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About having for five years all american phone calls in one place. you are not sure what is happening. and companies keeping phone record. we say shouldnt be more than two years. a shorter time. different centralized database that wouldnt exist the same way as what you are trying to move towards. think it is pretty different. >> were you concerned on the committee with the concern the nsa has raised about, if they need to go to the pfizer court each time they want to search this data, they could...

The other big change is -- today there is one big government database queried for that. we think that its not the right way to hold this data. going to the phone companies or private sector entity, a better way. better oversight to run this thing. >> what kind of change do you think that means in practical terms for peoples concern about privacy. as of now, there are two entities we are aware of holding it. one is internet company. verizon is holding this data. then the nsa is holding a mirror o...

Surveillance court should make the decision. the other big change is -- today there is one big government database queried for that. we think that its not the right way to hold this data. going to the phone companies or private sector entity, a better way. better overstigt to run this thing. >> what kind of change do you think that means in practical terms for peoples concern about privacy. as of now, there are two entities we are aware of holding it. one is internet company. verizon is holding ...

You for as long as he wants. i dont know if he is that desperate. >> xnay on telling the government that aye. >> i said he will always have asylum in my heart. >> we have a federal judge saying the collection of telepathy and we have their own review panel recommending reforms how they do business including better oversight. and saying in direct contradiction that the bulk of the meta-data was not preventing attacks. but snowden is a traitor? dont make me laugh, greg. >> he is not a hero. he is ...

The other difference, the number of times theyre querying the database. in 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, -- iden...

On the agenda. well see how much of it comes up. todays meeting comes a day after a federal judge ruled the nsas call tracking program is most likely unconstitutional. judge richard leonov the district of columbia, appointed by president bush, departed from a 1979 supreme court decision that said, "people have no expectation of privacy many the records of their phone calls, not the content, but the actual idea that the call itself was made. this is what judge leon wrote. the almost orwellian tec...

Safety. he would repeal the you got to have background checks at gun shows. that law passed with over 70% approval and he wants to repeal it. hes got to appeal to his base if he wants a new job. he is running for the senate senate so hes on. >> robert draper and john morris, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> certainly. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, republicans cant quite find the right words for attacking the affordable care act. and later, the nsas collection of meta data was ruled unco...

During this 68 page ruling judge leon said the government never presented an example in wish the collection of this data led to the prevention of an imminent attack or imminent threat against the united states. in this balance of security versus privacy what the judge is ruling is that the security benefits of this program did not justify the amount of collection of data and the invasion of privacy. >> thats a tough question for the court to rule on, katty. i really mean this. i mean no disrespe...

Is likely unconstitutional. michael mukasey, first meta data is? >> the number that does the calling, the date of the call and the length of the call. its nothing about the contents of the call or the identity of the person making the call. bill: not my address or the context of the conversation, no key words searched for? >> no words at all, key or otherwise. i have got to tell you richard leon is a fine judge and terrific person. but even great judges and terrific people occasionally make mist...

Numbers terrorists outside the united states are calling inside the united states and who in the united states are calling suspected terrorists outside of the united states. while this is a slap down of the nsa program for sure, i think the critics are popping champagne bottles too quickly. most of the cases going back to 1979 but even a couple of cases floating through the courts have held that this is perfectly constitutional even without a court order or a warrant. remember in this case you h...