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Corker-hoven amendment will give people the confidence that we have a secure border. >> senator, as it turns out, you were ahead of your time on this. let's play a clip from an ad that you ran back in 2010 where you talked about that dang fence. let's play a clip of that and talk about it. >> have we got the right plan? >> plan's perfect. you bring troops, state, county and law enforcement together. >> and complete the dang fence. >> it will work this time. senator, you're one of us. >> i know you love seeing that again or hearing that one again. >> it's a great ad, isn't it? >> it is great ad...

Vetted snowden is under criminal investigation. senator, thanks for being here. first off, if these private contractors do such a bad job of vetting individuals as they apparently did with edward snowden, why should the american public feel comfortable that hcess to all this personal data about us? >> well, that's one of the things we tried to cover in the hearing today. i think many people in congress have not spent enough time oversight on this particular function of government, and that is security clearances. when are we requiring? how are we getting them? who is paying for it? and what ki...

By edward snowden has some new documents out there about fisa, the secret foreign surveillance intelligence court. i don't expect you've had time to read them. "the guardian" says they're able to get access to inadvertent information and there allowed to keep it, according to the document itself, if these communications contain, quote, usable intelligence, information on criminal activity, threat of harm to people or property, the information is encrypted or they're believed to contain any information relevant to cyber security. the judgment of "the guardian" newspaper is that that sounds like...

Compromise it, tried to tweak it, mold it to whatever best suits them financially or whatever reason, excuse me, reason, but it's still the constitution. it's still what we are founded on. >> greta: what is your theory or why do you think that we've had this-- these incidents like the movie theater in aurora, colorado, the shooting in newtown, connecticut. the brutal shootings in these like individual shootings in chicago and people have been highlighting what's going on, chicago, especially a lot of the young people in chicago. what's your thinking behind -- why are we seeing this violence? w...