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Obama, "for all that beau biden achieved in his life nothing made him prouder, nothing made him happier, nothing claimed a fuller focus of his love and devotion than his family. just like his dad." >> were going to take a pause. can we bring up that live picture of the senate floor? heres what we just learned. it will lapse at 8:00 p.m. eastern. even though the debate is going on and the cloture vote is open. 77 votes to 17. its now passed the senate. it needs to go back to the house. they are n...

Data collection and having bulk data collection replaced with a more targeted investigative tool is going to leave us vulnerable and got a lot of support on this including the director of the nsa, admirable rojgers, who agrees this would protect us. what we need to do is pass the house-passed bill which was passed with an overwhelming bipartisan majority of 338 votes to 88 votes a couple weeks ago. >> senator mike lee, thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. we...

>> these are parts of a thread, parts of a fabric. none of these are a silver bullet. this is the problem people like me have explaining this to the american people. intelligence is fundamentally boring. its not what you see on evening television. its piece by piece, thread by thread. youre giving up threads. it may not make a difference for a while. then again, it might. over the longer term, im willing to wager, chris, it will, indeed, make a difference. as you pointed out in your setup, were ...

Fund-raising. the reality is that this bipartisan bill that already passed the house, that takes the bulk data collection out of the hands of the government and puts it with the phone companies will likely pass just with some amendments attached. some senators for example, want to make sure the phone companies are going to collect this stuff in a way that the government can eventually find useful. bottom line, wolf its going to take some time but we could see a vote as early as tomorrow. >> well...

Continue, and the traditional uses of it, not this bulk data collection, would be allowed to continue. it expires at midnight tonight, and if the senate cant get their act together they could go several days without those laws being available to protect american citizens from suspected terrorists. >> you mention this one senator, and lets call his name, senator rand paul of kentucky running for the gop nomination, he promises the patriot act, what he calls the nsa legal spying program will expir...

Issue that many republicans agree is important and thats getting back to the fundamentals of the constitution. what has been mentioned but not clearly articulated in this debate it is really about the text of the fourth amendment which requires the government to conduct searches with probable cause and particularity with respect to where, who and what they are searching it is hard to reconcile this bulk data collection by the nsa with that constitutional language. thats why senators lee and leah...

Tonight. >> senator please suspend. please take your conversations off the floor. thank you, senator. >> the people who argue that the world will end -- >> if he wants it hell get 30 hours to debate the bulk data collection that lapses at midnight. stay close. pain from your day can haunt you at night, dont let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing nights sleep.

Presidents review board, privacy and civil liberties federal oversight board, every expert on this in federal service aglaze we have gone too far with bulk data collection with mass surveillance by collecting all of your telephone calls. what we do need obviously, is to be able to track the bad guys and bad gals out there and make sure we use all the technologies available to us but in limit and targeted fashions with appropriate oversight, subpoenas, warrants et cetera. we have proven that we a...

Head of the nsa and cia who set up the metadata program after 9/11. general, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris. >> senator rand paul says he will force the expiration of bulk data collection at midnight tonight through various parliamentary maneuvers. in fact, he can only force the expiration until wednesday at the latest. here he was on the senate floor the week before last in the filibuster explaining his objections to this program. here he is. >> its sort of an end run that ...

General, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> now senator rand paul said he will force the expiration of the bulk data collection at midnight tonight through various parliament try maneuvers and he can only do this until wednesday at the latest. the hearing on the senate floor was the week before last in the filibuster explaining the objections. here he is. >> it is an end run that has gone around the constitution, gone around the 4th amendment to collect information we have actually said should ...