adam gadan is the american-born spokesman for al qaeda. he praises the assassination of the u.s.s, who was killed. tell us about the video. what are some of the specific threats he's making? >> the specific threats have to do with him inciting others to try to kill american ambassadors throughout the middle east. that's one of the larger threats he makes. he made this video. it was posted over the weekend. the site intelligence group has the video on its website. from all indications this is legitimate. u.s. officials we've spoken with this morning have no immediate comment on it. in this video he was born in winchester, california, defends the murder last years of u.s. m ambassador to libya, chris stephen. take a listen. actually, we don't have that video tape. we do have it now. take a listen. all right. i'm told we don't have it. i apologize. in it he says that the ambassador was killed to avenge the believers and enrage the criminals. he also tries to incite al qaeda militants to kill other ambassadors in the middle east. the video was produced in march but not posted until t

if i go adam gadan, i can go and look it up and see who he's been talking to and maybe connect the dots. but they have no interest in mr. and mrs. sally johnson in iowa and arkansas. >> but it does look like they're spying on with us the metadata. they have phone calls and the internet stuff. brian, your source who you talked to in the beginning during the bush year, it started off as one thing. and james sensenbrenner he says this thing has morphed into something not legal so they have to change the law. >> if you want to go through my e-mails, fine, i'm not doing anything wrong, but we don't trust -- we don't trust you with the information now. because they're saying they're not doing anything wrong. the courts are saying they are. the courts, they're saying this is unconstitutional. tell us what you think. do you even care anymore? do you enjoy this topic? send us an e-mail. >> right. or you can use twitter and just for the record, ainsley, i don't mind if you go through my e-mail, but steve back off. don't pretend like you don't know. >>> meanwhile, listen to this -- >> who told you