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Realize it was a big day in our sporting history. >> reporter: eight years to the day of the london terrorist attacks, july 7th holds new meaning for the british people. >> so exciting and you see the country celebrate and take ownership of such a great moment. >> so well. the previous -- when he was playing it was three sets to one. to win that is amazing. >> everyone was standing up and in tears as well. an emotional outpouring. us brits normally do well. it was incredible. >> reporter: watchi...

I wouldnt give that too much credibility. theyve got advanced weapons, the muss lick brotherhood wont. i worry that some in the muslim brotherhood are going to an arey go forth to perform terrorist attacks, and try to stop shipping in the suez could you argue, look, we are democratically elected. a lot of folks -- a lot of folks were but we are duly elected. now we are being forced out. we give elections in democracy, whatever you want to call it. and we are getting shot. >> these guys -- hitler...

I mean, he pops up on these television networks affiliated with government propaganda, ministries like iranian press tv and russia today. so, when i saw that name, i did a double, probably a triple take to wonder if "the guardi guardian/observer" was actually using the source that ive come across so many times. now, keep in mind that wayne madsen is not just a journalist with sort of strange or extreme views. i mean, these are very extreme views. i mean, hes a 9/11 truther. he believes that the ...

Ecuadors foreign minister says the country is analyzing snowdens request. >> there are some governments that act more upon their own interests, but we do not. we act upon our principles and we take care of the human rights of people. >> snowden is essentially a man without a country. the state department annulled his u.s. passport, but that did not stop him from being able to fly from hong kong to moscow. snowden, who admits to leaking information about the nsas surveillance programs that collec...

Doing help protect us from terrorist attacks, but are extremely divided whether or not what the government did is wrong. i think that kind of gets at the heart of why this is a tough story. >> the whole hero thing. quite frankly, and someone compared edward snowden to rosa parks. >> oh, gosh. >> that is crazy. as we sit here tonight, nelson mandela is in critical condition. >> he is a hero. >> exactly. people like john lewis. people who took government abuse and confronted it in their countries....

Warrant collected insad vert tently. first we go to mike huckabee. we talked a little before the show, and your concern, this thing keeps getting bigger and bigger. any surprises? >> this is a surprise that anybody still believes the government anymore. i hate to be that sip cal but were talking bat government that has consistently lied to us, not just about this but a number of things and therefore their credibility is shot. when they say were not collecting, were not able to listen to your pho...

>> let me start by saying i would much rather be here debating this point than trying to explain how we failed to prevent another 9-11. >> those programs by millions of americans and monitor international internet abuse helped plot some 50 terrorist attacks since 9-11 including one that targeted the new york stock exchange. the majority of these appear to be overseas. while they do need a court order to listen in on telephone calls the decision to collect data whom you are calling and when is wi...

Bill: he didnt want to go through with it. >> the directives were make it as painful as possible. i think people understand that was the white houses intention. you cant hide reality with words. martha: the white house says surveillance programs did help stop brazen terrorist attacks, including one on the new york stock exchange. bill: plus a monkey on the loose. [♪]

They cannot and have not by law and by rule unless they, and usually it wouldnt be they, it would be the fbi, go to a court and obtain a warrant. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was pretty direct. that was president obama on charlie rose last night, defending the governments use of sweeping surveillance techniques, the details of which were recently exposed by nsa leaker edward snowden. despite the efforts at damage control, americans remain divided about the usefulness of these programs. a ...

Last night, is he closing the door on the fact that -- is he proving to the american people that everything is on the up and up here? >> its a tough call. on the one hand, you know, it would be -- its logical this program is effective. youre collecting so much data that if it didnt turn out that it resolved or prevented any terrorism attacks, it wouldnt make any sense. on the other hand, if you look -- if you step back and you look at the numbers, you begin to wonder how effective it actually tr...