By Bill O'Reilly

We do expect criminal charges to be leveled against some people working in the IRS because they abused their power by targeting conservative groups and individuals.

But the major question remains unanswered. Did the campaign of intimidation come from the White House? Well, today, there is disturbing information. This man, former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman, visited the White House -- ready -- 157 times. Incredible.

By comparison then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton went to the White House 43 times, then-CIA Director Leon Panetta 20 times. So what the heck was Mr. Shulman doing at the White House with that kind of frequency? In his testimony before Congress Shulman was a wise guy.

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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There might be many reasons you would be at the White House. What would be some of the reasons you might be at the White House?

DOUGLAS SHULMAN, FORMER IRS COMMISSIONER: The Easter egg roll with my kids.

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O'REILLY: Well, Mr. Shulman, you know what you can do with your Easter egg. You must explain under oath what you were doing at the White House on 157 separate occasions.

While many Americans don't seem to understand the seriousness of the IRS situation, those who love the country do. You cannot have an agency that has the power to put Americans in prison, to take their money, to literally ruin their lives, persecuting people for political reasons. That's what they do in China. That's what they do in Cuba. We do not do that here.

The President of the United States should explain tomorrow what Mr. Shulman was doing at the White House all those times. And any federal employee involved in helping that man Shulman target Americans should be immediately fired and prosecuted.

"Talking Points" also calls upon the Democratic Party to stop the nonsense. This is serious business. There is no way on earth this Shulman should not have to explain in detail what he did as head of the IRS.

So again, we call upon President Obama to clarify the situation, make Shulman testify as soon as possible.

And that's "The Memo."

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