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Cohen's location a month before the payments to karen mcdougal and stormy daniels were made, and for 45 days after the raid, which was april of 2015. they also had registers to see who michael cohen was calling and who was calling him for 45 days after the april raid. so they would be able to capture any phone call data, not the contents of the conversations, but who michael cohen was calling and receiving calls from. we've been reporting in the past few weeks that cohen was in touch with donald trump during that period as well as attorneys for his team. so that's information that the u.s. att...

Stuff. the department of better technology, thank you. a judge has issued a ruling on the nsa's metadata collection program. surveillance on your phone call data could be affected. the judge says the nsa it's controversial bulk collection program is legal and justice reporter evan perez joining us now. this is a big deal. >> well, yeah, it's a big ruling. we have two judges of equal rank coming to opposite conclusions. this judge today in new york in a lawsuit filed by the aclu has found that the nsa's program which collects data on nearly every phone call made in america is legal. now, last...

Poll shows three out of four americans believes the massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, national security agency, that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal, even a traitor, he may have performed a public service for exposing these privacy concerns, sparking a national debate which goes on over the government's far-reaching security tactics. joining me now is pulitzer prize winning columnist eugene robinson and simon marks. gentlem...

Massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, the national security agency that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal and a traitor, he may have performed a public service for exposing the privacy concerns sparking a national debate which goes on over the government's far-reaching security tactics. joining me now is pulitzer prize winning columnist eugene robinson. gentlemen, i want to go with eugene here. i don't know whether -- to me, the ...

Snowden left by taxi to a nearby secure location. he can now live and work in russia for up to a year while his application for permanent political -- i guess it's exile is pending. a recent "washington post"/abc poll shows three out of four americans believes the massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, national security agency, that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal, even a traitor, he may have performed a public service for expos...