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Normal way. texas for public justice had warned that greg abbott might reverse himself on this issue after he suddenly started getting really large campaign donations from the compounding pharmacy industry, which of course wants to be kept secret in this process, before he took $350,000 from that industry greg abbotts office had ruled that their involvement couldnt be kept secret. now after hes taken $350,000 from them he apparently has changed his mind. that just happened tonight in texas. well...

After he suddenly started getting really large campaign donations from the compounding pharmacy industry, which of course wants to be kept secret in this process, before he took $350,000 from that industry greg abbotts office had ruled that their involvement couldnt be kept secret. now after hes taken $350,000 from them he apparently has changed his mind. that just happened tonight in texas. well keep you posted if we learn more tonight.

Warned that greg abbott might reverse himself on this issue after he suddenly started getting really large campaign donations from the compounding pharmacy industry, which of course wants to be kept secret in this process, before he took $350,000 from that industry greg abbotts office had ruled that their involvement couldnt be kept secret. now after hes taken $350,000 from them he apparently has changed his mind. that just happened tonight in texas. well keep you posted if we learn more tonight...

Republicans think. a lot of republicans in the establishment wing of the party think would be good for a general election message. you know, the question is always whether that plays well when youre talking to voters in the primary. and for jeb, the question is going to be, you know, does he want to go through -- if he really believes in these core principles, does he want to go through the wringer of the primary and be faced with the criticism day after day. and be pushed by people in the party...

Incident. michael, if these pingers turn out to be something else, then where do we go from here? >> look, don, an investigation has lasted over 31 days now. this is all weve got. you know, weve heard a lot of reasons to why it couldnt be, and thats fair game, but when we spoke to commander william marks yesterday, we were interested in the way that this would be located once they have the signal. one of the things that fascinated me was as they were tracking along the towline, especially for th...

Aid that australia has known about this for several hours since it was lunchtime their time. you wonder why they didnt release anything. does that show that they themselves are skeptical about this? secondly, if its not a pinger based on the fact that it is the exact frequency, the 3.75 that it needs to be -- or 37.5, rather that it needs to be. what else could it be? >> the process of cooperation takes time and it takes a lot of time to make sure that the information that theyre disseminating i...

The collection of theidatesa in the first place is the issue. the fourth amendment is clear. a warrant is needed before data is collected on citizens. >> the supreme court ruled on the fourth amendment. the post office is allowed to read the outside of an envelope and record it and get the information over to the fbi, the answer is yes. that was decided in 1979. this is the outside of the envelope, meaning its just a phone call, how long, and to whom. its constitutional. is it a good policy? wel...

Did. in the end, theyre in the center of the spotlight. >> the spotlight, lets be fair, goes back to 9/11 to and people asking questions why they didnt connect the dots, especially with the plane that went into the pentagon, but the whole idea here is that theres a lot of politics at play, and part of the politics is that, yes, they do collect what they call this metadata, this bulk collection of phone numbers, but the only time they look at what an american is doing is if theres a connection to...

>> if you had snowden alone in a room for 15 minutes, what would happen? >> well, im not a violent person, and im not going to try to beat him up or anything. i am hugely disappointed that somebody that we -- that signed a document that said, i can be trusted with top-secret data, couldnt be. i think i would express my huge disappointment. i may tell him some of the classified things hes caused so he knows the damage, the significant damage to our nation and to our allies. i think this will haun...

Congress, to the courts, to the dni, dod, justice, everybody reviews what we do to see if anybody is doing anything illegal like you suggest. no one has found anything, zero. except for in 12 cases where people did that, and we had already reported those. and so the issue is, people say what could happen, and immediately jump to, well, that is happening. >> march 12th, 2013, the senate intelligence committee, senator widen asked the director of national intelligence this. >> so, what i wanted to...