Yesterday I told you about the latest poll numbers related to Obama's approval rating and trustworthiness. Today we have new insight from the CNN/ORC survey related to the IRS scandal. The latest findings show us two important things.

Today we got a rare glimpse into the inner-workings of National Security Agency programs that have been disclosed over the last few weeks. The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence held a hearing today where the Director of the National Security Agency, General Keith Alexander, testified. Other intelligence officials appeared at the hearing as well to explain, as best they could disclose, how these programs work.

PAUL: Well, I think the president leads in two fashions, he is the legal authority by being elected, but you also need moral authority, and I think this constellation of scandals, really he's losing his moral authority to lead the nation.

For many years, it has felt as though Barack Obama has been cloaked in impenetrable body armor – From his likeability to the lapdog media, Obama's failures and missteps rarely seemed to affect his poll numbers. It was as if he could do no wrong. Well after weeks and weeks of scandals, cracks in his armor are finally starting to show.

Keeping up with all of the scandals surrounding the Obama administration has turned into a full-time job in-and-of-itself. Here are some of the latest developments in the NSA scandal …

According to the Washington Post, Barack Obama is gearing up for a trip to Africa later this month. But that's not the headline. The headline is this: The trip is expected to cost American taxpayers $60 to $100 million.

I am happy to report that 10 year old Sarah Murnaghan successfully underwent a double-lung transplant yesterday. It warms my heart to be able to tell you that. I couldn't be happier. Her family says the doctors are pleased with her progress and her prognosis for recovery.

This summer, I assume that the Obama administration planned to spend an extraordinary amount of time on anything other than a monsoon of scandals. While it's clear that Obama wants us to be focusing on immigration right now, it's also clear that he and his disciples are gearing up to give the ultimate sales pitch to the American people on ObamaCare. For as apathetic and tuned out as many Americans may be, it seems as though even Obama's expert team of propagandists will have a tough time with this one.

They say that history shall be the judge. The further removed we become from the Bush administration and the deeper we get into the current administration, the kinder history is becoming to George Bush.

The debate over our government collecting the data on nearly every portion of your life – your phone calls, emails, video chats – has been interesting to follow. It's also an extremely important conversation to be having.

For the last few days I've told you about a 25 year veteran who is being punished for essentially being conservative and even for reading my books!

One thing is for certain, the recent bombshell revelation about the NSA and its PRISM program has gotten everyone talking. The amazing part is that this issue doesn't break down along party lines, like is the case with much of the policies we discuss. That speaks to the complexity of balancing our civil liberties with security, big government versus invasive government.

The Democrats have declared the IRS scandal dead. No, seriously! They think that we've gotten to the bottom of the targeting of conservatives, changes have been made and it's time to move on.

Yesterday I told you about how Obama's National Security Agency has been collecting telephones records for millions of Verizon customers within the US. As shocking as the revelation appeared at the time, apparently the spying doesn't end there.

Today we received the latest jobs report for May 2013. The good news is that 175,000 Americans found jobs. The bad news is that our economy remains weak. The unemployment rate rose slightly to 7.6% because 420,000 came back into the labor force; More people are looking for jobs. However, the labor force participation rate is still at a 30-year low of 63.4%, and that is a decline of 0.4% from just a year ago.

Late last night we learned that Obama's National Security Agency has been collecting telephones records for millions of Verizon customers within the US.

MSNBC is no stranger to outrageous comments, but something happened yesterday that went above its usual, liberal rhetoric. MSNBC host Martin Bashir suggested that talking about the IRS is a coded, derogatory term to oppose Barack Obama because he's black. Here are some of the more outrageous highlights from Bashir's rant:

Today we received stunning news that UN Ambassador Susan Rice is being promoted to White House national security adviser. This is in light of surprising news that current White House national security adviser Tom Donilon is stepping down. With Rice's position at the United Nations opening up, former White House aide and human rights advocate Samantha Power will be nominated to be our next ambassador to the United Nations.

Yesterday's IRS hearings in Congress were some of the most riveting I've seen. Hearing from those who were the victims of IRS targeting was heartbreaking and frustrating.

It only took one minute for Congressman Jim Bridenstine to sum up each and every one of Barack Obama's failures. Check out this outspoken, definitive indictment of Obama ...