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About a committee saying terror messaging is increasingly invisible because of this end to end encryption. he wants companies to make data available to federal authorities. do you think that's a good idea? can that work? >> what director comey is saying for many years one of the successful ways of disrupting plots has been able to identify them in advance. and they have done that the fbi and law enforcement by intercepting communications lawfully with a judicial warrant, people they believe are plotting these types of attacks. now with certain encryption the fbi lost the ability to track these...

In committing acts of violence and moving them to an end to end encrypted messaging app. our job is to look at a haystack the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us because of end to end encryption. >> now, that's isis. the other group, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. they've got a new leader. there was a drone strike last month that killed the leader in yemen. they very quickly had a replacement. and that replacement pointing his finger, putting his sites on america encouraging followers to at at attack america. it is aqap that i'm told consistently that has...

About this. you had lawmakers coming out saying this is the toughest threat environment since 9/11 there have been hacking of federal agencies where 30 million plus people's information has been released based not just on the news yesterday but the last several weeks it is easy to understand are we being attacked? the explanations we get after the stories and as soon as they go away is too much time, too much money and we will not be able to get up to speed to protect ourselves. how do we invest the right way so next we're more secure? >> i think the idea we need to pursue is we need to look a...

For needles increasingly invisible because of end to end encryption. >> a person send a message. such as i want to fight for isis over the web. encryption software scrambles the message. only a recipient using the correct key can unscramble it to see its original meaning. the solution argues the fbi and many lawmakers is to allow law enforcement access to encrypted messages with a search warrant. tech companies however are resisting. concerned they'll lose business from privacy conscious customers. silicon valley estimates it lost tens of billions of dollars to overseas competitors following r...

You can pay for a lot of things with your mobile phone right now your smart phone, and those type of things are more security because there's end to end encryption. so as we move into the world of mobile payments we may see the mag card strips start to recede and more security come in. we always have to be, i guess, vigilant. >> no individuals lost money because they stole from funds held by banks that back up the prepaid credit cards that in the end that may get passed on to consumers. thanks for being with us, good to see you. >> thanks, greg. >> greg: britain's prince harry taking part in a...