. >> you know, the last thing he did before he got on the bus from fairview, new jersey, to chautauquae he knew the prison had weights? >> he knew he wasn't coming back. why should he keep a standing order going? >> jon: wow! he is going through it, knowing, i don't need sirius radio anymore. so was he suicidal? or was he -- >> i don't know. maybe we will find out, whenever, if this trial happens, we might find out more about him. >> jon: do you dread something like that? is that something is still visit you? >> no. if they need me to testify, i will go testify. and i will be in the courtroom with them. but my view is, he should be scared about being in the courtroom with me. [applause] >> jon: absolutely. absolutely. do you wonder sometimes, you know -- and this is not

tim, fairview, pennsylvania, republican. caller: yeah, i would not vote for the fisa build. over the past several years, i see american intelligence being targeted more and more domestically than abroad. i just think recently, you just saw in the news where the fbi shows up at some lady's door with guns drawn because she posted things on facebook regarding joe biden, so i just do not trust our intelligence apparatus anymore. and it seems kind of silly to be doing a fisa bill and worried about wiretapping and munication like that when we have a wide open border with thousands a day. many of them are chinese nationalists coming over the border, and they are worried about tapping somebody's phone call. i mean, there are divisions now of young men coming over the borders, and they are worried about electronic surveillance. i would not buy it. i would not vote for it. host: tim in pennsylvania, weighing in on the debate in washington over whether or not to reauthorize section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. fisa is what it is called. we would like to get your th

tim, fairview, pennsylvania, republican. caller: yeah, i would not vote for the fisa build.ver the past several years, i see american intelligence being targeted more and more domestically than abroad. i just think recently, you just saw in the news where the fbi shows up at some lady's door with guns drawn because she posted things on facebook regarding joe biden, so i just do not trust our intelligence apparatus anymore. and it seems kind of silly to be doing a fisa bill and worried about wiretapping and munication like that when we have a wide open border with thousands a day. many of them are chinese nationalists coming over the border, and they are worried about tapping somebody's phone call. i mean, there are divisions now of young men coming over the borders, and they are worried about electronic surveillance. i would not buy it. i would not vote for it. host: tim in pennsylvania, weighing in on the debate in washington over whether or not to reauthorize section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. fisa is what it is called. we would like to get your thou

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