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Double-check everything we're doing, can we do anything bigger or better? having said that, any politician talking about reforming the metadata program in response to france is not making -- there's no allegation that these plans were made between u.s. telephone users. that's simply not part of the conversation right now. so the notion that you'd want to change that doesn't connect to what happened in france. it may connect to something forward -- >> if you were trying to prevent some future horrific attack here stateside, that's probably what he's referring to. >> right. >> but has that alrea...

The last thing they would be doing is taking programs like this to listen to somebody's phone calls. >> that was president obama just about six months ago defending a surveillance program that collects millions of phone and internet records for the national security agency or nsa. while debate rages over the surveillance today we heard a warning from a federal judge that could cause headaches for the president and his security teams. charles krauthammer is a fox news contributor and author of "things that matter," number one on the new york times bestseller week and has been for five weeks. th...

The last thing they would be doing is taking programs like this to listen to somebody's phone calls. >> that was president obama just about six months ago defending a surveillance program that collects millions of phone and internet records for the national security agency or nsa. while debate rages over the surveillance today we heard a warning from a federal judge that could cause headaches for the president and his security teams. charles krauthammer is a fox news contributor and author of "things that matter," number one on the new york times bestseller week and has been for five weeks. th...

Who is sitting there who said no to a 9-11 terrorist. you give up. >> gregg: yeah. you wrote a column about this. it's called "privacy matters." people should read it. it's a terrific column. you write about correctly the expectation of privacy under the famous katz versus u.s. case. that was about the content of conversations and people eavesdropping on that. this, however, is on its face, it's data collection, meta data, and under smith versus maryland, 1979, the court said there is no 4th amendment privacy right for phone records held by a third party. in fact, let me quote. we'll put it up...