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People. >> fundamentally, whats the biggest concern on the backs of your constituents. facebook has been gobbling up phone data. what are you hearing from your constituents? >> theyre concerned because they trusted facebook. no one likes to have their wallet stolen or purse picked off at a mall. we have the same dynamics here, that consumers trust facebook. they want to be able to consent to the information that they share and they dont want to be misled. so this economy is evolving so quickly t...

Critical moments for congress to provide funding so we would have a stronger intelligence capability. for the intelligence committees to break down really weakens america and i think that all-caps tweet from the president was outcome that devin nunes wanted. when he engaged in that very unethical conduct of unrecusing himself, as you put it, the objective that he wanted was an all-caps tweet by the president saying, see no collusion. again, theres that word "collusion" again, nicolle. we made a ...

Dealt with. one hundred word of the only. the data was expected to reveal concrete information for a decision on further steps to be taken against that is why the state criminal police offices in berlin and north rhine-westphalia were supposed to analyze the data promptly and agreements which neither agency carried out systematically. this indeed is. but for example its quite significant or striking that in february they dealt with twice with the confiscated phone data and the analysis of it. bu...

Thought he went too far in talking about it. >> neither republicans or democrats thought he did dishones tohe public they were collecting all of our phone data. so theres, has been a severe lessoning of the intelligence community. >> let ask you about you. youre hard to figure, im reading the fountain head, let ask you about vote to get rid of obamacare. >> i didnt vote against it, i voted against a budget that never balances and ads $9 trillion to the debt. it is a budget. the title is al budge...

Right now. what is the very first thing they are trying to determine? what are they doing or trying to draw right now from this suspect or this man that they have in custody? >> many of these cases, obviously, you have a suicide bomber, so you dont have someone to question. in this case, you have an individual, hopefully hes talking. youre going to ask him two questions. is there another plot out there and are there other plotters out there? meanwhile, if you have his identifying, youre going to...

A debate here in the united states about the balance between privacy and security. i want to bring in dana bash and hugh hewitt for more on this. >> senator santorum, you want to give the intelligence community more more power to collect americas phone data. the government had this ability until days before the san bernardino attacks. if it couldnt protect san bernardino, why would it protect america? >> that doesnt mean we shouldnt have all tools available that doesnt impinge on peoples privacy...

And thats what our bill fixes on tuesday. 5,000 of these foreign fighters that have gone to syria and iraq have western passports. and therefore do not have to obtain a visa before they come into the united states. now chris, this is a huge security gap. it needs to be addressed and fixed and the congress understands that as does the white house, and we intend to do that. but if you think again about the majority of the paris attackers having french or european passports, they wouldnt have had t...

Very violent. people should not be surprised at whats going on. >> james comey was adamant in terms of the resources the fbi needs. what do you think the fbi needs in order to be effective in making sure the public feels safe? >> the fbi needs more human resources. it needs review of the attorney general guidelines so they dont have to jump through as many hoops to do simple things. the fbi needs more technical capability. >> and data, right? >> the nsa program, which was harmless in my view -- ...

A big change kicked in this weekend you may not have noticed, limiting the governments ability to collect your telephone records, the records of all americans. the so-called meta data. the new procedure was sparked two years ago by edward snowdens revelations of the mass collection system. starting sunday, the federal government is now banned from collecting your phone data, including numbers, calls made and call duration. if agencies want to check on a specific number a request for an order fro...

To collect phone data in bulk. now a top senate lawmaker says abandoning that program is a mistake. judge andrew napolitano is here. >> what we saw in paris once we got a cell phone was that we used that cell phone number to look at cell phones it had talked to, and not only paris investigators but belgium investigators were able to expand the surf in a way that stopped an additional attack in paris and potentially led to the apprehension of a dozen if not more isis operatives in belgium, german...