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Way to end the collection of bulk data, the capabilities should stay. the man who leaked startling information about nsa tactics will hold a town hall. this is the second session open to the public. new developments in the governor chris christie investigation. aides to dawn zimmer have been questioned by the fbi. she has been accused of holding back sandy funding. meantime, the governor resumes his public schedule today with an announcement on education. a discovery some 3,600 years in th...

The business of collecting this data on americans. but then later on in the speech, he kind of walks it back. and im not so convinced that he really wants to stop the massive warehousing, collection, and retention of americans bulk data. >> this is how ive been tracking this debate, and james clapper said this to our colleague, driandrea mitchell, basically, we collect everything, we need to have it all. and then we put it there. its in the library. and then the constitution requires us to go to...

Protections for people living outside of the u.s. and reuters reports he will ask that bulk data not be stored by the can government and expected to call for judicial approval every time the database is searched. with us now from washington, we have former director of the nsa and cia now a principal at churchhoff groove, the retired general michael hayden. >> thanks so much, general. i must knadmit. im confused by the presidents continued -- i wouldnt say its a two-step. more like a three-step o...

Protect the privacy of americans while at the same time in case of a terrorist threat, they will have that option to go there and search it. >> well, cant they lay it out for us a little more clearly? the president talks about the need for vigorous public debate. he gives a tip of the hat to the fact that weve not had this public debate. in the early part of the speech he says im not going to talk about edward snowden and then proceeds to talk about edward snowden and the fact of the matter is w...

Way we are storing this metadata is not the best way to do it, but he didnt seem to say, okay, this is precisely who should be holding the metadata, whether its the telecommunications company, telecommunications companies or whether it should be some sort of third party group or pseudogovernment entity. its going to be interesting to see how we solve that dilemma and who is going to house this bulk data. i want to get to that point but i first want to react to this speech. the speech began with ...

Intelligence agencies to pinpoint an all qaeda sell in yemen or an e-mail between two terrorists in the sahel, also mean many routine communications around the world are within our reach. at a time when more and more of our lives are digital, that prospect is disquieting for all of us. second, the combination of increas increased digital information and powerful super computers offers intelligence committees to sift through massive bulk data to identify patterns and pursue leads that may thwart ...

Side you are satisfied. he didnt get to his reforms. it took about halfway through the speech, spent 25 minutes defending these practices, 9/11, some of the left didnt like that when president bush used to do it. it was remarkable how much time he spent defending practices that were done. then the reforms today -- the most important reform that was done that is tangible is the fisa court reform, the fact there will be a public advocate in there. >> which the fisa judge said he does not like. >> ...

Terrorists in the sahal mean many routine communications around the world are in our reach. at a time when more and more of our lives are digital that prospect is disquieting for all of us. second, the combination of increased digital information and powerful supercomputers offers intelligence agencies the possibility of sifting through massive amounts of bulk data to identify patterns or pursue leads that may thwart impending threats. it is a powerful tool. but, the government collection and st...

The next 60 days well review the options for how we map terrorist communications without the government holding possession of this database of bulk telephone metadata. >> well, one option that the president apparently doesnt like is letting the telecommunication firms, companies themselves hold all of this bulk data. i mean, who else could do it? is there a third party? is there an outsourcing that youre thinking about because a lot of us are con us fooed. who might be able to store all of this ...

Yemen or an e-mail between two terrorists in the sahel also mean that many routine communications around the world are within our reach. and at a time when more and more of our lives are digital, that prospect is disquieting for all of us. second, the combination of increased digital information and powerful super computers offers intelligence agencies the possibility of sifting through massive amounts of bulk data to identify patterns or pursue leads that may thwart impending threats. its a pow...