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That one of the programs disclosed by edward snowden in 2013 is illegal. the opinion for the unanimous three-judge panel, second circuit u.s. court of appeals, reads as a harsh criticism of government's argument that a massive nsa program to collect in bulk the domestic phone records of millions of americans is lawful under section 215 of the patriot act. the judge wrote "we hold the text of section 215 cannot bear the weight the government asks us to assign to it, it does not authorize the telephone meta data program." section 215 is set to expired next month unless a bill is passed to reauth...

Way. yeah. you don't have to look at me like that. there are worst things than an attractive woman touching your body. i'll go. join the nation that sees you as a priority. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ today for the first time, a high level federal court ruled that one of the programs disclosed by edward snowden in 2013 is illegal. the opinion for the unanimous three-judge panel, second circuit u.s. court of appeals, reads as a harsh criticism of the government's argument that a massive nsa program to collect in bulk the domestic phone records of millions of americans is lawful under s...

On the agenda. we'll see how much of it comes up. today's meeting comes a day after a federal judge ruled the nsa's call tracking program is most likely unconstitutional. judge richard leonov the district of columbia, appointed by president bush, departed from a 1979 supreme court decision that said, "people have no expectation of privacy many the records of their phone calls, not the content, but the actual idea that the call itself was made. this is what judge leon wrote. the almost orwellian technology that enables the government to store and analyze the phone meta data of any telephone use...

Any systemic changes that i had a problem with. but as the speakers pointed -- paul ryan pointed out, i believe the score on this will actually reduce the deficit. and that is a move in the right direction. >> yeah, and i was speaking to some democrats on the senate budget committee today, and they have said that. i think the numbers seem to bear that out from what we understand. it is new numbers. i think the piecemeal votes, people can debate that out. i do want to turn to the nsa surveillance. it's a controversial issue for a lot of people. but also increasingly nonpartisan. as you know, th...

Somewhere kind of happy with the aftermath of his leaking. >> whatever you think of edward snowden, he's started a conversation in the country. the leaks he provided led to -- have led to lots of newspaper articles. they led to a vote in congress in which the majority of the democrats in the house said they wanted to stop this nsa meta data program. snowden has certainly had impact. we'll never know what he's thinking every day. we're seeing this conversation continue to go. a lot of politicians are concerned about civil liberties, bringing this up. i think the president sort of tried to quiet...