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>> what did you discover in your show? >> what you start to see is, these types of folks, they arent in a database. people arent tracked. theres no way to know who those people are, and really keep the firearms out of their hands. the shop i worked in did an incredible job of doing background checks on people. they ran all the specs they had to. >> it was in virginia. >> fredericksburg, they did everything to the letter of the law. more than other shops. they were great, this part of the puzzle ...

Good. we have to have massive reform that gets rid of the firearms. people say, no, second amendment, we have to have it stand by our rights. this is what our countrys founded on. these people get lost in the discussion. >> what is the sensible compromise from what you went through with your show could make a difference in reducing the gun violence toll. >> i feel like if you do universal background checks, its a great start. if you create a database where people with mental illness dont have ac...

>> tracking the whereabouts of the american people. >> the fbi does not have such a data nor am i aware of one. >> is there gps locations of americans whether by our cell phones or devices? >> nsa does not hold such a database. >> does nsa have a database that you maintain that holds the contents of americans phone calls. do you have recordings of our calls. is there a national database that has the con tent of our calls? >> were not allowed to do that nor do we do that unless we have a court or...

Actions was possibly prevent an appalling incident happening, and for that, im -- very grateful to you, and i hope that you and your family can sort things out with blake, and he gets the help that he clearly needs. >> thank you. >> thank you, piers. >> thank you very much for joining me. >> very brave couple there opinion. i want to bring in merlin spurlock, hes the filmmaker behind super size me. just how easy it is to buy guns. he goes to work at a gun shop. hes in the chair tonight. welcom...

Any significant interpretations that the court makes of the 215 statute. if they make a ruling that is significant or issue an order that is significant in its interpretation, we provide those as well as the applications we made for those orders to the intelligence committee and to the judiciary committee. every 30 days, we are filing with the fisk, with the court, a report that describes how we implement this program. it includes a discussion you how were applying the standard. it talks about t...

Are providing are so sketchy. i this i most people hearing this will be satisfied that the programs are useful. that they do contribute. the questions really at issue are what kind of controls are placed on them. how do we know they arent misused and how they interact with the other program, telephone metadata in which we now know all of our phone calls are stored in a massive data base. >> and the fact of the matter is, i think that we wont get a lot of details on many of the programs for just ...

A direct response to some of the things that we found over the past woke or so with regard to under snowden. >> yeah. i mean, i think what they are trying to do is say, request look, this is a useful program. we are disrupting terrorists plots. i think it was interesting when you get into the details of the exactly what it is, theyre not incredibly forthcoming. i think there is probably reasons for that. but i dont -- i think in certain respect this misses the issue. i dont think anyone ever dou...

>> i want to know why we didnt get gretchen out here. >>steve: patrick mcenroe, thank you very much. >>gretchen: can patrick hear me? patrick and i know each other from stanford too many years ago. >>eric: gretchen told me a bunch of secrets from way back when. >>gretchen: i did dance with patrick first dance ever, freshman year at stanford. coming up on our show, were dedicating a whole week to keeping more money in your pocket. today heather nauert heads to the ballpark with her family. that i...

City mayor that lists his birthday as 1942 making him 18 years younger and its being etched. >>gretchen: he had a good sense of humor. probably wouldnt mind that much. more and more states are building massive data bases of drivers license photos to help identify criminals. that means your d.m.v. photo is being saved into a data base where it is compared against a list of potential crooks. is that fair? is it legal? fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano joins me now. >> the governme...

Intelligence. >> do you agree with that? >> no, i dont. ill use the zazi case, the bombings, the plot to blow up trains in new york. a terrorist phone number was obtained, and they plugged it into this database. remember, theres no names and no addresses in it. they had a known terrorist that had a phone number that appeared to be domestic in the united states. so overseas, looked like he was talking to somebody in the united states. they plugged that number in and found two connections, one in,...