, president obama finally saw fit to speak about it today. but his remarks are wholly insufficient in addressing the fundamental systematic problems plaguing our veterans health care system. the president ordering v.a. secretary eric shinseki a

adam smith, tammy duckworth and adam schiff and linda sanchez of california. congressman schiff spoke to my colleague this morning. >> the main role for democrats is to make sure this committee doesn't become a circus and mere fund-raising vehicle for the gop. but that serves some valid purpose, to try to keep this thing from going completely off the rails. >> coming to the podium on wednesday to defend the decision on the panel, instead of boycotting it or sending a token representative. today coming double down on that position was my colleague andrea mitchell. >> we have seen the abuse that mr. issa, the way he performed, not allowing us to have records, surprising us with witnesses and things of that nature. somebody has to be the defender of the truth. and somebody has to challenge the untruths. >> seven republicans will serve on the committee, including south carolina's trey gowdy who will chair the entire panel which he previously referred to as a trial. the statement reads in part, i look forward to an investigation and a process worthy of the american

joining me now from washington is that congressman behind the boycott, adam schiff. peter king directly responded to your call on fox. take a listen to that first. >> i have great regard for adam schiff, i think he's entirely wrong if they refuse to take part, the american people will conclude and i think quite rightly that they feel they have something to hide and cannot defend the administration. >> your response to congressman king? >> well, you know, peter king is a friend of mine as well and we disagree about this. whether the democrats participate in the committee or don't, the reality is it is going to be a colossal waste of taxpayer money and even worse, it's going to divert us from the focus we ought to have, bringing the people to justice. all of this is lost in this effort to find this conspiracy to somehow embarrass the white house, that we still have a lot of work to do to bring the people to justice, the actual killers of american citizens so i think it's a terrible distraction any way you slice it and i'd like to see us get back to the right focus to b

. >> i want to bring in congressman adam schiff. >> good morning. >> let me get your reaction to what kansas senator jerry moran had to say to the president's remarks yesterday. >> the president is mad, and we're going to wait to see the results of another report. where is the action that takes place necessary on see that our veterans have the care provided in the timely fashion that they earned and deserved? >> as you just heard susan say, dick durbin this morning on "morning joe" didn't exactly give a full endorsement to what's going on. georgia congressman john barrow and david scott have been the first democrats to call for shinseki's resignation? what do you say of his stat us? is he so damaged that he can't effectively oversee the needed changes at the va? >> the allegations that have been made are incredibly disturbing and appalling and we'll have to get to the basis of this. >> are they will allegations at this point? >> you've seen, i know the emails that don't just suggest, but show that there was a pattern here. i mean, is -- are you not satisfied that something wrong went

nbc philadelphia meteorologist britney schiff will join us with more on that. >>> tfirefighters in alaska are hoping for rain. the blaze has already spread to about 250 square miles. that's larger than the city of chicago. about 1,000 homes have been evacuated south of anchorage. at this point the blaze is about 30% contained thanks to more than 60 firefighters on the scene. >>> pope francis is planning a meeting with victims of sexual abuse. after wrapping up a tour of the middle east, the pope announced plans while on the plane back to ita italy. pope francis says the meeting comes as part of a zero-tolerance plan for anyone in the catholic church who has abused children. early next month the pope will meet with eight victims and cardinal o'malley in boston who is head of the commission for the protection of minors. >>> memorials and vigils are taking place in california following a deadly rampage near the university of california-santa barbara. as we learn more, many are asking a painful question, could something have been done to prevent that attack? here's nbc's mike taibbi. >> repor

california congressman adam schiff. he told me this moments ago. >> it's a select committee on talking points. it's a fund-raising vehicle for the republican party. and that, frankly, is really, you know, destructive and yet again partisan exercise that gets us unfortunately farther from a focus on bringing these people to justice, farther from a focus on where are we in terms of protecting our diplomatic facilities around the world. that is really not what this select committee is interested in. >> but in an interview with cnn's jake tapper, the chairman of that proposed committee, south carolina republican trey gowdy, he pushed back on those claims. >> you will be able to have confidence that this will be run much like a trial was run with respect to fairness and process. this is not going to be a kangaroo court. and if i thought it were, i wouldn't have participated. >> chief congressional correspondent dana bash live in washington with more on this. but the truth is republicans are using this as a moneymaker. >> rep

