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I dont have huge plans. i will be completing the cage around my apartment so none of my electronic information can be collected by the nsa. >> you think thats what they are doing? >> i never should have hired diligence. >> you and the tea party are complaining efforts. do you think the scare tactics are feeding off the fact that most people out there still dont understand what this program does? do you think thats fair? >> sure. it is as fair as the scare tactics being used by you and your dc bo...

Access to bank accounts and records. we allowed our meta data to be scooped up by the government yet again without knowing it until american patriot edward snowden let us know and god bless him i hope he is well. >> i completely zoned you out until the very end part where you said god bless him? really? >> i was quoting you from earlier. >> here is where we agree. it is important to find the common gnat. commonality. where we agree is that there is a danger in to the appropriate oversight. not a...

To keep the country safe. >> we care about equality and people having opportunities. weve grown up leery of war. >> the thing about isis for the most part is its over there somewhere, its not here. the majority are saying, boots on the ground lets take them out there. >> there are lone wolves roaming around the u.s. were getting new data that says the threat is larger than we thought at home. i think youre right about the sense of justice. criminal justice reform is a huge issue for our generati...

President with the view to modify the program. given the time issues involving the expiration of it we are also and have been working with this body and others to look for ways to reauthorize section 215 in a way that does preserve this and protect privacy. >> attorney general loretta lynch testifying today at a budget hearing on the federal and the effect of federal appeals court ruling that said today the nsa a data collection of all phone records is illegal even as the patriot act is about t...

The government will continue to want to keep this. if they had a choice theyd rather throw this overboard and keep ability to monitor other things. >> pete mwilliams, thanks so much. joining me now, im joined by new hampshire senator, member of foreign relations committee. thank you very much for being with us. not to hit you with anything unexpected but this court ruled today. i want to ask you about this. congress will have to decide in one way or another. it expires the end of june patriot ...

Government the legal authority to do this store it itself or require the phone companies to restore the data and hand it over when the government asks. if that happens, then well get to the second question which is whether congress allows it its nonetheless unconstitutional. the court didnt go to that question. its not as escape intoing as itit could have been. >> as we have the isis inspired attack in texas this week we see a the concern about the homeland. how important is section 215 and m...

Software. if apple encounters any hiccups, theres a high probability youll be rejected. three, rates. make sure your app complies with the proper rules. apple will automatically reject a test ap.p. and five meta data. the screen shot should be relevant or youll most likely be turned down. heres something we hear from our viewers all the time. ive got a great product but how do i bring it to market? there are a lot of steps. we followed the makers of a product called locker looks and they walked ...

France and france where they have had -- they have a really strict gun control policy, for example, theyve had a very politically correct stand. they dont want to insult anybody or call this religion. they want to call it something else. these are all crazy people who launch attacks. >> and yet here it is happening in france. i think that a couple of things have happened in the last several months that we need to take note of. one, we need to have a different approach. and we have the new techno...

They incidentally, if they coincidentally, if they just happen to scoop up your e-mail, your cell phone conversation, your telephone conversation, then the federal government, through the powers of executive order going back to the 1980s, they can keep it. and so congress instead of saying, hey, lets trim this executive power of the president of the united states, they ratified it. look what the congress did. first in the senate voice vote then in 300 vote majority in the house of representative...

Meta data for five years. instead of saying, you can hold it for one day, mr. president, congress says five years. >> whats troubling about that is it says there that they can give it to local law enforcement. so they might have scooped up your information by accident. now by statute they can hang on to it and can say, hey look here, theyre dealing drugs or using drugs or admitting theyre cheating on their taxes. people get in trouble. >> this is one of the most astounding stories of the year. c...