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Against known terrorist groups using the metadata that meta- data that they collect. not just providing a surveillance. this is more than just a surveillance program. last month we know that al qaeda in the arabian smith left try to publish its latest issue of inspire magazine online. in the past, terrorists were told how to make a bomb in her kitchen, for instance. it went online. the first 20 pages of the magazine came up blank. it appears to be the victim of a cyberattack. the pentagon will n...

Mathematically scramble the call. >> megyn: but when the phone bill shows, would it show my phone number, i never get a phone bill. i never get a phone bill again? >> this is all about meta data and keep duration of your calls because they want to send you bill. we dont keep that. so any call you make the minute you end that call, key is shredded. >> megyn: what about lets say, i still have to pay verizon. i will call people that dont call is seacrest. what will say say if i have seacrest techno...

Which you could do that. being a lawyer, i know that. what im only getting to is youve identified for us that you can get phone contacts. im asking, can you get google contacts? can you get email contacts? im not talking about reading the email or seeing what theyre saying back and forth. im not at that point. but what i worry about is how far do you believe this authority extends? can you get google contacts? can you get email contacts? again im not asking about reading the email. >> so i think...

So you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. bill: fox news alert. trying to figure out whether there are more secrets to come on the nsa matter. the reporter who published edward snowdens information on the classified surveillance program says there will be nor significant revelations, his phrasing now to come. catherine herridge back on the story in washington. what do we know about possible new leaks, catherine? >> reporter: good morning, bill. within t...

Warrants. so the british soldiers couldnt go house to house. now they are going to every house of every american. >> reporter: every member of congress is invited to a briefing today and the senate will have a similar briefing. bill: the reaction to snowden is about as polarizing as you can find. civil libertarians are comparing him to daniel ellsberg, the man who leerked the pentagon papers. martha: what kind of information is the government getting. its called meta data, thats data about your ...

Hearings on the nsa programs. something intelligence chairwoman dianne feinstein said she would be open to. he did make a distirngs between the two programs that have been disclosed over the past week. >> theres one, the so-called prism program, and its been very effective. it surveils foreigners, grabs content, photographs, e-mails. the two 15 provisions collecting all the meta data, im not convinced its uniquely valuable intelligence we couldnt generate in other ways. >> kentucky senator rand ...

No, this has gone too far. >> but its been different -- its been very different in england. i just came back from london and its interesting. before all this broke over here, there was a debate in england over the same thing. it was whether or not the government should have access to the externals, the meta data of the telephone calls and internet records and so forth. access -- and whether or not the isp should be forced to hold these record for a year. the difference was in england, this was a...

Involved. far example, meta data thats used is just raw phone numbers, it is just kept for a period of time. its only used if there is some question about a phone number that needs to be matched up against that database. i think theres perhaps a misunderstanding out there around the country that this is -- this -- youre getting information about peoples calls and that sort of thing which just isnt the case. but i do believe that there are a lot of our libertarian folks around the country who, an...

Position, inquiryed. we dont look at it. until we have reason to believe you are talking to terrorists. here is what the president said. he seemed to acknowledge they only way they go to the court again if they want to listen in on the phone call. this is soundbite number one. >> by sifting through the so-called meta data they may identify potential leads with respect to folks who might engage in terrorism. if these folks -- if the intelligence community actually wants to listen to a phone call,...

House, public switch network to nsa. >> megyn: getting phone records. >> about three billion a day. that was just u.s. to u.s. internally. what they are talking about now is the program started in 2006, 2007 which involved the internet so the internet service providers. >> megyn: that takes it to whole other level. you are talking about monitoring content. its one thing to look at phone records but actually reading emails the president says not of americans but 51% threshold of foreign-ness. how...