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Violated the separation of powers principles embodied in the united states constitution. besides the constitutional implication, the cia search may also have violated the fourth amendment, the computer fraud and abuse act, as well as executive order 12333 which proi prohibits the cia from conducting surveillance services. >> one week ago reported that the cia may have spied on the senate intelligence committee because of cia concerns regarding the committee's report on the agency's detention and interrogation program under president george w. bush. today, senator dianne feinstein chair of the ...

2006 and in 2011. now, in order -- the way it works is the, there is an application that is made by the fbi under the statute to the fisa court. we call it the fisk. they ask for and receive permission from the fisk under this to get records that are relevant to a national security investigation. and they must demonstrate to the fisk that it will be operated under the guidelines that are set forth by the attorney general under executive order 12333. this is what covers intelligence gathering in the federal government. it is limited to tangible objects. now, what does that mean? these are like ...

Suspected terrorist activity back in 201? >> that is a good question? depends on whether the lead if it was from the russian fsb went to the joint terrorism task force or fbi field office. the task force are there very well could have been talk in there. for perspective on this okay because it is a major leadership decision when there is a situation like this we still don't know how much information there was on tamerlan that would have -- >> geraldo: the older brother, the dead brother. >> that could have kept him in the database. we have executive order 12333 intelligence oversight which gov...

>> that could have kept him in the database. we have executive order 12333 intelligence oversight which governs collection on u.s. persons. he would have been a u.s. person. >> he wasn't naturalized. >> geraldo: he never got citizenship, tim. >> but still a legal resident alien gets the same protection. the point there is after a certain period of time if it there is little to no evidence of the decision whether to keep him in the database. >> geraldo: here is my thing and this is why i believe, ladies and gentlemen, this are many, many questions unanswered. if the russians feel strongly enoug...

>> that could have kept him in the database. we have executive order 12333 intelligence oversight which governs collection on u.s. persons. he would have been a u.s. person. >> he wasn't naturalized. >> geraldo: he never got citizenship, tim. >> but still a legal resident alien gets the same protection. the point there is after a certain period of time if it there is little to no evidence of the decision whether to keep him in the database. >> geraldo: here is my thing and this is why i believe, ladies and gentlemen, this are many, many questions unanswered. if the russians feel strongly enoug...