like the church shooting and got the guy's cell phone and can't break into it because they don't have the warrant. they don't have his password and it's frustrating because you could get answers. >> but the government does have that. the. in sa has it for national security and intelligence purposes. steve: right. >> we trust the nsa with it i might not trust them but the public does. steve: judge, real quick. are you surprised that this administration, the department of justice is just like the obama administration? >> there is another one for you, brian. this is the same position that loretta lynch and eric holder. why is jeff sessions. why is he justifiable department taking a position that is so dismissive personal liberty when the president of the united states before he was exand against this see himself victimized. brian: i rest my case. finality to that statement. steve: i guess the moral of the story is if you are going to rob some place don't take your cell phone. >> that's one of the morals. ainsley: or don't rob anything. >> the constitution should mean what it says.