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Unnecessary. i'm not sure it will protect anybody. when you talk about the bulk collection of data and ultimately governments have abused the power. where is the evidence of the abuse of this particular data. if there were, i'm sure we would be hearing about it people are talking about this as if they are listening in on the conversations. the fact is this is a collection of data. who called, what number called which number and for how long that the phone companies have been keeping forever. so under the supreme court understanding of what is unreasonable, it is reasonable to search something ...

Not interested in condemning it or you don't think it's important to condemn assuming that's what happened in this case is this. >> i think the wall street journal could write 10,000 editorials like this about anybody any side. so i don't think that this particular thing is the right place to go. but as i say, i think this is going to be a foreign policy election to an important september. and there is a lot to discuss. a lot of real issues. >> gene you write this in the "washington post," once in a great while, house republicans get it right. so let me phrase them for leading a bipartisan eff...

While overseas isis gains ground. here in washington, new questions about how to keep america safe. with just six days before parts of the patriot act are set to expire. >> this is a high threat period and -- we know what is going on overseas. we know what has been fried htre at home. my colleagues do we really want this law to expire? >> reporter: many senate republicans arguing through the night this weekend that specifically the bulk collection of americans' phone data that started secretly after september 11 is still necessary, should continue. but in a move that shocked even his own party...

Get closer. get closer. that's it that's it. >> johnny depp could end up like captain jack sparrow. the actor could face up to ten years in jail for illegally smuggling his two dogs into australia and breaking quarantine laws. pooches are back in the united states. the judge wants to take his case. they could have put the dogs to death. >> outrageous. >> but they could have. judge, you know the law. you got to stick to the law. >> now this first though as june first expiration of laws allowing the bulk collection of american phone records looms the obama administration is looking into other op...

Objections. adding enough stuff which is unnecessary. i'm not sure it will protect anybody. when you talk about the bulk collection of data and ultimately governments have abused the power. where is the evidence of the abuse of this particular data. if there were, i'm sure we would be hearing about it people are talking about this as if they are listening in on the conversations. the fact is this is a collection of data. who called, what number called which number and for how long that the phone companies have been keeping forever. so under the supreme court understanding of what is unreasonab...