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Of our law makers. >> elizabeth, thank you. >> and turning now to the nsa and new reaction to the controversial secret surveillance programs. law makers on both sides of the aisle voicing concerns to the audit that revealed privacy rules were repeatedly violated and many of those violations never reported to congress and something that former governor mike huckabee said has to change. >> there has to be an unfettered way in which our elected officials are not trampling over all of the constituti...

Kid, and. >> absolutely. all these leaders. >> if. >> its in every group. >> nonsense and horrible. >> it would be good for her to address those types of issues as well. she could lead on that. she would have a great role if she could. next on the rundown, as violence continue to spread in egypt. some say president obamas failed foreign policy is to blame. we have a debate. later, the new report shows the nsa broke privacy rules and intercepted the calls of thousands of innocent americans. we ha...

New this morning, a top official is pushing back against a report the nsa frequently violated privacy rules after the "washington post" published documents released by edward snowden saying the nsa overstepped its legal authority thousands of times each year since congress granted it broad new powers in 2008. the number was extremely low compared with overall activities. they are vowing more oversight. joining me now is ed okeefe and wanda summers. public affairs and media affairs releasing this...

Back from a bruising experience in iraq. he was known as a quiet sphinx-like student. the general was trained by the americans, given a chance to study at a preeminent war college and wrote the following, quote: >> that was a quote from the 11-pae paper that he produced while he was at the u.s. army war college back in 2006. none of his professors at the time thought he would be the next strongman of egypt, jon. jon: wow. jennifer griffin at the pentagon, jennifer, thank you. alisyn: meanwhile, ...

Mosquitoes. >> according to a brand new report, the nsa broke privacy rules, a lot of them, and overstepped its legal authority thousands of times each year, more than 2,700. most of those violations involve spying on americans. joining us from washington is elizabeth. >> "the washington post" is publishing that internal audit, which they did receive from edward snowden back in june. to give you an example of some of the findings fishs and foremost there for -- first and foremost, theres been a ...

The national security agency and the president has rejected charges that secret surveillance programs sometimes violate our privacy in the united states but there may be something to those accusations. the washington reporting the result of an internal nsa investigation that found nearly 3,000 cases of broken rule, privacy rules in one year. >> a general impression has taken hold not only among the american public but also around the world that somewhat were out there -- >> that was president ob...

Lead to terrorism. the tone thats coming out of the egyptian government is that this is an internal egyptian matter, that egypt has complete sovereignty over its domestic issues, it knows its country better than anyone else and it will push ahead with what it needs to do regardless of what any country tells it, especially if its the united states, which traditionally and historically had tremendous amount of leverage over the previous regime of president hosni mubarak. >> well, in that way you h...

Tonight new revelations that the nsa the biggest spy agency in the united states has been routinely breaking privacy rules. an internal audit and other top secret documents obtained by "the washington post" found the spy agency racked up thousands of violations hast ye s last ye. the audit dated may of 2012 counted 2,776 incidents in the proceeding 12 mon months of unauthorized collection or access to legally protected communications, read, they took stuff that you were doing and people you were...

>> ouch. obama a snake. it appears hollywood had it right on something. there is breaking news moments ago from the "washington post," they said "the national security agency has broken privacy rules or overstepped legal authority thousands of times each year since congress granted the agency broad new powers in 2008. according to an internal audit and other top secret documents, most infractions involve unauthorized surveillance of you the american people or targets in the u.s., both restricted...

♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. the white house is staying mum on new reports that the nsa has broken privacy rules or overstepped its legal authority thousands and thousands of times since 2008 result ing the unauthorized surveillance of u.s. citizens. wendell goler is live in marthas vineyard where the president is on vacation. wendell. >> reporter: greg, so far, the white house is referring questions to the national security agency which says it sometimes makes mistakes...