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As i understand. >> its very difficult to create rules for this kind of regime. the nature of anti-terror defenses is that you never know what youre going to need in advance. its always we need this information immediately. and we need to find it very fast. so the idea that were going to create a sent of constraints beforehand is really pernicious. >> what about this argument that the libertarian, in particular, they make it on left, they make it on the right that somehow, look, this is big brot...

Been under the amendment. if you entrust your data to a third party like a phone company or a credit card company, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. >> but why did leon then say that precedent -- because hes a lower court judge, why did he say that supreme court precedent doesnt apply right now? >> he said technology has changed so much that the case no longer pertains. smith versus maryland wasnt about how or how much meta data the government collects. whether its the local police ...

With basically came out and said do away with that bulk effort and put really significant restraints, bureaucratic restraints, on these programs? >> it would unilaterally disarm these -- >> you think its that serious? >> i think it goes much further than the white house thought it would go. president obama called these wise men after edward snowden basically released the nsa play book so to speak, and they came back and said you have to curtail the meta data program, you have to change the way a...

Telecommunication companies. at his news conference friday the president sounded opened to that idea. >> it is possible, for example, that some of the same information that the intelligence community feels is required to keep people safe can be obtained by having the private phone companies keep these records longer and to create some mechanism where they can be accessed in an effective fashion t. question were asking ours is now is does that make sense not only because of the fact that there ar...

In fact what report is saying, there is value to the collection of meta data. too much data is kept on too many americans. therefore we are going to try to cabin the system. put reforms into the system. by as the peter said, requiring that the phone companies keep the data for certain amount of time. and then, requiring a court order, by the pfizer court. if the nsa wants to get in and do the second step of the process which is analysis of the data. we are not talking about the end of data, meta...

What we released to day, what the five of us came to. >> as you worked through this -- would you say that, senator leahys summary was -- effectively where you ended up. the nsa has gone too far? >> i say it is time to make some reform. we found much to admire in the nsa. technical capabilities are amazing. people are dedicated. we thing the way communications have changed we should have different governance and oversight for how the things work? >> what would you say -- are the most important ch...

>> unapologetically -- >> the stakes couldnt be higher. >> theyre releasing a report. >> we will have a readout of the meeting later today. >> 46 recommendations. >> on how the nsa collects intelligence data. >> an anti-surveillance security system. >> prevent the nsa from spying on you by blocking your laptops camera. >> here is the prototype. okay. >> this high tech device is called a small piece of tape. ♪ today the united states senate did something that we thought maybe it had forgotten...

100 year. we get people and time and a judge. this is not something every few minutes. this is something we can manage. >> that is a really important point, what he just said. one of the reasons the committee believes they can go to a judge each time is because the nsa does it rarely. >> it is important for viewers to keep in mind. meta data its not con tent of telephone conversations. it is the telephone numbers -- identity of numbers, calls made to and from a suspected terrorist. the identity ...

Unanimous? our findings were unanimous. our report was unclassified. what we released to day, what the five of us came to. >> as you worked through this -- would you say that, senator leahys summary was -- effectively where you ended up. the nsa has gone too far? >> i say it is time to make some reform. we found much to admire in the nsa. technical capabilities are amazing. people are dedicated. we thing the way communications have changed we should have different governance and oversight for ho...

Its unconstitutional. in fact what report is saying, there is value to the collection of meta data. too much data is kept on too many americans. therefore we are going to try to cabin the system. put reforms into the system. by as the peter said, requiring that the phone companies keep the data for certain amount of time. and then, requiring a court order, by the pfizer court. itch the nsa wants to get in and dupe the second step of the process which is analysis of the data. we are not talking a...