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For 1.3 million ip addresses, people are going to be discouraged from making comments on the internet are looking at different web sites for fear of potential retaliation or the federal government retrieving information about them. i think it does raise some very interesting legal arguments and i'm excited to see what is going to happen. >> jon: very quickly, they are not only looking for the ip addresses, they are looking for content of their emails, photos, anything else they may have posted, is that not overly broad? >> ives perfect respectfully dh the slippery slope argument, the function ...

Warrant that federal prosecutors obtained back in july as part of their investigation into rioting charges here in d.c. but now the company that hosted the website is pushing back against federal authorities that they continue to pursue their investigation and the company is saying, this request is just unreasonable. it's over-broad and would effectively mean that the company would have to provide over 1.3 million ip addresses for anyone who visited the site. something it call as clear abuse of government authority. now, it's not clear whether the justice department lawyers will stand by the b...

Involving his charlottesville response. also, the vice mayor of charlottesville raising eyebrows by simply referring to president trump as 45. he refuses to call him the president. hear why from him. and the trump administration demanding the ip addresses of users who visited anti-trump websites. is this crossing the line, violating one's rights? those details ahead. this is cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said 30 dollars.

>> guy: welcome back. the justice department squaring off with a los angeles tech company over anti-trump protesters. federal judge granted a search warrant for the doj allowing it to gather data on everyone who visited one of the major websites used organize anti-trump protests during his inauguration. the doj wants the data to help track down people from antifa and other far left groups. the company fighting back are saying this warrant is overbroad and unconstitutional resisting in court. i am a layperson, not an attorney. 1.3 million people caught up in this. they want data, ip addresses o...

You have to look at ip addresses. determine where things went. when they went. when they came in. there is going to be a very boring investigation but you need lots and lots of documents. >> so here is what i -- you and i have talked for a while and you had a -- you had a specific experience working with russian counter intelligence and trying to suss out someone trying to recute you and you yourself was a double agent. it just seems unlikely to you, from what you know about how russian intelligence operated, to lay your cards on the table and say, hey, let's work together. what is the new inf...