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Business, news anchoring. be nice, though, folks out there. use #waytooearly. well put the best responses on the air later in the show. now to our top story this morning. later today, members of the house will hear directly from the fbi, the justice department and the nsa about the leak of classified information that revealed a vast government program to monitor americans phone and internet data. there are growing calls on capitol hill for the self-identified leaker, 29-year-old edward snowden...

W-2s because they got caught, right. the rest of us would be indicted for tax evasion. now, they get to work in healthcare enforcement in the irs. are you starting to worry yet? but dont be worried, we are protected from those terrorists and the information that we just learned about, the collection of phone data and internet data is just routine. routine? where? in 1984? and folks, we need to trust our government. the internet stuff they are collecting is from foreign and not domestic users. re...

>> heather: there are reports that the white house is, indeed, looking into a control investigation of these leaks and presumably of the leaker. he said and i quote, "i understand i will be made to suffer for my actions but i will be satisfied not federation of secret law, unequal pardon and executive powers that rule the world i love are revealed even for an instant." he thinks he will suffer. >> he is offering his self up as a first amendment martyr and privacy martyr. that is why politically ...

The director of national intelligence has taken the rare step of declassifying more details of a government data collection program as a response to media reports. at the same time, james clapper continues to criticize the leaks, calling them reckless, but says collection of internet data is authorized by congress, strictly supervised and cannot target a u.s. citizen. let me bring in "washington post" reporter emily hywell and cnbc washington chief correspondent and writer for "washington times"...

President of the woodrow wilson center. also joining us, jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center, legal affairs editor for "the new republic." jeffrey, were you reassured by what the president said on these programs? >> i was not reassured. the presidents defense was merely dont worry, the content of your phone calls isnt being listened in on. but the phone logs themselves, tell numbers and duration of calls are being monitored, and that frankly surprised senators li...

Facets of it. barbara starr joins us live from the pentagon. dan lothian whooiv live from walk. from washington, our chief correspondent candy krawley is live. barbara, let me begin with you, that powerful part of that report the national senator for intelligence saying no, not unwittingly are we collecting massive amounts of americans. is he walking this back? >> reporter: well, i dont think so, ashleigh. i think what he is subtly doing there is acknowledging the internet, telephone networks, a...

Tell the truth. were you cagey or dodgy, what did you remember. that has nothing to do with standards. that is the code of professional responsibility for lawyers. >> yeah. >> greta: im take the last word on that even with the fact that im losing my voice a little bit. >> take care of that throat. you need a little lemon tea with honey in it. >> i sound like i work for a college fm station. anyway. now, to tonights hot button issue. on gretawire.com. the secret sew election of phone and internet...

Tell the truth. were you cagey or dodgy, what did you remember. that has nothing to do with standards. that is the code of professional responsibility for lawyers. >> yeah. >> greta: im take the last word on that even with the fact that im losing my voice a little bit. >> take care of that throat. you need a little lemon tea with honey in it. >> i sound like i work for a college fm station. anyway. now, to tonights hot button issue. on gretawire.com. the secret sew election of phone and internet...

The town of falmouth. if you use comcast to your internet at home, its getting a whole lot faster. the company is getting setd set to announce a new residential service called extreme 105. they say it can transmit internet data faster than a typical t-1 line. >> remember we just had a phone line? >> i have to say, i dont quite know -- i hear its fast, but im not sure how much faster than t-1 line means. comcast has been very creative. they renamed their resident services xfinity a year ago. i ...

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