schiff 2 1/2 minutes. mr. schiff: i come to the floor to urge my colleagues to vote against the creation of this select committee because this is not a select committee to investigate what happened in benghazi, which has been done many times already. it is not a select committee to investigate what we can do to better protect our embassies and consulates and diplomatic corps. it is not even a select committee to hunt for those responsible, which involves classified information and done in close sessions. no, this is a proposal to create a select committee on talking points. i have been involved with the investigation into benghazi from day one as a member of the intelligence committee, because like every other american, i wanted to know what happened, why it happened and keep it from happening again and i want to bring to justice those who perpetrated this horrible attack. after 18 months later and reports from house and senate committees and the questions that this select committee purports to investigate hav

host: all right, congressman schiff. guest: i have to say that watching the benghazi hearings we have had so far has not been very edifying. it has mostly consisted of a lot of grandstanding. the hearings we have had in the intelligence committee have been far more substantive and a focused more on what the intelligence community can tell us now about the hunt for these people. we have done our share of looking at who created the talking points and going through all that. we had a director morell testified many times in closed session and open session will stop but i think they have been far less partisan than some of the open hearings. and that is an indictment of the process when you only have a grandstanding with the cameras are available in closed session, intel committee, is more of a matter-of-fact investigation. and the words of the speaker until recently, another committee of having months and months to cover the same ground we have covered innumerable times? host: on twitter host: what was the role of the former

the select committee's intention is to get us there, but there are some like democrat adam schiff who says this is a waste of time. >> i think it is a colossal waste of time. we've had four bipartisan investigations already. i don't think it makes sense really for democrats to participate. i think it is just a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources. i hope the speaker will reconsider but it looks likeç he has bowed again to those from the farthest right of his conference. >> that interview with bret baier afterwards, many people are saying when he saw that, when the speaker saw that, he goes that's it. if that is their explanation for what went on that day, we're going to finally do the select committee. >> tipping point. heather childers, we're going to tip our hat to you for standing in for heather nauert today. >> nice to see you. hope you all had a great weekend. investigators in rhode island, they're looking for clues this morning trying to determine how a circus extent went so horribly wrong. ♪ ♪ >> man, performers, they were hanging from their hair and t

we had congressman adam schiff and he said democrats should just boycott that. you worked on capitol hill, can they do that? >> they can do whatever they want. you don't have to show up to a committee. by the way, the democrats appoint their members, the same thing in the senate, the caucus decides who will do that. the steering committee decides and floeps decide if she wants to put people in that committee. if he were them i would not do that. i would put people on the committee and i would put people on the committee to talk about things i just talked about. those 13 embassy attacks. i would talk about how the cia intelligence was at best faulty and that's why susan rice got lambasted all over the tv airwaves and i would talk about the senate report, the senate bipartisan report that says in fact, yes, a little bit of this was because of that video. so let's have that conversation. let's get it out there and let them waste money. republicans are very good at something called overreach. if question is will they overreach between now and november? >> sit right

adam schiff, a very important member of our committee. does his homework and has helped me a lot and advised me on a lot of issues important to our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the u.s.a. freedom act. this bill ends the bulk collection of americans' telephone records and puts in place reforms to surveillance authorities to protect privacy and increase transparency. i have long advocated that the telephone metadata program should end in favor of a system in which telecommunications providers retain their own records so they could be queried based on a court approved, reasonable standard. that's precisely what this bill puts in place. it allows us to keep the capabilities that we need to protect the nation from terrorist plots while protecting privacy and civil liberties. there are many ways the bill can be improved and i hope as it heads to the senate there will be opportunities to do so. in p

. >> we'll talk about kelly ayotte, one of the senators leading the harj for answers, and answer schiff, a member of the house intelligence committee. then anemic first quarter economic

