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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...

You can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. >> bill: continuing with lead story federal government spying on americans. karl rove who supports the prism program. where am i going wrong here, mr. rove. >> well, look, lets guide these into two parts. you are right. there is the phone record...

You can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. >> bill: continuing with lead story federal government spying on americans. karl rove who supports the prism program. where am i going wrong here, mr. rove. >> well, look, lets guide these into two parts. you are right. there is the phone record...

So the problem here is there is a mass systemic quality to this surveillance, and we have to trust the u.s. government when it says were very careful to ensure that were not targeting americans and were not using their information appropriately. theres no check. >> in terms of the way the companies that are named in that one particular slide, the way the companies have responded, they have responded with seemingly pretty carefully worded, pretty vehement denials that they knowingly have nothing ...

Of the room who reported at the time when he said, what youre doing is absolutely needed, one of the hackers inñr the back of the room then yelled back at the general, thenu complex. right? last week in competing bombshell scoops, first the "washington post" and a few minutes later "the guardian" both reported on the existence of a giant u.s. surveillance system at the nsa called prism. the system vacuums up information from some of the largest internet companies in the country. stuff like your...

Time when he said, what youre doing is absolutely needed, one of the hackers in the back of the room then yelled back at the general, then stop arresting us! complex. right? last week in competing bombshell scoops, first the "washington post" and a few minutes later "the guardian" both reported on the existence of a giant u.s. surveillance system at the nsa called prism. the system vacuums up information from some of the largest internet companies in the country. stuff like your videos and your ...

A mass systemic quality to this surveillance, and we have to trust the u.s. government when it says were very careful to ensure that were not targeting americans and were not using their information appropriately. theres no check. >> in terms of the way the companies that are named in that one particular slide, the way the companies have responded, they have responded with seemingly pretty carefully worded, pretty vehement denials that they knowingly have nothing to do with this. what do you mak...

Military industrial complex in and around surveillance and counterterrorism operations, it is a third rail. spencer, a lot of this information is coming to us through "the guardian." we are now seeing there is an international either outcry or outrage about america and what were doing here and specifically because prism is supposed to be monitoring foreign correspondence, not really domestic correspondence, although domestic correspondence may get cause in the dragnet, if you will. how has the c...

Program to give the u.s. or any other government direct access to our servers. we hadnt even heard of prism. we know there are statements in that comment that one could parse. for instance, okay, he didnt know it was called prism, but that doesnt mean he doesnt know that there wasnt a program. but is there any specifically in what he and the other tech companies have said that is not true, just downright false? >> heres what our story reported, that we have a top secret document from the nsa tha...

Difficult line here and demand accountability from their own president on an issue that matters to their base? if they do, it could divide their party. if they dont, voters may throw them out on their ear next year. >> you raise a good point. there is irony there. they can switch back to republicans who started this program what what we know under president bush in 2006. here we are in 2013. and there is a much stronger libertarian streak than it had seven years ago. thank you, sir. >> you got i...