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Not properly redacted. but lets also say that nobody was actually hurt by their release. so i think its fair to say that he was a little bit naive about the use to which they would be put. but i also think that he actually -- this was not a data dump. he actually scrutinized these documents and had some sense of the fact that they would not hurt anyone in an operational sense and furthermore would shed some light not only on the damage which had been done in iraq and afghanistan but also on some...

This is something team obama said we relish the fight, the debate over medicare, the president talked about it a lot this weekend. lets hear what he had to say, specifically in west palm beach this weekend. >> they want to give the money back to the insurance companies, put them in charge of medicare. there was one report that just said that by the end of the next decade, under their plan, you would see as much as 16 to $26 billion in new profits for insurance companies. paid for by taxpayers. w...

times, if you can believe it. david mattingly is joining me with more on those stories and much more on this case. the wounded officer, lieutenant brian murphy, how is he doing now? >> reporter: well, yesterday, he was listed in critical condition. today, the hospital says there is no change in that. he was shot eight to nine times. he was the first officer to arrive on the scene and actually ran to the aid of a person who had been shot there in the parking lot when he was ambushed by ...

Including at&t, verizon, t mobile, sprint, all the big ones report that authorities are asking for data, including cell phone locations, wiretaps, even your text messages. the requests, were told, come in every single day. the company has reportedly fielded more than 1 million of those requests just last year. a jumple of roughly 15% from the year before. now were told investigators sometimes targeted 1 particular suspect. other times they asked for a data dump as they call it, demanding informa...

Year alone. the companies include at&t, sprint, t-mobile, and verizon, and some of them report a 15 percent jump in this data request compared to 2010. in some cases, investigators asked for a so-called data dump, information on every kind of user and even if some of the folks were not suspects in a crime, at all. the chief fox correspondent is back in new york city with more on this privacy rights and how activists are raising serious red flags. >>jonathan: everyone is concerned because the num...

That is what i was working on not election year stunt. i think this election year stunt will have long term consequences on the ability here in washington to sit down on this issue and come together to look for a solution. it makes it harder. i hope im wrong but i think it does. >> reporter: rubios own immigration bill was facing stiff opposition among members of his own party on capitol hill. patti ann, back to you. patti ann: steve centanni live in washington, thank you. bill: another fox news...

People. i mean, we held a guy -- >> the terrorists or detainees? >> detainees. >> it seems like the most information we are getting from each other. >> exactly. >> right? >> what do you mean? >> no. one of the thing that iss come out from this data dump is one of the biggest sources of information about these guys is what the guy in the cell next door says. >> right. they have cells in guys trying to trade information for their freedom. >> oh, yeah. i recognized him. i saw sam, i know that sam i...

>> what benefit are you saying comes from this besides the fact that it is endangering the lives of countless people whos lives are put on the line by trying to help us in these efforts to combat terrorism. it has substantially set back our ability to gather incompetence and intelligence from our sources. >> kimberly i dont see any evidence of that. the white house will provide that evidence. no one has been harmed so far and what i think has happened is releasing this information the three majo...

>> what benefit are you saying comes from this besides the fact that it is endangering the lives of countless people whos lives are put on the line by trying to help us in these efforts to combat terrorism. it has substantially set back our ability to gather incompetence and intelligence from our sources. >> kimberly i dont see any evidence of that. the white house will provide that evidence. no one has been harmed so far and what i think has happened is releasing this information the three majo...