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A Fulton County judge on Tuesday rejected a request to revoke the bond of Harrison Floyd, one of the co-defendants in former President Donald Trump's Georgia election interference case, after District Attorney Fani Willis personally argued for him to be jailed immediately. Judge Scott McAfee found that Floyd violated the conditions of his bond "in several instances" after he posted multiple tweets tagging witnesses in the case -- but the judged ruled that "not every violation compels revocation.

Collect all the phone records of every person living in the 312 area code. that's just unacceptable. the government shouldn't hold that information. the president has challenged congress and the attorney general to come up with an alternative to keep us safe but to not create an opportunity for the government to overreach. >> accountability time for president obama. tough year in 2013 at the state of the union last year, what were the big issues? it was gun control, immigration, raising the minimum wage. didn't get any of those. what's different in this year? well, i hope that what we saw with...

How much authority these intelligence agencies should have. do you think these programs that allow the government to collect the mulling metadata, should they be here to stay? >> we have to change these programs. the president challenged us to do it. i have spoken on the floor of the senate for years about this program. but only in the most circumspect way. i couldn't be specific or tell the details we now know. but the fact is we have to change them. if we have a suspicion of a person in area code 312 in chicago connected with terrorism, we don't need to collect all the phone records of every...

Catch a break there either. for the last few days, we have told you about dumped tombstones, mismarked graves, maps that mislead people looking for their fallen loved ones. the problem is worse than we thought, too. a senate panel claims as many as 6600 graves at arlington may be marked wrong. not marked at all or mislabeled on the cemetery maps. earlier the army thought that that number was more like 200. so how could this happen? accountability time. senators grilled arlington's retired superintendent john metsler and his former number two guy higgenbottom. >> mr. metsler, if your staff is r...