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His dad turned him in. we couldn't keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think they're going to go through billions of bits of information every day? >> what's your answer to that? >> john, here's the glorious thing. we're not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. they're being used when there's a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think we've got information that leads us to check phone records. it's not the case that we're constantly data mining and going th...

We couldn't keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think they're going to go through billions of bits of information every day? >> what's your answer to that? >> john, here's the glorious thing. we're not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. they're being used when there's a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think we've got information that leads us to check phone records. it's not the case that we're constantly data mining and going through billions of recor...

About this idaho case. >> this one does have me a bit more worried. and this is why. this does not seem to be the normal home-grown terrorist case like we've seen in other cases. as i understand it, this person came here under the aus pies es of being a christian, seeking asylum from his country. so there was an intent to deceive the federal government to come to the united states from the get-go. assuming that that's all true, he was more than likely radicalized before he came here. certainly he wasn't a home-grown self-taught islamic once he arrived in the united states. that was already in ...

So what do we he get out of their coming here anyway? and then after not listening and not putting two and two together when you are criticized you say it's not your fault like your pal eric holder. he says it was the magistrate who decided to mirandaize dhokhar at the bedside. >> the magistrate -- we did not give anybody. >> judge jeanine: really? this is the most important terrorist case we have got. who filed the charges? who assigned the assistant u.s. attorney to handle this? who told the assistant attorney to go to the hospital? who arranged for security at the hospital? is it just me or...

It? >> very powerful. the police did a fabulous job, we should all applaud their efforts. they did a magnificent job, putting all the pieces together. but now they are going to want to question him... it's been reported that the government is not going to give him his miranda right -- that he has a right to an attorney, that he can remain silent. they are not going to give him his lightsr rights, they -- going to question him under an exemption for public safety to see who else may be involved or contributed to have giving him equipment, preparing the bombs. that's going to be the biggest figh...