to set free or cheap digital a technically still present person's cell phone with our wine will explore that question just had. and since flare up again in eastern ukraine with a series of clashes between anti get back to the military report from that region. the pto board the multibillion dollar contract for submarines. what could this mean in the military budget has much more to your account. he

wants. your date. watching him aircraft. while the supreme court heard arguments today on the hot button issue i see in the digital age the forgotten war and telstra to sell tons of people they don't grasp this morning the supreme court began to consider that option while educating two cases related to the issue had to do so that justice is one half to decide how to interpret and apply an eighteenth century amended that is the fourth amendment of course it has the right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and others our own fall under that category to discuss this more i was way earlier. like john whitehead he's the president of the rutherford institute which i'll dynamic its brief

in the united states vs worry one of the cases of the challenging the warrantless searches of cell phones. john is also author of the government on wolf the emerging american police state. at present and to break down into digital privacy cases at the supreme court is taking a look at yes it's a desire to serve on the postponed or expired license plate. the heat shares of samsung cell phones a accident that the basis of both but he was implicated in the gaming activities that all relationships and whatever in the senate a story cases the case is named after paul worry was that i actually saw the animals local and foreign or a violation of. the police on his cell phone gps activity actually went to this whole map of the congress held in churches all the defiance and runs away. and so those are basically two cases the key thing to worry case was

the first court of appeals ruled that it wasn't unreasonable search and seizure. that's why the supreme court has gone into this case usually when they take a case like this where bodies appeals court has ruled in the appeals court this case ruled that it was a real certainty about wrapping the cell phone looking at all the information is due to clarify the works. and of the supreme court district of late is i haven't read the recently they said that the gospel altar call the police to call you over and what some people say oh no people many people called paranoid. it also offers a policeman pulled in by uranus also the supreme court and the fourth amendment the band and chorus argument for requiring officers to get a warrant is that searching a person's cell phone is like searching eye at his home desk and computer all that together they will kind of valuable information would really be up for grabs here

if it's determined that no one is needed. here is your mission or bought this for a repeat of the new kids on a wild for them and it's the sentinel right to life in the fourth amendment is the center of the constitution. what is ethically state manager when it senses before the police can search and surveillance only they had probable cause or sunk on the adventure of the something illegal. if they have that problem they're supposed to get a warrant that protects the service and the doors and present them to judge when cellphones by the way again at the rutherford institute always do the research of all the technology. i mean within a few short years so called into the furor by national id card. this was to use the buy sell its one hundred year you can use your favorite activities your facebook activities between your face recognition sell anything you didn't know it i would say that of the anti orwellian drain. but that wind up

information on people who have with who you talk to your father new display your children or whatever the police don't have access to that. so what we're asking the court that it is that if you have that so call mr policeman in google or your particular i would say the information we on the cellphone relates to the drug charge. we don't want the government going through every bit of information battle holding it like the nsa when you listened to them. twenty and text messages today is that the police state where there is actually no no privacy so i think that's what six a thick steak here is that the key a key center to be human being is so private moment. so the special property to georgia. there is no special privacy in your own no property of the police to just put yourself on your house in charge of the war was in the uk. without a

warrant. there are no freedoms basically the state hold everything in it don't you. the cellphone owners like the agreement he will say this is just obviously our cell phones contain so much sensitive data. of course is always two sides to every argument and that's with me discussing what's the opposing opinion that justices will have to consider. when told of the first artist record cases is of any information to protect doctors say it well in the cases were involved in the winter book would not ever taken any officer or police office taking that information. there isn't that interesting. it went well that's the key to the old email is evidence but only have to go before judge argue their case law that this forty years ninety nine percent of larger issue. so while the police go get the war. she had a cell phone information as they should have to protect ur eyes should he would open up your whole history conversations are happening on the ukraine

as intrusion thinking why would they will have that information. well i cannot argue that some of them lol we are moving into a police state expense control. why is the fbi now going in before he started in ramshackle people's homes are checking out cell phone records and battling mental confusion going into people's homes who are friends of peace activists from the incriminating information remember the fbi the police let the seventeen thousand pages of information. you can't stop this person and activities. as for where we're headed with this cell phone information age and activists have been a lot here in the sky ruled that the supreme court thousand to download everything from yourself all about getting a proper war. a lot of people are wondering how bad those arguments are going to hold that they mean when you look historically at supreme court decisions the typically find favor of the enforcement

increasingly under the roberts court. yes under prior court. no you don't know what allows the law school the warren court and great decisions are coming back a lot of people didn't like that the thought of giving commercially usa to american citizens but not all that sitting in the fourth man especially as the caterer to our freedoms. and i have to work with the attorneys on the left wing and right wing libertarians also the same thing to me and for once there we go on the fourth name meant to be dead. and i think most people don't actually know routinely cover the sprinkler. they tell me the supreme court judges civil war of words that do not understand. computer technology and don't understand so it's best to make use of magic to get you across to the former generation that these two new devices. this is unlike up it exists in seventeen seventy six the whole thing up on your hand is dynamite in the end of the wrong side of the show. of course and and and we know that ninety

