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Facebook users, people know what you see. thats the front end. a lot of this goes to the back end, right? data, meta data, any information that might have identifying aspects to it. based on your tech expertise, i mean, deepa, do you think this is the kind of information to give mueller clues he wouldnt be able to get from anyone other than facebook? >> absolutely. i mean, only facebook has copies of the ads themselves. only they know or who the buyers are and able to match that with the ad copy...

Clinton, and jared kushners role is data analytics. he is in charge of their data operation who used targeted date at to push out information positive about their candidate and negative about their opponent. we also know that a few weeks after this, july 22, i believe, wikileaks drops its first dump of data from the dnc. you have this coalescing of events that could be causal or coincidenceal of a meeting with a person who has data, and wikileaks all occurring within a few weeks of one another. ...

Reportedly met with this russian national who claimed to have the damaging information on clinton, is it possible he could have met with another? does the kremlin give up? >> no. they dont give up. i mean, was there a full-on program with the kgb to go after the american elections. you know, if this didnt meet then they went to somebody else and there were multiple meetings with terrorism aides and e-mail contact. you know, context with meta data, and its all over the place. its not just one mee...

Conduct of a terrorist investigation, but because of a typo in the law, the fbi has not been allowed access to internet meta data and national security cases to the extent that is necessary can you talk to us about the importance of that particular fix, the electronic communications fix? >> thank you so much, senator. this seems like a boring deal and it makes a big impact on our work and heres why. in the counter terrorism cases and counterintelligence cases we can issue with all kinds of layer...

From the meta data on this fellow anthony weiners laptop that had been seized in an unrelated case. what they could see from the meta data was that there were thousands of secretary clintons e-mails on that device including what they thought might be the missing e-mails from her first three months as secretary of state. we never found any e-mails from her first three months. she was using a verizon blackberry then and thats obviously very important because if there was evidence that she was acti...

Reasons that make no sense at all and the courts have said are unnecessary under the fourth amendment. we talled about the telephony meta data database, i think thats a useful tool. it does not compare to 702. we cant lose 702. >> i agree, and it is a little bit difficult to talk about things that do involve classified matters in public, but i think the public needs to know that there are multiple oversight layers including the fisa court, congressional oversight, internal oversight within the i...

Services, but on the internet resist and say we dont have the statutory authority to serve an nsl, national security letter to find out the subscriber to a particular e-mail handle or what addresses were in contact with what addresses although we could do the same with telephone communications. i dont think congress intended that distinction, but what it does to us is, in the most important investigations it requires us if we want to find out the subscriber to a particular e-mail handle, to go a...

Is what we call meta data, very high level data that suggests that communications have occurred. what we dont have is the packet data, or the record of it moving between the servers. so either they have it or theyre not sharing it or for some reason they dont have it. its an unanswered part of the story here. >> well, this is a great point, we asked ourselves from the beginning, this is one of two things either the data doesnt exist, there are no secret communications so we have not heard of it ...

Clapper, the fbi were pushing up to the doj gives you a solid basis of reckoning that this wiretap doesnt exist? >> yes. it would be hard to find a source more credible than james clapper on this issue. he was director of national intelligence. he didnt minutes his words yesterday on the sunday show. he said very clearly that there was a collection of intelligence like this against donald trump or his campaign during the campaign or after the campaign before the inauguration. >> critics will say...

Russian to russian conversation and those intercepted conversations talking about access and being able to influence and whether they were inflating that, but in terms of russians and people within the trump orbit, they could be meta data or encrypted communications which makes it more difficult to know the content. this of course is what we are pursuing and trying to figure out. >> appreciate it. thanks very much. more breaking news coming from the office of a vice president who was kept in the...