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gathering data on 10 million americans. you simply say senator under the current state of the law i cannot answer that question in this forum. that's the proper lawful honest answer. >> close the door and i'll let you know. >> roger clemons was indicted and prosecuted for lying about the contents of his urine. this guy lied to the nation about whether or not they are gathering massive amounts much data about everybody. he should be prosecuted. >> pabst blue ribbon -- let's look back at something you did a couple of months ago. you nailed this a while ago. >> the nsa is utterly out of control. either the president doesn't know what they're doing in which case he's not in charge of the executive branch or he's misleading the american public. they lied under oath, this administration when they were asked under oath are you collecting information about american citizens and admiral clapper said no we're not. >> you were on the case and you've been on the case for a
i'm not suggesting we not spy. nobody would say that. you can't spy on 300 million americans to capture a half dozen. you have to limit it to target the individuals you want. the concept of them seizing all of our e-mails and texts and our phone calls will change the way we live. >> sure. i mean, when you think about gathering of evidence after someone has been accused of something, it's being gathered beforehand. also, is this happening at the local level as well? >> unfortunately, it is. the local are imitating feds. local have gone to telecoms saying we want a tower dump. provide us all the information from a given tower. some of the telecoms are saying yes, some no. then they go to a judge to ask. some are saying yes, some no. then then bought their own $400,000 device that they put on the side of the road mimics the cell tower and collects every phone call that goes by. >> the only thing i say about people changing bee mafr when the cameras are on. it's not the case with the
there is no way it's conceivable that it would sign up that number and even if it did, there is no way it's conceivable that the insurers would be able to hand match the information. i think all of this is to assuage democrats to give them something to hang their hats on and pretend everything is okay on the recess, but the beginning of january is going to be a train wreck for them. >> so when he's talking about hand matching, the insurance companies have to go through with pencil and paper and look at okay, this person, did they pay? according to a report out there, apparently maybe 5%, 10% of the people who so far have selected a plan have paid, which means maybe 20 or 30,000 are insured. whereas when the secretary yesterday said it's 360 some odd thousand, that's the number of people who selected. that number has not paid yet. that's the big shopping cart.
information. what's amazing is they're saying 73 days later, don't provide information 'cause it's a road map to hackers. that means the vulnerabilities are still there today. your personal information likely can be hacked on these web sites today based on their refusal to let us see what was, in fact, prelaunch vulnerabilities. >> it's unbelievable security that's a nonpartisan issue. everybody understands it. we've all been affected by it. when you got someone like chairman rogers coming out saying, my cyber security experts say we're very vulnerable, who is going to put their tax information in? today you're taking action. what's happening? >> we're hearing first up from three medical doctors who will tell specific examples of how, under the current law, the affordable care act is interfering with their ability to continue treating their patients. it's the tip of the iceberg because the direct impact that you're going to hear about today is second to the indirect impact which is medical insurance
nonetheless, she tried to put a happy face on everything yesterday. >> i don't think there's any question that the flawed launch of the website put a damper on people's enthusiasm. having said that, we're seeing positive trends. we're seeing a lot of people reengage. >> put a damper on it? there are millions of people who feel devastated right now. that's across the nation. i'm not sure there needs to be a new prescription for her glasses there but the numbers are not revealing what she's saying. nor is the response from the american people. people might not even be covered. if you're some of the 2,000 that have actually signed up for insurance and think you've paid, the insurance company may not even know you're there. according to reports. you have an insurance company that may not have electronically because the system isn't built, the information necessary to receive your payments and truly insure you because that back room, according to charles krauthammer says it's not going
bathroom! >> what's going on? >> there is a jungle cat in the bathroom! >> there was a jungle cat at this house. look at this right here. something very similar happened in real life as in that movie. 16 teen-agers under arrest because they were accused of breaking into a vacant mansion and then throwing a wild party. this happening at the suburbs of los angeles. police say guests ran off with versace suits and even the stuffed leopard worth $250,000. they were tracked down after they took selfies and put on-line. new information on the guy trapped under water for three days. in an interview, he said he saw lights in the water and he saw a diver coming. but then the lights disappeared. so he swam through the pitch dark waters to grab the rescue diver, but he couldn't find him. so he swam back to his air pocket, got another breath and then tried again. he finally found that diver and then tapped him on the back. the diver thought he had found a