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Public. 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 ...

About him. >> worked for a private contractor hot nasa hired to monitor whatever they everywhere monitoring. he got wind the existence nsa phone tapping have been confirmed by other sources. >> bill: we dont know exactly what prism. >> my point being that there are 5 million top secret or secret clearances which is what we are finding out about this gigantic secret surveillance state that we have, then what are the chances that every single person is operating exactly according to the law? >> bi...

The points you made in the talking point i agree with look, the constitution protects content of communication. it doesnt protect the fact of communication and that database is keeping simply a collect of telephone numbers for some period of time so the retrospectively if the government says we have a bad call made from a bad guy abroad into the united states, lets go check and see what kind of connections there are with that phone number. >> bill: i think most people would be convinced by that ...

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 work...

Computer if we need it later then we the get a warrant to go for a specific thing. would you object to that? >> the phone records, no. because there is a constitutional. >> bill: we agree on the phone records on the emails. >> if its u.s. citizens or people inside the united states they are violating the statute under which theyre operating. >> bill: you would oppose that. >> i would oppose that i want to make certain we dont conflate these two. >> bill: very explicit about it. >> well, ordinary...

The points you made in the talking point i agree with look, the constitution protects content of communication. it doesnt protect the fact of communication and that database is keeping simply a collect of telephone numbers for some period of time so the retrospectively if the government says we have a bad call made from a bad guy abroad into the united states, lets go check and see what kind of connections there are with that phone number. >> bill: i think most people would be convinced by that ...

Foreigner of terrorism. that is totally different from the irs abuses which i think are very serious. >> but, again, mr. crystal discounts a corrupt federal officials could very well look at stored email data. who is going to stop them? by the way, texts are not in play. they are not stored by the communication companies like verizon. so this is one big mess. ideologically, absolute chaos. here is a partial list of people who support the nsa surveillance program called prism, in support nature j...

Computer if we need it later then we the get a warrant to go for a specific thing. would you object to that? >> the phone records, no. because there is a constitutional. >> bill: we agree on the phone records on the emails. >> if its u.s. citizens or people inside the united states they are violating the statute under which theyre operating. >> bill: you would oppose that. >> i would oppose that i want to make certain we dont conflate these two. >> bill: very explicit about it. >> well, ordinary...

About him. >> worked for a private contractor hot nasa hired to monitor whatever they everywhere monitoring. he got wind the existence nsa phone tapping have been confirmed by other sources. >> bill: we dont know exactly what prism. >> my point being that there are 5 million top secret or secret clearances which is what we are finding out about this gigantic secret surveillance state that we have, then what are the chances that every single person is operating exactly according to the law? >> bi...

Giant computer that basically records every facet of our daily lives. what is this sinister program called? tyrannatran. radio foreshadow blade. the human snoopede. >> the internet program is called prism. >> prism? thats the best youve got? with a logo that looks like a chinese boot leg of a pink floyd album. >> welcome back to "morning joe." its the top of the hour. katty kay with us along with howard dean in washington and joining us now former minnesota governor and republican presidential c...