percent of americans have cell phones at the same time about twelve million rested ee topped about the implications here with this kind of supreme court decision indications are it is is that as i said it's the end of the orwellian during on of any kind information on your intimate information that no one should have bought the way. i have ran to tell me i use to fix this usage is the law will do that anymore i'm afraid the nsa to read or write dinner at the depletion of the real affirmation. if you have a free society of all is said should she have to worry about or what they're going to find out not to personalize the government when the situations yet you're going to have endeavored to go that route the countries that the technology is moving so rapidly and the courts to australia in the balance of rights attorney for over forty years. the court has always been lagging behind technology is expanding at a

time and create a decision it lost a lot of freedoms books all have to see if the courts can keep up with technology this time john whitehead president of the rather for an institute dance for playing and another day another senseless shooting in the last of this humble paddock when he went on a shooting spree this morning in kennesaw georgia. as you don't let not been named top six people. around six am this morning and was found dead hours later and a loading bay and self inflicted gunshot. all the guns were taken to belle starr cancer hospital narrabeen north beach counties reported however three victims are critical condition. one victim has been released and to make thousands are painting will be nice. one co worker told nbc to lead a life that she's on the suspect drop the night before the bloody rampage he also said the gunman was dressed in all planned with a camouflage vest and bullets strapped to his chest. police are currently searching the suspects are on the fedex premise is that how can

assign certainly no stranger to guns since nineteen eighty two the city has an arm on the books say it mandatory for households to keep at least one firearm and home however them off purses really enforced. the european union and another fifteen people today who will face sanctions over the crisis in ukraine. that number includes any number of high ranking russian officials such as dimitri come back. i said deputy prime minister the sanctions which will immediately go into effect include asset freezes and travel bans. yesterday russian promised the harsh response to separate sanctions imposed by the united states surrogate three out of russian deputy minister for foreign relations called les mentors quote meaning with shameful and disgusting. meanwhile the ground in eastern ukraine the turmoil continues journalist graham phillips is in the bronx with more

the new delhi. the ending and once again the trees what's a piece. bill. i feel

the meeting. more daunting eye. average height in ukraine. last week secretary see john kerry called rti propaganda bullhorn for a nap but the parties' they need to check and. i'm the secretary for diplomacy and affairs which are single slip up all of the foreign secretary kerry's attack on our team last week where he told us that propaganda for bourne is the single is accusing the rt of making false claims and he gives examples she wants to send away our team in depleted in the telephone call involving former ukrainian prime minister yulia tymoshenko so selective editing the network made it appear that much of that advocated violence against not sure what the constant reference to a new claim the postal russian takeover of the country as a what the unquestioning repetition of the ludicrous assertion last week that the united

states has invested five billion dollars in regime change in ukraine. these are not facts and they are not opinions their false claims well first of all and he licked my fingers meet a conversation with the anglicans is arguably considered the iroquois would appear that is to think that advocated violence against russia. it limited to bake anything when the person actually said that it was good. on on. they know it. if you don't have that be the divisional court in the space of five billion dollars invested in ukraine is this angle makes it sound as if our people that amount out of thin air. here is the assistant secretary of state for european and eurasian affairs victoria nolan investing in a nine billion dollars to assist ukrainian using articles that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic and it's certain that court

he refers to any ukrainian up close to russia's actions as a this is simply not true here's just one example of that was the worst bit of reporters make on the ground when covering the events that the wait. i mean. i made. he said. that confrontation came in the top two thousand and eight contestants. nicknamed the credit commitments dollar was art. all we are there this department uses art to making false claims when fact checking is not their strong to remember remember the story with the flyers be surrounding the city of its regular citizens to register with the pro russian government. the flyers and out of the fake when they merged the west ambassador to the plane quickly dubbed it the real deal. john terry reference to change and that

the video that the state department prepared to explain why the us imposed sanctions on russia. it also needs a correction it makes it appear that twenty years had two choices that the referendum it to secede from ukraine or to join my shed which is not accurate one of the options was to stay within ukraine with autonomy granted under the constitution signed in nineteen ninety two. it no coverage for challenging everything that the us says about ukraine because it's worth challenging because of the viewer only listen to what the us state department says they would have most distorted understanding of what's going on there so dear to us them more sources of information to have a fuller picture you will have at the end. he's banging shut down reporting. well it seems that while iverson and hopped around the globe seeking a signed last summer the former and the contractor also became a leader who is famous for his involvement in cases dealing with the espionage act. according to reports are

now buying your tie. we now know that the way here is play doh shares and has been working on a plea deal that would allow the students returned to the united states however those top to toe and berries. each sheriff had not commented on this but then why is there a way or for the aclu was also representing snowdon said the government eager to cooperate in extraordinary ways the right circumstances he did not believe that the fallon evil is the right word for someone whose act of conscience has been finalized democratic oversight of the intelligence community and is leading to historic reforms to share in the past clients include lawrence frank lane a former pentagon official who was accused of passing classified documents about the us is wrong with the two pro israel lobbyists additionally he negotiated short sentences sentences for other intelligence agents accused of spying shares also gained quite a bit of notoriety as a layer of

