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Americans. then they could convince every muslim that they're recruiting that the united states is against islam. it isn't true. and we don't want to play that game. so we have to be smart when we fight against this. time is on our side. big time is on our side. let's don't get panicked into doing something that makes it worse. >> general clark, thank you so much for joining us today with your insight. really appreciate it. all the best. >> thank you. now to another deadline. the patriot act set to expire tomorrow at midnight. senators will be meeting in a special session to decide whether t...

Section 215, which has allowed the bulk collection of data by the nsa. they keep saying they are collecting metadata. they don't have anything private about you. is that the case? is that what metadata really is? >> no, it's to gain intelligence and understand what's happening out there so they can hopefully prevent attacks or see what other kouncountries are doing. when you collect a large amount of data around united states citizens, that becomes problematic because you're giving the government data on what everybody is doing on a day-to-day basis. that's scary because you have a large amoun...

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Back on "the ed show." in typical fashion, congress is waiting until the last minute to do their job. the patriot act is expected to expire on monday. the senate is planning to work a rare sunday session in an effort to pass the bill. senate leadership aides told nbc news congress likely won't be able to get anything done before the program expires. even if the senate comes to an agreement, the house isn't expected to consider the bill until monday afternoon. last week the house passed a version that takes the bulk collection of data away from the government and leaves it to telecomm companies...

Transparency congressional oversight ending the bulk collection and having a substitute for it. >> we'll see everybody back in d.c. on sunday working. nice to stick around. we have a lot more to discussion and we have breaking news now regarding the investigation into former house speaker dennis hastert, the tribune company reporting citing two law enforcement forces saying dennis hastert has paying an individual from his past to conceal sexual misconduct. nbc news has not independently confirmed this report. hastert was indicted on charges involving trying to skirt banking rules to paying an ...