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Purchased a specific brand, make and model computer at a specific period of time in 1996 from a store in alexandria. no further information. through national security letters, i identified ana's line of credit. and from that, we knew that ana had made a purchase at comp usa back in october of 1996. in april 2001, we served a national security letter at comp usa and asked them, could we identify a specific purchase made here in october of 1996? and they said we keep records that far back behind the store and we only keep them for about five years. this was april 2001. the records were almost de...

♪ >> tucker: 's we were just talking about what it would be like -- what will it be like -- to be more precise, to live in a country where no elected offici, elected officials at the heart of our to constitutional democracy -- can carry out policy, the will of voters, without being undermined by people who were not elected. that is the new precedent that has just been sent. to find out, we want to talk to someone who has been at the very heart of the executive branch, longtime press secretary for george w. bush and the most famous person on fox. and on the five every day, but has actual expe...

Remember, and all the stuff is about environmental things. arsenic in the water, for example, cold fire power plants. in april 2001, president bush decides to pull the united states out of the kyoto protocol. it was basically all of professional washington and even many people in the president's candidate thought this was a bad idea. >> tucker: i remember. >> but the president made the decision, the vice president back to him on it, and i don't think anyone looking back would say that that was a bad decision given that america has actually been able to cut its emissions below those levels anyw...

About environmental things. arsenic in the water, for example, coal-fired power plants. in april 2001, president bush decides to pull the united states out of the kyoto protocol. it was basically all of professional washington and even many people in the president's cabinet thought this was a bad idea. >> tucker: i remember. >> but the president made the decision, the vice president backed him on it, and i don't think anyone looking back would say that that was a bad decisiok given that america has actually been able to cut its emissions below those levels anyway based on our free market. so i...

♪ >> tucker: 's we were ju >> tucker: so we were just talking about what it would be like -- what will it be like, to be more precise -- to live in aa country where no elected official, elected officials at the heart of our constitutional democracy -- can carry out policy, the will of voters, without being undermined by people who were not elected. that is the new precedent that has just been set. to find out, we want to talk to someone who has been at the very heart of the executive branch, longtime press secretary for george w. bush and the most famous person on fox. b dana on "the five" e...