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Forward on these serious terrorism charges. >> thank you very much for being with me. now to dramatic developments from israel. benjamin netanyahu visited the wall in jerusalem after capturing a fourth term as prime minister. the latest joined by middle east correspondent hanley gamble. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. essentially what we saw is a last minute victory for the prime minister three or four days ago looked unlikely he would be able to pull it off. frankly, he did this appealing to the base. he did this by security versus economy. these are the issues the race was b...

And that is why i believe that we shouldn't be basing our response on deploying technology and then saying oh, my gosh, there's a new device out there that our existing technologies can't identify. >> it's not particularly difficult to disguise a bomb. to disguise it so it can go through all the tricks, potentially even, for example, take a laptop. you need to be able to switch it on and for it to work. so you've got to really start changing the inside of it so that even though it goes through a scanner, it looks like a laptop, it works like a laptop, but actually it's a bomb. >> reporter: ale...

Entire program. so he wants to keep it intact, not how. second, this morning, narrating what the paper called obama's path from critic to overseer of spying. but when it comes to the larger question of security versus privacy, there's no doubt that the president and the white house have evolved. as yahoo! news' olivier reports, january 17th, 1961, president dwight eisenhower, five-star general, shocked americans with this dire warning in his farewell address as president. >> in the counsels of government, we must guard against the activation of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought...

They're gone for good. second issue up, security versus privacy. with president obama preparing to set a new course for the nsa after the holiday break. he faces big decisions about how much we're willing to compromise in order to boost intelligence operations and keep our nation safe. joining me now, victoria soto, professor at the university of texas at austin. joe madison, host of "the joe madison show" on sirius xm radio. you know we're going to talk about "duck dynasty." how can we not? i briefly want to talk about the nsa, vicky. the president basically took the advisory committee's reco...

Have caught the terrorists or potential terrorists with normal powers as opposed to these. so it's not even as simple as saying we have to balance security versus civil liberties. the fact is these weren't necessary for security. >>ly za. >> i really like the way this report begins. it reminds us there are two kind of security at stake here. there is national security t. need to be secure from outside attack. then there is the security guaranteed by the 4th amendment. the right of the people to be secure in their homes, their papers, their effects against unreasonable government seizures. what...