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Vice president joe biden announces the death of his son of brain cancer. he suffered a mild stroke in 2010 and underwent surgery at a texas center to remove a small lesion. he was 46 years old. a key section of the patriot axocet to ex-fire tomorrow. it includes the meta data collection program that allows the cleanse of our phone data. rand paul says such widespread nsa surveillance violates americans' rights to privacy. now back to hannity. welcome back to this special edition of hannity, college commencement addresses are to be

That is we go against labor on trade. we give them something on transportation. >> it's interesting that luke just mention had the harry reid and others are demanding action on the patriot act that expires the end of may. i thought it was june 30th. it's june 1st the patriot act expires. now you have the appeals to the court on meta data collection. the next couple of weeks will be tense on capitol hill. >> without a doubt. you have this trade deal. if they try to move it forward, i'm interested toe see what the pathway is to 60 votes. certainly possible. that would be a divide in the democrat...

In europe, i've just been astonished by the intensity of public feeling. people really are upset about this. when i say people, governments, individual citizens. i would just note that as near as i can tell from with what i've seen today, the proposals that the president is making and that congressman rogers and rupert in the house are making, deal with a collection of meta da data, bull data, about americans phone calls. it doesn't go to the question of spying on foreigners or foreign government officials. that is intelligence collection. it's in a separate channel and the president, if he wa...

Ca cavalier about civil liberties. >> in 2008 he criticized surveillance programs as a violation of civil liberties. his shift is eliciting passionate reactions. saying technologies are reaching too far in american's lives. others saying the president needs to look at things differently now that he is president and not a senator. >> you get wiser when you put your hand on that baseball and the lives of every single american, you're responsible for that. >> what i heard was the president saying if you like your privacy, you can keep it, but meanwhile he is going to keep collecting all your data...

With western allies. i think that is a big part of this audience. europe is a big part of this audience for this speech. some of it also, though, is sort of the civil libertarian wing of the democratic party, you know, candidate obama was very aggressive in what he didn't want to see, an expansion of the security state, surveillance state, things like that. and he doesn't want to be known or seen as the guy that essentially codified the bush national security state. so that's always been a little bit of this, legacy building or legacy rebuilding, if you will. but i think that's, you know, that...