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Soldiers are not in my house >> because your home is outside onto the internet communication with loved ones, the medical information, internet. john: with terrorism they claimed 50 incidents. >> they are wrong they have not substantiated with any real evidence in the best experts senator udall and senator weinstock -- senator white in disagree that this has prevented any terrorism. if it goes to the supreme court then they will stop. if congress does not like the of law that congress wrote that it contains a lot john: why should i care? >> it isn't anybody's business. when a person is innocen...

Courtesy of "the guardian." ask them is this the only tool that was used? in other words, what does that really prove? because if foiling those terror plots just came from the use of phone records or internet communication, then okay, but he's saying it took more than that. >> well, even if there were 100 terror plots thwarted, he's making an "ends justify the means" argument, because clearly the laws are at issue, the patriot act, and fisa do not contemplate any domestic surveillance. the fisa court is a secret court, as you pointed out, last year approved clover to 2,000 and rejected none. i...

Edward snowden continues to leak classified information to the press, while maintaining he isn't a spy for china. meanwhile, snowden's father talks exclusively to fox news. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details. >> reporter: as the president arrived in europe for a summit of world leaders, nsa leaker edward snowden dropped another bombshell. this time he provided documents to the guardian newspaper about a plot by the british equivalent of nsa to spy on phone and computer communications of foreign dignitaries in london in 2009 for a g-20 summit. delegates were tricked in...

Gone public. edward snowden is very media savvy. of course u.s. government has to go after him because he broke the law. politically this is going to be a delicate line. how the administration handles it is going to be a tricky situation. jon: we know that just these developments, essentially the government can look at every keystroke of every internet communication and every search with every american if it wants to. does the president come out and defend our? >> well, i think this is the problem for the president. just last week he was saying that this this does not affect everyday americans...

Back in 2002 and i offered amendments in 2002, 2005, and 2009 on precisely this point on the business records portion of the patriots act because we anticipated exactly what we've now found. i'm very unhappy this is being done but i'm not shocked it's being done. we ought to have a requirement that before the government can get even metadata, that is who you called, when you called, how long you called, not the contents, they ought to have some indication that you have broken the law or that you might have broken the law. there's an articulable suspicion that you're a suspect, not simply to be...