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>> they say emergency room. >> that happened to me once. i was having my baby, we want into the emergency room, cause it was an emergency and they tried to get me to go and we had the baby. >> i dont think so! >> it was an emergency. but they trio do that from time to time. >> put it this way, your husband took lamaze classes, he doesnt need a doctor, right? you sit there and breathe, breathe. >> we needed a doctor. it was an emergency. ill see you later. listen, were you targeted by the nsa? ...

Systems and could we eventually result, if not already, in the deaths of some of our agents, because the amount of data it revealed? >> the white house just released the name of the chief of station. >> that was one and that was a mistake. this is not a mistake. this is snowden stealing information. it was scary the nsa did not pick up that snowden was able to do this. at the same time you look at michael aheaden and general alex appearedder. they said its meta data collect road grand basis. if ...

Democratic administration, fresh off a republican administration. will these changes be something you can accept? >> i can, brian. heres the trade-off. were going to have a little less depth with the meta data n.s.a. is going to be able to query. it is not going to be kept for five years. for some phone companies it is only a year and a half or so. but in return for that were going to get a lot moreç breadth. under the other system n.s.a. was getting a third or less of the meta data on phone c...

No difference at all. >> theyre going to continue to spy on us? >> theyre going to continue to spy on us and the president is going to make it look like its changed, but it wont have at all. >> but if you talk to guys like michael hayden, they think -- >> i think hes against this, against the phone companies keeping the meta data. in fairness to him, even though we disagree a lot, hes wonderful human. mike hayden wants the government to have this. >> its okay to spy on foreigners. but to spy on ...

Administration said you thought putin was reflecting or pausing his incursion into crimea. did you misread putins intentions, and what do you think his motivations are now, and if i can quickly ask on nsa, in january you said you werent sold on the option of having phone companies hold meta data. whats changed for you on that matter since that time, and do you think congress will pass the legislation youre seeking? and mr. prime minister, there are leaders in europe who have concerns about the s...

Joining me now live, msnbc news senior political editor mark murray and i believe chief white house correspondent chuck todd, whos traveling with the president in the netherlands. let me start off with chuck here. first, chuck, obviously, the nsa is what piqued my curiosity the most here, given some of this information was leaked out to "the times," and now we have the president commenting for the first time on some of these changes that requester expected and now were hearing from the president...

Exposure from past statements made by the intelligence committee. >> to follow on sams point there, it feels like we are in the middle of sort of a broad examination, if not a re-examination of the war on terror and just what sort of these, how these programs benefitted ut in terms of keeping the country safer and i point to both the changing position on the meta data and collection of phone records, but also, the senate intelligence committee and the cia and about what exactly enhanced interrog...

Chicago. whats the second worst? district of columbia. where is it most difficult to keep and bear arms? chicago and the district of columbia. this guy is making it worse by giving students in the suburbs around chicago an inaccurate understanding of their rights. >> and theyre going to keep the workbook. >> lets go to something else, the nsa will be reformed by the president. the president will say were gog gradually phase out collection of meta data after this 90-day window. how do you feel ab...

We are not certain. according to edward snowden, unrebutted by the nsa, but they have the content, not just the meta dit meta data. now we learn this morning from the colleagues at the "washington post" that the same procedure is being done to another country. they have not named the country. it is billions of conversations and it is only for 30 days, not five years, but it is odd the nsa would be doing this and boasting about it. we dont know if this is frieor.

Either already had it or they wont understand it when he gives it to them. this is more a question about the american intelligence community which has been shown -- >> let me ask you this -- isnt there more concern -- it was an interesting irony that when he spoke it was on a google platform. shouldnt there -- i could give you a stack of meta-data and you would not know what was in that. but yet what google and am amazon and all of the others are collecting is far more damaging at the end of the...