loretta lynch, the attorney general, just said last week her greatest fear is not another terror attack but rather anti-muslim backlash. of course we should all respect each other, but at the same time we can't let political correctness hamstring our fight in the war against radical islamic terror. >> i want to talk about nsa surveillance because a change to the nsa surveillance program took effect just last week, which means the agency cannot automatically access as much information on americans' dmesing phone calls as before. and of course we remember the debate two years ago as this was revealed in part through the revelations of edward snowden. you're now working to overturn those changes. in your view would keeping that program going have made a difference in san bernardino? >> jim, it's unclear. but i also don't think that's the right question to ask. there's no intelligence program that's a silver bullet. they all work in harmony together. the nsa's telephone metadata program and human intelligence and satellite intelligence and so forth. kind of like a football team. you can't win with just a good