>> mooring's, the electronic frontier foundation, as well as organizations as well as the constitutional rights are suing to stop that bulk collection. representatives senson parenner who is the original author of the patriot act, has joined our lawsuit and said as a friend of the court, and said this was not the intent of the patriot act. so yes, there is something we are doing, and there is something

like verizon and at&t. the nsa is also sharing its data. we know it shares data with the ceo, with the fbi, with the drug enforcement agency, and today we learned that they share unfiltered raw data with israel. this is data that they aren't even allowed to share with the nsa. >> that is so say they are turning other the

what it was doing. what it turns out they were doing, this is for year, by the way, they were conducting fishing expeditions to look into your phone calls. to look into tens of thousands of americans phone calls to gather suspicion, that they would then use to look into your phone calls. the if that sounds circular, it is because it is. >> everyleahey has already stepped up and said look, this is the sort of bulk collection

this important. >> well the december closure is important because now we know that the nsa violated its on ruled, and lied about it to the court, was repuked strongly by the court, and even more than the, the court itself, this is a secret court that meets in washington, d.c., the court said that it had no way of knowing whether the nsa was complying, and the nsa lad lost the court's confidence. those are pretty startling revelations. >> so the other part of that was the motion that only 10% actually fell