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secretary of state -- 20% of our country's uranium goes to vladimir putin. these investigations died. the fourth amendment protections we have, sir, and general plan is surveilled -- okay, incidentally but it's leaked to the press and on three separate occasions, the president in his letter tonight says that comey says he's not under investigation. and he is allowed this to hang out there so that the entire country has been sold a bill of goods and a lie and a false conspiracy from a media that from day one has wanted to delegitimize and destroy this president. it is beyond and contributing...

Certain amount of time, no problem, can they not? >> they usually send a form called a 247 which is a request to detain someone. it's not even an ice warrant, it's a request. some lower courts have said that's not enough to hold someone for 48 hours under the fourth amendment. illegal immigrants are afforded fourth amendment protections. that formed has been deemed as purely voluntary, and courts have suggested that holding someone up for two days on just that type of request it may be unconstitutional. it >> bill: all right, so congress would have to pass a dual law that says that the federal...

Subject to different fourth amendment protections, the fact is while what they're doing may be constitutional, it is lousy public policy and big brother shouldn't be able to get into the domestic emails of people who have absolutely nothing to do with terrorism. this is an outrage and the president should start rolling heads and his intelligence operation and in the n.s.a. jon: but you've heard what the administration has said, that if they're going to find a terrorism needle in a haystack of data, first they need to gather the haystack. >> they don't need to gather the haystack. they need to ...

Illegitimate for them? >> such an important point that goes to what krystal was reporting here. you have this huge ruling today where a federal court is saying that the racial profiling in stop and frisk is unconstitutional in two ways. number one, it violates the fourth amendment protections that we have generally, the right to avoid an unreasonable search. in this case, the searches that we've been seeing in new york are on the street. they're humiliating, in the words of the judge. they're happening all over the place. 500,000 plus last year. majority against minorities. a second reason why...

The aclu submitted a freedom of information request and they received documents and manuals from the irs which basically claim that the irs says that they believe that they have the right to go through e-mails. there was a case, united states versus warshak, which basically threw out e-mail evidence in an irs case and you can't use it. but now the big question, monica, i want to explain it all up front, whether or not they're actually adhering that case and whether it applies to the 6th district court and not other places, right? >> right. it is interesting that the aclu filed this because the...