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0 be completely free from risk, because there are such powerful adversa adversaries, no one can meaningfully oppose them. if they want to get you, they will get you in time. >> this is the biggest snooping enterprise against americans ever, that is the takeaway. that is the fundamental point. >> the snooping, the secrets, even alleged coverups. do you trust your government? former congressman alan west joins me, let me ask you that question. do you trust your government? >> i think its very hard...

0 the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. until the day he died, kennedy lobbied the congress for passage of the civil rights bill, opening the door of every restaurant, hotel, and gas station rest room to all americans. the cruel irony is that the bill passed largely because of the national grief over kennedys death. and thats "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politics nation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks, chris. and thanks to you for tuning in. to...

0 it falls in two categories. he told the uk guardian newspaper about this court order, the one you see there. it permits the u.s. government to collect the phone records of 100 million verizon customers, including what numbers you dialed and when and where you dialed them. and the second highly sensitive program to be outed is prism that allows the nsa to tap into nine leading internet companies. this is one of several classified slides obtained by the "washington post" explaining how it all wo...

0 its getting wide discretion. it was on cbs last night. lets get the facts. what do we know starting from the beginning. ann? >> there was a memo written last year recounting by the department of office of investigation at the state department recounting eight instances in which some fairly certificates wrongdoing was alleged to have taken place by state department contractors, employees and in one case an ambassador. there are twofold allegations here. one is that this miss you conduct occurre...

0 business, news anchoring. be nice, though, folks out there. use #waytooearly. well put the best responses on the air later in the show. now to our top story this morning. later today, members of the house will hear directly from the fbi, the justice department and the nsa about the leak of classified information that revealed a vast government program to monitor americans phone and internet data. there are growing calls on capitol hill for the self-identified leaker, 29-year-old edward snowd...

0 nsa building an enormous complex, 25 miles south of salt lake city to mine data. that is ultra serious. a leaker named edward snowden gave information to the far left london newspaper the guardian saying the u.s. government is taking information from tech companies in order to fight the war on terror. snowden will be arrested if he doesnt get asylum in a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the u.s.a. he should be arrested even what he did may ultimately be a good thing. you c...

0 allegations of serious abuses and perhaps interference in several investigations during the period hillary rodham clinton headed that department. documents obtained by nbc news that relate to an ongoing investigation involving the state department contain some disturbing allegations. an october memo cites allegations of abuse in eight cases labeled open at the time, including engaging prostitutes, pedophilia, sexual assault, unexplained shootings, unauthorized leaking of information and a poss...

0 condition and many family members travel to see him. lets get right to my first reads of the morning. the search for snowden is on. and international manhunt is under way for the 29-year-old former contractor as the justice department prepares to file charges form nally against snowden. "the guardians" walt green wald says they plan to release more documents. snowden checked out of the hotel in hong kong where he had been hiding for several weeks on monday. whether he is still in hong kong i...

0 transparency. >> do we really want to trust government? we have a government that appears to target people based on their political beliefs. i dont want my phone records given to an administration that i dont trust. >> i behind my desk, certainly have the authority to wire-tap anyone from you to your accountant, to a federal judge and even the president. >> the attorney general, would you go after him? >> in a new york minute. >> why? >> because he has broken the law. he has broken faith with ...

0 nsa building an enormous complex, 25 miles south of salt lake city to mine data. that is ultra serious. a leaker named edward snowden gave information to the far left london newspaper the guardian saying the u.s. government is taking information from tech companies in order to fight the war on terror. snowden will be arrested if he doesnt get asylum in a country that does not have an extradition treaty with the u.s.a. he should be arrested even what he did may ultimately be a good thing. you c...