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Of james risen of "the new york times" possibly facing a jail sentence and eric holder and the administration trying to figure out what is too much in terms of disclosure of information and whether or not someone is a whistle-blower or deserving to be in jail. >> right. i actually did recently create an encrypted account and i put it up on my twitter handle so if anybody needs it, it's there. they can reach out that way. i don't do enough of that kind of reporting for me to need that on a daily basis. a lot of the leaks that i get aren't actually leaks. the people are claiming that they're lea...

If you actually listen to many of the journalists who are very high ranking in this particular space, the folks who have really done a good job of bringing this kind of information forward, they will tell you we're more than a little bit spooked. that's not moving in the direction that it should be. in fact, frankly, i think a lot of what you heard from snowden not really coming down on either side of a lot of complicated issues there really supports their view. you can understand why they're spooked. the very a members of congress who say why didn't he come to us instead of "the guardian" als...

Tracks from the body to the brain that convey pain, those very specific sets of nerves, aren't laid down until much later in the pregnancy than the 20-week ban. so the 20-week number and the actual time that a fetus could really perceive pain are months apart. >> and katie's great piece you're quoted as saying, when you're sitting in your office with a woman who is 22 weeks into a pregnancy with a severe fetal anomaly, she's depressed, she's stressed, and now she's worried is my baby going to feel pain. these are created concerns. they are not based in science, they are based in politics. i th...

Go unturned. >> oh, no, by the political class on my side for sure. but look, you set yourself up for that when you try to color it differently. people pull it back eventually and they see it for what it is. he's going to have to account for that. his donors, or anyone else, what this company is about. all of that follows him into the senate which then again muddies the opportunity to be not just red, blue -- >> quick word in favor of cory booker. cory booker is a really smart guy. i've heard him talk. i've talked to him about some economic issues. he really gets it. i'm not taking anything aw...

Let's see what happens with it. >> although, you know, the interesting thing is, ryan, cory booker probably wanted to be governor of new jersey, right? he is going to be a senator instead. and as governor, that's kind of where you have to -- that's where the rubber meets the road. that's where you have to make the tough decisions in terms of fiscal priorities and the like. in the senate you almost get attacked to not make a difference because so little actually gets done. >> he keeps getting to be a twitter celebrity and national celebrity. i think he needs to be careful on a national level. h...