monaco polanski's legal team during the playhouse scandal on the us navy has awarded a seventeen point six billion dollar contractor general dynamics and its major sub contractor hunting ten singles industry is the largest ever need the shipbuilding contract and if that is going to go into the construction of kenmore virginia class nuclear powered attack submarines. i find two submarines courier from fiscal year twenty fourteen through twenty eighteen and will lead to the saving eighty two billion dollars to discuss what this means for the military budget is much more. i was rendered there they are keeping him up at everest after about the deal. many need for the new submarines. he already has ten suffering and evil are being built by her party. so as you mention it has a seventeen point six five billion dollar contract with general dynamics of what that will build its two

thousand dreams real the next nineteen years same as you mentioned is two billion dollars. essentially what the military getting his tenure or submarines for the price of nine handed the summer and very very high the whole point of them is to be able to maintain underwater common and that's what you're striving for here that is what the company know i've been posting about these. the submarines so they're very high tech making rum for longer periods of time between me and kt gold like nation's first is the fourteen before. as we get that number two billion dollars. i really mean in terms of saving as well. he really doesn't mean all that much when and in two thousand while president obama only requested for i the submarines but we are getting. so could we have reduced the number and promptly got nine the price of eight. well that's a question to be happy interesting thing here is

how congress plays into all of the us congress has the controlling how the pentagon spends its money and a lot of times yes but that's nothing to say bad hundred treat the pentagon budget mike jobs budget. so friends and the senator tim came from virginia was a democrat said that this new contract with three fifty three thousand jobs in to virginia so it's great for him. is it necessarily great for the future of military missions we don't know but it's great for the penn state i thought was that the time we're hearing about another report from the gto the government accountability project think i was just twenty one billion dollars worth of camo pants. it sounds very confusing complete breakdown of why he would be a good reading and getting rid of some perfectly good amount of the problem is that i have really come to town too. computer stuff happens and it is that if the one i know the type to computers and the fact. now the department of defense has

a seventy billion dollars worth of ammunition hundred turkeys that we know about to think that they can not wait to put on any nation has a shelf life so essentially they have to destroy some of it because it's just too dangerous to deal with soul destroying one point two billion dollars worth of ammunition which is really just a small fraction in comparison to seventy billion dollars a share. the problem is that yes some of it is perfectly good ammunition. is that the military does not have a complete computer system. all of the branches and carried on a well intentioned or three times its own separate computer system that try to work with the main system but actually dump and mini me in the marine corps and air force confessed and have been called a week in terms of being able to maintain in the armies which is up to defend or a topic and i had a lot of problems and twenty with ammunition and wind in

your system so complex and there being anything being done right now to fix that one is supposed to be done to fix that. albeit that there isn't much fun going on right now. so as i mentioned as one of the national level and mission capability to stop it and what that is most to do is really kind of detached and watch over everything the problem is that the economy it only keeps track of the ammunition that it has for that you're stuck on a new report says that to happen it doesn't take into account some unseen the owner and the mission at hand. now the other really interesting thing about this whole system is by faith that the marine corps for the needy and want to get some ammunition for the army and an army of action the new year comes and don't work with one another so what happens is the media conference to send an email saying we want that much ammunition. he printed out we get into the haneef this summer and then go into

the repository and send it back out so i didn't even a matching email chain and how confusing that yes we were talking about billions and billions of dollars worth of equipment and other ammunition i mean the meal one three twenty two million mission parts so it receives the ball that is it's confusing the fabled weeks to see the lethal means you have car for five years series on the list released on thursday and it's equally excited about what to expect when his ammunition kind of story that we're talking about is just a smaller issue within a bigger problem the computer system extends the much larger and this story is focusing on something other than that place bowl in some other reason. so some prisons including embezzlement disconnect between the military officials on the ground and the pentagon and what they want but there is another very important disconnect and left to collect and fuel to an end

and is often resistance by members of congress who feel that the jobs in their districts or the companies and industries need to continue building something that really mean do anything to enhance national security attached are some nice new bill is needed to mean something else that is needed can you tell. so congress want the land and on the highway and i continued to know that people will be able to tune in and see more of that on thursday this week making things for the reporting game. well a few lonely looking for companionship and happen to live in rural america unique and my niece dating website is gaining more and more traction. non city folks to the left. only. he is. things

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big bucks across the whole fact that people who drink every day. regulators are making all of the bank i'm talking about people who work at the new consumer financial protection here the comptroller of the currency. the average annual compensation for twenty twelve with more than one hundred and ninety thousand dollars that the average including honestly that these regulatory agency. i think he thinks that all the fact that all three of the fence. over a hundred thousand dollars a year twenty three percent of all the employees in more than the average teacher salary in twenty twelve and again more than the rest of a schmuck. no it's not the typical me feel that making judicious financial regulation. the average secretary at the otc meds about eight thousand dollars a year. new drivers at the fbi even sneak in and out of the year to go into management training at the pb

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