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They have been given or have taken depending on who you talk to, direct access into the pipes where all of these conversations take place, and can suck up whatever it is that they want at any given moment. >> what this means in a nutshell is that the nsa on behalf of the obama administration had been secretly looking at just about any kind of communication they see fit from any american. >> yeah. i think this is really the important point, piers, is that there is a massive apparatus within the u...

Program says the goal is to make all interaction accessible to the government. >> there is a massiv massive ap that has one goal, to provide privacy and anonymity, not just in the united states, but the world. that is not hyperbole to make it so every form of human interaction, human behavior, can never be beyond their reach and developed extraordinarily sophisticated technologies and enormously expensive mechanisms in order to make that happen. >> many of those companies, just so you know, are ...

To continue growing economically in the years ahead. >> thank you very much reporting live as we said from istanbul tonight where people are still there at 2:30 in the morning. see if it continues to quiet down. we can now confirm what lot of people suspected, fridays oklahoma tornado was a record. the national weather service said today the twister was the widest tornado ever in the united states rej sterd. thats pretty amazing. it was 2.6 miles wide. it was also not just wide, it was fast. i...

Oklahoma tornado was a record. the national weather service said today the twister was the widest tornado ever in the united states registered. thats pretty amazing. it was 2.6 miles wide. it was also not just wide, it was fast. it was a rare ef-5, its a measure of tornado intensity. over 200 i believe 10 miles an hour at its peak. tom foreman is at the wall. can you show us how this monster storm developed? it was wide. >> this is really unusual, erin. we talk lot about hyperbole. this one dese...

Talk to voters it is important that republicans check their rhetoric, stick to the facts and tone down some of the hyperbole and avoid the use of words like impeachment lest it backfire and turn off voters. having said that, the no doubt the republicans see opportunity to make a lot of political hay with these scandals. watch. >> the targeted conservative groups. that is something very offensive to all americans and especially folks in our party. so its a unified the base, but i also think it ha...

>> what does he say for sexy? >> kind of hot. >> really hot when he is drunk. >> thats why you were e-mailing him, right 1234. >> late at night. >> were these watching -- who else were they watching in all of this? >> you never know. thats why the department of justice is like the name should b whatever eric holder wants to investigate without congressional oversight. >> it is a doj apology. >> it is incon grew us with to the fact. >> i am tired of your hyperbole. >> it sickens me. >> this show ...

>> what does he say for sexy? >> kind of hot. >> really hot when he is drunk. >> thats why you were e-mailing him, right 1234. >> late at night. >> were these watching -- who else were they watching in all of this? >> you never know. thats why the department of justice is like the name should be changed to whatever eric holder wants to investigate without congressional oversight. >> it is a doj apology. >> it is incon grew us with to the fact. >> i am tired of your hyperbole. >> it sickens me. >...

None, we just keep climbing. >> and its going to keep going up. i said -- being a little bit hyperbole there but its going to keep going up until the fed signals its going to stop printing money, and when that happens its going to go down and i wont go down until that happens. >> neil: no matter what happens with the president or the scandals -- >> look at the economy, look at the macroeconomics picture. slowly improving economy. not enough to spark inflation that would cause the fed to stop pri...

Involved in this and they were taking out factual information because they were worried about the political ramifications of that, i think that is a pretty important point. >> geraldo: and perhaps the most important point or at least the scandal closest to home for working reporters the aggressive crackdown on a cia leak published by the associated press. and why do we reporters care so much? >> im not calling that reporter back because their phone might tapped. my number might show up on their ...

Whats happened this past week. >> is this hyperbole or did the irs overstep its bounds? >> theres no question the irs overstepped its bounds. they were clumsy and thats the charitable view. at a minimum, there was incompetence. they werent sensitive to the idea that would be viewed through a political lens on capitol hill during a presidential election year. its really outrageous that this happened at all. >> okay so you wrote in the "new york times" in an op-ed and you said, quote, after all so...