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>> reporter: california congressman adam schiff says it is all about politics. democrats maybe should not appoint moment members to the committee to avoid the committee having any credibility. there are a couple things the republican conference agrees on. they don't like obamacare and they want to talk benghazi. they have had 50 votes to repeal obamacare and four investigations of what happened the night of the attack and in the daze after but republicans say if democrats do not appoint committee members the public will conclude they have something to hide, bill? bill: wend dell, thank you. leading coverage at the white house. beautiful day in your city, wendell. enjoy that. here's martha with more. you bet. martha: congressman gowdy is no stranger to questioning the white house over issue of benghazi. listen to what he has said on this over the past year-and-a-half. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i wa

she has reportedly tapped congressman elijah cummings, adam smith, adam schiff and congresswomen tammy duckworth, she is a veteran herself, and

the other democratic members are adam smith, adam schiff linda sanchez and tammy.worth. here's a 20 minute announcement. speak that afternoon. what happened in benghazi on september 11, 2012 with a tragedy for the families and loved ones are those who lost their lives, for america's diplomatic corps and for all americans. unfortunately the republican obsession with benghazi is not in done about the victims or their families or our country. we had hoped that the house republicans leaders would not go down the path of forming a select committee. we have already been there. eight reviews have been conducted in the house and senate, 25,000 documents released, millions of taxpayer dollars spent. it was not necessary to put the families or our country through this partisan exercise once again. over the past two weeks we have engaged in good faith discussions with speaker boehner on the standards of the select committee. we had hoped for a level of fairness and transparency and balance, especially considering the subject matter. we were not able to reach a new agreement. regret

five democrats appointed elijah cummings, adam smith, adam schiff, tammy duckworth and linda sanchez. she wants to ensure a chair investigation of the stepped 11, 2012 a -- september 11, 2012, attack. >> this is a part zaisan enterprise. we are de p fend fending the president and hillary clinton. they anointed that. i think it is good for the process. it legitimizes the process. it ensures this will get coverage that it probably wouldn't have gotten had democrats not participated. >> when it comes out you cannot ignore it. >> the table on the five show susan rice on the five show it is clear there was pressure from the white house the political side of the white house to spin this tail. so to me what's important is are there other memos like that out there? i am sure there are. because the fact that the administration was hiding all of this there's other stuff and the fact that we will dictate the coverage. >>> hillary clinton will likely be called to testify before the committee. >> prosecutors looking to build a case against former new england patriot star aaron turny source, tattoo

. >> congressman adam schiff, thank you for coming by and talking to us about these big stories. what you all are seeing on the right hand side of the screen is the president is shaking the hand of everyone at bagram air force base before he gets on air force one and returns to washington. i am going to toss it to atlanta where fredricka whitfield will pick this up. i think the president is going to be there a while. >> i think so. i love that he said i'm going to take the time to shake everyone's hand but i may not have the time to do a sell fefi with everyone. there are going to be very memorable moments made there at bagram air field with a surprise by the president here and, you know, troops have always said whenever there is this kind of surprise visit by the president, it's a great morale booster. stick around. we're going to talk about more about what this means and what meaning this may have, not just for troops that are getting this visit but the bigger picture as the administration is still being questioned about its handling of the v.a. so on this eve of memorial day,

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and adam schiff, who earlier this month when a democrat to boycott the committee altogether, he called them a colossal waste of time. tammy duckworth, who was among a dozen house democrats, avoiding hearing testimony of those murdered in the terrorist attack on the consulate. and congresswoman linda sanchez who was deemed it eighth most liberal democrat in all of congress. president obama today finally broke his silence on the va hospital scandal. the president going right back to his scripted response and here is the so-called mad as heck president today and the president one year ago responding to then the irs targeting scandal, see if you can discern any similarities in language. >> if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable and disgraceful and i will not tolerate it. anybody found to have manipulated or falsified records at the facility need to be held accountable and that his is outrageous and we will even be what exactly all the details and the facts are. but i have no patience with it and i will not tolerate it and we will make sure that we find out exactly what h