somebody s desk. right now they ve got apparently they ve done a bunch of them, but got a back log of about 50 or 60,000 of those, plus there is 50 or 60,000 that they left something off. so a computer error has come up. so all these people are in paper limbo right now. sure. i think many people think of what s being sold here, which is an insurance plan, it s a product. if you were to look at a company and think, how are they managing their money? they spent millions of dollars on their web site which doesn t seem to work well, nor does it work on time. they seem to miss deadlines. then they seem to blur the lines again. now they re throwing money into states where the outcome is not what they expected. the money management here alone in terms of what a private enterprise company would do would be something that would for the most part, many americans would put the brakes on and think i may not be interested in that. anyone at home who ever paid insurance, auto, health, knows yo
i want them to catch the bad guys and want them to catch domestic terrorists, i think there s room for abuse in the situation the way they re information gathering, yes. do i think they have been forthright, honest, transparent about what they are doing, no, they haven t. i worry about that aspect of it, but i am worried even more about stopping terrorism. i want to find a balance. there were between 2010, 2011, 2012, 4975 requests of the fisa court for the data mining things from the nsa, forget the fbi and other wire taps, just the nsa. zero were turned down. right. i don t see the problem. really, look, when you guys all have your experiment and get rid of stop and frisk and overreact to an nsa program that w was .0000093% of the searches had a computer error, have at it, guys.
have to have safeguards in effect. our jobs as attorneys general throughout the country to protect our consumers in our states and that s why it s so very, very important that if someone s going to give, like you said, all their personal health information, social security number, tax information, it makes it so easy for an unscrupulous person to steal your identity. and that s what we care about. we need the see what the answers are. they have obviously invested multimillions of dollars in to these navigators. we need to them trained. an excuse is not acceptable. it s not acceptable to say, well, we re running out of time and let the people come in here and have all of your private information. consumers deserve better and this country deserves better and hopefully they listen to us. plus there could be a computer error along the way. attorney general, thank you so much. exactly. thank you. okay. coming up, small businesses struggling to stay afloat as
effect. our jobs as attorneys general throughout the country to protect our consumers in our states and that s why it s so very, very important that if someone s going to give, like you said, all their personal health information, social security number, tax information, it makes it so easy for an unscrupulous person to steal your identity. and that s what we care about. we need the see what the answers are. they have obviously invested multimillions of dollars in to these navigators. we need to them trained. an excuse is not acceptable. it s not acceptable to say, well, we re running out of time and let the people come in here and have all of your private information. consumers deserve better and this country deserves better and hopefully they listen to us. plus there could be a computer error along the way. attorney general, thank you so much. exactly. thank you. okay. coming up, small businesses struggling to stay afloat as
announced by u.s. senate campaign march 9, 2010. it was the same day that an erroneous tax lien was filed on my records and then the delaware officials say, no, it was march 20, but we can t prove that because they were destroyed the records were destroyed. here s the thing, whether it was march 9 or march 20, there is a lot of fishy circumstances. let me put in context what a breach of privacy it is to access somebody someone s tax records. the fbi, with all of their access to everybody s privacy, the fbi can t legally look into your tax records. yet some random delaware employee can on a saturday afternoon, no less? again, there are too many questionable circumstances. the irs has said that that tax lean was a so-called computer error. then have you my former democratic opponent with this