What do you make of that? well, and the president just said something i found interesting. he said the person people aren t reading stories that say that there is in-depth spying going on. actually, we. it s not coming as disclosure of the government but from a leak of the 29-year-old contractor leaking this out as result of what he believed was his disgust. i m not defending everything snowden did. if it weren t for snowden, most miles per hours would haven t any clue the extent to which they as american citizens, guilty of nothing, had phone calls e-mails confiscated by the federal government of the united states. i believe in an unconstitutional manner. doug: that raises another interesting question about the fisa court. it s not adversarial body. it s i suppose swa akin to grand jury, where that old expression you can indict a ham sandwich exists. do there need to be changes
Agreements, had to do with dealing with constituencys. had to deal with dealing with problems in in particular states problems that other parts of the country do not have. sean: done you have a problem with the process when the person people aren t given the opportunity to read the bill? only after the bill passed the infamous comment now nancy pelosi, we gotta pass the bill to find out what s in the bill. something is so dramatic and i am a student of history and there were people after the civil rights act and the voting rights act, they ran on their votes. they didn t run for cover during the next election cycle on those votes. those votes were even more controversial in many respects than this one was. those votes divided the country. you talk about negotiations, lyndon johnson was the master. if you read master of the senate you can appreciate the magnitude of the mastery of negotiation.
Agreements, had to do with dealing with constituencys. had to deal with dealing with problems in in particular states problems that other parts of the country do not have. sean: done you have a problem with the process when the person people aren t given the opportunity to read the bill? only after the bill passed the infamous comment now nancy pelosi, we gotta pass the bill to find out what s in the bill. something is so dramatic and i am a student of history and there were people after the civil rights act and the voting rights act, they ran on their votes. they didn t run for cover during the next election cycle on those votes. those votes were even more controversial in many respects than this one was. those votes divided the country. you talk about negotiations, lyndon johnson was the master. if you read master of the senate you can appreciate the magnitude of the mastery of negotiation.