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Late june. and it will be controlled by the republicans. and so any law that comes out of that and compromise will have a republican touch on it. and i expect that congress might hold that decision and say it is release man dates three months for states to set up their exchanges tlchl is no getting around it. it will be messy and the political debate will pick up with finger pointing. >> the supreme court picking it up in early march and hopefully things will get more simple rather than complicated. tim, thank you so much. >> well, a manhunt under way for a terrorism suspect. there is a 5 mill...

Turns out to be of more value later on when they're able to make some connections. >> republican kelly ayotte said in a statement she wants a full readout of the process and at what point ahmed khattala was read his rights and chose to remain silent. this is approved by the courts, holding a terrorism suspect at sea. but critics say that it's not a policy but essentially a work-around, simply to avoid those guantanamo campses, arthel. >> kathryn, thanks for that report. >> you're welcome. well, lois lerner's attorneys are firing back, saying the former irs official did, quote, everything she...

President obama's approach to national security. the doj says he does intend to use now information from one of its nsa controversial surveillance programs against a terrorism suspect. our legal panel is here to weigh in.

Captured, and brought to just e justice. at the same time, there's a question about how much we're spending, the surveillance state we've established. some people would say the shredding of certain parts of u.s. constitution in the name of keeping us safe. the conversation around that is a very, very quiet one and tends to be in a smaller part of the room than it should be. >> it is. right now what we have are conversations based on fear instead of actually based on fact, on rationale, on what actually happens. as a result of that, we have burgeoning financial costs, surveillance costs, costs ...

Stuff just gets released. and they don't hold onto it. >> that is my understanding of the system. they have what they call strong selectors, which are essentially key words which would be identifiers that suggest that someone knows about one of their foreign targets. maybe it is some private phone number used by vladimir putin or some address of a terrorism suspect in pakistan or something like that, that you would presumably only know if you were connected to that person in some way. and they have a large number, i don't know how many of these indicators. so they make a copy of all the cross-...