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Murkier. >> ive been to this is location, so tell us the significance of this. >> you know, back in 1989 when the wall was about to open up, i was there for the "san francisco examiner" i was opening around on the east side of the brandenburg gate, and these were all the disabsolute, and i wandered around in the rain and went around with my limited deutsche, and asks, "what is freedom?" a young guy in his late 20s said the dramatic changes in my lifetime, they floor me sometimes, from where we w...

Surprised. before i heard the fetal masturbation theory from congressman burgess today. i mean, we have had amazing theories. >> life begins, that horrible situation of rape, that is something that god intended to happen. >> if it is a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> the incidence of rape resulting in pregnancy are very low. >> now, to be fair to congressman trent franks there, the author of the republicans abortion ban that passed the house tod...

Was arguing is that you may be pregnant because you were raped, but he does not care. he wants to force you into childbirth after rape, regardless. even those remarks from him as the sponsor of the bill were overshadowed today by the male fetus masturbation theorizing from congressman burgess. i mean, really, have you ever seen a headline like that? okay. thank you. this is what "u.s. news and world report" had to put up on their news website today. "comments about represent michael burgess abou...

Bill comes with the phone numbers that youve dialed. so that actually youve -- 4 there isnt an assumption of privacy. there is, however, an assumption of privacy about your conversations and whether they can be tapped into. jon: right. >> and of course that requires a further search warrant and that requires a level of investigation and oversight that this does not rise to that level. >> in the same way your mail is private and federally protected yet the outside of the envelope has addresses on...

Nbcs ron mott joins us from sanford. at the beginning before jury selection, ron there was a great focus on this tape. and whose voice and those were witnesses from the prosecution at the time. now this has shifted to the defense. >> right. hey there, tamryn. the defense has one more person that they would like to call. they were hoping to try to get this hearing done this frye hearing done before jury selection. the judge was pretty adamant we get started with jury selection a week ago today. a...

Ahead of future leaks, obviously. theyre trying to make the story die down. by saying, yes, but its worth it. yes, we understand that this is kind of squeamish stuff for some people. but it has been worth what the sacrifice was, and its what theyve been arguing. they believe, obviously, and were going to hear more stories of it broke up this plot or that plot. i think were going to get some specifics this week. we already know because weve been told by mike rogers, the chairman of the intelligen...

First place and many other elements that go back decades, this has never been fully public before. i think at least he has done a great service in provoking this conversation. but the -- the belief that we are already at this orwellian position in regards to what he calls the architecture of oppression. im still waiting for the evidence of that. >> people are arguing, people are satisfied, usually if you get down that slope, they wouldnt tolerate. >> they are pretending there is nothing is on th...

United states congressman, the chairman of the house home land security committee could go on television and make up a ak cue cation, literally fabricated out of whole cloth, that i have threatened to uncover the names of covert ciaing as as a way of arguing for my arrest and prosecution inside the united states for the crime of doing journalism. its bad enough to call for that. its extraordinarily menacing that he did so based upon a complete falsehood, the idea that i threatened that. i havent...

Of covert agents as a way of arguing for my arrest and prosecution inside the united states for the crime of doing journalism. its bad enough to call for that. its extraordinarily menacing that he did so based on a falsehood, the idea that i threatened that. i did not, more would i ever. >> im assuming hes combined two different statements. one made by snowden, one by you. snowden has said "i had access to full rosters of the entire intelligence community and undercover assets around the world."...

And a warrant if they node to go further. what im not comfortable with is storing dataer. cuity. once they sift through it and there is nothing there, then they should get rid of it. >> i heard a rumor you were going to be on the cover after new magazine called fascism today. >> there is nothing fascist about that. >> aclu doesnt like your stance. >> that true. they dont. to be honest, im squishy. if it ends up as illegal as aclu is arguing -- >> as long as you dont listen to the conversation. >...