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Because the objections of this paraknn paraknowed some of them in my view, and people on the left and right were expressing them. >> let's make the point there, the president continues metadata collection, he continues the national security letters, he continues the government's ability to try to penetrate private companies, their software and their hardware, their encryption, to get information. bob, i want to ask you the same question that i asked our two guests in our prior segment, doesn't the president, in effect, maintain the basic surveillance structure that was created after 9/11 by ge...

>> that's hillary clinton's cul paw built that the state ignored this. it is different from what the white house got about what happened on the day. >> what i don't understand, juan, is how her department which she was head of can be responsible for multiple failures in this thing, and she is blameless. >> do you think she is on 9 -- on the line for security? >> is she ultimately responsible for what happens under her leadership? >> certainly. you have an am bass -- ambassador on the ground -- >> do you think she is blameless? >> i don't think she is blame lest, but who has a bigger cul paw bu...

This week there was alarming new testimony about the security of the obamacare website. cyber experts told congress the site is vulnerable and personal information of obamacare consumers may be at risk. one of those experts is david kennedy, founder of security firm trusted sack. before that he worked for the nsa and the marines. mr. kennedy, you testified before congress in november and you said that the website was very vulnerable to potential hackers, now after a supposedly new and improved, you testified again this week before congress, and you said the situation is even worse. explain. >>...

Knowed some of them and were loud. and some people on the left and right were expressing them. >> let's make the point there, the president continues metadata collection, he continues the national security letters, he continues the government's ability to try to penetrate private companies, their software and their hardware, their encryption, to get information. bob, i want to ask you the same question that i asked our two guests in our prior segment, doesn't the president, in effect, maintain the basic surveillance structure that was created after 9/11 by george w. bush? >> he does. there rea...

Didn't do. general michael hayden is former head of the nsa and the cia charged to gather intelligence to keep the country safe. general patrick leahy is chair of the senate judiciary committee and introduced legislation to cutback even more on government surveillance. gentlemen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning. >> let's start with the big picture, general hayden, what do you think of the president's reforms that he announced friday, does he compromise this nation's security? >> chris, there's an awful lot to like about the speech. that first third is the most robust defense...