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>> well we have to respond. very quickly, we have to counter with the truth. because the truth is this is going to be a losing organization. but right now, because isis isn't losing they're perceived as winning. as long as they're perceived as winning, they'll inspire this type of capability. bureaucratic government doesn't move rapidly. elected officials certainly have experience and campaigns with rapid response in a campaign. we've got the technology. we invented the internet the social networks. we've got the messaging capability. we need to start utilizing it. from my standpoint just an o...

Power. >> the federal appeals court says the nsa bulk collection of phone records is excessive and illegal. the court has serious concerns about the fine line between national security and privacy. now the court is asking congress to step in to better define the program's boundaries. here's what attorney general loretta lynch had to say earlier this morning. >> we are reviewing this decision. given the time issues involving the expiration of it we are also and have been working with this body and others to look for ways to reauthorize section 215 in a way that does preserve this efficacy and p...

Usa freedom act to change these programs get away from bulk surveillance, have the phone companies store this kind of data. some would like to see that law expire in june and basically allow this program to shut down and move on. it's really unclear who has the advantage in that debate. >> interesting to follow the trail with that bulk collection as it's called. that program is the one edward snow den exposed. we thank you for that perspective. >> thank you. the nooifrknives are out in the scandal known as deflategate. don calls the report a terrible disappointment. he calls for the release ...

The court said it wouldn't order an immediate halt to the program, instead asking congress to step in and better define its program's boundaries. and here's what attorney general loretta lynch had to say about the program earlier today -- >> section 215 has been a vital tool in our national security arsenal. but the department has, as you note, been operating under the new directives by the president with a view toward modifying the program to keep its efficacy but preserve privacy interests. >> msnbc's chief legal correspondent and co-host of "the cycle" joins me in our studio. and let's talk...

Receptive group of people here for whatever reason want to be jihadists, and you have isis over seas calling the shots and encouraging them? >> i think we're never fully protected but i think we need to do everything we can to stop threats from us. this is one of the things that gets confused with my position. i don't want bulk collection of all of our data and i don't want the government looking at everything but i'm more than willing to have the government selectively look at the data using the constitution using probable cause. the one gentleman that had already been implicated in this same...