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They were looking at raw data from espionage files -- here they were accessing raw intelligence data that was protected by the privacy act.th and then they are working withcc congress on this. here you have the elements of the scandal and where this investigation needs to go. not only criminal investigation but getting back to this so-called congressional investigation. whether by intelligenceti committee or select committee, thats what they need to look at.al who the obama administration was wo...

Chance to look at the raw data. thats something that is unusual, they described, but also painstaking. it requires some of the seven professional staff from the committee, people who are subject matter experts, not political appointees. they are professionals on the staff going presumably to the intelligence outlets, whether it be the cia or the fbi and looking at some of the materials but not using a computer that is running sort of a group database in the senate. that tells you this is slow wo...

The nsa is not a country. to whom they report i want everything have you on x. arent they required to give it to them? >> yes. but, again, he will never know if they do. because they dont necessarily have to do that internally. you see, you had nunes and others saying that they never really got to see the raw data. so its a question of whether or not they pull out the raw data and give him that data or anything, reports generated off that. they dont have to. and they have been lying to them for ...

This is my last question, and its an obvious one. the nsa is not a country. to whom they report i want everything have you on x. arent they required to give its to him? > yes. but, again, he will never know if they do. because they dont necessarily have to do that internally. you see, you had nunes and others saying thatee they never really got to see the raw data. so its a question of whether or not they pull out the raw data and give him that data or anything, reports generated off that. they...

These skits and looking at raw data that had names of persons associated to trump or president trump himself? i think thats something that theyre going to be asking. >> sean: i had the former chair of the intelligence committee on my radio show today. he wrote a column on the "wall street journal", could americans trust their intelligence community. i would argue 99.9% we can. ive got a lot of faith and a lot of -- um, i just believe these are people serving their country, but you only need one ...

They could have obtained the information sources tell and you say translated the raw data in to transcripts shared it with someone in the west wing. >> reporter: then when sean spicer was asked about the house and senate intelligence committee that they have not seen it. he spent ten minutes reading media reports including the comments made by judge napolitano and during the press briefing with angela merkel he was asked. >> that was made by a talented lawyer on fox and you should talk to fox. n...

They could have obtained the information sources tell and you say translated the raw data in to transcripts shared it with someone in the west wing. >> reporter: then when sean spicer was asked about the house and senate intelligence committee that they have not seen it. he spent ten minutes reading media reports including the comments made by judge napolitano and during the press briefing with angela merkel he was asked. >> that was made by a talented lawyer on fox and you should talk to fox. n...

They allowed to share raw general intelligence communications including those involved in phone calls an e-mails frankly it allows too many people access to the raw data. the u.s. officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity and was not granted to speak on the authority. numerous out lets including "the new york times" reported into mr. trumps advisors, bbc and a multi-agassi working group. on february 14th "the new york times" again refers to phone records and intercepted calls quote them ...

Including names of those involved and phones conversations and e-mails. the expansion of the order makes it difficult to narrow in on the leaks and too difficult to access of the raw data said a u.s. official that spoke on anonymity and not granted to speak on the authority. numerous outlets including "new york times" have reported on the fbi investigation into mr. trumps advisors, bbc and revealed the existence of a multi-agency working group to co court nate investigations. on february 14th, "...

365 access to all the computer servers and telecom service computer in the united states. >> martha: metadata. >> correct. they can download into digital form the conversations and the text. they dont have time to read all of that. but they have access to it. guess what foreign entity has access to the nsa database? this british spying entity, gch gchq. they could have obtained this information, sources tell us, translated the raw data into actual transcripts, and shared it with someone and that...