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Questions. he not himself, what i call the mccarthy moment. the fame moment where judge welch said to mccarthy, have you no shame. he got that moment a couple of times today. one in terms of defense of himself and the fbi and safe guards inside the fbi. and the second moment where he basically called this out and talked about the bigger picture here, which was the person who loves this is vladimir putin. the engineer of all this chaos is vladimir putin. wheres he connected to? was he connected t...

Likened the situation, when they got it wrong in iraq with the wmds. >> we did get it wrong. and i am familiar with that since my fingerprints were on the infamous weapons of mass destruction. believe me, the intelligence community is learning organization and we profited from that bad experience and built in all kinds of safe guards and checks and balances to ensure that sort of thing doesnt happen again. yes, you can point to something we did 15 years ago but that isnt relevant. >> the way thi...

Counting the votes. weve got to protect ourselves. weve got to finish this investigation. take it wherever it leads. if it leads to impeachment, so be it. we also need to put in place safe guards, laws and spents for people that are involved in these activities, whether its russia or anybody else. >> its one thing to attempt to do that if the russians did attempt to do that. do you have any evidence that actually succeeded in changing votes? >> the states say it didnt happen. i dont know if they...

Ill be knocking on doors. >> and ill be knocking on doors for people. but it is very important, because moving forward if tom perez go to laelizabeth warren point, if they want to have progresses in this party, this cannot happen again. and if they do this again, and they did happen, people will leave the party. the party will collapse. and ill tell you right now donald trump will be re-elected. >> there are no shenanigans. clirk raised a lot of money for the party thank goodness because we need...

Of mass destruction, national intelligence assessment done in october of 2002. i remember it because my finger prints were on it. it was 15 years ago. the intelligence community has done a lot of things to make sure that never happens again. yes, its true, that was a big mistake. we have learned from it. the intelligence community has, i should say, injected a lot of safe guards to prevent that from happening again. because of that experience and my having lived through it that is why my confide...

To be part of the replaced plan. there is potential of focusing on preexisting conditions and putting in safe guards for those people so they are not paying or forced to pay or perhaps something they cannot afford to have in terms of the coverage that they may need. would you support a bill if they add more money if they add in this different buckets? >> well have to see what they send back to us. the senate is working on it. i understand as you said theyre trying to get a vote before they leave...

So much. lets get more on all of this with ted yoho of florida, member of the foreign affairs committee. i do want to talk health care with you in a moment. but first, carter page. were now seeing this letter than he sent to the senate intel committee. and it is incredibly hostile. what do you make of this? >> you know, that just came out and you saw the senate intelligence committee. they are going to go ahead and investigate it. let it takity course. lets see what comes out of that. follow tha...

>> twenty people. what procedures or safeguards to put in place those 20 people are not unmasking wrongly? >> theres specific training and controls in place in our ability to disseminate information from the database for a person associated. >> lets run through the ceptions quickly. if the nsa collects a communication where a target under surveillance is talking to a u.s. person how will the nsa determine whether the disseminating the information is necessary to understanding the foreign intelli...

Preserve the privacy of u.s. citizens. theyre intentionally designed to ensure the information is collected and used only for legitimate national security and criminal investigative purpose. there are statutory safeguards. there are warrants based on probable cause. theres a fisa court involved. there are audits on the back end and we think so highly of this material it is a felony punishable by up to ten years in federal prison to unlawfully disseminate it. all of this was done to make sure thi...

Either get a reference to a u.s. person or suddenly a u.s. person appears as part of the conversation thats what we call incidental collection. >> what do you do when something like that happens when theres a u.s. person part of an incidental collection. what safeguards are put in place? >> it depends on the legal authority were using to execute the collect in the first place but in broad terms it varies by the specific authority to get the collection. we step back and ask ourselves first are we...